June 29 - REGISTRATION FOR THIS WEEK IS NOW CLOSED
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Space Mission
Hosted By: Alejandra Munoz |
Join our crew of space scientists on an observations and problem solving mission. Learn about space travel technology and discovery while solving puzzles and working as a team just like an astronaut crew.
Suggested equipment list: Access to Solar System Scope and Launch Simulation |
June 29 - July 3
M-W-F 11:00AM - 11:45AM |
$75.00
Ages 9 - 13 |
July 6 - REGISTRATION FOR THIS WEEK IS NOW CLOSED
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Afro-Caribbean Dance
Hosted By: Tony Tucker |
If Reggae, Calypso, Soca music and the sounds of the Caribbean make you want to move, and you are interested in a high energy class, then come join us in Afro-Caribbean dance. You will take a trip around the world and learn a fusion of four different styles of Afro-dance: Afro-Carribbean, Afro-Cuban, Afro-Haitian, and Afro beat.
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July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 2:30PM - 3:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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Beats Production
Hosted By: Warren Charleston |
In this music production for beginners course you will learn several beat making techniques and learn how to upload your own music online. The audio recording and production software we will be using for this course will be GarageBand. However, the principles and music production techniques that will be taught in this course are universal, so they can be applied to any DAW or music production software. Topics covered in this course include: how to build a home studio, music production fundamentals, the beat making process, how to arrange a song, mixing tips, and how to create a finished product.
Suggested equipment list: Access to GarageBand on a Mac is recommended but not required. GarageBand is a free app, but only available on Mac. |
July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 11:30AM - 12:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 10 - 15 |
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Cartooning I
Hosted By: Suzanne Cort-Alburez |
This class introduces participants to basic comic book creation and concepts. Students will learn art techniques, how to develop compelling characters, and bring their stories to life. Learn how to start your story! No previous drawing experience is necessary, but imagination is required.
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July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 10:30AM - 11:15AM |
$250.00
Ages 10 - 15 |
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Designing Theatrical Characters
Hosted By: Liza Ulrich |
Join our creative team, as we create the overall designs for a production sans actors! As a class, we will choose an existing script to develop costume looks and theatrical environments for. We will conversationally come up with an overarching theme for this production's design (steam punk, a historical period, fantastical, etc) and learn how to make our ideas come to life through character sketching and shoe-box theatre. Although remote learning, we will use found objects and materials from our own worlds to create a cohesive final production through photos and videos that can be shared online.
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July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 9:30AM - 10:15AM |
$250.00
Ages 12 - 15 |
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Digital Dungeons & Dragons
Hosted By: David Flick |
Welcome, adventurers! Dungeons and Dragons (D&D) is a fantasy role playing game (RPG) in which players create characters and embark on epic journeys with the hopes of making memorable moments and, most importantly, finding that sweet-sweet loot. Taking traditional elements from the fantasy genre, D&D presents players with an abstract stage on which to create and control an imaginary persona in a fictional landscape. Utilizing a virtual tabletop online, you will learn how to create a character and then team up with other like minded heroes to successfully navigate the perils and pitfalls of a classic D&D adventure. At its most basic, D&D is collaborative storytelling; at its most complex, it is only limited by the scale and scope of your boundless imagination!
Suggested equipment list: The game is hosted on Roll20. In order to create an account participants will need an email address. If they don't have one or would rather not share it then the instructor can create a dummy e-mail for account creation purposes only. The free version will be all that is needed to to have an enriching experience as most of the fun of DnD comes from your imagination. ADVENTURE SUMMARY: Many have spoken the legend of the Sunless Citadel. Once a great shrine dedicated to the ancient gods, it has long lain dormant, buried by the sands of time. Recently, however, rumors have begun to echo throughout the many taverns and watering holes of Neverwinter. They speak of an evil presence that has taken root within the broken halls of the lost citadel. Those who dare to have explored its rotten core, speak of an evil druid and a maligned apple tree whose fruit has the power to both restore life as well as take it away. Your story starts, as so many do, with a request. Retrieve one such apple and return it for a small reward. Do you dare accept the challenge? Do you have what it takes to confront the very heart of evil? Put on your finest adventuring hat and join us to find out... |
July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 10:30AM - 12:00PM |
$300.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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Fashion Design
Hosted By: Liza Ulrich |
Have you ever wanted to create your own fashion line? Students in this class will learn the basics of how a fashion line is created and designed for the human form as we create our own illustrations and mood boards. As a class we will conversationally and creatively come up with a list of adjectives and nouns to inspire our 2D designs. Together we will look at current and historical costume and fashion trends, materials and construction techniques. This fiber arts class is perfect for those who love to draw with a pencil and paper and/or digitally, as we create or own cohesive fashion lines as the final product!
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July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 2:30PM - 3:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 12 - 15 |
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Floral Inventions
Hosted By: Sharon Berke |
Using flowers as subject matter, students will employ their creative-thinking skills to explore the use of flowers in still-life, landscape, portraits and abstract art. Students will be encouraged to be inventive and explore new ways of seeing. We will use real, painted and collaged images of flowers. Famous works of art will be referenced as inspiration. Come join the fun!
Suggested equipment list: Some fresh flowers to work from, a watercolor set and a garden style magazine. |
July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 9:30AM - 10:15AM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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Hip Hop Dance
Hosted By: Tony Tucker |
This class will provide a cultural overview of the beginning of hip-hop dance to today’s latest hip-hop dance moves. You can expect to learn a dance combo as well as the history behind your moves. This class is a great opportunity to learn to dance like some of our most famous pop and hip-hop artists of today with a high energy routine!
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July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 1:30PM - 2:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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Improv Insanity
Hosted By: Raffi Majikian |
Do you want to explore and expand your creativity and spontaneity? In this class we’ll learn the fundamentals of improvisation through games and scene work, including short form and long form Improv. Hope to see you there!
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July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 11:30AM - 12:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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Knitting Around Town
Hosted By: Sylvie Evans |
Calling all participants with some knitting experience! This summer we will be knitting scarves in our virtual class. If you have little confidence in your knitting skills, you’ll be practicing your knitting using garter stitch. If you have some confidence in your knitting skills (understanding knitting vs. purling, counting stitches, following a pattern) there will be a selection of patterns for you to choose from. If you finish your scarf project before the end of the two week session, there will be extra projects offered like yarn dolls, pom poms, etc.
Suggestions for participants: In order to accommodate our new online platform, some knitting experience is required. If you have an adult or close family member at home who knows how to knit, that would be very beneficial for troubleshooting. The instructor will be in touch regarding materials with those who register. Different items will be suggested for each participant based on age and skill level. |
July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 11:30AM - 12:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 7 - 15 |
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Oak Tree Times / Writer's Worksop II
Hosted By: Marisa Lazar |
Do you like telling stories, learning and sharing the latest information, or expressing yourself through pen and paper (or, keyboard and google docs)? Here is your chance to write! This summer we are combining the CAAP newspaper, Oak Tree Times, with Writer's Workshop. Participants can work on creating content for the newspaper, or write their own private pieces. News, Interviews, Opinions, Fiction, Poetry, or anything else you want to work on is possible! The Oak Tree Times is our communal source of information, and will still be distributed regularly even though we are online. No previous newspaper experience required.
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July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 10:30AM - 11:15AM |
$250.00
Ages 12 - 15 |
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Play On Web
Hosted By: Glennon Montgomery |
Although we are distanced, there are a multitude of ways to still engage with words in the same ways that we did at camp. From wacky stories and poems, to Scattergories and Codenames, we will explore the world of words and language through games and fun activities. Time will Zoom by as we write, play, and laugh our way through the summer!
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July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 1:30PM - 2:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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Simply Soapstone
Hosted By: Lizzy Mayer |
Soapstone class is going back to its roots: mindful, thoughtful carving without the fuss! If you’ve worked with soapstone before, you know how much shape you can create with just sandpaper. In this online class, we will ditch the saws, files and rasps and create whatever amazing 3D forms your mind comes up with. BONUS: for our larger piece, we’ll be working with a new kind of soapstone which is a lighter color! Instruction will include video tutorials on techniques, meeting as a group every day, and time for virtual one-on-one help and collaboration with hosts and participants.
Suggestions for participants: You will receive a kit with all that you need: smaller pieces to experiment with, various sandpaper grits, oil and buffer cloths to finish your pieces and more. This is an outdoor activity, so you’ll need a shady place to work outside that can get dusty. Please note there is a 9:30AM class and a 10:30AM class. Choose the time you prefer when registering. |
July 6 - July 17
Weekdays Offered twice daily: 9:30AM-10:15AM or 10:30AM-11:15AM |
$250.00
Ages 7 - 15 |
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Solo LOLs: One Person Comedy
Hosted By: Gabi Shiner |
Stand-up comedy isn’t just telling jokes anymore — it can be any type of comedy you love to perform. This class is all about exploring what’s funny to you and using your discoveries to shape your original comedy voice. We’ll do exercises based on the work of the weirdest, most creative comedians out there today, ranging from character bits to comedy songs to jokes about shapes. We’ll put what we learn toward workshopping and developing original material, leading up to an end of session Zoom Variety Show!
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July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 2:00PM - 2:45PM |
$250.00
Ages 12 - 15 |
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Songwriting
Hosted By: Evan Waaramaa |
This year's Songwriting class is going to be an exploration of the music recording and producing process: Using an innovative platform called Soundtrap, we'll be walking through all the steps of crafting an original song, from writing, to recording, to mixing, and beyond. Whether you choose to work on your music individually or collaborate with others in the class, this is your chance to produce and release songs right from home!
Suggested equipment list: It is recommended that participants obtain a one month free trial of Soundtrap. If a participant has either a vocal microphone (not just the computer microphone) or an acoustic instrument they are highly encouraged to bring them, however these items are not required. Participants should also note that using Soundtrap and Zoom at the same time will require plenty of bandwidth. |
July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 3:00PM - 3:45PM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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Space Mission
Hosted By: Alejandra Munoz |
Join our crew of space scientists on an observations and problem solving mission. Learn about space travel technology and discovery while solving puzzles and working as a team just like an astronaut crew.
Suggested equipment list: Access to Solar System Scope and Launch Simulation |
July 6 - July 10
M-W-F 11:00AM - 11:45AM |
$75.00
Ages 9 - 13 |
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That's So Sketchy
Hosted By: Zach Lowenstein |
Live from Zoom, it’s ‘That’s So Sketchy’! Have you ever wanted to be on “Saturday Night Live”? Do you love imitating celebrities, or thinking up funny parodies or scenes in your head? Well, this is the class for you! In this sketch comedy class, we’ll explore how to brainstorm, write, produce and perform our own comedic scenes and sketches. We’ll learn about different sketch structures and utilize different techniques to create sketches, many of them out of improv. If you are more of a writer, come write! If you’re more of an actor, come act! Online, we will meet as a group to collaborate on writing sketches, and discuss creative ways to perform them virtually.
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July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 3:00PM - 3:45PM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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The Actor's Workshop
Hosted By: Mary Torpey |
Become your favorite characters from the stage, screen and history in this monologue and character study class. In this class, whether you are looking to expand your acting skills or you are new to the craft, we will dive into your favorite monologues and explore different and fun acting methods to find truth and understanding in the character you are portraying. We have the unique chance in the virtual session to explore acting techniques specific to the screen with the opportunity for a "live" virtual performance.
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July 6 - July 17
Weekdays 10:30AM - 11:15AM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
July 13 - REGISTRATION FOR THIS WEEK IS NOW CLOSED
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Mindful Yogis Sr
Hosted By: Liz Korson |
Mindful Yogis Sr. focuses on giving participants tools they can use to reduce stress in their lives, promote positive body image, and increase strength and flexibility. Each class will include a series of yoga poses, breathing exercises, and meditation practices. Classes will include practices in mindfulness and journaling prompts to be worked on outside of the session.
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July 13 - July 17
M-W-F 4:00PM - 4:45PM |
$75.00
Ages 8 - 13 |
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Musical Theatre Singing
Hosted By: Noah Lanckton |
In this course you will sing a song you've selected and prepared ahead of time from any musical, while developing acting tools to enhance your performance. This class is not competitive, but collaborative. We ask that you arrive able to sing your song a cappella. We will focus on authenticity and being able to honestly communicate onstage as we all support each other while we grow. By the end of the week you will have gained a toolkit to boost the delivery of your piece. You'll learn so much even when not performing by observing your classmates. If you want to have a ton of fun, are open to singing and trying out new acting tools, and want to support other campers in their work, this is the class for you!
Suggested preparation: Please arrive with a verse and a chorus from a musical that you have memorized. |
July 13 - July 17
Weekdays 11:30AM - 12:15PM |
$125.00
Ages 12 - 15 |
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Site Specific Dance
Hosted By: Jean Appolon Expressions - Lonnie Stanton |
This 45 minute class will use creative movement to warm and inform the body about how to explore the students surroundings. Part dance class part obstacle course, students will learn to build pathways and choreography that suits the individual rooms they are in. Objects and furniture are utilized as a part of the dance, instead of being a nuisance.
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July 13 - July 17
M-W-F 1:00PM - 1:45PM |
$75.00
Ages 8 - 13 |
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Space Mission
Hosted By: Alejandra Munoz |
Join our crew of space scientists on an observations and problem solving mission. Learn about space travel technology and discovery while solving puzzles and working as a team just like an astronaut crew.
Suggested equipment list: Access to Solar System Scope and Launch Simulation |
July 13 - July 17
M-W-F 11:00AM - 11:45AM |
$75.00
Ages 9 - 13 |
July 20
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Afro-Caribbean Dance
Hosted By: Tony Tucker |
If Reggae, Calypso, Soca music and the sounds of the Caribbean make you want to move, and you are interested in a high energy class, then come join us in Afro-Caribbean dance. You will take a trip around the world and learn a fusion of four different styles of Afro-dance: Afro-Carribbean, Afro-Cuban, Afro-Haitian, and Afro beat.
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July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 2:30PM - 3:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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Beats Production
Hosted By: Warren Charleston |
In this music production for beginners course you will learn several beat making techniques and learn how to upload your own music online. The audio recording and production software we will be using for this course will be GarageBand. However, the principles and music production techniques that will be taught in this course are universal, so they can be applied to any DAW or music production software. Topics covered in this course include: how to build a home studio, music production fundamentals, the beat making process, how to arrange a song, mixing tips, and how to create a finished product.
Suggested equipment list: Access to GarageBand on a Mac is recommended but not required. GarageBand is a free app, but only available on Mac. |
July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 11:30AM - 12:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 10 - 15 |
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Cartooning II
Hosted By: Suzanne Cort-Alburez |
This class is for those who have completed Cartooning I. Students will receive direction on how to digitally letter comics, as well as sophisticated inking and coloring techniques. Take your story to the next level.
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July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 10:30AM - 11:15AM |
$250.00
Ages 10 - 15 |
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Designing Theatrical Characters
Hosted By: Liza Ulrich |
Join our creative team, as we create the overall designs for a production sans actors! As a class, we will choose an existing script to develop costume looks and theatrical environments for. We will conversationally come up with an overarching theme for this production's design (steam punk, a historical period, fantastical, etc) and learn how to make our ideas come to life through character sketching and shoe-box theatre. Although remote learning, we will use found objects and materials from our own worlds to create a cohesive final production through photos and videos that can be shared online.
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July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 9:30AM - 10:15AM |
$250.00
Ages 12 - 15 |
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Dungeons & Dragons: Creative Campaigning
Hosted By: David Flick |
An ominous cloud descends upon your village, a mysterious doorway appears in a tavern basement, a desperate stranger appeals for assistance... These are all potential hooks that you can use to engage your friends in an interactive story, written by you! In this follow-up course to Digital Dungeons and Dragons, you will learn the basics of being an effective Dungeon Master. From creating compelling storylines, to compiling maps and encounters, you will learn how to guide your players through your story from start to finish. By the end of the course you will have the tools, and more importantly, the confidence necessary to create a short adventure (utilizing the D&D 5th edition ruleset) to present to your friends as a certified new and improved Dungeon Master!
Suggested equipment list: The game is hosted on Roll20. In order to create an account participants will need an email address. If they don't have one or would rather not share it then the instructor can create a dummy e-mail for account creation purposes only. The free version will be all that is needed to to have an enriching experience as most of the fun of DnD comes from your imagination. |
July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 11:00AM - 12:00PM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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Fashion Design
Hosted By: Liza Ulrich |
Have you ever wanted to create your own fashion line? Students in this class will learn the basics of how a fashion line is created and designed for the human form as we create our own illustrations and mood boards. As a class we will conversationally and creatively come up with a list of adjectives and nouns to inspire our 2D designs. Together we will look at current and historical costume and fashion trends, materials and construction techniques. This fiber arts class is perfect for those who love to draw with a pencil and paper and/or digitally, as we create or own cohesive fashion lines as the final product!
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July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 2:30PM - 3:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 12 - 15 |
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Improv Insanity
Hosted By: Raffi Majikian |
Do you want to explore and expand your creativity and spontaneity? In this class we’ll learn the fundamentals of improvisation through games and scene work, including short form and long form Improv. Hope to see you there!
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July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 11:30AM - 12:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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Knitting Around Town
Hosted By: Sylvie Evans |
Calling all participants with some knitting experience! This summer we will be knitting scarves in our virtual class. If you have little confidence in your knitting skills, you’ll be practicing your knitting using garter stitch. If you have some confidence in your knitting skills (understanding knitting vs. purling, counting stitches, following a pattern) there will be a selection of patterns for you to choose from. If you finish your scarf project before the end of the two week session, there will be extra projects offered like yarn dolls, pom poms, etc.
In order to accommodate our new online platform, some knitting experience is required. If you have an adult or close family member at home who knows how to knit, that would be very beneficial for troubleshooting. The instructor will be in touch regarding materials with those who register. Different items will be suggested for each participant based on age and skill level. |
July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 11:30AM - 12:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 7 - 15 |
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Mindful Yogis Sr
Hosted By: Liz Corson |
Mindful Yogis Sr. focuses on giving participants tools they can use to reduce stress in their lives, promote positive body image, and increase strength and flexibility. Each class will include a series of yoga poses, breathing exercises, and meditation practices. Classes will include practices in mindfulness and journaling prompts to be worked on outside of the session.
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July 20 - July 24
M-W-F 4:00PM - 4:45PM |
$75.00
Ages 8 - 13 |
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Oak Tree Times / Writer's Worksop II
Hosted By: Marisa Lazar |
Do you like telling stories, learning and sharing the latest information, or expressing yourself through pen and paper (or, keyboard and google docs)? Here is your chance to write! This summer we are combining the CAAP newspaper, Oak Tree Times, with Writer's Workshop. Participants can work on creating content for the newspaper, or write their own private pieces. News, Interviews, Opinions, Fiction, Poetry, or anything else you want to work on is possible! The Oak Tree Times is our communal source of information, and will still be distributed regularly even though we are online. No previous newspaper experience required.
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July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 10:30AM - 11:15AM |
$250.00
Ages 12 - 15 |
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Play On Web
Hosted By: Glennon Montgomery |
Although we are distanced, there are a multitude of ways to still engage with words in the same ways that we did at camp. From wacky stories and poems, to Scattergories and Codenames, we will explore the world of words and language through games and fun activities. Time will Zoom by as we write, play, and laugh our way through the summer!
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July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 1:30PM - 2:15PM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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Simply Soapstone
Hosted By: Lizzy Mayer |
Soapstone class is going back to its roots: mindful, thoughtful carving without the fuss! If you’ve worked with soapstone before, you know how much shape you can create with just sandpaper. In this online class, we will ditch the saws, files and rasps and create whatever amazing 3D forms your mind comes up with. BONUS: for our larger piece, we’ll be working with a new kind of soapstone which is a lighter color! Instruction will include video tutorials on techniques, meeting as a group every day, and time for virtual one-on-one help and collaboration with hosts and participants.
Suggestions for participants: You will receive a kit with all that you need: smaller pieces to experiment with, various sandpaper grits, oil and buffer cloths to finish your pieces and more. This is an outdoor activity, so you’ll need a shady place to work outside that can get dusty. Please note there is a 9:30AM class and a 10:30AM class. Choose the time you prefer when registering. |
July 20 - July 31
Weekdays Offered twice daily: 9:30AM-10:15AM or 10:30AM-11:15AM |
$250.00
Ages 7 - 15 |
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Solo LOLs: One Person Comedy
Hosted By: Gabi Shiner |
Stand-up comedy isn’t just telling jokes anymore — it can be any type of comedy you love to perform. This class is all about exploring what’s funny to you and using your discoveries to shape your original comedy voice. We’ll do exercises based on the work of the weirdest, most creative comedians out there today, ranging from character bits to comedy songs to jokes about shapes. We’ll put what we learn toward workshopping and developing original material, leading up to an end of session Zoom Variety Show!
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July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 2:00PM - 2:45PM |
$250.00
Ages 12 - 15 |
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Songwriting
Hosted By: Evan Waaramaa |
This year's Songwriting class is going to be an exploration of the music recording and producing process: Using an innovative platform called Soundtrap, we'll be walking through all the steps of crafting an original song, from writing, to recording, to mixing, and beyond. Whether you choose to work on your music individually or collaborate with others in the class, this is your chance to produce and release songs right from home!
Suggested equipment list: It is recommended that participants obtain a one month free trial of Soundtrap. If a participant has either a vocal microphone (not just the computer microphone) or an acoustic instrument they are highly encouraged to bring them, however these items are not required. Participants should also note that using Soundtrap and Zoom at the same time will require plenty of bandwidth. |
July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 3:00PM - 3:45PM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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Space Mission
Hosted By: Alejandra Munoz |
Join our crew of space scientists on an observations and problem solving mission. Learn about space travel technology and discovery while solving puzzles and working as a team just like an astronaut crew.
Suggested equipment list: Access to Solar System Scope and Launch Simulation |
July 20 - July 24
M-W-F 11:00AM - 11:45AM |
$75.00
Ages 9 - 13 |
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That's So Sketchy
Hosted By: Zach Lowenstein |
Live from Zoom, it’s ‘That’s So Sketchy’! Have you ever wanted to be on “Saturday Night Live”? Do you love imitating celebrities, or thinking up funny parodies or scenes in your head? Well, this is the class for you! In this sketch comedy class, we’ll explore how to brainstorm, write, produce and perform our own comedic scenes and sketches. We’ll learn about different sketch structures and utilize different techniques to create sketches, many of them out of improv. If you are more of a writer, come write! If you’re more of an actor, come act! Online, we will meet as a group to collaborate on writing sketches, and discuss creative ways to perform them virtually.
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July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 3:00PM - 3:45PM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
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The Actor's Workshop
Hosted By: Mary Torpey |
Become your favorite characters from the stage, screen and history in this monologue and character study class. In this class, whether you are looking to expand your acting skills or you are new to the craft, we will dive into your favorite monologues and explore different and fun acting methods to find truth and understanding in the character you are portraying. We have the unique chance in the virtual session to explore acting techniques specific to the screen with the opportunity for a "live" virtual performance.
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July 20 - July 31
Weekdays 10:30AM - 11:15AM |
$250.00
Ages 11 - 15 |
July 27
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Code Your Own Adventure
Hosted By: Elyse Seltzer |
Using the Scratch program, which is an introduction to coding using block programming, young coders will work to create a storytelling game that follows a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' theme.
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July 27 - July 31
M-W-F 11:00AM - 11:45AM |
$75.00
Ages 9 - 13 |
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Kindness Through Art
Hosted By: Marcy Sacks Co-Host: Sharon Berke |
Let's use our creativity to connect with others and create sense of hope and community! Through daily guided creative exercises, we will make art projects to help heal our world during this isolating time of corona virus. Your creativity is a powerful force for hope and change!
Suggested equipment list: More information will be provided soon. Please feel free to email with any questions. |
July 27 - July 31
Weekdays 3:00PM - 3:45PM |
$125.00
Ages 9 - 12 |
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Site Specific Dance
Hosted By: Jean Appolon Expressions - Lonnie Stanton |
This 45 minute class will use creative movement to warm and inform the body about how to explore the students surroundings. Part dance class part obstacle course, students will learn to build pathways and choreography that suits the individual rooms they are in. Objects and furniture are utilized as a part of the dance, instead of being a nuisance.
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July 27 - July 31
M-W-F 1:00PM - 1:45PM |
$75.00
Ages 8 - 13 |
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Space Mission
Hosted By: Alejandra Munoz |
Join our crew of space scientists on an observations and problem solving mission. Learn about space travel technology and discovery while solving puzzles and working as a team just like an astronaut crew.
Suggested equipment list: Access to Solar System Scope and Launch Simulation |
July 27 - July 31
M-W-F 11:00AM - 11:45AM |
$75.00
Ages 9 - 13 |
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Wildcrafting for Kids
Hosted By: Liz Korson and Kyra Fries |
Participants and their families will learn to safely identify plants that support our health and skin care routine! Through foraging exercises, we will also be learning to respect and care for the land that provides so much. By the end of the week participants will learn to make simple wildcrafting recipes to use for years to come. Recipes will include homemade all purpose healing skin salve, homemade herbal deodorant (that really works!), and simple to make infusion recipes such as oxymel and honeys.
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July 27 - July 31
M-W-F 4:00PM - 4:455M |
$75.00
Ages 8 - 13 |
August 3
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Foraging Wild Food
Hosted By: Liz Korson and Kyra Fries |
Participants and their families will explore their nearby natural areas to meet and eat some wild edibles that grow right in your backyard! Participants will learn to safely identify a selection of wild edibles that are healthy and delicious, as well as ways to prepare and eat them. Connect with the bounty of the summer season!
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Aug 3 - Aug 7
M-W-F 4:00PM - 4:45PM |
$75.00
Ages 8 - 13 |
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Space Mission
Hosted By: Alejandra Munoz |
Join our crew of space scientists on an observations and problem solving mission. Learn about space travel technology and discovery while solving puzzles and working as a team just like an astronaut crew.
Suggested equipment list: Access to Solar System Scope and Launch Simulation |
Aug 3 - Aug 7
M-W-F 11:00AM - 11:45AM |
$75.00
Ages 9 - 13 |
August 10
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Creative Journaling
Hosted By: Liz Korson |
In this class, participants will be provided with prompts to encourage them to express emotions, thoughts and experiences creatively through the medium of their choice. Participants will work simultaneously with their peers on journal pages enjoying a quiet period of creativity and relaxation. The last 15 minutes of class will be dedicated to sharing pages of the day and connecting with peers work and experiences.
No prior art experience required. Suggested equipment list: Paper or notebook and any drawing, painting, collage, and writing material |
Aug 10 - Aug 14
M-W-F 4:00PM - 4:45PM |
$75.00
Ages 8 - 13 |
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Space Mission
Hosted By: Alejandra Munoz |
Join our crew of space scientists on an observations and problem solving mission. Learn about space travel technology and discovery while solving puzzles and working as a team just like an astronaut crew.
Suggested equipment list: Access to Solar System Scope and Launch Simulation |
Aug 10 - Aug 14
M-W-F 11:00AM - 11:45AM |
$75.00
Ages 9 - 13 |
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Written and Illustrated By...
Hosted By: Elyse Seltzer |
Write a picture. Learn the what it takes to be a published author. This is the perfect blend of art, imagination, and literature. Bring your ideas and let’s get creative!
Suggested equipment list: paper, scissors, pencil, glue or tape, stapler, general art supplies |
Aug 10 - Aug 14
M-W-F 10:30AM - 11:15AM |
$75.00
Ages 7 - 13 |
