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The Tiny-Hawk program introduces participants to the essentials of soccer and basketball. Through games and activities, campers explore balance, hand/eye coordination and skill development. All participants receive a t-shirt!

NHS Boys' Varsity Basketball Coach Scot Wenzel is offering a basketball skills clinic for boys in Kindergarten through grade 8. Clinics are held at the Mortensen Community Center basketball courts.

Learn and practice the basic fundamentals of volleyball. Participants will learn forearm passing, overhand serving, setting, spike approach and game rotations. This camp is fun and engaging, allowing beginners to develop a love of the game with the goal of playing in high school. No experience necessary.

Create your own silly or scary monster t-shirts. Design brightly colored ceramic skull banks inspired by Mexico’s Dia De Los Muertos. Then draw fantastical landscapes featuring droopy buildings and floating staircases in the zany style of Dr. Seuss.

Music Together® is an innovative, thoroughly researched approach to early childhood music education and is based on the premise that all children are inherently musical. Music Together is committed to helping families rediscover the pleasure and value of musical activity by providing children with new opportunities to experience and express themselves musically alongside their most important role models: their parents, caregivers and teachers.

Rhythm Kids Level 1 is the next musical step for your preschool/kindergarten child with a parent or caregiver. Each week we drum, sing, dance, play rhythm instruments, and begin to play music-based games. Rhythm Kids Level 1 guides children toward developmentally appropriate music and movement activities, where they can begin to take charge, lead others, and be musically creative. Tuition includes an Animal Collection Songbook, 2 CD's, and great on-line content. Please note that there is an optional $40 fee, payable to the instructor on day one for your very own djembe to use in class and at home.

This is a wonderful opportunity to learn the art of gymnastics! Participants will learn gymnastic skills according to their ability level. Activities include warm-ups, floor exercises, and use of gymnastic equipment. Participants should wear leotards, warm-ups, or shorts and a t-shirt. For the Parent and Tot class, children must be 2 years old when class begins in order to participate.

This is a wonderful opportunity to learn the art of gymnastics! Participants will learn gymnastic skills according to their ability level. Activities include warm-ups, floor exercises, and use of gymnastic equipment. Participants should wear leotards, warm-ups, or shorts and a t-shirt. For the Parent and Tot class, children must be 2 years old when class begins in order to participate.

This is a wonderful opportunity to learn the art of gymnastics! Participants will learn gymnastic skills according to their ability level. Activities include warm-ups, floor exercises, and use of gymnastic equipment. Participants should wear leotards, warm-ups, or shorts and a t-shirt. For the Parent and Tot class, children must be 2 years old when class begins in order to participate.

The Tiny-Hawk program introduces participants to the essentials of soccer and basketball. Through games and activities, campers explore balance, hand/eye coordination and skill development.

Former NHS Girls Basketball Coach and current Ellington High School Girls Basketball Coach, Marc Tancredi, is offering a basketball skills clinic for students in kindergarten through 5th grade. The focus of these clinics is to build strong fundamentals of the game. Additionally, skills will be implemented into game situations and small-sided gameplay. Players should bring their own basketball to each session

NHS Boys' Varsity Basketball Coach Scot Wenzel is offering a basketball skills clinic for boys in Kindergarten through grade 8. Clinics are held at the Mortensen Community Center basketball courts.