Twist, Tie, and Dye! (Grades 1-3) In this fun, hands-on class, kids will learn the basics of tie-dyeing while creating bright, one-of-a-kind designs. We’ll explore simple folding and tying techniques, mix bold colors, and watch plain fabric turn into wearable art. Each participant will work on several exciting projects. No experience needed—just bring your imagination and be ready to get colorful!Cheerleading Champs! (Grades 1-3) Learn how to be a cheerleader and become the ultimate crowd leader at your school! Participants will learn exciting, crowd-effective sidelines, cheers, and band chants while building confidence and spirit. Campers will create game-day excitement using pom- poms, signs, and proper spiriting techniques. Training will include motions, voice inflection, jumps, and an introduction to crowd-effective stunts. Cheerleaders will wrap up the week ready to perform for the Cub Camp audience!Wheel-Throwing Ceramics (Grades 4–5) Campers will discover the magic of the potter’s wheel in this beginner-friendly ceramics class! Students will learn how to center clay, shape it on the wheel, and create simple pieces like cups, bowls, or small vases. No prior experience is needed—just a sense of curiosity and a willingness to get a little messy! This hands-on class helps campers build fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and confidence as they learn a new art form. Each student will have the chance to make one or more projects to take home after they’re fired and glazed. Creativity, fun, and exploration are the focus—there’s no “perfect” piece, just a lot of learning and playing with clay. All materials and tools are provided, and instruction is adapted for different skill levels. Limit 14 studentsGame Design with Godot (Grades 4–5) In this hands-on class, students will learn how to design and build their own 2D computer games using Godot, a powerful and beginner-friendly game engine used by real game developers around the world. Students will start from scratch and explore the basics of game design, including characters, levels, movement, and simple game logic. Along the way, they’ll practice problem-solving, creativity, and computational thinking while turning their ideas into playable games. Godot is free, open-source, and easy to learn, making it a perfect introduction to game development for younger students. No prior coding experience is required — just curiosity and a love of games! By the end of the class, students will have created their own playable 2D game and gained confidence using professional-quality tools to bring their ideas to life. To get the most out of this class, students should be somewhat comfortable reading and typing on keyboard, and using a traditional PC. Prior programming experience is NOT necessary.Beginning Painting (Grades 6–8) Campers will dive into the colorful world of painting in this beginner-friendly class designed just for grades 6–8. Students will learn basic painting techniques, explore color mixing, and experiment with brushes, textures, and simple compositions. No prior experience is needed—just curiosity and a willingness to try! Throughout the session, campers will create one or more original paintings to take home while building confidence in their artistic abilities. The focus is on creativity, self-expression, and having fun rather than perfection. This class encourages kids to learn art fundamentals, and enjoy the process of painting. All supplies are provided, and instruction is adapted to different skill levels.Spanish Explorers (Grades 6-8) Ready to start speaking a new language? This beginner Spanish course introduces students in grades 4–8 to Spanish in an interactive, low-pressure, and engaging way. Through games, conversations, cultural activities, and creative projects, students will build a strong foundation in basic Spanish vocabulary and phrases. Campers will practice greetings, numbers, colors, food, family, and everyday expressions, while developing confidence in listening, speaking, and pronunciation. Activities are designed to encourage participation, teamwork, and real-world communication—no memorization drills required. No previous Spanish experience is necessary.First Aid Heroes (Grades 6–8) Ready to become a real-life hero? In this exciting and hands-on First Aid class, students in grades 6–8 will learn the essential skills needed to respond confidently in emergencies at home, at school, or in their community. Throughout the week, campers will learn how to: • Treat cuts, scrapes, and minor wounds • Care for sprains and strains • Help someone who is choking • Perform CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) • Properly use an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) This course follows the guidelines of the American Heart Association. By the end of the class, students will earn their Heartsaver® K-12 CPR AED Course Completion Card, a nationally recognized certification that demonstrates their lifesaving knowledge and skills. Through interactive practice, team scenarios, and real-world simulations, campers will build confidence, responsibility, and leadership skills—all while having fun in a supportive environment. No prior experience needed—just a willingness to learn and help others! Be prepared. Be confident. Be a lifesaver.Tech Zoo (Grades 6-8) In this exciting, hands-on class, campers will explore a new technology adventure every day! From driving remote-control robots to building simple circuits and trying beginner-friendly coding activities, students will get the chance to experiment, create, and discover how technology works. Each session introduces a different tech experience, giving campers the opportunity to solve problems, think creatively, and build confidence while learning new skills. Whether they’re programming a sequence, powering up a circuit, or navigating a robot through a challenge, campers will be actively engaged and having fun.
Storytime Adventure (Grades 1-3) Students will embark on a storytelling journey, learning how to write and illustrate their own books. They’ll start by brainstorming characters and settings, then move on to creating their plot and illustrations. With guided support, each child will create their own storybook, combining their imagination with writing and drawing skills. By the end of the course, they’ll have a completed book to take home and share with family and friends!Beginner Spanish Adventures (Grades 1–3) ¡Hola! Join us for a fun-filled week of Spanish exploration designed especially for young learners. In this beginner-friendly class, students in grades 1–3 will be introduced to Spanish through songs, games, stories, movement, and hands-on activities. Campers will learn simple words and phrases they can use right away—like greetings, colors, numbers, animals, and everyday expressions—while building confidence in listening and speaking. No prior Spanish experience is needed! Each day is packed with playful activities that keep kids engaged and learning without pressure. By the end of the week, students will be excited to say ¡Hola! and show off their new Spanish skills.Tech Zoo (grades 1-3) In this exciting, hands-on class, campers will explore a new technology adventure every day! From driving remote-control robots to building simple circuits and trying beginner-friendly coding activities, students will get the chance to experiment, create, and discover how technology works. Each session introduces a different tech experience, giving campers the opportunity to solve problems, think creatively, and build confidence while learning new skills. Whether they’re programming a sequence, powering up a circuit, or navigating a robot through a challenge, campers will be actively engaged and having fun.Beginning Drawing (Grades 4–5) In this beginner drawing class, campers will learn how to draw using simple shapes, lines, and observation. Students will practice basic drawing skills like sketching, shading, and adding details while exploring a variety of fun subjects. No prior experience is needed—this class is perfect for kids who want to build confidence in their drawing skills. Campers will use drawing tools to create original artwork they can take home. The focus is on learning techniques, trying new ideas, and enjoying the process of drawing in a supportive, encouraging environment. This class helps develop creativity, fine motor skills, and visual thinking while reminding kids that everyone can draw! All materials are provided, and instruction is adapted to different skill levels within grades 4–5.Twist, tie, and dye! (grades 4-5) In this fun, hands-on class, kids will learn the basics of tie-dyeing while creating bright, one-of-a-kind designs. We’ll explore simple folding and tying techniques, mix bold colors, and watch plain fabric turn into wearable art. Each participant will work on several exciting projects. This class encourages creativity, self-expression, and a little bit of messy fun in a safe, guided environment. No experience needed—just bring your imagination and be ready to get colorful!Adventure Awaits: National Parks (Grades 4-5) Pack your imagination and get ready to explore! Our National Parks Adventure takes students on a fun-filled journey through America’s national parks using hands-on art, exciting history, interactive geography, cool science experiments, and trail mix making skills. Campers create nature-inspired art every day and discover the stories behind our national parks, including Indigenous cultures, early explorers, and park rangers who protect these special places—through storytelling, games, and creative activities. Campers “travel” across the United States by locating national parks on maps and globes. They learn about deserts, forests, mountains, rivers, and volcanoes while building simple landform models and park maps. Each day features exciting, kid-friendly science activities inspired by the parks—volcano experiments, rock and mineral exploration, plant studies, and weather investigations. Campers learn how hikers fuel their adventures by creating their own trail mix with foods native to each park! Kids explore food groups, learn where ingredients come from, and mix their own snack to enjoy and take home.Game Design with Godot (Grades 6–8) In this hands-on class, students will learn how to design and build their own 2D computer games using Godot, a powerful and beginner-friendly game engine used by real game developers around the world. Students will start from scratch and explore the basics of game design, including characters, levels, movement, and simple game logic. Along the way, they’ll practice problem-solving, creativity, and computational thinking while turning their ideas into playable games. Godot is free, open-source, and easy to learn, making it a perfect introduction to game development for younger students. No prior coding experience is required — just curiosity and a love of games! By the end of the class, students will have created their own playable 2D game and gained confidence using professional-quality tools to bring their ideas to life. To get the most out of this class, students should be somewhat comfortable reading and typing on keyboard, and using a traditional PC. Prior programming experience is NOT necessary.Wheel-Throwing Ceramics (Grades 6-8) Campers will discover the magic of the potter’s wheel in this beginner-friendly ceramics class! Students will learn how to center clay, shape it on the wheel, and create simple pieces like cups, bowls, or small vases. No prior experience is needed—just a sense of curiosity and a willingness to get a little messy! This hands-on class helps campers build fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and confidence as they learn a new art form. Each student will have the chance to make one or more projects to take home after they’re fired and glazed. Creativity, fun, and exploration are the focus—there’s no “perfect” piece, just a lot of learning and playing with clay. All materials and tools are provided, and instruction is adapted for different skill levels. Limit 14 students.Beginner Hand Quilting (Grades 6-8) In this fun, hands-on class, kids will learn the basics of hand quilting—no experience needed! Kids will explore simple stitching techniques, learn how quilts are made, and practice sewing by hand using colorful fabrics and beginner-friendly tools. Throughout the session, campers will work on a small quilted project they can take home. This class is all about creativity, patience, and learning a traditional craft in a relaxed, supportive environment. Campers will build fine motor skills, follow patterns, and express their own style through fabric choices and stitching. Perfect for beginners who enjoy making things with their hands and want to try something new! All materials are provided, and instruction is tailored to different skill levels within grades 6–8.First Aid Heroes (Grades 6–8) Ready to become a real-life hero? In this exciting and hands-on First Aid class, students in grades 6–8 will learn the essential skills needed to respond confidently in emergencies at home, at school, or in their community. Throughout the week, campers will learn how to: • Treat cuts, scrapes, and minor wounds • Care for sprains and strains • Help someone who is choking • Perform CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) • Properly use an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) This course follows the guidelines of the American Heart Association. By the end of the class, students will earn their Heartsaver® K-12 CPR AED Course Completion Card, a nationally recognized certification that demonstrates their lifesaving knowledge and skills. Through interactive practice, team scenarios, and real-world simulations, campers will build confidence, responsibility, and leadership skills—all while having fun in a supportive environment. No prior experience needed—just a willingness to learn and help others! Be prepared. Be confident. Be a lifesaver.
Slime Science: A Hands-On Creative Class (Grades 1–3) Welcome to Slime Science Lab! In this fun and interactive class designed especially for students in Grades 1–3, young scientists will explore the exciting world of slime by creating a variety of different types. Students will: • Mix and measure ingredients • Explore colors and textures • Learn simple science concepts (liquids, solids, mixing, reactions) • Practice following directions Each session focuses on hands-on learning, sensory exploration, and creativity. Students can personalize their slime with colors, sparkles, and fun mix-ins. All materials are child-safe and age-appropriate. Clear instructions and close supervision ensure a safe and positive learning experience. This class is perfect for curious, creative learners who love hands-on activities and a little bit of messy fun!Beginning Ceramics (Grades 1–3) Little hands, big creativity! In this beginner ceramics class, young campers will explore the fun of working with clay. Kids will learn simple hand-building techniques like pinching, coiling, and shaping to make small pots, animals, or other imaginative creations. No experience is needed—just curiosity and a love of making things! Campers will enjoy experimenting with textures, shapes, and colors while developing fine motor skills and patience. Each student will finish the session with their own clay project to take home (after it’s been fired and glazed). This class is all about hands-on fun, self-expression, and discovering the magic of clay in a supportive, playful environment. All materials and tools are provided.Beginning Painting (Grades 4–5) Campers will dive into the colorful world of painting in this beginner-friendly class designed just for grades 4–5. Students will learn basic painting techniques, explore color mixing, and experiment with brushes, textures, and simple compositions. No prior experience is needed—just curiosity and a willingness to try! Throughout the session, campers will create one or more original paintings to take home while building confidence in their artistic abilities. The focus is on creativity, self-expression, and having fun rather than perfection. This class encourages kids to learn art fundamentals, and enjoy the process of painting. All supplies are provided, and instruction is adapted to different skill levels.Beginner Hand Quilting (Grades 4–5) In this fun, hands-on class, kids will learn the basics of hand quilting—no experience needed! Kids will explore simple stitching techniques, learn how quilts are made, and practice sewing by hand using colorful fabrics and beginner-friendly tools. Throughout the session, campers will work on a small quilted project they can take home. This class is all about creativity, patience, and learning a traditional craft in a relaxed, supportive environment. Campers will build fine motor skills, follow patterns, and express their own style through fabric choices and stitching. Perfect for beginners who enjoy making things with their hands and want to try something new! All materials are provided, and instruction is tailored to different skill levels within grades 4–5.Beginner Spanish Explorers (Grades 4–5) Ready to start speaking a new language? This beginner Spanish course introduces students in grades 4–8 to Spanish in an interactive, low-pressure, and engaging way. Through games, conversations, cultural activities, and creative projects, students will build a strong foundation in basic Spanish vocabulary and phrases. Campers will practice greetings, numbers, colors, food, family, and everyday expressions, while developing confidence in listening, speaking, and pronunciation. Activities are designed to encourage participation, teamwork, and real-world communication—no memorization drills required. No previous Spanish experience is necessary.Tech Zoo (grades 4-5) In this exciting, hands-on class, campers will explore a new technology adventure every day! From driving remote-control robots to building simple circuits and trying beginner-friendly coding activities, students will get the chance to experiment, create, and discover how technology works. Each session introduces a different tech experience, giving campers the opportunity to solve problems, think creatively, and build confidence while learning new skills. Whether they’re programming a sequence, powering up a circuit, or navigating a robot through a challenge, campers will be actively engaged and having fun.First Aid Heroes (Grades 6–8) Ready to become a real-life hero? In this exciting and hands-on First Aid class, students in grades 6–8 will learn the essential skills needed to respond confidently in emergencies at home, at school, or in their community. Throughout the week, campers will learn how to: • Treat cuts, scrapes, and minor wounds • Care for sprains and strains • Help someone who is choking • Perform CPR (Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) • Properly use an AED (Automated External Defibrillator) This course follows the guidelines of the American Heart Association. By the end of the class, students will earn their Heartsaver® K-12 CPR AED Course Completion Card, a nationally recognized certification that demonstrates their lifesaving knowledge and skills. Through interactive practice, team scenarios, and real-world simulations, campers will build confidence, responsibility, and leadership skills—all while having fun in a supportive environment. No prior experience needed—just a willingness to learn and help others! Be prepared. Be confident. Be a lifesaver.Beginning Drawing (Grades 6–8) In this beginner drawing class, campers will learn how to draw using simple shapes, lines, and observation. Students will practice basic drawing skills like sketching, shading, and adding details while exploring a variety of fun subjects. No prior experience is needed—this class is perfect for kids who want to build confidence in their drawing skills. Campers will drawing tools to create original artwork they can take home. The focus is on learning techniques, trying new ideas, and enjoying the process of drawing in a supportive, encouraging environment. This class helps develop creativity, fine motor skills, and visual thinking while reminding kids that everyone can draw! All materials are provided, and instruction is adapted to different skill levels within grades 6–8.Run Your Own Farm: Agri-Business & Land Management (Grades 6–8) Ever wondered what it takes to run a successful farm? In this hands-on, strategy-packed session, students in grades 6–8 will step into the boots of a real farm owner—making big decisions about animals, land, money, and risk! Campers will explore the exciting world of agricultural entrepreneurship while learning how to manage a herd, build smart business skills, assess risk, practice resource management and plan effective land use. Students will work in teams to design and “run” their own model farms, making real-world decisions and solving problems along the way. Through simulations, challenges, and interactive activities, they’ll learn how agriculture blends science, math, economics, and leadership. Think like a farmer. Plan like a CEO. Grow like a leader. * No animals included in this class.*Adventure Awaits: National Parks (Grades 6-8) Pack your imagination and get ready to explore! Our National Parks Adventure takes students on a fun-filled journey through America’s national parks using hands-on art, exciting history, interactive geography, cool science experiments, and trail mix making skills. Campers create nature-inspired art every day and discover the stories behind our national parks, including Indigenous cultures, early explorers, and park rangers who protect these special places—through storytelling, games, and creative activities. Campers “travel” across the United States by locating national parks on maps and globes. They learn about deserts, forests, mountains, rivers, and volcanoes while building simple landform models and park maps. Each day features exciting, kid-friendly science activities inspired by the parks—volcano experiments, rock and mineral exploration, plant studies, and weather investigations. Campers learn how hikers fuel their adventures by creating their own trail mix with foods native to each park! Kids explore food groups, learn where ingredients come from, and mix their own snack to enjoy and take home.Dance, Dance, Dance (All grades) Feel like a star in this trio of fun dance class featuring ballet, jazz, and hip-hop! Dancers will learn the basics of ballet, be introduced to jazz techniques, and explore more intricate choreography and movement through faster-paced hip-hop routines. Students will have the exciting opportunity to perform a fun routine for the Cub Camp audience on the final day of camp.
