Frequently Asked Questions Can My Child Sign up for More Than One Session? Yes, and You Only Need to Buy the Circus Kit Once

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My Nose Turns Red Youth Circus is offering five one-week circus camps online! One-week sessions are from 9 am – 11:30 am. Your student will learn how to diabolo (Chinese yo-yo), spin a plate, balance, hula hoop and juggle. Circus games and other physical fun activities will be included. Circus classes builds your child’s perseverance, confidence and creativity. Each skill helps your child develop the hand-eye coordination and balance. Online circus camps will physically engage your child and plus give them the circus tools to practice on their own. Fee: $100/week for 2.5-hour session Circus Kit: $60 includes juggling balls, scarves, hula hoop, diabolo and spinning plate Ages 7-12 Frequently Asked Questions Can my child sign up for more than one session? Yes, and you only need to buy the circus kit once. How much space does my child need? We recommend at least a 10’x10’x10’ space. Will we other equipment at home? Be prepared for a scavenger hunt! A yoga ball and mat or carpeted space. Will I need to support them? No, no tumbling or gymnastics. We cannot offer unicycle, wheel or aerials online. Is this a good beginner/intermediate camp? Yes, no experience necessary. What are the device requirements? Cell phone, tablet or laptop with a camera and a microphone that can stay on for three hours at a time. We ask that we will be able to see and hear the students at all times. Can we register if we are not local? Yes! Great way to take circus camps if you live far away! .

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