Week 2 (July 14-18)   

Become a junior scientist and join this science camp to learn all about the natural things found on Earth!  This class offers a little bit of everything to introduce curious kids to the world of hands-on science. This class is offered for a younger age group in the mornings and older age group in the afternoons with different activities planned for both. Fun for all -indoors and out- with this hands-on science exploration camp!

Students will have fun making different recipes every day including ice cream cone cakes, pizza, tacos, cookies, and much, much more.  We will discuss measurement, kitchen safety, sanitation, and learn how to follow recipes.  Students will bring home a cookbook comprised of the recipes made during the week.

In this class, students will make and design their own one-of-a-kind art journal. An art journal is a record of self-expression using words and visual imagery. It is a place to doodle, paint, collage, experiment, write, or draw. Each art journal is as unique as the person who designs it. Did you know that many famous artists like Picasso and Vincent van Gogh kept art journals? Students will have fun expressing themselves and learning many design techniques as they create their own distinctive art journal.

The week will begin with Cake Decorating 101 - how to fill and hold a pastry bag to create borders, flowers, and also how to fill and frost a two-layer cake using a spatula and turntable. Students will learn all about cake and frosting ingredients and how they work together to create endless dessert variations. Students will then apply their learning to design and create their own cake based on their personal interests. Over the past years we have seen a variety of animals, sports, space creatures, and even the famous Harry Potter! Each student will receive their own decorating kit, everything they need to work with throughout the week and bring home to continue creating. Kitchen safety and cleanup will be part of class every day. Hopefully, they bring those skills home as well as a new passion for baking!

This course is geared for students who already have some background in the fundamentals of cartooning and wish to further their knowledge. Students will explore the various types of papers used in cartooning such as hot press, Bristol, and duoshade as well as various pen nibs and inking techniques. Students will complete a cartoon project from concept to final inking. 

Working with clay is fun, rewarding and a great way to develop your creativity. In this class, we will learn lots of clay sculpting techniques as we create pinch pots, coil pots, jewelry, and sculptures. We will even try our hand at sculpting animals and people. By using air dry clay and paints participants will be able to take and/ or wear all their creations home by the last class.

Students will have fun making different recipes every day including ice cream cone cakes, pizza, tacos, cookies, and much, much more.  We will discuss measurement, kitchen safety, sanitation, and learn how to follow recipes.  Students will bring home a cookbook comprised of the recipes made during the week.

Become a junior scientist and join this science camp to learn all about the natural things found on Earth!  This class offers a little bit of everything to introduce curious kids to the world of hands-on science. This class is offered for a younger age group in the mornings and older age group in the afternoons with different activities planned for both. Fun for all -indoors and out- with this hands-on science exploration camp!