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Camp College 2019 Cooking up some summer fun! www.mccc.edu/campcollege
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Welcome to
Summer Programs at MCCC
More Than Just Fun!
Featuring…
UNIQUE PROGRAMS HOW TO USE THIS CATALOG
Mercer County Community • Each program is described in its own section.
College provides “one-stop” • Required forms for every program are on pages 43-56.
shopping to fill all of your sum- • Campus Kids programs are listed alphabetically.
mer camp needs for children, • Specialty Camp programs are listed by type, by age group, and by
ages 6-16. Whether you’re date beginning on page 22.
looking for a variety of sports, • A calendar of camp schedules appears on pages 4-7.
intensive visual and perform- • Camper Registration Checklist on page 63.
ing arts workshops, traditional
camp, half and full-day arts We look forward to seeing you this summer!
and science programs, or an ROSE FIORELLO
opportunity for high school Director
students to earn college credit Youth & Special Programs
for academic study, look no fur- (609) 570-3311
ther. For additional information
campcollege@mccc.edu
for any summer youth program
turn to page 57.
NOTE: When registering for
any of our camp programs,
enclose a completed and
signed copy of the Camper
Code of Conduct and Medical
Forms on pages 51-53, and
current immunization record
with your application and
payment.
Open House
Come to our Open House on Sunday, January 27, 12-3pm
in the Student Center.
• Meet the camp directors.
nal
• Have your questions answered. Addittio
Da e3s
• Learn about new programs. pg.6
• Tour the facilities.
Note: Child's CURRENT immunization record from the
doctor's office, and doctor's telephone number is required for registration.
SNOW DATE: February 3
visit www.mccc.edu for weather updates
609•570•33113
CAMP COLLEGE PROGRAMS
Camp Calendar Week-At-A-Glance .....................................................................................4
Campus Kids
Four-Week Session I and II Registration and Payment Information ......................................8
Course Descriptions: Campers choose up to 6 courses ......................................................9
Friday Fun Days Course Descriptions (Campus Kids M-F option only)..................... 18
Specialty Camps
Academic Prep (Grades 7-12) ...........................................................................................23
Counselor in Training .........................................................................................................34
Ecoventure —Full Day (Ages 11-16) .................................................................................... 24
Sea Camp —Full Day (Ages 10-15) ..................................................................................... 24
Arts, Crafts & More (Ages 6-14) .......................................................................................25
Culinary Arts (Ages 7-13) .................................................................................................. 29
Digital Arts Camp (Ages 6-14) ...........................................................................................30
Enrichment Camp (Ages 6-16) ...........................................................................................34
Science Camp (Ages 6-14) ................................................................................................. 35
Recreational Camps
Adventure Travel Camp—Full Day (Ages 11-15)...................................................................42
Fishing Camp—Full Day (Ages 9-14) ................................................................................... 41
Golf Camp (Ages 7-13) ...................................................................................................... 41
Rock Climbing—Full Day (Ages 9-14) ................................................................................. 41
Before And After-Camp
Before & After-Camp Care ................................................................................................54
Other Unique Programs
Sports Camps.....................................................................................................................57
Summer College for High School Students.........................................................................57
SMILE, GEAR UP, Community of Learners and Upward Bound........................................57
Kelsey Kids Workshops....................................................................................................... 61
Tomato Patch Visual & Performing Arts Workshops..........................................................62
Registration Forms
Campus Kids Four Week Session I & II Registration (Ages 6) ............................................43
Campus Kids Four Week Session I & II Registration (Ages 7-9) ........................................45
Campus Kids Four Week Session I & II Registration (Ages 10-13) .....................................47
Specialty Programs, Friday Fun Days, & Academic Prep.....................................................49
Camper Code of Conduct Agreement .............................................................................. 51
Health History & Medical Authorization ...........................................................................52
Camper Pick Up Authorization ......................................................................................... 53
Emergency Information Procedure & Release .................................................................... 53
Before and After Care Registration & Activity Selection .................................................... 55
Liability Release Forms Are Available On Camp College Website
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2019 Camp Calendar
Week At-a-Glance
Drop Off Locations: v PE Circle g West Student Parking Lot n FA Circle
JUNE 24
n Adventure Travel Camp 6/24-6/28 M-F (Ages 11-15) Full Day (pg 42)
n Amusement Park Physics 6/24-6/28 M-F (Ages 9-13) Afternoon (pg 35)
n Artist's Passport 6/24-6/28 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 25)
n Battle Bots & Robotic Fun 6/24-6/28 M-F (Ages 9-13) Morning (pg 35)
v Camp College Campus Kids I 6/24-7/19 (Ages 6-13) Four-Week Session (pg 8)
n Code Breakers 6/24-6/28 M-F (Ages 10-14) Morning (pg 31)
n Code Explorers 6/24-6/28 M-F (Ages 6-9) Afternoon (pg 31)
n Join the Circus 6/24-6/28 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 27)
n Kids in the Kitchen 6/24-6/28 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-13) Afternoon (pg 29)
n Make Your First Video Game 6/24-6/28 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-14) Afternoon (pg 32)
n Underwater Adventures 6/24-6/28 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 28)
n World of Design 6/24-6/28 M-F (Ages 9-14) Afternoon (pg 28)
n Mosaic Masterpiece! 6/28 F (Ages 6-9) FUN DAY (pg 20)
n Pump it Up 6/28 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 20)
n Summer Pool Party 6/28 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 21)
JULY 1*
n Adventure Travel Camp 7/1-7/5* M-F (Ages 11-15) Full Day (pg 42)
n Battle-Bots & Robotic Fun 7/1-7/5* M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 35)
n Battle Royale: Make Your First Fortnite Style Video Game 7/1-7/5* M-F (Ages 10-14) Morning;
(Ages 7-10) Afternoon (pg 31)
n Design It, Create It & Frame It 7/1-7/5* M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 25)
n Diggin’ for Dinos 7/1-7/5* M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 36)
n Duct Tape Divas 7/1-7/5* M-F (Ages 9-14) Afternoon (pg 26)
n Fun with Abstraction 7/1-7/5* M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 26)
n Girls’ Rule 7/1-7/5* M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 27)
n Kids in the Kitchen 7/1-7/5* M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-13) Afternoon (pg 29)
n Mission: Code 7/1-7/5* M-F (Ages 9-13) Morning (pg 38)
n ROBLOX Coders-Entrepreneurs! 7/1-7/5* M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-14) Afternoon (pg 33)
n Survival: Call of the Wild 7/1-7/5* M-F (Ages 9-13) Afternoon (pg 40)
n Art in Nature 7/5 F (Ages 6-9) FUN DAY (pg 18)
n Camp Cupcake Craziness 7/5 F (Ages 8-13) FUN DAY (pg 18)
n Diggerland USA 7/5 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 19)
n Sahara Sam’s Waterpark 7/5 F (Ages 9-13) FUN DAY (pg 20)
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JULY 8
n Adventure Travel Camp 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 11-15) Full Day (pg 42)
n App Attack 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-14) Afternoon (pg 30)
n Architecture & Engineering Challenges 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 9-13) Morning (pg 35)
n Camp Makerspace 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 9-14) Afternoon (pg 25)
n Chemical Wizardry 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 35)
n Counselor in Training 7/8-8/16 M-F (Ages 15-16) Six Weeks Full Day (pg 34)
n CSI Science 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 36)
n Escape the Camp 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 26)
n eSports Apprentice YouTube Streamers & Gamers 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 10-14) Morning; (Ages 7-10)
Afternoon (pg 31)
n Express Yourself-Make Art! 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 9-14) Afternoon (pg 26)
n Fashion Frenzy 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 9-13) Morning (pg 26)
n Fishing Camp 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 10-14) Full Day (pg 41)
n Glass Fusing & Pottery Keepsakes 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 27)
n Glitter It! 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 27)
n Hooked on Chess 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 7-13) Afternoon (pg 27)
n Juggling Workshop 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 27)
n Kids in the Kitchen 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-13) Afternoon (pg 29)
n STEM Sports 7/8-7/12 M-F (Ages 9-13) Afternoon (pg 39)
n Bowling Balls & Ten Pins 7/12 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 18)
n Slime Time Fun Day 7/12 F (Ages 6-9) FUN DAY (pg 21)
n Summer Pool Party 7/12 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 21)
JULY 15
n Aloha! 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 9-14) Afternoon (pg 25)
n Design Your Own Business 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 9-14) Afternoon (pg 31)
n Digital Photography 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 25)
n DIY Mosaic Tabletop 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 26)
n Drones & Flying Physics 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 9-13) Afternoon (pg 37)
n Fashion Frenzy 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 7-10) Afternoon (pg 26)
n Game Labs 3D with Unity 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 10-14) Afternoon (pg 31)
n Jr. Golf Camp 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 7-14) Morning; (Ages 9-14) Full Day (pg 41)
n Kids in the Kitchen 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-13) Afternoon (pg 29)
n Intro to LEGO EV3 Robotics 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 9-13) Morning (pg 37)
n Landscape Drawing 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 27)
n Make Your First 3D Video 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning (pg 32)
n Minecraft Modders 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-14) Afternoon (pg 32)
n Rock Climbing Camp 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 9-14) Full Day (pg 41)
n STEM Inventions with Little-Bits 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 39)
n Super Science Make & Take 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 40)
n Tea, Etiquette & Fun 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 28)
n Virtual Reality: The Future is Now! 7/15-7/19 M-F (Ages 10-14) Morning; (Ages 7-10)
Afternoon (pg 33)
n Dinosaurs Rock: Fossil and Mineral Adventure 7/19 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 19)
n Rock Climbing Adventure 7/19 F (Ages 9-13) FUN DAY (pg 20)
n See You at the Movies 7/19 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 20)
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JULY 22
n Adventure Travel Camp 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 11-15) Full Day (pg 42)
n Algebra Prep 7/22-8/15 M-Th (Grades 8-9) Four Weeks Morning (pg 23)
n Amusement Park Physics 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 9-13) Morning (pg 35)
n Battle Royale: Make Your First Fortnite Style Video Game 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 10-14) Morning;
(Ages 7-10) Afternoon (pg 31)
v Camp College Campus Kids II 7/22-8/16 (Ages 6-13) Four Weeks (pg 8)
n Chemical Wizardry 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 35)
n Creative Design & Robotics 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-14) Afternoon (pg 36)
n Creative Writing 7/22-8/15 M-Th (Grades 7-8) Four Weeks Afternoon
(pg 23)
n English Prep 7/22-8/15 M-Th (Grades 7-8) Four Weeks Morning (pg 23)
n Geometry Prep 7/22-8/15 M-Th (Grades 8-10) Four Weeks Afternoon (pg 23)
n Glass Fusing & Pottery Keepsakes 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 27)
n Glitter It! 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 27)
n Kids in the Kitchen 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-13) Afternoon (pg 29)
n Lego WeDO Robotics 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 38)
n Marker Magic 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 28)
n Minecraft Animators 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 10-14) Morning (pg 32)
n Minecraft Designers 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 7-10) Afternoon (pg 32)
n Music & Voice Production 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 10-15) Full Day (pg 34)
n Pre-Algebra 7/22-8/15 M-Th (Grades 7-8) Four Weeks Morning (pg 23)
lSea Camp 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 10-15) Full Day (pg 24)
n STEM Sports 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 9-13) Afternoon (pg 39)
n Storybook Summer 7/22-7/26 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 28)
n Camp Cupcake 7/26 F (Ages 8-13) FUN DAY (pg 18)
n Art in Nature 7/26 F (Ages 6-9) FUN DAY (pg 18)
n Pump It Up 7/26 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 20)
JULY 29
n Around The World 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 9-14) Afternoon (pg 25)
n Battle Bots & Robotic Fun 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 9-13) Morning (pg 35)
n Code Explorers 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 6-9) Afternoon (pg 31)
n DIY Mosaic Tabletop 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 26)
n Escape the Camp 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 9-14) Afternoon (pg 26)
n Fishing Camp 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 10-14) Full Day (pg 41)
n Girls’ Rule 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 27)
n Kids in the Kitchen 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-13) Afternoon (pg 29)
n Minecraft Modders 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 10-14) Morning; (Ages 7-10) Afternoon (pg 32)
n Motorized LEGO Maker Machines 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 38)
n Python Programmers: Make Your Own Multiplayer Game! 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 10-14)
Morning (pg 33)
n ROBLOX Makers 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-14) Afternoon (pg 33)
n Super Science STEM Challenges 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 9-13) Afternoon (pg 40)
n Underwater Adventures 7/29-8/2 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 28)
n Bowling Balls & Ten Pins 8/2 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 18)
n Jewelry Fun 8/2 F (Ages 10-13) FUN DAY (pg 19)
n Slime Time Fun Time 8/2 F (Ages 6-9) FUN DAY (pg 21)
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AUGUST 5
n Advanced Robotics 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 10-14) Morning; (Ages 7-10) Afternoon (pg 30)
n Camp Makerspace 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 25)
n Computer Programming with Ozobot™, Makey Make & Scratch 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 9-13)
Morning (pg 36)
n CSI Science 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 36)
n Eureka! Take Flight to the Future 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 9-13) Afternoon (pg 37)
n Intro to Film & TV: Acting and Behind the Scenes 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 9-15) Full Day (pg 34)
n Glass Fusing & Pottery Keepsakes 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 27)
n Kids in the Kitchen 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-13) Afternoon (pg 29)
n Mythical Creatures-Make Art! 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 9-14) Afternoon (pg 28)
n NASA: Journey Into Outer Space 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 39)
n Pop Star Singing Camp 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 34)
n Python Programmers: Make Your Own Multiplayer Game! 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 8-11) Morning;
(Ages 10-14) Afternoon (pg 33)
lSea Camp 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 10-15) Full Day (pg 24)
n Teaching 101 8/5-8/9 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 28)
n Down on the Farm 8/9 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 19)
n Safari Adventure 8/9 F (Ages 6-9) FUN DAY (pg 21)
n Slime Time Fun Day 8/9 F (Ages 10-13) FUN DAY (pg 21)
AUGUST 12
n Advanced Chess 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 9-14) Afternoon (pg 25)
n Adventures in Augmented Reality! 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-14)
Afternoon (pg 30)
n App.IO: Make Your First Multiplayer App 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 10-14) Morning (pg 30)
n Artist's Passport 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 25)
n Battle Bots & Robotics Fun 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 35)
n Build Your Own Guitar! 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 13-16) Full Day (pg 34)
n Drones & Flying Physics 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 9-13) Morning (pg 37)
n EcoVenture 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 11-16) Full Day (pg 24)
n Eureka! Launching with Legends 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 37)
n Join the Circus 8/12-8/16 (Ages 6-10) Morning (pg 27)
n Juggling Workshop 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 9-14) Morning (pg 27)
n Kids in the Kitchen 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 7-10) Morning; (Ages 10-13) Afternoon (pg 29)
n NASA: Journey into Outer Space 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 9-13) Afternoon (pg 39)
n Video Game Animation 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 7-10) Afternoon (pg 33)
n Virtual Reality: The Future is Now! 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 10-14) Morning; (Ages 7-10)
Afternoon (pg 33)
n World of Design 8/12-8/16 M-F (Ages 9-14) Afternoon (pg 28)
n Wonderful Wizardry Art 8/12-8/16 (Ages 6-10) Afternoon (pg 28)
n Miniature Golf 8/16 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 19)
n See You at the Movies 8/16 F (Ages 6-13) FUN DAY (pg 20)
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Campus Kids
Four-Week Session I and II
CAMPUS KIDS — EARLY BIRD BEFORE- ...OR COME IN PERSON to
SESSION I OR II (AGE 6) CAMP...SUPERVISED the Conference Center at the
Friendly Froglets program will al- ACTIVITIES FROM West Windsor Campus, from
low our little ones the opportunity 7:15-8AM! 9:30am-6pm, Monday through
to play constructively, learn the For those who must drop chil- Thursday, and Friday until
importance of socialization, shar- dren off prior to 8am, we offer 4pm. The office is open most
ing, allow them to adjust to new an Early Bird Before-Camp. Saturdays, 10am-2pm. Call us
environments and become more Children enrolled in this optional at (609) 570-3311 for more in-
independent. Campers will follow program may be dropped off as formation.
a daily schedule which will enable early as 7:15am. Experienced
them to be active and to enjoy the camp staff will supervise early WHAT IS THE COST?
same great fun as the older camp- arrivals. Daily registrations not Session I M-Th $ 933
ers, but at a more relaxed pace. permitted. To register, use the Session II M-Th $ 995
application form on page 55. Session I M-F $1213
CAMPUS KIDS — NOTE: Children not enrolled Session II M-F $1275
SESSION I OR II (AGES 7-13) in the Early Bird Before-Camp If you register two or more
Camp College offers your child program may be dropped off as children in a family, save 5%
an enriching alternative to the early as 8am. on the second child and any ad-
traditional summer day camp. ditional children.
Campers combine study in a va- AFTER-CAMP
riety of stimulating subject areas Although classes run from The tuition fee includes all camp
that emphasize intellectual growth 8:30am to 4pm each day, camp- activities and materials unless
and skills development with the ers may be picked up as late as noted otherwise in individual
fun of recreational activities. Par- 6pm. Children enrolled in this course descriptions.
ticipants choose up to six different optional program may remain Payment in full is due at time
“courses” and most courses meet on campus after 4pm. They will of registration. Deadline is
55 minutes daily for all four weeks join Camp College After-Camp two weeks prior to the camp
of each session. supervised activities, including start date. Avoid the $20 late
optional recreational swimming. fee…Register Early! There
WHO IS ELIGIBLE? Daily registrations not permit- are additional charges for the
All children ages 6-13 on Septem- ted. See page 54 for details. Before and After-Camp care
ber 30, 2019 are eligible. For one programs.
week programs up to age 16, refer A $25 fee, every 15 minutes,
to pages 24-42. will be charged for children
who arrive earlier than 7:15am Campers may bring their own
or remain on campus after lunches or purchase meals
WHEN IS IT? and beverages at the College
Session I: June 24-July 19 6pm.
cafeteria.
(FOUR weeks; four or five days
per week) Monday-Thursday or WHEN DO I REGISTER?
Monday to Friday. WHAT IS THE REFUND
Registration begins January 28. POLICY?
Session II: July 22-Aug 16 Register early and avoid the A $100 processing fee will be im-
(FOUR weeks; four or five days disappointment of filled classes. posed for withdrawal in the Cam-
per week) Monday-Thursday or pus Kids four-week program.
• HOW DO I REGISTER?
Monday to Friday. A one-time $10 non-refundable
Mail the appropriate registra-
tion form in this brochure, all continuing studies summer reg-
FRIDAY FUN DAYS
forms from pages 51-53, and istration fee will be applied to all
The perfect way for campers to end
current immunization record students.
the week. Friday Fun Days are
with your full payment, to
available ONLY for those campers Refunds will be granted only
the address indicated. Make
who have chosen the Monday-Fri- when written notice of a
checks payable to MCCC.
day option. See class information camper’s withdrawal is received
(Please complete a separate
on page 18 for Campus Kids. no later than ten business
form and check for each child
and include the child’s name.) days before the start of each
Faxed forms are not accepted. camp session. NO REFUNDS
THEREAFTER. Telephone
withdrawals will not be
accepted.
609•570•33119
Campus Kids
Course Descriptions
Unless otherwise noted, course descriptions are for either age group (7-9) or (10-13)
What activities will ADVANCED BALLOON
TWISTING
be offered? (AGES 10-13)
Prerequisite: Beginner
• Campers choose six different age-appropriate
Balloon Twisting. Going
courses per session.
beyond the basics of our first
• Parents should review child’s choices, especially to session, this class will focus
ensure classes are not duplicated in Session I and II. on techniques involving
There is a $20 fee for each requested schedule change. multiple balloons to create
• Most courses meet for one 55-minute period daily during more complex versions of
each camp session. things we’ve already made and
• The registration form for your child’s age and session lists things you never even thought
you could make with balloons.
the courses available to your camper. Examples: two-balloon dog,
• All classes must be selected from one age group list. Classes multi-balloon animals, multi-
from both age groups may not be combined. balloon swords, Spider-Man™,
• NOTE: We will make every effort to schedule you accord- etc. With enough practice the
ing to your first choices. We will use alternatives only if possibilities are nearly endless!
others are full or cancelled. The college reserves the right (2nd session)
to cancel courses with insufficient enrollment and to limit
ADVANCED JUGGLING
class size. Limited space available.
(AGES 10-13)
Prerequisite: Juggling for
IMPORTANT: Optional Before Camp and After-Camp pro- Beginners or equivalent skills.
grams provide supervised activities from 7:15-8am and from Practice, practice, practice!
4-6pm. For the convenience of working parents, children who If you’ve already taken a
arrive on campus either before 8am or remain after 4pm must juggling class and are ready to
participate in Before and After-Camp supervised activities. For move up a level, try Advanced
further information or to register, see page 54 and application on Juggling! Learn 3 ball tricks,
page 55 or call (609) 570-3311. juggling 4 balls, rings, clubs,
and passing tricks. Show
off your skills in our Camp
ADVANCED ARCHERY
College Grand Finale!
(AGES 10-13)
Prerequisite: Beginner
AMAZING ADVENTURES
Archery
WITH MAGIC TREE
Draw, Aim, Anchor, Fire! This
HOUSE (AGES 7-9)
class helps you refine your
Camper must be able to read.
hand-eye coordination, form
Join Jack and Annie as they
and technique. Learn advanced
travel around the world and
skills to be sure you hit the
experience places and times
target every time.
of the past. Enjoy some of
your favorite books and help
us make them come alive
through crafts, creative writing
activities, and games. What
could be better than a summer
full of adventure?
Registration will not be
processed without a com-
pleted medical form,
Camper Code of Conduct,
Look for the
and current immunization
record. See pages 51-52. New Class Symbol
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AMERICAN GIRL® ARTISTIC IMPRESSIONS BEAT THE HEAT
FAVORITES (AGES 10-13) BOARD GAMES
(AGES 7-9) Create a unique imitation (AGES 7-13)
Come and be part of your of famous artists using our Learn a variety of exciting
favorite American Girl own style. Using watercolors board games that can be played
characters. Enjoy birthday campers will paint on canvas individually or in small-to
parties, plays, summer fun and rocks. Campers will large-sized groups. Next time
and more. Girls will be girls, recreate art from famous artists you feel a little bored with
so we’ll watch their movies, like Georgia O’Keeffe, Jackson nothing to do, gather a few
play games, and create crafts Pollack and more. (1st session) friends and let the games begin!
that capture the spirit of an
American Girl. (1st session) A STITCH IN TIME BEGINNER ARCHERY
(AGES 7-9) (AGES 10-13)
ANIMAL ART Sewing is a skill that will Ready, Aim, Fire! Archery
(AGES 7-9) be used for a lifetime. Join is a fun way to exercise your
Create art inspired by animals us in learning how to use a mind as well as your body. In
with drawing, painting, basic pattern and learn basic this class you will learn basic
sculptures, and even recycled sewing stitches. Once you techniques to develop good
materials. Learn how to make conquer those, you will be able form and coordination.
habitat jar drawings, totem to use your skills in creative
poles, bird cage sculptures, areas other than just garment BEGINNER BALLOON
jellyfish watercolor paintings, sewing. Home décor, crafts and TWISTING
soda bottle piggy bank accessories can all be made (AGES 10-13)
sculptures, crazy animal books with fabric, needle and thread Have you ever wanted to learn
and more. and be “sew” much fun! how to make a dog, a sword,
(1st session) a rabbit, or even your own
ANIMATION hat out of balloons? Now is
APPRECIATION BANDANA BOUTIQUE your chance to learn from an
(AGES 9-13) (AGES 9-13) experienced entertainer and
Discover the history of a Do you like to sew? Would you balloon twister-extraordinaire!
popular and continuously like to learn? Create pillows, Learn to quickly blow, tie off
growing art form. The origins pictures, bags and more using and twist balloons with almost
of people attempting to make bandanas. Learn how to sew limitless possibilities.
moving pictures will surprise by hand and then decorate
you dating back to Paleolithic your accessories. Keep your BODY SENSE
cave paintings, onto Egyptian creations for yourself or share (AGES 7-13)
hieroglyphs, Magic Lanterns, them with friends and family. Your nose knows! If you
Flip Books, Nickelodeons, and love perfumes and scents,
more. This class will also take BASIC ART this is the class for you.
a general overview of historic (AGES 7-9) Create your own scents by
hand drawn methods and Have fun learning how to draw using herbs like lavender,
modern CGI animation. Part of by changing 2-D basic shapes spearmint, peppermint and
each class will involve drawing into 3-D forms and learn basic rose petals. Using essential
scenes for a flip book. By the color techniques using crayons, oils like cedarwood, vanilla,
end of 4 weeks each child pastels and watercolor paint. sandlewood and citrus, to
will take home a completely (1st session) design and create your very
animated flip book of their own own perfumes, organic soap,
design. BEACH SPORTS foot scrub, facial cream and
(AGES 7-13) more.
We’ve combined some popular
outdoor activities that everyone BROADWAY LOVE
seems to enjoy. Join in some (AGES 7-9)
friendly competition and play If you love theater, this class
traditional games. In beach is for you! Explore some of the
most loved shows both present
volleyball: develop skills for
and past. Sing along with your
bumping, setting, spiking, and favorite songs and act out your
passing. Pass, toss and juggle favorite scenes, but even better
Check out our Fun Friday your way to summer fun with yet- create your own show
coordinating programs hacky sack. Learn various for our Camp College Grand
on page 18 for M-F freestyle throws with a frisbee. Finale.
option only. You supply the sunscreen and
shades and we’ll supply the fun!
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BUILD A BUSINESS CAMP ‘ZINE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
(AGES 9-13) (AGES 10-13) (AGES 7-13)
This high end class takes the Hot off the presses, it’s Here’s your opportunity to
idea of starting or running Camp ‘Zine! Whether you bring to life your very own
your own business and using like entertainment, sports chocolate creations! We will
the computer as a key tool. or news publications there’s make Rice Krispy Treats,
a place for you at the camp
You’ll be asked to design paper. Pick your favorite popcorn, candy, chocolate-
logos, letterheads, posters, genre or try out a few; then covered pretzels, graham
spreadsheets, a press release, get out there and investigate! crackers, and fruit using
a business slide show and a We’ll write, type, edit, and our very own fountain! And
company website. It’s a fun, format our own creative and S’mores too! Eat some and
useful class; one that gives investigative stories plus edit take some home to share.
you a chance to be clever and a few submissions from other
creative. Want to get creative Campus Kids classes. Finally, CLAY AND SCULPTURE
and plan ahead? This class is see your work in print in our (AGES 10-13)
camp wide distribution of the
so for you! (1st session) ‘Zine. Campers will explore and
experiment with a variety of
BUILD IT, MOVE IT CARD GAME CRAZE different art materials and
(AGES 7-9) (AGES 7-13) techniques to create crafts. We
Calling all our youngest Do you like playing card will make our own playdough
engineers!! Join us for some games? Then this is the class and slime. Let’s get our hands
building challenges and for you. We will play games dirty and have fun!
creating things that move. We like Go Fish, Old Maid,
will explore towers and bridges Concentration, Solitaire, CLAY-TASTIC
and even have the opportunity War, Spit and more. For those (AGES 7-9)
to create your own marble who prefer a little more of a Create colorful clay creations
coaster. (STEM/STEAM based challenge learn how to play using every kind of clay we
focus) (1st session) more complex games like can find. Learn and use three
Rummy, Egyptian Ratscrew, different basic clay types: oil
BUILDING UP President and more! We will based, dough and polymer
BOOT CAMP even learn different ways of modeling clay. If you can
(AGES 10-13) imagine it, we’ll create it in this
shuffling and dealing cards!
Welcome to Campus Kids fun and “clay-ful” class.
"kid-friendly" boot camp! We'll Come on down and be a Card
be getting into tip-top shape Game Master! (2nd session)
CLEVER LETTERS
by improving our flexibility, (AGES 10-13)
coordination and strength CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
Design personalized stationary,
using push-ups, jump training, (AGES 10-13)
thank you notes, and greeting
stretching and weight training Are you ready to put your
to reach our goals! Everyone cards as well as a portfolio
skills to the test? Together
should come ready to get to hold your treasures. Using
with your team, you will
focused on getting fit! So lace stamps, paper punches,
solve puzzles, complete
up your sneakers and join embossing designs, and cut
us for some fun and exciting obstacle courses and conquer
outs, learn how to design
fitness workouts! competitions to reach your
stationary and cards that are
goal. If you feel you are up for
more extraordinary than you
CAMP CHOIR the challenge, this is the class
imagined. (2nd session)
(AGES 7-9) for you!
Camp Choir provides an
exciting opportunity to CHEERLEADING
learn the basic vocal/choral (AGES 7-13)
techniques and to perform. Come one, come all! We’ve
got spirit and we’re here to
Sing in the choir for your cheer it! Learn the basics of
family and friends at our cheerleading and cheer-dance
Grand Finale. This course in this fabulous class! Get
is for all campers who enjoy ready to stretch your muscles
singing!! and voices to the C-H-E-E-R
extreme!
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COLONIAL CAPERS CRAFTY KIDS DISC GOLF/FRISBEE FUN
(AGES 7-9) (AGES 7-9) (AGES 9-13)
Discover how it was to live Enjoy working with your Campers will design and play
in Colonial America through hands? Well you’re going to their own Disc Golf course on
story-telling and hands-on love this hands-on art class campus. In addition, campers
activities. Campers will where there are plenty of crafty will participate in other fun
plant seeds and flowers to items designed especially for Frisbee games like Ultimate
plant in their own backyard. boys and girls! Depending on Frisbee, Kan Jam, Target and
Campers will stitch/glue felt age and camper interest, we’ll Distance Games.
handmade animals, shawl hats, explore many different crafty
loom weaving, pin cushions, corners. (1st session) DISNEY® DELIGHTS
sachets, turkey piñata, burlap (AGE 7-9)
ornaments, and many other CREATIVE Be part of the magical world
creative crafts. (2ndsession) CHOREOGRAPHY of Disney. All new crafts for
(AGES 10-13) 2019-pool trays, banks, switch
COMIC BOOK Make music come to life with plates and many more.
CREATIONS dance routines choreographed
(AGES 7-13) by YOU!! Choose a favorite FLAG FOOTBALL
Create your very own song and let your creative (AGES 7-13)
comic book with detailed dance juices flow!! This Block, pass, catch, kick and
illustrations. Learn how to one-of-a-kind routine will score your way to some
pencil, ink and color your be performed in our Camp summer fun. Take your shot
own comic book panel, College Grand Finale! at each position to gear up
draw original comic book for the final week of Camp
characters, and learn the basics DANCE, DANCE, DANCE! College Super Bowl festivities.
of drawing people and animals. (AGES 7-13) Whether you’ve played before
(1st session) World of Dance, So You Think or you are just beginning, our
You Can Dance, America’s scrimmage games will become
COMPUTER FUN Best Dance Crew. If you a favorite.
(AGES 7-9) want a class that will teach
Do you enjoy playing pinball, you how to move to the latest FLYING OBJECTS:
checkers and minesweeper songs, Campus Kids has the Rockets and Gliders
on the computer? Then this class for you! Learn a number (AGES 10-13)
is the class for you! Learn in of techniques and styles and
Let’s blast off!! Learn the
combine them for an awesome
a safe environment how to basic principles of rocketry
routine performed at our Grand
play a wide variety of cool, and modeling of airplanes.
Finale.
exciting and simple games. We Have fun building, launching
will have fun increasing your working rockets and glider
DINO ADVENTURES!
scores and improving your airplanes. Keep your eyes on
(AGES 7-9)
math skills. the sky! Campers will explore
They ate plants, they
ate animals and they all the basic concepts behind flight
COUNT YOUR STITCHES
disappeared because of while building, and decorate
(AGES 7-9)
a meteor! Come explore at least 2 rockets. Depending
Use a needle, yarn, and plastic on the weather, we will launch
dinosaurs through fossil digs,
canvas to create a beautiful each rocket at least once. We
fossil creations and other
treasure box, magnets, game will also work on at least 1 or 2
“dino-rific” activities.
boards and more. Once you (1st session) gliders and learn how to make
learn the basics, take portable paper airplanes.
craft projects wherever you go.
Count your stitches instead of FUN WITH MATH
minutes! (2nd session) (AGES 7-9)
Join us as we play games like
Math Bingo, Multiplication
Connect 4, Around the World,
and Chasing Numbers.
Improve your basic math skills
like counting money, telling
time, addition, subtraction,
multiplication, division, and
fractions.
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GAME DESIGNERS HAMILTON-CREATING INTRODUCTION TO
(AGES 10-13) HISTORICAL MUSICALS PRINTMAKING
Put your brain to work (AGES 10-13) (AGES 9-13)
designing puzzles, board Kids and teachers love Campers will explore various
games, and outdoor games. Hamilton: An American subjects and learn the tools
Base your designs on your Musical! Students will get a of the trade from intaglio
favorite books, movies and chance to work together to monoprints to linoleum cuts.
shows or make something create their own historical Everyone will develop vibrant
entirely original. Learn musicals. Looking at different and colorful pieces of art!
elements of puzzle design and eras and events in world history
how the brain works to create students will create their own IT’S ALL ABOUT THE
challenges for your friends. modern musical renditions of DO!
(1st session) social studies topics. (AGES 10-13)
Become your very own hair
GEOCACHING HIP HOP stylists. We will learn how to
ADVENTURES (AGES 7-13) create various braids, twists,
(AGES 7-9) Enjoy hip hop dancing and updos and more for your next
Use the latest technology in listening to hip hop music? special event. Hair designs will
GPS Mapping to go on an This class has both! Practice include but are not limited to
adventure! Use clues to find the current styles seen in music ribbons and crown twist braids,
hidden objects and prizes videos from Ne-Yo, Rihanna, cupcake pigtails and mini-
around campus. Learn about Usher and more. Once you mouse buns with a touch of
how people traveled around learn the moves you'll be glitter. (1st session)
the world using maps and a ready to perform at the Camp
compass before the Global College Grand Finale. JEDI ACADEMY
Positioning System (GPS) was (AGES 7-9)
invented! INSTRUCTIONAL Calling all Padawans! The
BEGINNER & ADVANCED Star Wars™ Universe is in
GIRLS’ CLUB SWIM need of your help! Join us for
(AGES 10-13) (AGES 6-13) an action-packed adventure
Calling all girls! This club This course is for campers with Star Wars-themed crafts
is just for you! Participate in who want to learn to swim and activities. Learn the ways
many girlie activities including as well as campers who have of the Force to defeat the
friendship quizzes, nail art, some basic swimming skills. dark powers that remain, and
sleepless sleepovers, crafts, Each camper will be screened become a true Jedi Knight!
jewelry making, and much and grouped according to the
more. Enjoy giggles and plenty American Red Cross 6 levels. JEOPARDY FUN
of laughter. Isn’t it fabulous Non-swimmers will learn (AGES 10-13)
being a girl? (1st session) to float, glide, move their This is JEOPARDY! Jeopardy
arms and legs correctly, and is an exciting trivia game that
GRAPHIC DESIGN ON A use basic strokes. Advanced challenges participants to put
DIME swimmers will be introduced their minds to the test. Each
(AGES 9-13) to basic mechanics of freestyle week we will explore new
Posters and more are our focus stroke, elementary backstroke, topics and compete against
in this combination of art and breast stroke, side stroke, and each other. Get your buzzers
computers. How about a simple other appropriate techniques. ready for a fun learning
but sophisticated looking experience! (2nd session)
website? This class might INTRODUCTION TO ART
springboard you to bigger & SCULPTURE 3D JEWELRY DESIGN
things! (2nd session) (AGES 10-13) (AGES 10-13)
Learn about the many ways Have you ever wanted to
artists create sculptures wear a piece of jewelry that
utilizing 3-Dimensional Space. you designed specifically for
Campers will discuss and work yourself? In this class, we
with clay, wood, paper, and will draw, plan and create
some other materials to explore unique jewelry inspired by
the question of what makes other artists and designed by
something art. you. Designs will include wire
wrapped rings, beaded rings,
necklaces, bracelets and more.
(1st session)
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JEWELRY MAKING LEGO® MANIA MARTIAL ARTS
(AGES 7-9) (AGES 7-9) (AGES 7-9)
Do you love to accessorize? Think outside the box Do you want to improve
Enjoy learning how to create and express your sense of your health, stamina and
jewelry using a wide variety creativity with Legos. Instead coordination? Then join in and
of techniques. Students will of duplicating an image from learn Martial Arts. You will
learn how to create bracelets, a box top, create your own learn basic blocks, punches and
earrings, necklaces and rings masterpiece. Imagine what you kicks. Campers will also have
by creating patterns with can build with hundreds of tiny fun in various exercise drill
beads, gems, string, leather, pieces of creative construction! activities to sharpen their skills
and rainbow loom loops. Isn’t and coordination.
it fun being fancy? LET’S GO CAMPING
(AGES 7-9) MATH BOOSTER CLUB
JUGGLING FOR Love the outdoors? Love to (AGES 9-13)
BEGINNERS go on adventures? Let’s take Get fit and ready to flex those
(AGES 8-13) a nature walk together! Learn thinking muscles with a
Enjoy a hobby that is exciting, how to identify different trees, little extra help or more of an
relaxing, and fun. Participate plants, and birds and make academic challenge over the
in fun games, enhance your very own nature journal, summer. Campers will be
coordination, dexterity and birdhouse, and camp memory grouped by age and/or grade
confidence-learn to juggle! box. You can even make an level to provide attention to
Impress your friends and organic bug spray to keep individual interest and skill
family, and become part of the those little critters away and a development. Within the
entertainment at our Grand DIY pair of binoculars! students’ abilities, they will
Finale Celebration. (2nd session) work on word problems, math
puzzles and mind twisters.
JUMP ROPING FUN LOST IN SPACE We’ll reward all of our
(AGES 7-9) (AGES 7-9) mathematicians with a grand
Do you want to get into great Mankind has always wondered finale ice cream party!
shape while having lots of fun? about the bright lights in the (2nd session)
Improve your jump roping sky. We will blast off to visit
skills individually or as a and explore the other planets MINECRAFT™ MANIA
group. Learn new games like in our solar system. Let’s (AGES 10-13)
Jump the Snake, Side Swing, go where no man has gone Get into this digital sandbox
Skier, Heel Toe and more. before. Directed discussions and start building, one block
Campers will stay healthy and based on what we know and at a time! Create and build
fit while learning to use jump what we learn from short houses, cities, and even roller
rope recreation as a way of life. videos (produced by NOVA, coasters! Travel around other
(1st session) National Geographic and worlds or create your own. Dig,
NASA). Printouts, notes and build, and create! Campers
KITCHEN CHEMISTRY worksheets will be provided. must have a Minecraft account
(AGES 10-13) (1st session) which can be set up at home
Have you ever wondered before the start of camp.
which room in your house MANDALA ART (2nd session)
doubles as a science lab? YOUR (AGES 10-13)
KITCHEN, OF COURSE! You Mandala art is where you draw
will perform experiments to your own design or printable
learn what makes your food so designs that creates positive,
good and bad. Come find out uplifting artwork. Using
what food science is all about! prism-colored pencils that give
(1st session) a photo finish, create your very
own masterpiece to frame.
KOOKY SCIENCE
(AGES 7-9)
Do you want to be a “mad
scientist"? Grab your lab coat
COUNSELOR IN TRAINING
and goggles so that we can FULL DAY
(AGES 15-16)
explore light, sound and other
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kooky concepts in this kid-
NCENR-CC008-01 July 8-Aug 16
friendly science lab.
M-F 8am-4:30pm
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MIXED MEDIA ART ORIGAMI POWERFUL
(AGES 10-13) (AGES 10-13) PRESENTATIONS
Have you ever wanted to make Explore the art of Japanese (AGES 9-13)
art using paint and markers paper folding. Transform Present your class projects this
at the same time? Or maybe paper into a variety of three- year with confidence. There
collages of different kinds dimensional figures and will be no need to fear when it’s
of paper with watercolor abstract shapes by carefully time to present. Public speaking
paint on top? Students folding it into a sequence of techniques and PowerPoint™
in this class will discover crisp, clean points. pointers will make you a
outside-the-box techniques “Powerful Presenter”! Let’s
for making wonderful POKEMON™ learn the ins and outs of creating
works of art using 2-and-3 ADVENTURES an effective visual presentation
dimensional craft supplies to (AGES 7-9) and practice public speaking to
create decorative and unique Whether you only know about ensure you’re a hit. (2nd session)
masterpieces. Time to get Pikachu, or if you know that
those creative juices flowing Psyduck evolves to Golduck, PROJECT VEX
because anything is possible then this is the class for (AGES 7-13)
with mixed media art! you. Let’s play the games Robots are taking over the
and design our own unique planet! Use your imagination to
MRS. POTTS AND CHIP Pokemon characters. We build robots using the newest
BUBBLING TEA TIME will create our own Pokemon Lego-Vex™ technology! Plan,
(AGES 7-9) adventures through writing build and program a mini-robot
Let’s make our own brew of stories, drawings, and reading to complete a set task each
fruity caffeine-free herbal comic books. (2nd session) week! (2nd session)
teas served hot or cold. Try
some green tea and honey or POWER UP! READING BOOSTER
lavender lemonade for starters. (AGES 7-9) (AGES 7-9)
Become familiar with
Campers will decorate their Campers will have the
computers, what they can do,
very own tea cup, make finger opportunity to listen to and
and how you can use them for
sandwiches, vanilla banana read stories and poems from
your schoolwork and hobbies.
pudding, dirt cups and several different genres. They will
Try out different kinds of
other peanut-free delights. software, games, and computer have a blast working in groups
(1st session) art. Write and illustrate stories to complete small projects
for the Camp'Zine and more. related to the story. Campers
MUSICAL THEATER Some basic computer skills are also welcome to bring in
(AGES 10-13) required. (1st session) and share their favorite books
Love a Broadway show? from home. (1st session)
A combination of dancing,
acting and singing, this RECESS FUN
class includes learning (AGES 7-9)
choreography from your Whose favorite subject at
favorite Broadway shows… school isn’t recess? School
from Aida to Grease, may be out, but this class is in!
Hamilton to Wicked…and then It’s time for recess with games
performing one at our Grand like Spud, Slam, Red Rover, No
Finale. Way Out and Dog Chases It's
Tail. Learn some new games
MY PASSPORT TO THE and play some that are tried
WORLD and true!
(AGES 7-9)
All aboard a magic carpet!
Learn about and create all
new crafts this summer as we
travel the world. Watch our
passports fill up with all the
memories as we visit Africa,
Greece, Italy, France, Russia,
China, Australia, Netherlands,
Germany, England, Mexico,
Caribbean and USA.
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RECREATIONAL SWIM SET DESIGN SOCCER
WATER FUN (AGES 9-13) (AGES 7-13)
(AGES 8-13) Come behind the scenes and Come learn the basic skills of
Designed for Advanced enjoy playing your role as stage soccer for all ages. Learn the
Swimmers. Enjoy a variety crew. Have you ever wanted fundamentals like positions
of water activities which will to learn what it’s like behind and types of passing, kicking
include water polo, volleyball, the scenes on a set for a movie and shooting. Play soccer and
wacky relays, basketball and or theater production? Learn other soccer-related games.
other popular pool games. how they make special effects Participate in a fun, teamwork,
Must be able to swim laps happen on the screen. Based and sportsmanship-related
unassisted in the deep end on the performance, the class game.
without flotation device. will also design and construct
scenery, props and costumes SPORTS AND GAMES
ROCK ART for our Grand Finale Shows. (AGES 7-13)
(AGES 7-13) In addition to the specialized
Campers will be working with SKILL TOYS AND CIRCUS sports classes (Soccer, Flag
rocks, twigs, stones, pebbles FUN Football, etc.) Sports and
and other nature items to create (AGES 8-13) Games will give campers an
all sorts of wonderful crafts. Students will learn the basics opportunity to participate in
Unleash your creativity and let of the Spinning plate, Devil a wide variety of Sports and
your imagination run wild! So, Sticks, Chinese Yo-Yo and Games such as: Whiffle Ball,
get out of the Stone Age and Kendama. Classes will consist Capture the Flag, Dodgeball,
rock with us! of a brief instruction, fun Ultimate Frisbee and other
concentration and coordination camp favorites.
SCRAPBOOKING CRAZE games.
(AGES 10-13) SUMMER MATH
Pictures are worth a thousand SLIME TIME CHALLENGE
words, so why not capture (AGES 10-13) (AGES 7-13)
your memories by creating Slime is the craze. How many Let’s get those summer math
a scrapbook? Learn the different ways do you know packets completed so you can
techniques of using patterned how to create slime, silly putty sit back and enjoy the lazy,
paper, crazy scissors, and playdough? Make a new hazy days of summer! Work
and captions to create a version almost every day. on your summer assignments
professional-looking picture Bring your need for ooze and and reinforce your critical
memory book. Bring your goo to this slimy lab space. thinking skills to prepare
favorite pictures to make a (2nd session) you for the fall. Within the
memory book to last a lifetime! student’s abilities, campers
(1st session) SO WHAT’S YOUR will work on problems
POINT? THE ART OF using addition, subtraction,
SCRATCH FOR TWEENS DEBATE multiplication, division with
AND TEENS (AGES 10-13) whole numbers, decimals and
(AGES 10-13) Campers will research and fractions. If your child does
Have you seen a little of debate different topics weekly. not receive a math packet, an
Scratch at school? Or want to We will learn the format age-appropriate packet will be
take a peek at some colorful for debating, and practice provided. We will reward our
coding concepts? Well, scratch several types of debates mathematicians with a Grand
is for you! Join us this summer including academic debates, Finale ice cream party.
for some simple drag and drop policy debates, humorous
coding skills! (1st session) interpretation, and spontaneous
argument. Speaking skills
SCRATCH FOR YOUNG will be emphasized and
CODERS encouraged.
(AGES 7-9)
Join in the fun and learn “drag
and drop” coding with your
friends. Make illustrated
stories, simple games and
interactive activities in this
class that could lead to bigger
things! (1st session)
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SUMMER READING: ULTIMATE FRISBEE WOODWORKING
A Tasty Challenge (AGES 9-13) (AGES 7-13)
(AGES 7-13) Ultimate Frisbee is a thrilling, Do you want to make things
Why not tackle your school’s non-contact team sport played with your hands and enjoy
assigned summer reading and with a Frisbee. Campers will doing it? In this class you
bring your books to camp. have an opportunity to join in will learn how to use basic
Take some quiet time to read on some friendly competition, woodworking tools. Projects
and write book reports if your play alongside and against will consist of building a
school requires them. Read other campers, teachers and birdhouse, tool box, and
books from the camp library. counselors in a favorite camp much more! Campers will use
We’ll reward all of our summer activity: Ultimate Frisbee. their measurement skills and
readers with treats and a Grand imaginations!
Finale ice cream party. So, UNIVERSAL®/DISNEY®
read, relax, and enjoy! Are DRAWING WRITING AND
you up for our tasty little brain (AGES 10-13) ILLUSTRATING
freeze challenge? Learn to create your own (AGES 7-9)
favorite character step by step Design your own book art.
TAPE IT! from Universal and Disney and Campers will write and
(AGES 10-13) fill your portfolio with all of illustrate their own picture
It’s going be a little sticky your drawings. (2nd session) books. Just like professional
but this class will definitely authors they will create
enhance your creativity! Using VIRTUAL VACATION outlines, rough drafts, and
duct tape of many colors and (AGES 10-13) revised manuscripts with
patterns campers will create Big dreamers wanted! Be a original artwork to accompany
pillows, picture frames, phone travel agent and work with a it. Our creations will be
stands and many more crafts. partner to plan a road trip on published and bound to share
a budget. Work with books, with family and friends.
TORNADOES, guides, and the internet to plan
VOLCANOS, the itinerary, route, meals, YOGA FUN!
TSUNAMIS—OH MY! lodging, and sites for your trip. (AGES 10-13)
(AGES 10-13) On this vacation, you get to Students will explore
Let’s explore the world choose the destination. Who introductory yoga techniques
of natural disasters! We knows, maybe you can plan the to gain an extra edge on
will examine tornadoes, next family vacation! the field or court and in the
hurricanes, volcanos, tsunamis, (2nd session) classroom. Students will learn
earthquakes, and other acts of beginner yoga postures to gain
nature. Can we predict when WATERCOLOR bodily awareness and improve
and where they will occur? PAINTING balance and endurance. In
Explore the science of these (AGES 7-13) addition, through breathing
events and learn how we can Come and create some large exercises and fun drills and
prepare ourselves for natural watercolor painting out in games, students will be
disasters. (1st session) the great outdoors! We will introduced to concentration
be working with large paper, strategies that can aid their
TRAVELING FORTRESS making abstractions, portraits focus and mindfulness in
AND CASTLE BUILDERS and landscapes of our own school and at home.
(AGES 7-9) campus. Anything goes with
Design your own traveling our freestyle watercolor fun, YOUNG AUTHORS
knights or princess’s castle. so let’s get our creative juices (AGES 10-13)
Using foam, Model Magic®, flowing in the summer sun! Become an author! Write your
Styrofoam and paper, campers own novel, short story, play,
will create dragons, furniture, or even a collection of poetry.
knights and princesses for their Work each day on writing and
palace making it fit for a king typing your book while adding
and queen! (1st session) illustrations along the way.
Make a memory that family
and friends will enjoy reading.
(2nd session)
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Friday Fun Days
Monday-Friday
Option Only
Four-Week Campus Kids
Designed especially for campers who are taking advantage of our NEW Campus Kids Monday-
Friday program! Fridays have been planned around themes and activities that combine good
old-fashioned fun. Most programs have time for swimming.
*Transportation is provided for all off-campus trips.
**NOT an option for campers in Campus Kids Monday-Thursday program.
ART IN NATURE CAMP CUPCAKE CRAZINESS
(AGES 6-9) (AGES 8-13)
Grab a pencil and sketch pad and let’s take a walk Who doesn’t LOVE cupcakes??!! Let’s be cre-
around campus. What wonders will we find? So ative and learn how to decorate your very own
much beauty is all around us if we only stop and masterpieces. No kitchen experience is required;
look. We’ll make some sketches and then head we will teach you all of the techniques to make
inside to put our ideas onto canvas. Once you have treats that will amaze your friends and family!
immersed yourself in Mercer, immerse yourself in Before you know it, you will be a master of cup-
our pool! Don't forget your swimsuit and towel. cake cuisine! Please bring an apron to protect
NCFFD-CC052-01 F July 5 8:30am-4pm your clothing from all the “Cupcake Craziness”!
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NCFFD-CC007-02 F July 26 8:30am-4pm
BOWLING BALLS AND TEN PINS
(AGES 6-13)
Join us for some fun as we target our aim on
those ten wooden pins at the end of a long lane.
Like our baseball buddies, the favorite word in
this “ten pin” sport is STRIKE! Learn the basic
rules of the game, the important game lingo, and
bowling etiquette. Then, get ready to take aim at
those wooden opponents as we play a few games.
Don’t forget to bring your swimsuit to relax
those “new” muscles with a cool dip in our pool.
Transportation will be provided.
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DIGGERLAND USA JEWELRY FUN
(AGES 6-13) (AGES 10-13)
Can you dig it? We will have buckets of fun at the We will make two necklaces in this fun work-
only construction-themed adventure park in North shop. First, we’ll design, and hand-stamp a metal
America where you can ride and operate actual disk with a word of inspiration or our names.
machinery. Experience driving full-sized back- We’ll even use a special tool to punch the hole for
hoes, dig giant holes with real excavators and op- hanging on a cord. Next, we’ll learn to create a
necklace using tiny tiles and beads in a technique
erate every sort of construction equipment you can
called Micro Mosaics. We’ll have cool color-
imagine. Along with operating heavy machinery, ful cords to hang our necklaces from so you can
Diggerland guests can climb one of the world’s wear them right after some fun in our pool. Don't
tallest ropes courses, take an off-road adventure in forget bathing suit and towel!
our military trucks, tackle the rock wall, or enjoy NCFFD-CC053-01 F Aug 2 8:30am-4pm
one of the daily heavy machinery stunt shows
performed by the operating team. Transportation MINIATURE GOLF
will be provided. (AGES 6-13)
NCFFD-CC033-01 F July 5 8:30am-4pm Not quite ready to challenge Tiger Woods on the
golf course? That’s ok. We’re not quite ready
DINOSAURS ROCK® Fossil & Mineral either, but we’re heading out to Snipes Farm and
Adventure Golf to strut our swing and we need you to be part
(AGES 6-13) of our foursome. Come and enjoy this “par-fect”
Campers participate in a highly interactive pre- day. Pick up an iron and dazzle us with your coor-
sentation by DINOSAURS ROCK experts. They dination skills. Don’t forget to bring your swimsuit
will have the opportunity to discover and keep so you can dive into some additional summer fun
genuine fossils. As they participate in this hands- with a cool dip in our pool. Transportation will
on activity, they will be awed as they uncover be provided.
genuine dinosaur bones, shark teeth, ammonites, NCFFD-CC010-01 F Aug 16 8:30am-4pm
petrified wood and more. Best of all, they will be
taking some fossils home, the start of their own
collection. Every camper will also participate
in gemstone mining where they will take home
amazing rubies, emeralds, and large crystals.
See, up close & personal, giant exhibits of dino-
saur specimens and other fossils. After this amaz-
ing adventure, campers will take a refreshing dip
in our pre-historic lagoon (pool)-so please bring
a swimsuit and towel!
NCFFD-CC038-01 F July 19 8:30am-4pm
DOWN ON THE FARM
(AGES 6-13)
Summer is a feast of color and beauty down on
the farm! We’ll discover the pleasure of pick-
ing sweet corn and a garden crop as we tour the
Johnson’s Corner Farm on covered wagons.
Then it’s off to feed the animals and our campers
with their “you packed it picnic lunch”. There is
still more to discover at the Discovery Barnyard
where pedal carts, rope structures and mazes,
bouncing bridge, imagination stations, and fun
awaits. Start the pot boiling, we’re bringing home
corn for dinner and a garden crop for dessert!
Pack a lunch, bring a swimsuit and towel for
additional fun in our pool!
Transportation will be provided.
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IMPORTANT: Optional Early Bird and
After-Camp programs provide supervised
activities from 7:15-8:15am and from 4-6pm.
See page 54 for details.
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