Our budding artists will be inspired by artists like Alexander Calder, Yahoi Kusama, Peter Carl Fabergé, Auguste Rodin, Dale Chihuly and Antoni Gaudí as they create their own 3D art. Projects include creating cardboard sculptures, dolls, papier marche eggs, clay heads, water bottle sculptures and bean mosaics. When and Where This Class is Offered: Week [...]
Act It Out – Theater Games is a high-energy, hands-on class that builds confidence, creativity, and communication skills through playful theater and improvisation games. In a fun, supportive environment, campers explore key skills including:
Self-expression through movement, facial expressions, and emotion-based games
Public speaking & voice skills such as projection, clarity, and expressive speaking
Imagination & improvisation with fast-thinking storytelling and scene games
Teamwork & listening through collaborative activities and group challenges
Performance confidence by practicing stage presence in a low-pressure, encouraging setting
No acting experience is needed—just a willingness to try new things, laugh, and act it out!
Children go on a quest to play a series of fun and exciting games that require them to use their imagination and thinking skills. They will learn to blend both their cooperation and leadership abilities in order to finish the game. Some of the games include giant mazes with each child taking turns leading the ball thru the labyrinth, others require the group to build large structures using giant legos or foam blocks and then performing activities that include their use. In yet another game, the children will construct a large integrated walkway and then navigate it as a group without touching each other. It is fun yet challenging to do. While they think they are just having fun, the reality is that they are developing leadership and socialization skills that will last a lifetime. Facilitated by Team Makers
Kids discover how artificial intelligence can be a creative helper for making pictures and music. Students explore kid-friendly AI tools to turn ideas into colorful artwork, catchy beats, and short songs—no drawing or musical experience needed. Through playful experimentation, kids learn how to describe ideas clearly, make creative choices, and use AI safely and responsibly while building confidence as young creators.
Step into the world of architecture and engineering! In Designing Shelters, students explore how real architects design structures to protect people and animals from sun, heat, wind, and rain. Through hands-on experiments and creative building challenges, students test materials, study shade and temperature, and design their own model shelters. Working in teams, they plan, build, test, and improve designs—developing problem-solving, collaboration, and design-thinking skills along the way.
Students will obtain step-by-step instructions to create and customize one painting each day. Students will learn about color theory, brush stroke and paint application. Students will study both old and modern artists, along with different styles and movements throughout the ages. When and Where This Class is Offered: Week 3 - July 6-10, 2026 1:30PM-5:00PM [...]
Shake up a flask of fun in the lab and become a junior chemist! Learn to recognize chemical reactions and mix up a few reactive ingredients for some sensational results. Check out the colors of chemistry with the power of pH paper and create a stopper-popping reaction. Probe the properties of light and discover some [...]
Step into the shoes of a detective — uncover the science involved in evidence gathering and analysis. Student will use the powers of observations and investigative gear to find, collect and analyze evidence. Students also become a super-spy. They build binoculars; discover what it takes to keep things safe and how technology works in the [...]
Electrical Engineering with Makey-Makey, Ages 8-10
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Students will obtain an introduction in electrical engineering by tinkering with Makey Makey, a circuit board kit that can be used to connect objects with a computer, transforming those objects into computer keys or mouse clicks. Students can invent new devices, instruments and controllers with objects that conduct electricity. For instance, bananas turn into piano [...]
