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  • Intro to Centennial Marching Band (entering gr. 8-10)

    Calling all Centennial band students entering grades 8, 9 and 10! Would you like to get a glimpse of what it's like to be in the Centennial High School Marching Band? Then this is the place for you! Expect to spend four days with Mrs. Scheibe (CMS) and Mr. Kuehn (CHS) learning what marching band at Centennial is all about. Learn music and marching techniques, receive music that you will get to keep, and most importantly make some new band friends! In just four days you will go from a marching beginner to performing an actual marching band show for family and friends on the field at the Centennial High School! Students must bring their own instrument and have comfortable athletic shoes. Students that play school-owned instruments or are Percussionists need to communicate with a director so we can prepare instruments for you. When registering you MUST list the instrument you play and T-shirt size! To receive a camp t-shirt, you must register by July 21, we can't guarantee a t-shirt after this date. Please make sure you provide a current email address for communication. The final performance will be on the Thursday of camp at 11:30 am on the CHS Turf Field, and is FREE and open to the public.
  • Intro to Esports (entering gr. 3-9)

    Turn your passion for video games into valuable life skills. Camp will introduce the world of Esports and teach participants about the many opportunities available to them by getting involved. Play some of the most popular Esports games, compete with and against each other in tournaments, and learn important lessons along the way.
  • Intro to Game Design (entering gr. 3-9)

    If you like playing video games, you'll love designing them. Trained instructors will teach participants how to program their own video games using an engaging program called Kodu. Create your own world, populate it with characters, and then play the games you create during camp. Learn important programming skills while having tons of fun, with no prior experience needed.
  • Jr Camp Fancy (ages 5-10)

    Who doesn’t love a little extra sparkle? Fancy is for everyone. In this camp, we’ll transform the ordinary into extraordinary, turning everyday items into something truly fabulous. With a sprinkle of creativity and a dash of STEM, life becomes fantastique. Experience indoor glamping as you build cozy forts, craft glowing wands, create your own lip gloss, and mix up some fancy slime. The week wraps up with a special pajama party featuring deliciously fancy s’mores. Join us for a week of fun, friendship, and fabulous creations.
  • Kids Obstacle/Mud Run (ages 4-12)

    Mark your calendar for our 6th Annual Kids Obstacle/Mud Run. We added some new obstacles and an inflatable big slide! The race will take place on the Centennial High School campus. Participants will run on the grounds of the high school completing multiple obstacles, some easy and some a bit more challenging, and ending with a mud pit! Youth participants will receive a t-shirt. Register by July 28 to be guaranteed a shirt. Start times are staggered by age. Please check in a few minutes before your start time. Register three or more children from the same family for $19 per child. Discount applied at checkout.
  • Middle School Improv (gr. 6-8)

    Improvisation is likely to be known as a performance form that allows for audience participation, is based on comedy, and is only for the very quick-witted. Improvisation, however, is a truly adaptable art form that has proven to be an effective tool onstage and off for many different age groups and levels of experience. In other words, while it can be highly entertaining, improvisation is much more than "being funny." The tenets of improvisation - namely saying yes or accepting ideas without judgement, creating a safe atmosphere, and listening - have made this form important to actors and non-actors alike. For actors, improvisation is crucial to being in the moment and learning to trust your instincts onstage, particularly in auditions. For non-actors, improvisation is an effective tool for sharpening focus, evolving creative ideas, improving communication skills and teamwork. Students who participate in improvisation greatly improve their listening skills, focus, and schoolwork. Visit Centennialtheatre.org for more information.
  • Middle School Tour & Scavenger Hunt (entering gr. 6)

    Anxious about transitioning from elementary to middle school? Would you feel better having an opportunity to spend a few hours touring the school, meeting new friends from the other elementary buildings, and exploring while taking part in an exciting scavenger hunt? Pizza lunch included. A special greeting from the middle school will be provided.
  • Minecraft Olympics (entering gr. 3-9)

    The "Minecraft Olympics" is a dynamic three-day camp designed to immerse participants in the thrilling world of Minecraft while fostering teamwork, creativity, and friendly competition. Campers will engage in daily Build Battles, showcasing their imaginative prowess in constructing awe-inspiring structures aligned with diverse themes. Through this immersive experience, participants not only deepen their understanding of Minecraft's gameplay but also cultivate camaraderie and problem-solving skills in a fun and supportive environment. The "Minecraft Olympics" promises a thrilling adventure for campers seeking to combine their love for Minecraft with a collaborative team experience that won't soon be forgotten. Please bring a nut-free snack and a beverage.
  • Mini Cougar Cheer Clinic (gr. 1-5)

    Your mini Cougar will learn and perform cheers with the CHS varsity cheerleaders during part of a Centennial home football game on October 15 vs. Anoka, *time TBD. Practice for the game will take place on Saturday, October 11. For practice, wear comfy athletic clothes, tennis shoes and bring a water bottle. Game Day: Wednesday, October 15 against Anoka. The time of the game is a 6 pm kick off. Check-in and material review prior to the game is 4:30-5 pm at the West Building Cafeteria. Enter at door N40. The parking lots fill quickly prior to the game, so please allow time for parking. At game time, girls will sit with their families to start and then join the cheerleaders on the sideline at the beginning of 2nd quarter and then perform with them at halftime. Pick up your mini-Cougar after the half-time routine to join you in the stands to watch the remainder of the game. Family members will need to pay to attend the game. Registration will close 10 days before game day, spots permitting. Registration fee includes poms, cheer bow, snack during the clinic and child game day entry fee.
  • Mini Cougar Dance Clinic (gr. K-6)

    Join the CHS Dance Team for an evening of dance, pizza and fun. Learn a dance routine from the high school dancers and coaching staff to perform during a Centennial home varsity football game at the CHS Stadium on Friday, September 19 at 6 pm. Practice for the performance will be on the Thursday before, September 18, from 5:30-7:30 pm. Wear comfy athletic clothes, tennis shoes and bring a water bottle. On game day, drop your dancer off at the CHS West cafeteria at 5:30 pm to practice before the game. After the half-time performance, pick up your dancer on the sideline to watch the remainder of the game. Family members will need to pay to attend the game. Registration fee includes a t-shirt, pizza on Thursday, game entry fee for dancer and dance instruction. Indicate t-shirt size when registering. Registration closes two weeks before the football game, spots permitting.
  • Mom and Me Football Challenge (female adult with child entering gr. 2-5)

    Time for moms to get out of the stands and spend some time on the turf. Sign up for our 9th Annual Mom and Me Football Challenge. Join coaches and football players for a fun evening. Participate in several contests, some involving skill, while others will be just for fun. Moms or other adult females are welcome to attend with sons and daughters. For completing this challenge, adults will be rewarded with a special Centennial football shirt. Shirts are women cut, S-3XL. Bring a water bottle and dress to play! Rain date will be Aug 7 if needed. Register child: Name of attending "mom" will be asked as a question during the checkout process.
  • More Than Pink SUP/Kayaking (entering gr. 4-7)

    We have a wonderful opportunity for you and your MTP participant. We are NOT having a parent night this year so on Thursday, July 24 we have an opportunity for you to go kayaking and/or stand up paddleboarding on Centerville Lake. Anoka County Parks will be providing the equipment and instruction. Just show up and have a great time! We have 2 sessions, 5:30-7 pm or 7-8:30 pm. Space is limited, cost is $ 20 per pair (for a parent/guardian and a youth). You only need one registration - register your child and you'll be asked the parent/guardian name during registration.
  • NEW! 3D Printing: Build Your Own Robot (entering gr. 4-8)

    Step into the world of 3D printing and bring your ideas to life. This camp is perfect for beginners who love to draw, design, and see their creations take shape. Participants will learn the basics of 3D modeling and printing using Tinkercad, designing custom parts for their very own robots. By the end of the week, they’ll have built two exciting DC-powered robots, a sketchbot and a drivebot. This hands-on course encourages creativity and problem-solving, and participants will need to be comfortable using a laptop and mouse to design their robots.
  • NEW! Chess N Motion (entering gr. 1-5)

    Challenge your mind and body this summer. We will split our activities to keep both our heads and hearts alive. Chess skills will cover the beginner to an intermediate player and physical games include badminton, pickleball, tag games, and other indoor-outdoor games based on the ability level and mix of the group.
  • NEW! DIY Wearable Art: Fashion Meets Creativity (entering gr. 1-5)

    Unleash your inner designer and step into the world of wearable art this summer in our DIY Wearable Art camp. Learn the basics of fashion design and textile art, from sketching original designs to working with fabrics, paints, beads, and other materials. We’ll guide you through a variety of fun and innovative projects, including customizing T-shirts, designing accessories like jewelry and hats, and even experimenting with upcycling old clothes into trendy, new creations.
  • NEW! DIY Wind-Up Toy (ages 5-12)

    The kids will dive into motion mechanics by crafting their own wind-up toys. Through hands-on exploration, they’ll learn about energy transfer, gears, and more while unleashing their creativity. Join us for a whirlwind adventure where science and fun collide. Please pack a nut-free snack and beverage.
  • NEW! Exploring Photography (entering gr. 3-9)

    Capture the essence of summer with "Exploring Photography," an exciting experience designed to ignite the passion for visual storytelling and photography in participants. Learn the secrets of photography and transform ordinary moments into extraordinary snapshots. Guided by experienced instructors, this immersive experience strikes the perfect balance between having a blast and allowing creativity to shine. Discover the skills to freeze time through the lens. This will be a snapshot of summer you'll never forget.
  • NEW! Moana 2 Musical Theater Class (ages 5-8)

    The ocean is calling once again. We will choose our characters, learn music and choreography from Moana 2 and create our own musical. No experience necessary. Everyone will learn to put together a professional show from start to finish. Learn how to properly speak lines, block a scene, develop a character and much more. We'll also play fun creative games. Friends and family are invited to observe a special performance beginning the final 30 minutes of the final class. Wear comfortable clothing and lightweight tennis or dance shoes. Please bring a nut-free snack and labeled water bottle.
  • NEW! Monsters & Myths (age 7+)

    Unlock the magic of drawing in this creative multimedia art camp. We’ll read stories and listen to folk songs about our favorite mythical creatures, such as monsters, dragons, and unicorns. Then create works of art inspired by these stories. Dive into a creative adventure with step-by-step guidance, immerse yourself in the world of art as you master essential techniques like shape, pattern, texture, and contrast. Enjoy the demonstrations, play with a variety of materials, and watch your skills soar as you bring these beloved creatures to life.
  • NEW! Nintendo-Themed Coding & STEAM Adventures (entering gr. 2-6)

    Embark on a week of Nintendo-themed STEAM adventures. You’ll work together to code, animate, and build games. Create your own Super Mario Odyssey-inspired mini movie, build immersive sets, and solve engaging challenges. This program is perfect for participants who want to develop their creative and technical skills. It’s a fantastic way to learn and have fun. Participants should have basic reading skills. Bring a USB drive on the last day. Nintendo is a trademark of Nintendo of America Inc. This camp is not affiliated with them.
  • NEW! Puppy Palace (ages 4-9)

    In this class, create a soft, huggable sock puppy with a doghouse to fit for canine royalty. After all, man’s best friend deserves the best. Woof! Please pack a nut-free snack and beverage.
  • NEW! Sketch Quest (entering gr. 3-9)

    Unlock your imagination at Sketch Quest, a dynamic and immersive camp for artists. Dive into a world of creativity as you learn fundamental drawing techniques, explore creative expression, and create amazing artwork. This drawing adventure provides the perfect opportunity to let your creativity soar and make everlasting memories. Whether you’re a novice sketcher or an experienced artist, Sketch Quest is your canvas for exploration. Join us for a transformative experience where every drawing tells a story, and your artistic journey begins.
  • NEW! Skyhawks Baseball Camp (ages 8-12)

    Master the essentials of baseball - fielding, catching, throwing, hitting and base running in our engaging, positive environment. Tailored for beginners and intermediates, this program not only instills new baseball skills but also imparts crucial life lessons in respect, teamwork and sportsmanship. Join us for a dynamic blend of athletic growth and character development. Athletes should bring a glove, water bottle and snack. Wear sunscreen, athletic clothing and shoes.
  • NEW! Small Group Tutoring (entering gr. 1-6)

    Help your child avoid summer learning loss at our half-day camp. In small group settings, participants will receive personalized tutoring in English and Math, focusing on keys skills like reading, writing, and math concepts. With engaging activities and tailored lessons, your child will strengthen their knowledge and stay sharp for the new school year.