History Focus: Key events, leaders, cultural shifts, and innovation Activities: Musical Monologues: Perform as soldiers, leaders, or activists Time Traveler Scenes: Act out historical moments like D-Day or protests Costume & Prop Creation: Military uniforms, protest signs, or props History Freeze-Frame: Dramatic reenactments of significant events

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

Students will have the opportunity to learn the basics of character creation, world building and making their own antique-looking fantasy map!

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

History Focus: Internet, social movements, space exploration, modern art Activities: Then vs. Now Duets: Compare 20th-century inventions with modern tech Songwriting Through Time: Modern musical mashups of historical events Choreography Through History: Dance inspired by modern styles or pop culture Final Showcase Performance: Combine all musical and theatrical pieces from the camp for a live performance.

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

Sculpt clay to make cute creations! Students will learn the basics of clay sculpting and apply those skills to make figures, magnets, trinket dishes, tic tac toe boards/game pieces and more!

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

Join us for a fun and interactive week exploring American Sign Language (ASL)! This half-day camp introduces students to the basics of ASL through games, movement, storytelling, and hands-on activities. Campers will build communication skills, learn about Deaf culture, and gain confidence beginning to use sign language in everyday situations. We will work on basic ASL vocabulary (greetings, colors, numbers, common phrases and questions), fingerspelling (the ASL manual alphabet), how to communicate using facial expressions and body language No prior experience is needed - just curiosity and a willingness to try something new!

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

History Focus: Internet, social movements, space exploration, modern art Activities: Then vs. Now Duets: Compare 20th-century inventions with modern tech Songwriting Through Time: Modern musical mashups of historical events Choreography Through History: Dance inspired by modern styles or pop culture Final Showcase Performance: Combine all musical and theatrical pieces from the camp for a live performance.

"For campers staying for a full day, please be sure to pack a lunch. Kindly note that we are a nut-free facility."

For new or continuing students. This class will be individualized to match the place and pace of each student. We will learn and/or review, then practice the formation of individual cursive letters - lower-case first then capitals (upper-case), with focus on each student being able to write their name in cursive. I’m hoping that connecting letter to letter will begin on the first day to include short words using letters that are formed similarly. We’ll be learning the updated Zaner-Bloser style of cursive handwriting. The letters slant to the right with the tail of each letter connecting to the tail of the next letter. It also has capital letters that are simplified. Students will also practice reading cursive. Parents: This is the updated style of the one that many of you grew up on in grade school. Fun fact: did you know that practicing cursive tends to improve print and overall fine motor skills as well as coordination?

**Daily practice/homework of about 5 minutes will be requested to help ensure adequate progress.**

Instructor Bios

This class follows the R.E.A.L. Science Odyssey Life Level 1 curriculum, providing a comprehensive introduction to biology through hands-on learning. Students will explore cells, plants, animals, human body systems, and ecosystems using experiments, models, and observation-based activities. The course emphasizes the scientific method, critical thinking, and real-world connections to life science concepts. Weekly labs allow students to investigate topics such as plant growth, animal classification, and basic anatomy in an engaging way. Students will maintain a science notebook to record observations, drawings, and key concepts. This class is ideal for elementary learners who benefit from interactive, inquiry-based science instruction. Instructor Bios