GALLERY: Teen summer program slides to an end

Socially distanced sliding and enough soap and water to clean up any germs kept COVID protocols in place during the fun event.
Getting rolled upside down by friends was a great reason to laugh during Tuesday's Teen Social Club wrap up party.
Tie-dye facemask creations were popular.
Lac La Biche County firefighters volunteered their time and water to keep the slip n slide activity slippin' and slidin'
Just add soap and water.
More soap was added throughout the night to keep things sliding along.
FCSS Outreach staff member Christine Martin and FCSS staff have kept teens busy through the summer months.
Caleb Theroux pokes up out of a bumper ball.
Pizza was served up to the particpants because sliding and bubble-ball bumping is hungry work.
Lots of FCSS and county staff were on hand to help keep the fun rolling.
Patio break. FCSS outreach staffer Christin Martin checks on the participants during a quick supper break.

The wrap-up of the summer-long Teen Social Club program was a wet and wild success at McArthur Park on Tuesday night. Dozens of participants enjoyed a slip n' slide, bumper bubbles, tie-dye facemask making, a photo booth and a pizza supper. COVID protocols were in place at each activity, including jugs of liquid soap and a fire-truck full of water to keep the slide slippery and clean. A similar event is planned for Thursday night for younger participants of Lac La Biche County Family and Community Social Services'  programs.

The Teen Social Club was free to register and offered participants the opportunity to create crafts, learn skills involved with painting, cake decorating and outdoor activities. Three sessions a week were offered through the summer to keep session sizes down and maintain COVID-19 protocols. 

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