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15 KIDS ON CAMPUS / TEENS ON CAMPUS
Advanced Level Minecraft
Would you like to challenge yourself in Minecraft and tackle something
more complicated than a simple house or castle? How would you like
to recreate Neuschwanstein Castle in 1:1 scale? No? Is that not diffi-
cult enough? How about creating the Titanic to scale? These and other
ancient and modern wonders of the world will be examined and recre-
ated in this advanced version of Minecraft Architecture. At the end of
the week you will take a tour through, around and inside the structures
that have been recreated. Previous Minecraft experience is necessary
to join this class.
AGES 12-15
TOC216 | 15 hours | $139
15252 M-F 7/23–7/27 9 a.m - 12 p.m. E108 Collins
15254 M-F 7/30–8/3 9 a.m - 12 p.m. E108 Collins
15253 M-F 8/13–8/17 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. E108 Cooney
How to Build a PC
Building your own PC can be a cost effective and rewarding experience
for anybody. In this hands-on class students will not only learn to repair
and troubleshoot PC issues, but they will also learn how to build a PC
from the ground up as well as how to maintain and install Windows.
Overclocking CPUs and GPUs will be performed for gaming enthusiasts.
Computer components and tools will be provided.
AGES 9-14
KOC642 | 15 hours | $139
15296 M-F 6/25–6/29 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. E123 Kraeuter
15297 M-F 7/9–7/13 9 a.m - 12 p.m. E123 Kraeuter
15298 M-F 7/16–7/20 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. E123 Kraeuter
15299 M-F 7/30–8/3 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. E123 Kraeuter
Touch, Type, and Create
Do you use the “hunt and peck” method to send an instant message or
an email to your friends? Learn how to type at a rate of 15 - 25 words per
minute without making a lot of mistakes. Use Microsoft Office Word to
become skilled at basic word processing, formatting, correcting errors,
and proofreading your work. Practice cutting and pasting, changing
fonts, underlining, using italics, and bolding. This interactive class will
keep your fingers flying across your keyboard.
AGES 8-11
KOC519 | 15 hours | $119
15349 M-F 7/30–8/3 9 a.m - 12 p.m. E109 Shearer
15350 M-F 8/13–8/17 9 a.m - 12 p.m. E109 Velnoskey
Literary, Cultural &
WritingAdventures
Global Kids – Explore theWorld!
Travel to a different part of the world each day and experience the diver-
sity of this planet. Take a Safari ride on the Serengeti to visit the Maasai
warriors who live peacefully alongside wild animals or float down the
slow waters of the Amazon River and meet members of the ancient
Yanomamo tribe. The world is a big, magical place and through games,
music, stories and art, you’ll have the experience of a life time without
leaving the classroom, except in your imagination!
AGES 6-8
KOC614 | 15 hours | $119
15290 M-F 8/6–8/10 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. E125 Pruett
Gnomes, Fairies &Magical Creatures
Gnomes areusuallywhimsical beardedearthdwellers fromScandinavian
folklore who like to play tricks on people. Fairies are wee folk who look
like humans but have magical powers. Explore the history of these
magical creatures through stories, games, art and crafts. Using your
imagination and some cool earthy materials, create a fairy garden that
will invite even the most skeptical to believe in these pixies and their
enchanted friends.
AGES 6-8
KOC475 | 12 hours | $99
15427 M-F 7/2–7/6* 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. E124A Bonanno
*skip date: 7/4
NEW! The Meatball Mayor
How could you protect your town if it were raining giant meatballs?
Could you survive on a desert island? STEM and literacy collide in this
class as you work through the engineering design process to help
popular characters solve the problems they encounter in their stories!
AGES 6-8
KOC766 | 15 hours | $119
15404 M-F 7/9–7/13 9 a.m - 12 p.m. E124A Kozlowski
15405 M-F 7/23–7/27 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. E124A Kozlowski
Around theWorld Art, Fun and Games Galore!
Discover cultures around the world through art, fun and games. Travel to
Australia to learn about the dot paintings of the Aboriginal peoples. Visit
Russia to design and paint eggs and then travel to Japan to practice the
paper folding techniques of Origami. Experience the Indonesian version
of “Rock, Paper, Scissors” known as “Ant, Man, Elephant” and play differ-
ent styles of tag (from Argentina, Japan and Nigeria), with your friends.
Let’s play!
AGES 7-11
KOC397 | 15 hours | $119
15257 M-F 6/25–6/29 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. E124A Barber
Lunch
BunchSIGNUP
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