At iD Tech, kids and teens ages 7-17 learn to code, design video games, mod Minecraft, create with Roblox, engineer robots, print 3D characters, work with AI and machine learning, build laptops, learn about cybersecurity, and more!
Namaste with Us! Join us this summer for Goat Yoga and meet all the new baby goats including Ruthie!
Your visit includes 1 hour of Goat Yoga Class followed by 1 hour of G.O.A.T “Happy Hour"
Goat Yoga at Twin Pines Farm is a beginner level yoga class with the added enjoyment of silly goats. The goats are there to assist in yoga poses or distract you from yoga all together. Come for the yoga or come to play with the goats, either way this is not an intense workout.
After the class, we encourage our visitors to hang out, meet all the animals and enjoy the outdoors on our farm. This activity is appropriate for ages 10 years and up. Yoga mats are provided.
Join us for our annual PARKVILLE 4TH OF JULY CELEBRATION on Monday, July 4, 2022!
Parkville’s traditional salute to Independence Day includes a pancake breakfast, a community parade, food, fun, shopping, a skydiving exhibition, and our Fireworks Finale at 9:30 p.m.
This summer, June 6 – July 29, all Toddler through 8th grade students are invited to St. Paul’s Summer in the City. This program is designed to get students exploring, tinkering, and playing in the sun all in the heart of downtown Kansas City. Whether a student wants to get crafty, learn about cuisines from around the world, or play sports all day, there's a camp for everyone!
Grab your swimming suit and towel and join us every day for some “cool down fun.” We will spend the week playing in the sun, running through the sprinkler, and making summer treats! We will also have an end of camp BBQ Cookout and spend time signing Summer in the City camp memory/autograph books
DRAWING AND DESIGN: Kids will love learning all about the basics of art and getting their hands dirty with drawing and design. Portrait drawing, tessellations, 3D drawing, and parabolic art are just some of the projects kids will work on during this week’s theme. There is lots of meaning to unpack from math and patterns in parabolic art to the origins of portrait drawing and how it has evolved in modern times (hint: selfies). Camp is held Monday - Friday as half-day programming available in two time zones: 9:00-12:00pm EST / 9:30-12:30pm PST. Families will need to source some general household products and supplies; we share a materials list in advance. Pricing: $150/week not including supplies and materials.
FICTIONAL FRIENDS: Campers will create their own world of fictional friends and characters from making grass heads to their very own comic book. Bringing their inner worlds to life will delight campers as they develop artistic skills, learn to define character narratives, and bring to life the ways that characters define our own identities. Camp is held Monday - Friday as half-day programming available in two time zones: 9:00-12:00pm EST / 9:30-12:30pm PST. Families will need to source some general household products and supplies; we share a materials list in advance. Pricing: $150/week not including supplies and materials.
MAKING CONTACT: Why is communication so essential to our society? How did humans first start to communicate? Students will explore human connection through the lens of communication. Activities this week are centered around ways of sharing information with others by creating can phones, developing their own code language, learning about sign language, and even creating zoetropes! Camp is held Monday - Friday as half-day programming available in two time zones: 9:00-12:00pm EST / 9:30-12:30pm PST. Families will need to source some general household products and supplies; we share a materials list in advance. Pricing: $150/week not including supplies and materials.
SCIENCE AND CIRCUITRY: Campers will create their own world of fictional friends and characters from making grass heads to their very own comic book. Bringing their inner worlds to life will delight campers as they develop artistic skills, learn to define character narratives, and bring to life the ways that characters define our own identities. Camp is held Monday - Friday as half-day programming available in two time zones: 9:00-12:00pm EST / 9:30-12:30pm PST. Families will need to source some general household products and supplies; we share a materials list in advance. Pricing: $150/week not including supplies and materials.
SPECTACULAR STRUCTURES: From birdhouses to bridges to forts, campers will observe, explore, and create spectacular structures. They’ll learn about the origins of building throughout history, from the first human shelters to structures that meet other societal needs. To consolidate this theme, students will take a field trip to observe local architecture in real life. Camp is held Monday - Friday as half-day programming available in two time zones: 9:00-12:00pm EST / 9:30-12:30pm PST. Families will need to source some general household products and supplies; we share a materials list in advance. Pricing: $150/week not including supplies and materials.
STORY MAGIC: Every camper has a story to tell, but they need to be ready to use their mind and voice to express their ideas –– and this skillset starts at our Story Magic session. During this week, kids will consider new ideas, enhance their listening skills, and delve into their imagination. Whether it’s through writing, performing, or filming and movie making, they will explore their imagination and boost their confidence to communicate their own thoughts and feelings. Camp is held Monday - Friday as half-day programming available in two time zones: 9:00-12:00pm EST / 9:30-12:30pm PST. Families will need to source some general household products and supplies; we share a materials list in advance. Pricing: $150/week not including supplies and materials.
TAKING FLIGHT: Similar to our Need for Speed session, this week is all about building contraptions that fly high! Our Taking Flight theme will keep kids busy building balloon rockets, dragonfly copters, boomerangs, paper airplanes, and simple kites, while exploring a broader theme of innovation that can defy what is “known.” What could be more fun? Camp is held Monday - Friday as half-day programming available in two time zones: 9:00-12:00pm EST / 9:30-12:30pm PST. Families will need to source some general household products and supplies; we share a materials list in advance. Pricing: $150/week not including supplies and materials.
