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Welcome to the Spring Outdoor Recreation homepage. Spring Outdoor Recreation is a seven-day course offered by the School of Environmental Studies during the Spring Intensive Theme unit. Intensive Theme is a week-and-a-half course that lasts the entire school day, resulting in a credit for students who complete the course. The class is taught by Mrs Unzicker, Ms Tunseth, and Mrs Jacobson. Students complete and learn about a variety of activities, including fly fishing, sailing, camping and golf. Students also complete a journal about all activities that they do, and present a project about the effects of recreational activities on the environment. It's a relaxed and fun course with plenty of activities! More about the class:
Root River Trail - Camping, Biking, and more
Links to Other Sites: Camping on the Root River We camped, and had the choice of hiking, biking, or fly-fishing during our two days in the Root River Valley. Frisbee Golf A game we played on the first day of class. Fly Fishing Many of the students participated in this sport during our stay in the Root River Valley. Sailing Students went sailing on Lake Minnetonka. Minnesota Twins Baseball Students attended a Twins game on May 28. The Twins won against the Oakland Athletics, 6-5!
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