Entering Grades K-3 Have fun while learning about the great game of football and how we play it here in Grand Rapids. Contact Coach Spahn with questions. gspahn@isd318.org or 715-220-2846.

Come play with us! This camp is for beginner and experienced players that are interested in learning lacrosse or advancing their game with the GRG high school players and coaching staff. Participants will be shown and practice the FUNdamentals of playing the game of lacrosse. Carrying the ball (cradling); passing; catching; playing defense; spacing; and being a great teammate are some skills covered. Small sided games, lots of fun and an encouraging atmosphere will prevail. If you have a stick and lacrosse goggles please bring, otherwise one will be provided. Be sure to indicate that on the e-form attached to registration, so we can plan accordingly. Players should bring a water bottle. Optional equipment-cleats (no metal spikes). Questions contact: Mark Surface, Head Coach, GRG Lightning Lacrosse at (218) 259-5182.

Entering Grades 4-6 A camp for those who wish to explore the game of football. This non-padded camp aims at introducing the game in a fun, engaging way. Contact Coach Spahn with questions. gspahn@isd318.org or 715-220-2846.

Welcome to a fun and engaging mini-camp where young learners explore the language and culture of China! In this interactive program, children will build foundational Mandarin skills through songs, games, stories, and hands-on activities. Campers will learn essential vocabulary and phrases such as greetings, introductions, numbers, colors, animals, and common everyday expressions. They’ll practice listening and speaking through playful conversations, role-playing, and group activities, while also beginning to recognize simple Chinese characters and understand basic tones in Mandarin. In addition to language learning, children will discover Chinese culture through creative experiences like calligraphy, crafts, music, traditional stories, and holiday celebrations. Activities such as making paper lanterns or learning about zodiac animals bring the language to life in a meaningful and memorable way. This mini-camp is designed to spark curiosity, build confidence in communication, and give children a joyful introduction to Mandarin and Chinese culture—no prior experience needed!