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Kids on Campus 2021 In-Person Camps! KIDS ON CAMPUS 2021 IN-PERSON CAMPS! BUCKS COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE KIDS ON CAMPUS 2021 Bucks County Community College Table of Contents Ages 5-6 Camp Schedule, RCHYC Registration numbers and Pricing. .2 Ages 5-6 Camp Descriptions .................................2-3 Ages 7-9 Camp Schedule, RCHYC Registration numbers and Pricing. .4 Ages 7-9 Camp Descriptions .................................5-7 Ages 10-13 Camp Schedule, RCHYC Registration numbers and Pricing. .8 Ages 10-13 Camp Descriptions ..............................9-13 General Information .....................................14-16 How to Register ............................................16 Registration Form ..........................................17 Bucks County Community College • bucks.edu/kidsoncampus 1 Ages 5-6 Ages 5-6 • Newtown Campus All camps are Monday - Friday, 9 am - 3:30 pm unless otherwise noted. Camps listed below will take place at: Bucks County Community College Newtown Campus 275 Swamp Road, Newtown, PA 18940 JUNE 21-25 WEEK 1 JULY 19-23 WEEK 5 Paints, Clay, and Disney Recipe for Science RCHYC 6116 C01 Price: $329 RCHYC 5922 C02 Price: $314 Treasure Island Animal Exploration RCHYC 5952 C01 Price: $309 RCHYC 6195 C02 Price: $309 JUNE 28-JULY 2 WEEK 2 Treasure Island Bug Bonanza RCHYC 5952 C03 Price: $309 RCHYC 5916 C01 Price: $304 JULY 26-30 WEEK 6 Recipe for Science Craft Kaleidoscope RCHYC 5922 C01 Price: $314 RCHYC 5024 C01 Price: $309 Under the Sea Discovery Paints, Clay, and Broadway RCHYC 6083 C01 Price: $309 RCHYC 6194 C04 Price: $329 Fun with Art Get Your Zen On RCHYC 5021 C01 Price: $324 RCHYC 6161 C03 Price: $304 Color Me Crazy Under the Sea Discovery RCHYC 6005 C01 Price: $329 RCHYC 6083 C03 Price: $309 JULY 6-9 WEEK 3 (No Camp on July 5) AUGUST 2-6 WEEK 7 Paints, Clay, and Broadway Time Travelers RCHYC 6194 C01 Price: $273 RCHYC 6007 C02 Price: $309 Treasure Island Treasure Island RCHYC 5952 C02 Price: $253 RCHYC 5952 C04 Price: $309 JULY 12-16 WEEK 4 AUGUST 9-13 WEEK 8 Time Travelers Blast off! Space Camp RCHYC 6007 C01 Price: $309 RCHYC 6159 C01 Price: $304 Bug Bonanza Under the Sea Discovery RCHYC 5916 C02 Price: $304 RCHYC 6083 C04 Price: $309 Animal Exploration Fun with Art RCHYC 6195 C01 Price: $309 RCHYC 5021 C02 Price: $324 Under the Sea Discovery RCHYC 6083 C02 Price: $309 For each Camp, the materials fee has been included in the camp’s price. Pop Star Singing RCHYC 6087 C01 Price: $269 Animal Exploration Bug Bonanza Do you love animals? Join us in Animal Do you like to learn about spiders, ladybugs, Exploration Camp to become an animal expert. butterflies, or beetles? Bugs Bonanza is a fun, We will learn about different animals, play some interactive camp where we learn and explore animal-themed games, build our own zoos and bugs every day. We integrate story time, more! Instructor: Julia Laitman craft time and walks around campus or even nearby Tyler Park to create a wonderful week Blast Off! Space Camp of learning and exploration. Instructor: Scott Prepare for take-off! Ready, set, blast off! Antoni As we learn about what it takes to become astronauts, we will travel through space to learn Color Me Crazy about the planets in our solar system. Learn Welcome to the world of color! Pack your facts about each planet and build your own smock and creativity this week. We will spaceship. While in space, we will create our make beautiful colorful projects using our own planets, and search for aliens. Instructor: imaginations and hands to create works of art. Staci Szymanski Learn about the color wheel, color theory, and different artists and authors and how they use color to brighten our world. We will paint, color, sculpt, draw, and dream our way into a colorful world of art. Instructor: Jamie Ulkloss 2 To Register: 215-968-8409 (option 1) • bucks.edu/kidsoncampus Ages 5-6 Craft Kaleidoscope Pop Star Singing Find the budding artist in you! We will make If your child enjoys singing and performing, a variety of crafts using buttons, paints, and then this is the class for your up-and-coming more. Come join us and have some fun! superstar! Your child will have a blast singing Instructor: Kathryn Palkovics and performing their favorite karaoke songs. While having fun, students will also learn basic Fun with Art vocal warm-ups and performance tips that Explore the many ways that art is made. will help build their confidence. Students will Children will be introduced to various drawing also play singing games similar to lip-sync materials and techniques as well as painting, competition and Name that Tune. Instructor: printmaking and collage. Students are given East Coast Recording individual attention and are encouraged to express their unique personality with each Recipe for Science project. Fun interactive games will help Add one cup bubble making to 1/2 cup of enhance the learning process. Instructor: invisible ink. Sprinkle in building volcanoes Donna Ermer and marshmallow bridges. Add 2 teaspoons of magic crayon tee shirts and whip in some Get Your Zen On air to make balloons and airplanes. Pour in 1 Come chill out with us in Get Your Zen On Tbs color experimentation with icing. Taste camp! Learn about different ways to relax and lemon fizzes, different flavored cookies and express yourself through moving your body, homemade ice cream. Mix it all together and creating art, and sharing your thoughts and you get fun, learning, and a dash of excitement. feelings. We will dabble in areas like yoga, New this year we are taking an adventure to meditation, dance, painting, journaling, Tyler park for some life science adventures by drawing and more. We will also spend plenty the lake. Instructor: Kathryn Palkovics of time outside where we can appreciate and enjoy nature. Instructor: Julia Laitman Time Travelers This camp will explore important historical Paints, Clay, and Broadway timeframes that are high interest to our Do you like molding and sculpting with clay campers, with accompanying songs, crafts, or painting on plastics? How about coloring music and sharing! This camp is for boys fantastic characters, musicals, and plays with and girls. Each day of camp, we will read crayons and markers? If so, this art camp is for and discover about historical periods such as you! Express your creativity and imagination Ancient Civilizations and Early Days of America, as you work with ink, clay, plastics, markers, do crafts, and sing songs and dance our sillies watercolors, acrylic paints, and more! Have fun, away! Instructor: Jennifer Antoni get messy, and make new friends! Instructor: Eleanor Evans Treasure Island Join us in this fun-filled camp where you Paints, Clay, and Disney explore the lives and legends of pirates through Calling all artists! Do you like molding and storybooks. Create your own pirate nickname sculpting with clay and painting on plastics? and life story. Make your own treasure maps How about coloring animated characters with and treasure. Live life as a pirate through the crayons and markers? If so, this art camp is for reading of stories, creative drama, creative you! Express your creativity and imagination writing, and art projects. Instructor: Casey as you work with ink, clay, plastics, markers, Ferraro watercolors, acrylic paints, and more! Have fun, get messy, and make new friends! Instructor: Under the Sea Discovery Eleanor Evans Come aboard as you explore the many sea creatures and plants hiding in the sea. Through the use of crafts, stories, and games become a sea explorer. Instructor: Casey Ferraro Bucks County Community College • bucks.edu/kidsoncampus 3 Ages 7-9 Ages 7-9 • Newtown Campus All camps are Monday - Friday, 9 am - 3:30 pm unless otherwise noted. Camps listed below will take place at: Bucks County Community College Newtown Campus 275 Swamp Road, Newtown, PA 18940 JUNE 21-25 WEEK 1 JULY 19-23 WEEK 5 Lego Animation 1 Lego Animation 1 RCHYC 5031 C01 Price: $289 RCHYC 5031 C05 Price: $289 Wanna Be a Star Paints, clay, and Broadway (2 Week Camp. Ends on July 2.) RCHYC 6194 C03 Price: $329 RCHYC 5010 C01 Price: $454 Storybook Creations Discovering STEAM RCHYC 6097 C01 Price: $299 RCHYC 6160 C01 Price: $314 Engineering with K’NEX Awesome Artists RCHYC 6067 C02 Price: $309 RCHYC 5023 C01 Price: $329 Discovering STEAM Minecraft Redstone Engineers/ RCHYC 6160 C03 Price: $314 Python Programmers JavaScript Developer Jam/ RCHYC 6181 C01 Price: $399 YouTube FX Masters Whodunnit? Detective Camp RCHYC 6198 C01 Price: $399 RCHYC 6032 C01 Price: $304 WeDo Lego Robotics Playing Golf at Bucks RCHYC 6036 C02 Price: $279 RCHYC 6088 C01 Price: $299 JULY 26-30 WEEK 6 JUNE 28-JULY 2 WEEK 2 Lego Animation 1 Lego Animation 1 RCHYC 5031 C06 Price: $289 RCHYC 5031 C02 Price: $289 Storybook Creations Paints, Clay, and Disney RCHYC 6097 C02 Price: $299 RCHYC 6116 C02 Price: $329 Pop Star Singing Get Your Zen On RCHYC 6087 C02 Price: $269 RCHYC 6161 C01 Price: $304 Art Expressions Makerspace Fun RCHYC 5046 C03 Price: $314 RCHYC 6162 C01 Price: $314 Makerspace Fun App Attack/eSports Apprentice RCHYC 6162 C03 Price: $314 RCHYC 6150 C01 Price: $399 Make Your First Video Game/ ROBLOX Makers JULY 6-9 WEEK 3 (No Camp on July 5) Lego Animation 1 RCHYC 6199 C01 Price: $399 RCHYC 5031 C03 Price: $234 WeDo Lego Robotics Get Your Zen On RCHYC 6036 C03 Price: $279 RCHYC 6161 C02 Price: $249 AUGUST 2-6 WEEK 7 Engineering with K’NEX Lego Animation 1 RCHYC 6067 C01 Price: $254 RCHYC 5031 C07 Price: $289 Discovering STEAM Game Show Mania RCHYC 6160 C02 Price: $259 RCHYC 6196 C01 Price: $279 ROBLOX Coders/Rocket Kart Racers 3D Game Design with Unity/ RCHYC 6179 C01 Price: $320 Minecraft Modders RCHYC 6189 C01 Price: $399 JULY 12-16 WEEK 4 Lego Animation 1 WeDo Lego Robotics RCHYC 5031 C04 Price: $289 RCHYC 6036 C04 Price: $279 Paints, Clay, and Broadway AUGUST 9-13 WEEK 8 RCHYC 6194 C02 Price: $329 High-End Hotel Makerspace Fun RCHYC 6163 C02 Price: $299 RCHYC 6162 C02 Price: $314 Drone Adventures/ Battle Royale/Code Breakers YouTube Content Creators RCHYC 6184 C01 Price: $399 RCHYC 6189 C01 Price: $399 WeDo Lego Robotics WeDo Lego Robotics RCHYC 6036 C01 Price: $279 RCHYC 6036 C05 Price: $279 For each Camp, the materials fee has been included in the camp’s price.
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