Hopkins Community Education

Chair Yoga is a gentle practice in which yoga stretches and poses are done while seated and /or with the aid of the chair allowing students to improve flexibility, balance and strength in a safe and supported way. Breath practice and meditation are also taught to relax body and mind and soothe the central nervous system. All are welcome! *Students must bring their own yoga mat to practice on

Do you enjoy a little friendly competition? Whether you call it Cornhole or Bean Bags, come out and enjoy the warm weather by participating in our first outdoor league! This league will compete for 5 weeks, 4 regular season and 1 playoff games. Each team is responsible for bringing their own set of bags. None will be provided on-site. Failure to do so will result in a forfeit. Let's have some fun!! Rosters & Eligibility 1. Eligibility: Teams may be composed of people of any gender in any combination. There are no special co-rec rules. All participants must be at least 18 years-of-age as of the start of the season. 2. Roster: The roster process must be completed prior to the start of your first game. Players must be on the roster prior to playing in their first game. Players may be added to your league roster at any point in the regular season. Instructions on how to compete this process will be sent to league managers before the league begins. League Format 1. Match length: A match will consist of three games to 21 regardless of if one team wins or loses all three. If there are time constraints during the third game, teams will play to 11. 2. Time limit: There will be a 45-minute time limit per match. If teams are in the middle of a game when the 45 minutes time limit expires, teams shall finish the round and the score will become official. Any games not started within that time will be considered a tie. Points earned: Win=2 points, Tie=1 point, Loss= 0 points. This is per game. So, the total points that one team could accumulate in one match is 6 pts. 3. Reporting scores: The winning team should report scores immediately to the on-site supervisor Rules 1. Two players per team (doubles). Team partners face each other from opposite boards. 2. Distance measured between Foot Foul Edges: 24 feet 3. Teams shall flip a coin or play paper-rock-scissors to determine who starts the game 4. Opponents alternate tosses until all eight bags are thrown 5. The round is then scored (See Scoring) 6. The last team to score on previous round tosses first 7. Toss again if any interference occurs 8. Opponents may call Foot Foul and the call must be honored 9. The losing team has choice of sides for next game Scoring 1. A game is won by the first team to score 21 points or more, a score of 11-0 (SKUNK), or in the case of the match time limit expiring, whichever team is ahead, regardless of score. Games can end in a tie. 2. Three points for each bag in the hole. 3. One point for each bag on the board. 4. Score is the difference in the team totals. For example, after 1 round of 8 bags is played: Team #1 has 1 bag in the hole and 2 bags on the board. 3+2=5 points Team #2 has 2 bags on the board. 1+1=2 points So after that round it would Team #1 leading 3-0 (5-2+3 points). The next round, Team #1 would go first because they were the last team to score. 5. Bags pushed in by an opponent’s toss count as normal scoring. 6. If the bag is on the board it counts. The bag can be rolled on, bounced on, or thrown directly onto the board. Lift the board for questionable calls. Standings & Awards Final regular-season league standings determine playoff seeds and are based on: a. Points earned Playoffs: Playoffs will begin the week following the last regular-season games. Players must have played in at least three regular –season matches to be eligible for playoffs. The higher regular-season seed will start each match-up.

Do you enjoy a little friendly competition? This league will compete for 5 weeks, 4 regular season and 1 playoff games. Let's have some fun!!

Learning to code has never been more fun, especially when you’re creating your very own Minecraft adventure! In this camp, you’ll design amazing Minecraft creatures and code your personalized adventure game to share with friends. Work in small teams to create a thrilling treasure map where your character must find a diamond trove, survive lava, escape dangerous creatures, and so much more. Get ready for an unforgettable coding adventure in the world of Minecraft! Please bring a USB Flash drive to save your projects.

In this class, you will learn many satisfying and natural ways to improve your mental health and resilience. We will explore the brain's chemical antidepressants, and how to access them through creativity and community. Together, we will determine which fun and meaningful actions each person can work into their busy lives, without making it feel like a chore!

Are you considering buying or have a Cricut Explore or newer machine, but not sure how to use it? It starts with learning how to navigate Cricut Design Space. Through instructor demonstration, you'll learn the basics of this online application including custom and ready-to-make projects. Leave class with a completed paper and vinyl project. No machine needed. $10 supply fee paid to instructor.

Create your own custom baseball cap in this fun and creative project, perfect for crafters of all skill levels! Choose from a wide variety of designs and colors to match your style. Follow step-by-step instructions to embroider your cap with thread, turning your vision into reality. Whether you're a novice or an embroidery pro, this project blends structured guidance with plenty of room for personal flair. Design a one-of-a-kind accessory that’s truly unique and made by you! What to Expect: Step-by-Step Guidance: Learn simple embroidery techniques tailored to your cap designs. Follow clear, easy-to-understand instructions at your own pace. Design and Color Options: Pick from a selection of creative design templates (or design your own) and vibrant thread colors to make a cap that reflects your personality. Creative Freedom: Add your own twist by mixing colors or enhancing your chosen design. Each cap will be as unique as its creator! All Levels Welcome: Whether it’s your first time embroidering or you're a seasoned crafter, this project is designed for all to enjoy.

Cuteness overload! In this new workshop the students will learn how to draw kawaii (cute), Japanese-inspired chibi characters! Chibi is a Japanese word meaning short or small. It is a style that can be used to make beautiful art, while still being easy and fun, perfect for beginner artists to learn. Join the fun, enroll your budding artist!