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Weekends: Closed

Kirtland Youth Programs, SAP & Youth Sports

February Youth Programs: Pre-Teens

DUE TO STAFFING AND TIME CONSTRAINTS, EVENT TIMES WILL BE DETERMINED ON THE DAY OF THE ACTIVITY.

For All Classes/Events:
Free to members $2.50 for non-members
Open to Ages 9-12

  • Torch Club Meetings & Keystone Meetings
    Mon · 3,10,18,24 Feb
    Make a difference in your community. Join our service-learning clubs to develop new service-learning projects and ways to help the community and your club. New members are always welcome!
  • Drizzle Art paintings into One
    Mon · 3 Feb
    Drizzle painting is a fluid art technique that involves pouring or dripping paint onto a canvas instead of applying it with different-sized brushes.
  • 4-H Healthy Living Mystery fruit and veggie tasting
    Tue · 4 Feb
    We will test your kid’s sense of taste with this mystery fruit and veggie taste-test challenge.
  • DIY Bouncy Balls
    Wed · 5 Feb
    We will make our bouncy balls and compare them to store-bought ones to see which ones bounce the best.
  • Leadership I.D. Cards
    Thu · 6 Feb
    This activity allows members to get to know each other better and develops group cohesion through sharing. It raises members’ awareness of their personal strengths related to leadership and strengthens their leadership identity. As members become aware of their own leadership qualities and identify the contributions they would like to make to the group, they build healthy self-esteem.
  • Balancing and Juggling Act Relay Race
    Fri · 7 Feb
    This session aims to learn and practice juggling skills while building perseverance and practicing stress management.
  • Love Bug Robotic Kit
    Mon-Fri · 10 -14 Feb
    Create your zippy bot in minutes with this fun-filled electronics kit!
  • How Financial Aid Works
    Mon-Fri · 10 -14 Feb
    We will learn how financial aid works and why it is important.
  • Improv Night
    Mon-Fri · 10 -14 Feb
    Youth define self-advocacy. They recognize the relationship between self-advocacy and leadership. They demonstrate advocating for themselves.
  • Yoga Head Bands
    Mon-Fri · 10-14 Feb
    We will play the famous Head Bands game but with a twist. Instead, we will strike yoga poses, and youth must guess the pose.
  • Ozobots Coding Bots
    Mon-Fri · 10-14 Feb
    Programmable robots designed to teach coding and other STEM skills through hands-on, interactive activities.
  • Sewing Sewing Sewing
    Mon-Fri · 17-21 Feb
    We will be working on our sewing skills and making new items we have not made, for example, Drawstring bags, Pillows, Coasters, Headbands, and more!
  • Mini College Fair
    Mon-Fri · 17-21 Feb
    We will be holding a mini college and career fair. We will have different people come in and talk to the children about college and the different careers.
  • Songs of Justice
    Mon-Fri · 17-21 Feb
    Youth define social justice, identify current social justice movements, and interpret their understanding of social justice by expressing their ideas in a poem or song.
  • One-Base Kickball
    Mon-Fri · 17-21 Feb
    In a fielding game, members strike an object with their feet to score runs. Members also develop teamwork and perseverance.
  • Hula Ball
    Mon-Fri · 24-28 Feb
    Members strike an object with their feet in a fielding game to score runs. Members also develop teamwork and perseverance.
  • Plan a Social Justice Project
    Mon-Fri · 24-28 Feb
    Youth define social justice and advocacy. They describe the three steps for being a social justice advocate. They identify an issue they care about. They learn about the issue. They plan to conduct a social justice project addressing a problem they care about.
  • Explore Colleges in different forms
    Mon-Fri · 24-28 Feb
    The youth will make an art collage using different art forms to create a big masterpiece.
  • Rush Week
    Mon-Fri · 24-28 Feb
    Youth will pick their favorite college, make a poster representing it, and try to persuade the group to attend it.
  • Best Bubble Solution
    Mon-Fri · 24-28 Feb
    This solution should have bubbles floating for a long time and not pop immediately.

February Youth Programs: Teens

DUE TO STAFFING AND TIME CONSTRAINTS, EVENT TIMES WILL BE DETERMINED ON THE DAY OF THE ACTIVITY.

For All Classes/Events:
Free to members $2.50 for non-members
Open to Ages 13-18

  • Exploring Art Sculptures
    Mon-Fri · 3-7 Feb
    Define social justice and advocacy. They describe the three steps for being a social justice advocate. They identify an issue they care about. They learn about the issue. They plan to conduct a social justice project addressing a problem they care about.
  • 3D Printed Bubble Wands
    Mon-Fri · 3-7 Feb
    We will work on our 3D printing skills and make our bubble wands.
  • Human Obstacle Course
    Mon-Fri · 3-7 Feb
    To build balance and coordination while engaging in communication, problem-solving, and relationships with other youth.
  • Creating a Health Project
    Mon-Fri · 3-7 Feb
    To build balance and healthy decisions in life, we will create a health project that is good for our mental or physical health.
  • What is a story?
    Mon-Fri · 3-7 Feb
    We will be writing a story about things that we have overcome in our lives.
  • Poetry Slam
    Mon-Fri · 10-21 Feb
    We will be writing poetry about different social issues that we have overcome.
  • Exploring Painting textures
    Mon-Fri · 10-14 Feb
    We will be making our paint to make different types of painting bases.
  • MYFutrue Paper prototype
    Mon-Fri · 10-21 Feb
    We will make our cell phones and design what we want them to look like and what we want them to have. We will also be making our own apps for our phones.
  • Teaching Yoga
    Mon-Fri · 10-14 Feb
    Teens will be researching different yoga poses and teaching the youth.
  • Wacky Ball
    Mon-Fri · 17-21 Feb
    Youth will be playing a classic game of HORSE but with a twist.
  • Picture Perfect
    Mon-Fri · 17-21 Feb
    We will be drawing how we look like or at least what we think we look like.
  • Photo Scavenger Hunt
    Mon-Fri · 24-28 Feb
    The youth can walk around the YP, take different photos, and try to find their items on the list.
  • Win, Loose, Paint
    Mon-Fri · 24-28 Feb
    We will play a classic game of rock, paper, scissors with a twist and paint.
  • Wacky Ball
    Mon-Fri · 24-28 Feb
    Youth will be playing a classic game of HORSE but with a twist.

February Youth Programs: Teens

DUE TO STAFFING AND TIME CONSTRAINTS, EVENT TIMES WILL BE DETERMINED ON THE DAY OF THE ACTIVITY.

For All Classes/Events:
Free to members $2.50 for non-members
Open to Ages 9-12

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