Learn HOW, WHAT, WHEN, & WHY to start your own 21st Century Business in today’s technological world. Learn to recognize your strengths AND weaknesses and how to attract and retain the people you need to compete and succeed.

Feeding a growing world is one of the most vital future needs for all of us! In this session, students will have fun “breaking out” of lock boxes while learning about many career paths that are available to them and how these jobs relate to agriculture and feeding the world. Come and be challenged! Limit 24 Students. (22)

Come and explore high-demand trade careers through immersive digital experiences that allow people to explore careers and communites virtually. Limit 8 Students. (22)

Come learn and explore circuit builds and the basics of electricity flow through circuits. In this session, students will become familiar with circuitry components like photoresistors, push buttons, batteries, LED’s, capacitors, and breadboards. Each build increases in complexity, and all components are reusable so that builds may be disassembled and recreated! Two 50-minute sessions and one 25- minute class. Limited 16 Students. (22)

For this class we will use two 20-minute sessions to explain how electric motors work and each student will build a simple electric motor that they can take home with them. Each student will build a motor kit, and then run the motor using a battery to learn how electricty make a motor turn. Grades 5 and above. Limit 10 Students. Electrial Circuits A 20 Minute session where we will explain how an electric circuit works to turn on a light. Students will build a simple circuit they can take home. The project will have a battery, a switch, and a lamp they will connect with wire and be able to turn the light on and off. Grades 5 and above. Limit 10 Students. (22)

Join the WPRD Recreation Department for some movement and games in the ARC Turf! (22)

What is a State Park Ranger up to throughout the year? Many different aspects can dictate what a ranger does on a daily basis: wind, rain, or sun; come find out how rangers have fun! Limit  16 Students. (22)

We will look at safety hazards in the workplace and learn about different ways to make workplaces safer. Limit 24 Students. (22)

Welcome to the world of problem solving and profits. In a fast 25 minutes you will learn how to create new products like an entrepreneur. Students will participate in a hands-on, upcycle project to learn how to solve problems with creativity. Bonus, they can take home their own project! Limit 16 Students. (22)

This class will provide students with an opportunity to experience unique Japanese culture. Limit 16 Students. (22)

Knot-Tying has long been a part of the Scouting program – for good reasons. It promotes discipline and focus, and it teaches useful skills that can be used immediately. Most people can tie just one knot (the “overhand knot”); many Scouts know more than a dozen. Come learn some of the 11 essential knots. (22)

The more you know about how to make money, how to save money, and how to spend money, the less likely it is that you will have problems as an adult. Do you know people who never seem to have enough money? If you don’t want to live that way, listen up. We have some good information to share with you today. Students will get the opportunity to look at and learn about foreign currency. (22)

Polymers are long chains of repeating molecules. In this class, we’ll be performing a chemistry experiment by mixing Elmer’s Glue (a polymer) with Borax to cause the polymer strands to stick together and tangle up. The result is a slime that is both a solid and a fluid and is fun to play with. Students will be able to take their slime home with them. Limit 24 Students. (22)

PowerTown – High voltage demonstration model that shows contact hazards with overhead and underground services. Hands on with a Van De Graff static electricity ball and plasma ball demonstrations. (22)

Railroad Safety, trespass prevention, and how to report emergencies that occur while on or near railroad property.  (22)

Learn the sport of Volleyball. Limited to 24 Students. (22)

Make a keychain out of wire and connections. Limit 24 Students. (22)

Students will pair up in a team building exercise that utilizes their mechanical skills. They assemble nuts, bolts, linkage, and PVC into a replica of an original puzzle. Limit 30 Students. (22)

A mathematical model of special geometry, the magic cube (better known as Rubik’s cube named after Hungarian architect Erno Rubik) was developed as a working model to explain three-dimensional geometry. After designing the puzzle, he realized he could not actually solve it!! It took him a month to develop a working solution. Each student will receive a cube and learn the standard moves and how to solve it. Limit 30 Students. (22)

Students will get to see the vehicles that make their town work, and keep them safe. (22)

We will do circuit training and work on some boxing forms. Limited to 32 Students. (22)

Build structures using Keva planks. (22)

Whether you are looking to get some exercise, or just have a lot of fun, Kay Michael Lee Studio will show you today’s best hip hop moves.  (22)

Through interactive activities, this class helps students to explore ways to earn money by working. Teen jobs ideas will be presented, as well as post high school education and career paths. Students will learn what a resume is and get to build their own resume. (22)

Discussion of how a landfill operates, trending numbers for the local landfill, and what materials we recycle. How we can improve the recycling program within the City of Williston? How can you make a difference in your landfill!(22)

Brief overview of operational use of UAS platforms at Williams County, Q&A and brief Flight Demo (if conditions are favorable). Limit 24 Students. (22)

The class will cover basic animal science, plant science and various other agriculture topic fun facts. (22)

The city of Williston will be working with the students on what it is like to be a planner for the city. The students will be given Lego model representations of buildings (fire and police stations, hospital, water treatment facility, water resource recovery facility, airport and runway, commercial building, multifamily housing, and a single-family housing) to layout and discuss why they chose their layout. Was it difficult to get all the pieces on the board? (22)

Learning how to communicate with others is important for success in every career! From first impressions, introductions, and simple conversations, learn (and practice!) the basics of good manners for meeting and greeting. (23)

We will learn about who our pollinators are, why our pollinators are so important, and we’ll build a pollinator habitat! Limit 24 Students. (22)

Teach about how to deal and handle peer pressure. Talk about communication and why it’s important when dealing with peer pressure. Activity to show how to communicate to unwind. (22)

This session will give classes a crash course in North Dakota’s favorite pollinator, the Honeybee! We will discuss the different jobs Honeybees do, how pollination works, and how bees make honey! The class will learn what a beekeeper does, how to become one and what they can do to help bee conservation! With luck, each participant will walk away with a better understanding and a little less fear of our friend, the bee. (22)

We will play the Chip Game with students. Teams of four will work with a representative from the City of Williston to identify future land uses for property at Williston Square. Students will be able to plan their own community with game pieces representing restaurants, retailers, schools, health care and much more! Limited to 24 Students. (22)