KOC 2024 0003 - Kids on Campus 2024 (July 15 - 19)

Wild and Free (Preschool)

Explore the animals that live wild and free every day. From wild turkeys to bears, and even bunnies; we will take a look at their habitats, diets, and so much more! July 15 – 19. Instructor: Emily McIntyre.

Picture Books, Art and More..

Enjoy activities and crafts based on your favorite children's books by Jory John, Pete Oswalds, Eric Carle, Aaron Blabey, and many more. Keep learning long after the book is finished! July 15 – 19. Instructor: Becky Fisk.

Do you like dogs? This week we will learn about different breeds, the jobs that some dogs have, and even make some treats to share with local rescues! Join us at camp where we will explore, craft, read, and play the week away. July 15 – 19. Instructor: Kristen Lindquist

Seeking junior history detectives in grades 3-5 who love a good mystery! Detectives will be trained in the techniques used by professionals to solve mysteries at museums. They will then use their skills to assist chief detectives with their investigation into a mysterious case involving a buried fortune somewhere in Keene. Adding to the fun will be plenty of walking field trips to explore the Wyman Tavern, the Historical Society of Cheshire County, and our wonderful Walldogs murals. July 15 – 19. Instructor: Sam Sintros.

Who loves to play board games? Are you ready for an adventure? During this camp we will be watching clips from both the original and new Jumanji movies. Then we will be creating our own board game with math, reading, science, and social studies questions. Also, we will take a walk around Keene to view all of the amazing murals including the ones in the original movie! July 15 – 19. Instructor- Tina Thayer.

Do you love art in all forms? Join us to create art like the masters! Learn about the most famous artists and the mediums in which they worked. Put your own creative twist on paintings and crafts based on the works of Van Gogh, Monet, Salvador Dali, and more! July 15 – 19. Instructor: Anna McGuiness.

Queer kids don’t always feel included when it comes to fitness and sports. Physical activity is important for everyone’s health and sense of belonging. Pride in Motion is focused on creating a safe space for LGBTQ+ youth to explore movement and build confidence. Physical activities are combined with artistic pursuits and mindfulness practices. Activities include aerobic drumming, TRX training, nature walks, dancing, yard games, crafts, and so much more! July 15 - 19. Instructors: Mel Adams, Hunter Kirschner and KSC students.

Regardless of whether you’re a seasoned thespian with a lengthy resume or emerging talent who has yet to trod the boards, come spend a week exploring the unique world of live theatre! Explore this collaborative art with others who share the same passion. During this week, we’ll play theater games, explore the language of theatre, build basic skills such as improv and pantomime, interact with scene partners and develop characters, block and direct scenes, and consider the use of tech elements. Students in this class will participate, interact, create, perform, observe, critique, collaborate, react, reflect, and more. While performance skills are the focus, there will also be time spent on design, directing, and production aspects. July 15-19. Instructor: Beth Hansel.