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Newborn Coffee HourEarly Childhood Family EducationConnect with fellow parents and navigate the beautiful, chaotic first year together! While our weekly topics focus primarily on the first 20 weeks of parenthood, all parents with infants up to 1 year old are warmly welcome to attend with their little ones. This free group is offered in partnership with Public Health. Sessions are co-led by a Parent & Family Educator and a Public Health Nurse, who specialize in lactation support. Baby weight checks are also available. Join us as we navigate the joys and challenges of early parenthood together!2026 Fall
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Starting SoonOutdoor Adventure DayPrairie Woods ELCStep into the great outdoors with a day full of thrilling activities at Prairie Woods. Challenge yourself on the Outdoor Climbing Wall, experience the exhilaration of swinging high on the Flying Squirrel, and enjoy a peaceful paddle through the Lake Florida Slough. Test your aim with some archery fun, explore the trails on a fat-tire bike, and if time permits, learn essential survival skills like shelter building and fire starting.Don’t forget to bring a sack lunch, snacks, and a water bottle to keep you energized throughout the day. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure!2026 Summer -
NewOutdoor Survival ClubPrairie Woods ELCOutdoor Survival Club is a fun, safe, supervised, and engaging way for kids to learn basic survival skills with peers who share their enthusiasm. Through hands-on activities requiring teamwork, students will learn basic survival skills such as; shelter building, fire starting, or water filtering, all while learning about various aspects of nature and their pertaining to survival.2026 Fall -
NewPWELC ExtravaganzaPrairie Woods ELCWondering what to do without school? Get outside and enjoy the Fall with us at the Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center! Spend the day exploring nature, practicing survival skills, discovering and learning about local wildlife, and playing fun games with friends.Bring your own lunch and snack!2026 Fall -
NewParent ConnectionEarly Childhood Family EducationElementary Parents! Join in conversation with other parents at your school. Various parent topics will be facilitated by a Parent and Family Educator although conversation can depend on the concerns of the group. Rotating Tuesdays from 8:30-9:30am Watch for notices of locations at each school. Please Register for one school but walk-ins will be welcome.2026 Fall -
Parent Partner ProgramEarly Childhood Family EducationAs your child’s first and most important teacher, we invite you to partner with us on your parenting journey. One of our Parent and Family Educators will set up a visit with you. Our vision is to help you reach your parenting goals to encourage your child’s healthy growth and development. Home Visit Content: • Parent-Child Activity: Each visit may include an activity to complete with your child that you can recreate at home on your own. Visits will also include a book and/or literacy-focused activity. • Parenting Topic: Visits will focus on a specific topic that is relevant to your child’s development • Personal Goals and Resources: We will help you identify your family and parenting goals and connect you to helpful community resources. Sign up using this form:2026 Fall -
NewPhone Photo Rescue Workshop for BeginnersEnrichmentAre you overwhelmed or running out of storage with all of the photos just sitting on your phone? In our live online workshop, learn to delete the clutter, create printed photo books and protect your precious memories forever. In just one hour, you'll transform your chaotic photo collection into an organized library you can actually navigate, plus learn maintenance habits that take only minutes each week, without any confusing tech jargon. This is a virtual class. Participants must have audio and visual technology capabilities such as a laptop, tablet, or a smartphone.2026 Fall
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NewPlanes, Trains & AutomobilesEarly Childhood Family EducationHop aboard for a transportation adventure! Children will explore vehicles of all kinds—including trains, cars, trucks, airplanes, and boats—through stories, music, art, sensory experiences, and interactive play2026 Fall -
NewPractical ChatGPT Training for BeginnersEnrichmentHave you been curious about what ChatGPT is exactly and how it may affect you? Learn what you need to know about ChatGPT powered by Artificial Intelligence in this fun and engaging class! You will understand how it works exactly and why it's taking the world by storm. You'll also learn practical everyday uses for ChatGPT in the workforce and at home. Don't get left behind in today's tech savvy world, and attend this upcoming training! This is a virtual class. Participants must have audio and visual technology capabilities such as a laptop, tablet, or a smartphone.2026 Fall -
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Starting SoonPrairie Woods Environmental Learning Center SamplerPrairie Woods ELCCome experience what Prairie Woods ELC has to offer. We will visit the Pioneer Cabin to see how people lived “back in the day”, climb the wall, track some animals, dig in the pond, collect insects, and learn some outdoor survival skills. Bring a sack lunch, snacks, and a water bottle. Meet at PWELC Farm site.2026 Summer -
Private Swim LessonsWillmar Community Education offers private or semi-private swimming instruction for all ages and ability levels. These lessons are 25 minutes in length and geared toward specific goals of each student.Category -
RC Boats and ROV BasicsEnrichmentSet sail on a hands-on engineering adventure in RC Boats & ROV Basics! Students will dive into the science of buoyancy, hull design, and waterproofing as they work in teams to test and modify remote-control boats. Along the way, they’ll experiment with stability, thrust, and maneuverability before putting their creations to the test in timed trials and obstacle challenges. If a pool or pond is available, the final day shifts outdoors for exciting capstone runs; otherwise, indoor test bins keep the action flowing. With plenty of teamwork, problem-solving, and splashy fun, this camp makes STEM unforgettable.2026 Summer -
NewRamen Revival: Transforming the Humble Ramen into a Gourmet Feast!EnrichmentRamen noodles may be humble, but with a little creativity and flair, they can be taken to a whole new level being transformed into a restaurant-worthy meal. Join Chef Tess for this fun filled cook-along adventure and learn to turn this humble noodle into a truly special meal using high-quality proteins, fresh vibrant vegetables, and Asian pantry stables. Learn to elevate texture and taste, marinate the protein, and prepare the vegetables and how to build bold, balanced flavors by crafting a rich full- flavorful sauce. Then discover a few simple cooking techniques for layering the ingredients and the flavors to create depth, texture, and visual appeal in every serving. Whether you are a busy home cook or a curious foodie, you will walk away with serious ramen inspiration and the skills to continue to turn a simple pack of Ramen noodles into a healthy, nutritious gourmet experience! While cooking-along is loads of fun, and highly recommended, it is optional. A list of ingredients and class details will be received in advance of the class with enough time for shopping and preparation. The Instructor’s Personal Recipes from this class will be included in a professionally made PDF packet to be received by participants after the class.Note: One registration fee covers immediate family members living full-time in the same household. Adult supervision is required if children participate. If friends, adult children, or extended family members are participating together, EACH separate household must register SEPARATELY.Refund Policy: There are absolutely NO REFUNDS after the ingredient list/prep packet has been sent.This virtual class will be held via Zoom. All participants must have audio and visual technology capabilities, such as a laptop or tablet with a camera and microphone, or a smartphone.2026 Fall -
Roosevelt ElementaryCardinal PlaceOur mission is to provide a safe, caring, and fun environment for children that meets social, physical, and emotional needs through a variety of experiences and activities. We will encourage children to make positive choices while promoting self-awareness, fostering creativity, and providing leadership opportunities. We offer homework help, crafts, activities, organized physical activities, outside time, social opportunities, computer lab, science experiments, cooking projects, and so much more! Once a month, we collaborate with 4-H/University of Minnesota Extension to offer a fun alternative to our regular programming. We are open holiday breaks, during late starts and early releases, and on days when school is cancelled. All non-school days must be registered for separately. Refunds will not be given for pre-registered non school days. Your child will need to bring a home lunch. Morning and afternoon snack is provided. School Year Pricing (Price based on number of days) 1 day/week 2 days/week 3 days/week 4 days/week 5 days/week Morning $8.25 $16.50 $24.75 $33.00 $38.50 Afternoon $10.75 $21.50 $32.25 $43.00 $51.00 Non School Day $40.50 per day Drop in rate: $10.00 before school, $15.00 after school Summer Pricing (Price based on number of days) 1 day/week 2 days/week 3 days/week 4 days/week 5 days/week Full Day Rate—$40.50/day Drop in rate: $45.00/day $40.50 $81.00 $121.50 $162.00 $202.50 Summer School Rate—$25/day $25.00 $50.00 $75.00 $100.00 **A membership fee of $25.00 needs to be submitted with your registration form to guarantee a spot in Cardinal Place. Cardinal Place will submit vouchers to Kandiyohi County if you qualify for assistance. County co-payments are due bi-weekly on Thursday of the current county billing period. You will be considered self pay until we receive your contract. Family Handbook2026-2027 School Year CP Site -
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NewSTEM – Edible 3D Cell Models: A Journey into the MicrobakeryEnrichmentGet ready to explore the building blocks of life — one tasty creation at a time! In this hands-on STEM class, students will step into the “Cytology Kitchen” to design and build edible 3D models of plant and animal cells. Using cookies, candy, frosting, and other fun materials, participants will discover the important parts of a cell and learn how each structure helps living things grow and function. Along the way, students will compare plant and animal cells, experiment with creativity and design, and bring science to life in a deliciously memorable way!2026 Fall -
NewSeed Library 101: How to Use a Seed Library and Why!EnrichmentKris, the "seed librarian" from the Willmar Public Library, will go over everything you need to know about using a seed library, from selecting and borrowing seeds, planting, harvesting, and saving seeds. We'll have a chance to dig into some flowers and vegetables for some hands-on experience as well.2026 Fall -
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NewSharpening Your Genealogical SkillsEnrichmentLove genealogy, but need a little help with some of the searching? This session will offer some helpful research skills to bring you to the next level of genealogical accuracy. Join local professional genealogist, Sarah Lockwood, to learn best practices of verifying your family history.2026 Fall
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NewSquishmallow Adventure PartyEnrichmentBring your favorite Squishmallow to class as your partner for a multitude of exciting games, playful challenges, and silly relays with your cuddly squishmallow companion! Students will leave with prizes and a very special gift from Mrs. B. Snacks will be provided, so let us know in advance of any food allergies.2026 Fall -
NewStained Glass for BeginnersEnrichmentLearn all the steps of creating a stained glass window! From cutting to soldering, we will do one copper foil project in this class. Lead assembly techniques will also be demonstrated. At the completion of class, each participant can continue on and create designs of their own. In the first class gathering, we'll discuss stained glass and our projects. Tom will demonstrate glass cutting techniques and the process of making a panel. We will cover the materials and tools needed, safety concerns, and answer any questions. Everyone gets to cut glass the first night! The remaining class sessions will be spent working on projects. Everyone will do the same design. Besides the class fee, students will need to purchase supplies and tools for class. Expect to pay $50-100 for your personal supplies and tools, some of these materials may be purchased from the instructor. Some equipment and materials will be provided by the instructor for use during class.2026 Fall -
NewStillwater Day TripEnrichmentSpend a day in beautiful Stillwater! Take in the fall colors, shop, browse the fall art festival, and cruise down the St. Croix if you wish. Option 1: Bus only, NO cruise The Rivertown Fall Art Festival is located in beautiful historic downtown Stillwater, MN along the scenic St. Croix River, a stunning fall backdrop to showcase art! This event also offers a beer & wine tent, a variety of food selections, live music and entertainment. The Art Festival is just steps away from a bustling main street that features art shops & galleries, boutiques and every flavor of restaurant. The Art Festival showcases specialty hand-crafted items, including artist mediums of all kinds: ceramics, clay, culinary arts, drawing, fiber work, glass, jewelry, metal, mixed media, painting, photography, pottery, wood and an others category. Option 2: St. Croix River Cruise with lunch Interested in viewing the scenic St. Croix by boat? Join us for a cruise down the St. Croix with a lunch buffet. Cash bar on board. Walking is required. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes. All participants who register through Willmar Community Education will ride on a coach bus that departs from the Willmar Middle School. This trip is combined with other communities with the possibility of multiple stops along the way; bus schedule may change depending on the number of registrants per stop. Bus loads in Stillwater at 3:15pm and leaves 3:30pm to return. No cancellations or refunds after September 18. Registration full? Please use the waiting list!2026 Fall