Posted May 19, 2025
Plymouth School District Community Education & Recreation will offer 33 opportunities for all ages this summer, including 11 new ones!
What is new for Summer 2025?
- Photography 101: Explore how to see the world like a photographer, go on short photo walks, and try out easy techniques to improve your shots.
- Bouquet Building: Using flowers grown locally and lovingly on Airy Point Farm, you’ll learn the fundamentals of floral design, including arrangement techniques, color selection, and seasonal styling.
- Adult Paint Day: Create your very own masterpiece on an 11x14 canvas as the teacher guides you through every brushstroke to bring a stunning nature scene to life together.
- Canning 101: This family-friendly class teaches the basics of safe waterbath canning by crafting a jar of dilly beans. You will discuss the basics of safe canning methods, including pressure canning, equipment review, recipe review, storage of your food preserves, and some tips and troubleshooting.
- Herbs for Women’s Health: From reproductive support to menopause and beyond, herbs can help soothe and relieve common concerns. Everyone will take home a remedy we make in class and a handout with recipes.
- The Hiker’s Helper: Grab your hiking shoes and bring your littlest helper along for the ride.
- Habitat Hike: Learn what a habitat is & how to spot them in nature. Then take the information you learned and hike the Lone Oak Park trail to look for nests, dug-out trees, & more!
- Just a Little Garden for Kids: Students in grades 1-6 will design and decorate a clay pot, then decide which plants to grow in it.
- Arts & Crafts Camp: Four separate sessions for students ages 6-14, each exploring a unique form of arts and crafts, giving kids the chance to express themselves, learn new skills, and have tons of fun.
- Racquet Sports Intro: Ages 8-12 can get active, have fun, and learn the fundamentals of both tennis and pickleball through engaging drills, games, and match play. Students will build hand-eye coordination, footwork, and sportsmanship while developing a lifelong love of racquet sports.
- Vin/Yin Yoga: Start class with a dynamic Vinyasa yoga by linking movements with breath, creating a flowing sequence of poses. End with Yin yoga’s long, gentle holds in passive poses targeting the deep connective tissues to improve flexibility, joint mobility, and body awareness.
Registration info
You can preview offerings beginning Tuesday May 27 via the MyRec online registration system or by picking up a printed Summer Activity Guide in our office or at locations throughout the community. Call 920-892-5068 or email commedrec@plymouth.k12.wi.us with your address if you'd us to mail you a copy.
Registration will open at 11 a.m. Wednesday May 28. Online registration via MyRec is preferred. If you do not already have a MyRec account, please create one now; we need to verify residency and manually approve your account, so there will be a delay in your ability to register May 28 if you do not already have an account.
Learn more:
• Contact us at commedrec@plymouth.k12.wi.us or 920-892-5068.
• Visit our office between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays on the south end (Door 18) of Plymouth High School, 125 S. Highland Ave.
• Sign up for our e-newsletter to be among the first to know when new opportunities are available.
• Visit our Facebook page, where we share information regularly about our learning and wellness offerings for community members of all ages.
• Follow our Instagram feed to see some of the awesome things happening in Community Ed & Rec!
