WEEK 8: July 22-26
MORNING CAMPS
Passage to Planet ROG Passage to Planet ROG engages children in an exciting journey through space to a distant planet. Through challenging missions, from establishing an outpost to making clay sculptures, children practice creativity, collaboration, and communication as they develop solutions to explore this new place and then return home to Earth. Additionally, children practice empathy and understanding of differences through observing alien lifeforms. This hands-on adventure empowers children to use their imaginations, make observations, collect data, apply engineering principles, and practice responsible decision-making. Family Tree Campers will create a 3D “family tree” using styrofoam, modeling clay, and paper. They can include drawings of their pets and even family friends as “honorary” family members. During this project, campers will discuss their family and describe how they look. The family tree can include a variety of different people, with the camper placing themselves at the top of the tree. Net Sports This course gives students an understanding of the principles of various net sports. Students will study the phases of movement, the mechanics of effective shot execution, tactics and strategies, and fitness development related to badminton, pickleball, smashball, Newcomb, and volleyball. Magic-Green Wand Course (ages 7-12) The Dallas Magic Academy presents the Discover Magic program, designed to create more happiness in kids and more empathy in our world. This program is tailored for children aged 7 to 12 who want to have fun, make friends, feel special, and have something exciting to look forward to. The focus is on magic, fun, and learning, where the magic makes the fun happen, and the fun makes learning easy. Participants will learn exciting tricks such as cutting a lady in half, giving friends superhero powers, making invisible objects appear in a magic pencil pouch, and more.
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