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Online: Mikkonen Music: Piano, Guitar & Ukulele Lessons: Gr. 1-12
Piano, guitar, and ukulele lessons are available through out the school year in 8 week lesson blocks. Lessons are 30 minutes in length and meet once a week for an 8-week session. Students need to purchase a lesson book and have an instrument for practice at home. ** Visit the lesson scheduling portal to book your lesson time and view the supply list. http://bookeo.com/mikkonenmusic_scheduling. Your lesson booking will be set to pending until your registration is completed with Edina Community Education on this site. Once you have completed your registration through the scheduling portal, you will receive your Zoom meeting link for your online lesson. -
Online: Ballet Fundamentals I/II: Ages 3.5-5.5
Learn Basic, fundamental ballet movement and terminology through creative exercise. Children will also develop age appropriate motor skills and musicality. New and returning students welcome. Instructors use methods designed to encourage exploration and foster creativity -
Online: Ballet Fundamentals II/III: Ages 5.5-7
Learn Basic, fundamental ballet movement and terminology through creative exercise. You will also develop age-appropriate motor skills and musicality (building on elements learned in Fundamentals I). Fundamentals I is not a required prerequisite: new and returning students are welcome. -
In Person: Spring Break Crafternoon Camp: Gr. K-5
Take a break from the screens and tap into your creativity enjoying some fun crafternoons! Campers will create felt garlands, play with clay, make gnome homes and more. Crafts, coloring and games will all be a part of this in person Spring Break camp. -
In Person: Spring Break High School Musical 3 Theater Camp: Gr. K-5
Do you want it all! We will learn music and choreography from High School Musical 3 and put together a show that we will perform on the last day of class. Everyone will learn how to put together a professional show from start to finish. Learn how to properly speak your lines, block a scene, develop your character and much more! We will also play fun creative games! No experience necessary. All that is needed are comfortable clothing and sneakers or dance shoes. At the end of the week a video of the performance with be sent to families. -
In Person: Classic Schoolyard Games: Gr. K-5
Get ready, get set, PLAY! Sometimes all a child needs is to burn off some energy the old–fashioned way. Kids will enjoy playing various tried–and–true schoolyard games. Dodgeball, kickball, tag, even hide–and–seek are just a start to the fun your camper will have with their summer playmates! Please note this camp is Monday and Tuesday only. -
Online: Mikkonen Music: Piano, Guitar & Ukulele Lessons: Gr. 1-12
Eight-week session of online music lessons in piano, guitar, and ukulele. Parents should first book a lesson time at https://bookeo.com/mikkonenmusic_scheduling, which will initially be set to ‘pending.’ Once payment is completed with Community Ed, the ‘pending’ status will be removed and a final confirmation with Zoom meeting links will be sent out. * No lessons between 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM (Noon) ** 8/9/2021 – 8/14/2021 is reserved for makeup lessons to accommodate vacations and travel. -
In Person: Little Musikmakers: Ages 2.5-5
A preschool-aged, Musikgarten-based class which also incorporates cross-brain training and development. This class is parent-child and is 45-minutes long. We explore rhythm, dance, songs, and instruments. There is a structured lesson in the beginning and an instrument exploration at the end. -
In Person: Pink, Rainbow & Sparkle: Gr. K-4
Do you love girly things? Then this is the camp for you! Rainbows, cute creatures, hearts and more are part of this amazing camp. We’ll paint on stretched canvas, make a colorful paper mache project, sculpt cute clay birds, draw charming animals, make cool necklaces among other amazing projects. Along the way we’ll listen to girly music, paint our nails and have lots of fun! -
In Person: Intro to Crocheting: Gr. 9-12
Students will learn the beginning skills of crocheting! The relaxed, repetitive motions such as the ones used in crochet can help calm down the body and the brain. Students will learn basic stitches and have the choice of making one or more of the following projects that include: a bath bag to hold slippery soap, a jewelry roll to keep items from getting tangled, or an envelope-style purse for glasses or keepsakes. -
In Person: Beginning Orchestra: Gr. 5
This class is open to all beginning string players going into fifth grade this fall. Violin, Viola, Cello, and Bass are the instruments offered. Your instrument, lesson book (Essential Elements for Strings: Book 1), and 3-ring binder are required for participation in the class. *Students should drop off their instrument at the class location on the Friday before class begins. This will allow Mrs. Darby time to tune and tape instruments before the first class. This is a great way to get a head start on playing your instrument! Please contact the instructor if you need assistance in securing an instrument or for further information. (Kyrsten.Darby@edinaschools.org). -
In Person: Mess Fest Art Camp: Ages 3-6
Big mess means big fun! We’ll make clay lions with magnificent manes, birds snuggled down in their nests, a silly green frog, and more! Your little one will love exploring and creating with clay, paint, and more at our best mess fest ever! -
Online: Young Summer Band: Gr. 6-7
The same fun as the in-person version (class no. 614-61). Join us and make beautiful music with a new set of friends! If you have completed 5th or 6th grade band, take this class to keep up your skills over the summer. A t-shirt is included in the tuition. Please indicate adult shirt size, specific instrument (i.e. Alto Sax), and grade entering next fall in the registration materials. A concert will be held on the last day of class. Directed by Chris Gumz and Charles Weise. -
In Person: Young Summer Band: Gr. 6-7
Join us and make beautiful music with a new set of friends! If you have completed 5th or 6th grade band, take this class to keep up your skills over the summer. A t-shirt is included in the tuition. Please indicate adult shirt size, specific instrument (i.e. Alto Sax), and grade entering next fall in the registration materials. A concert will be held on the last day of class. Directed by Chris Gumz and Charles Weise. -
In Person: Ballet Fundamentals II/III: Ages 5.5-7
Learn Basic, fundamental ballet movement and terminology through creative exercise. You will also develop age-appropriate motor skills and musicality (building on elements learned in Fundamentals I). Fundamentals I is not a required prerequisite: new and returning students are welcome. -
In Person: Young Summer Jazz Band: Gr. 7-8
Summer Jazz will explore and perform a variety of familiar rock, jazz, and funk tunes. We’ll also spend time on soloing and guided listening to jazz legends. Come learn more about jazz and have fun at the same time. Open to all Edina Band students entering grades 7-8 in Fall 2021. Previous jazz experience is preferred, but not required. All Band instruments welcome! Percussionists must know how to play drum set. Piano players must be able to play two hands at same time. Bass players must be able to read bass music. Rhythm section filled on a first come first served basis. -
In Person: O.K. Summer Jazz Band: Gr. 9-11
Keep up your jazz band skills while enjoying making music with friends new and old in the O.K. (Older Kids) Summer Jazz Band! Open to all Edina Band students entering grades 8-10 in Fall 2020. Previous jazz experience is preferred, but not required -
Online: Summer Band Camp: Gr. 8-10
The same fun as the in-person version (class no. 614-49). Students will learn the basics of marching band as well as work on some concert band music. Instruction will take place outside and in small groups inside EHS large band room.. -
In Person: Marching Band Camp: Gr. 10-11
Marching band primer for the 2021 fall MB season at EHS. Instruction will take place outside and in small groups inside EHS large band room. -
Online: Young Summer Jazz Band: Gr. 7-8
The same fun as the in-person version (class no. 614-59). Summer Jazz will explore and perform a variety of familiar rock, jazz, and funk tunes. We’ll also spend time on soloing and guided listening to jazz legends. Come learn more about jazz and have fun at the same time. Open to all Edina Band students entering grades 7-8 in Fall 2021. Previous jazz experience is preferred, but not required. All Band instruments welcome! Percussionists must know how to play drum set. Piano players must be able to play two hands at same time. Bass players must be able to read bass music. Rhythm section filled on a first come first served basis. -
In Person: Summer Band Jumpstart for Beginners: Gr. 5
This is an awesome opportunity to meet and learn from your Edina Band Teachers and meet other students who play the same instrument! Everyone in the class is brand new to the instrument - just like you! You will be able to get a jumpstart on the basics of your instrument! You will learn how to care for, maintain, assemble, and disassemble your instrument! You will successfully produce your first sounds, learn beginning note reading, and begin your music-making journey! In these 8-45 minute sessions, you will learn as much as you can about your instrument in August! Students will learn and build upon their skills every day. DON’T I RECEIVE 6 FREE LESSONS WITH MY MUSIC STORE INSTRUMENT RENTAL? Yes, you do! But we suggest that you do BOTH! If you begin with Summer Band Jump Start, you will have 2 weeks of lessons, 4 days a week. Participation in the Jump Start will allow you to learn the basics. After Summer Jump Start, we suggest you schedule your lessons so you will continue to grow from the individual attention of your private lesson teacher who will build upon the musical knowledge you have gained from Summer Jump Start. Having finished Jump Start, you will already know the basics and be able to make more musical progress. Schedule your music store lessons for August and September so you will be more confident during band. WHAT ABOUT MY INSTRUMENT? Rent or buy from a local music store! Our three music store partners (Eckroth, Groth, Schmitt) know about our summer program. Tell the music store to deliver your instrument to EHS for Summer Band Jump Start. Your instrument and supplies will be delivered to EHS and ready for you on the first day! Bring your own. If you get your instrument from a friend, family, or elsewhere you will need to bring it on the first day of Jump Start with all required supplies. Make sure your instrument has had a trip to the repair shop BEFORE the Summer Band Jump Start to make sure it is in good working order so you can be most successful! We want all students to have a great start on their instrument and it is extremely frustrating to have an instrument that isn’t working properly! PLEASE REMEMBER: DO NOT allow your student to assemble or play their instrument before the first lesson! Students who try instruments without proper instruction can develop bad habits and damage instruments from improper handling. SHOULD I STILL SIGN-UP IF I NEED TO MISS A FEW DAYS? YES! We will get you caught up. We know summer is a busy time and we want all students to have the opportunity to get started on their instruments over the summer! If you have further question please contact one of the band teachers below: Mr. Nicholas Ellison at nicholas.ellison@edinaschools.org Mr. Michael Moeller at michael.moeller@edinaschools.org -
In Person: Ballet Fundamentals I/II: Ages 3.5-5.5
Learn Basic, fundamental ballet movement and terminology through creative exercise. Children will also develop age appropriate motor skills and musicality. New and returning students welcome. Instructors use methods designed to encourage exploration and foster creativity -
Online: O.K. Summer Jazz Band: Gr. 9-11
The same fun as the In-Person option (class no. 612-60). Keep up your jazz band skills while enjoying making music with friends new and old in the O.K. (Older Kids) Summer Jazz Band! Open to all Edina Band students entering grades 8-10 in Fall 2020. Previous jazz experience is preferred, but not required -
In Person: Summer Band Camp: Gr. 8-10
Students will learn the basics of marching band as well as work on some concert band music. Instruction will take place outside and in small groups inside EHS large band room..
