Online Camp Catalog
Academic Camps
- Math Camp 1 – Rising 2nd Grade, Problem-Solving
- Math Camp 2 – Rising 3rd Grade, Problem-Solving
- Math Camp 3 – Rising 4th Grade, Problem-Solving
- Math Camp 4 – Rising 5th Grade, Problem-Solving
- Math Skills Boot Camp – Rising 2nd Grade, Skills Review
- Math Skills Boot Camp – Rising 3rd Grade, Skills Review
- Math Skills Boot Camp – Rising 4th Grade, Skills Review
- Brush Up on Math Foundations – Rising 6th and 7th Grade
- Algebraic Reasoning Foundations Refresher – Rising 7th or 8th Grade
- Algebra 1 Refresher Camp – Rising 9th Grade
- Middle School Creative Writing Camp 1
- Middle School Creative Writing Camp 2
- HamilKids!
- College Essay Workshop
- A Week in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
- A Week in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Encore!
Math Camp 1 – Rising 2nd Grade, Problem-Solving
Math Camp 1 – Rising 2nd Grade, Problem-Solving
RPCS Teacher, Becky Stevenson
Age 7
July 6 – July 31, 2020
MWF, 9am – 9:45 am
$200
Course Overview
Are you afraid your child will start school this year with a big summer slump? Are you worried your child didn’t get “enough” during the long spring of distance learning? This four-week virtual course is designed to help your rising 2nd grader build their crucial mathematical problem-solving skills. Students will engage in fun problem-solving tasks that offer them the opportunity to think critically and apply their math knowledge to real-life scenarios. Taught by RPCS Lower School Math Specialist, Becky Stevenson, this four-week course is sure to challenge and engage your elementary math learner. This is a four-week virtual course (12, forty-five-minute sessions).
*Note: This is a problem-solving course, that focuses on APPLICATION of concepts
This is not a for credit camp.
Math Camp 2 – Rising 3rd Grade, Problem-Solving
Math Camp 2 – Rising 3rd Grade, Problem-Solving
RPCS Teacher, Becky Stevenson
Age 8
July 6 – July 31, 2020
MWF, 10am – 10:45 am
$200
Course Overview
Are you afraid your child will start school this year with a big summer slump? Are you worried your child didn’t get “enough” during the long spring of distance learning? This four-week virtual course is designed to help your rising 3rd grader build their crucial mathematical problem-solving skills. Students will engage in fun problem-solving tasks that offer them the opportunity to think critically and apply their math knowledge to real-life scenarios. Taught by RPCS Lower School Math Specialist, Becky Stevenson, this four-week course is sure to challenge and engage your elementary math learner. This is a four-week virtual course (12, forty-five-minute sessions).
*Note: This is a problem-solving course, that focuses on APPLICATION of concepts
This is not a for credit camp.
Math Camp 3 – Rising 4th Grade, Problem-Solving
Math Camp 3 – Rising 4th Grade, Problem-Solving
RPCS Teacher, Becky Stevenson
Age 9
July 6 – July 31, 2020
Tu/TH, 9am – 10am
$200
Course Overview
Are you afraid your child will start school this year with a big summer slump? Are you worried your child didn’t get “enough” during the long spring of distance learning? This four-week virtual course is designed to help your rising 4th grader build their crucial mathematical problem-solving skills. Students will engage in fun problem-solving tasks that offer them the opportunity to think critically and apply their math knowledge to real-life scenarios. Taught by RPCS Lower School Math Specialist, Becky Stevenson, this four-week course is sure to challenge and engage your elementary math learner. This is a four-week virtual course (8, one-hour sessions).
*Note: This is a problem-solving course, that focuses on APPLICATION of concepts
This is not a for credit camp.
Math Camp 4 – Rising 5th Grade, Problem-Solving
Math Camp 4 – Rising 5th Grade, Problem-Solving
RPCS Teacher, Becky Stevenson
Age 10
July 6 – July 31, 2020
Tu/TH, 10am – 11am
$200
Course Overview
Are you afraid your child will start school this year with a big summer slump? Are you worried your child didn’t get “enough” during the long spring of distance learning? This four-week virtual course is designed to help your rising 5th grader build their crucial mathematical problem-solving skills. Students will engage in fun problem-solving tasks that offer them the opportunity to think critically and apply their math knowledge to real-life scenarios. Taught by RPCS Lower School Math Specialist, Becky Stevenson, this four-week course is sure to challenge and engage your elementary math learner. This is a four-week virtual course (8, one-hour sessions).
*Note: This is a problem-solving course, that focuses on APPLICATION of concepts
This is not a for credit camp.
Math Skills Boot Camp – Rising 2nd Grade, Skills Review
Math Skills Boot Camp – Rising 2nd Grade, Skills Review
RPCS Teacher, Sydney Carter
Age 7
July 6 – 17, 2020
Daily, Monday – Friday, 1pm-4pm
$200
Course Overview
Attention! This summer spend two weeks getting motivated for math. We will stretch our brains as we review core math skills learned in first grade. Place value, telling time, counting coins, shapes, and more! Students will meet for daily synchronous sessions in addition to having fun and engaging asynchronous activities. This session is best suited for students needing to strengthen foundational math skills in order to be successful in second grade. 2, 4, 6, 8 we know math is really great! This course will be taught by RPCS Lower School Math Teacher, Sydney Carter. This is a two-week virtual course that will use synchronous (live meetings) and asynchronous (lessons and self-study) methods daily for three hours a day over the course of two weeks (10, three-hour sessions).
*Note: This is a skills review/refresher would focus on grade-appropriate math SKILLS review-including, but not limited to: adding/subtracting, multiplying/dividing, telling time, money, graphing, and geometry
This is not a for credit camp.
Math Skills Boot Camp – Rising 3rd Grade, Skills Review
Math Skills Boot Camp – Rising 3rd Grade, Skills Review
RPCS Teacher, Sydney Carter
Age 8
July 6 – 17, 2020
Daily, Monday – Friday; 1pm-4pm
$200
Course Overview
Attention! This summer spend two weeks getting motivated for math. We will stretch our brains as we review core math skills learned in second grade. Place value, telling time, making and counting money, addition and subtraction facts, shapes, and more! Students will meet for daily synchronous sessions in addition to having fun and engaging asynchronous activities. This session is best suited for students needing to strengthen foundational math skills in order to be successful in third grade. 2, 4, 6, 8 we know math is really great! This course will be taught by RPCS Lower School Math Teacher, Sydney Carter. This is a two-week virtual course that will use synchronous (live meetings) and asynchronous (lessons and self-study) methods daily for three hours a day over the course of two weeks (10, three-hour sessions).
*Note: This is a skills review/refresher would focus on grade-appropriate math SKILLS review-including, but not limited to: adding/subtracting, multiplying/dividing, telling time, money, graphing, and geometry
This is not a for credit camp.
Math Skills Boot Camp – Rising 4th Grade, Skills Review
Math Skills Boot Camp – Rising 4th Grade, Skills Review
RPCS Teacher, Sydney Carter
Age 9
July 20 – 31, 2020
Daily, Monday – Friday, 1pm-4pm
$200
Course Overview
Attention! This summer spend two weeks getting motivated for math. We will stretch our brains as we review core math skills learned in third grade. Place value, telling time, multiplication and division facts, fractions, and more! Students will meet for daily synchronous sessions in addition to having fun and engaging asynchronous activities. This session is best suited for students needing to strengthen foundational math skills in order to be successful in fourth grade. 2, 4, 6, 8 we know math is really great! This course will be taught by RPCS Lower School Math Teacher, Sydney Carter. This is a two-week virtual course that will use synchronous (live meetings) and asynchronous (lessons and self-study) methods daily for three hours a day over the course of two weeks (10, three-hour sessions).
*Note: This is a skills review/refresher would focus on grade-appropriate math SKILLS review-including, but not limited to: adding/subtracting, multiplying/dividing, telling time, money, graphing, and geometry
This is not a for credit camp.
Brush Up on Math Foundations – Rising 6th and 7th Grade
Brush Up on Math Foundations – Rising 6th and 7th Grade
RPCS Teacher, Glynis Whitaker
Age 11-12
July 6 - July 31, 2020
Tu/TH, 11am – 12pm
$200
Course Overview
This course will focus on reviewing skills foundational to success in middle school. We will review fraction & decimal computation involving all 4 operations. Multi digit multiplication and division using traditional algorithms will also be reviewed. Number sense and other types of problem-solving opportunities will be offered with programs such as Desmos, Polyup, and Nrich. This course will be taught by RPCS Middle School Math Teacher, Glynis Whitaker. This is a four-week virtual course (8, one-hour sessions).
The is not a for credit camp.
Algebraic Reasoning Foundations Refresher – Rising 7th or 8th Grade
Algebraic Reasoning Foundations Refresher – Rising 7th or 8th Grade
RPCS Teacher, Tonette Runde
Age 12 – 13
July 6 – July 31, 2020
Tu/TH; 1pm – 2pm
$200
Course Overview
This virtual refresher course is designed to review and solidify algebraic reasoning skills through engaging problem-solving activities and platforms such as Polyup and Desmos. Skills will include proportional relationships, representing numbers using words, tables, rules, expressions, and equations; integers; using algebraic notation to model real-life mathematical situations; exploring, identifying, analyzing, and extending patterns; and analyzing and representing change in data using inequalities, equations, number lines, and graphs. This course will be taught by RPCS Middle School Math Chair, Coordinator, and Teacher; Tonette Runde. This is a four-week virtual course (8, one-hour sessions).
*Note: Access to Microsoft Office Suite is a requirement for this course as the instructor plans to use Teams as the delivery platform. (8-10 students)
Algebra 1 Refresher Camp – Rising 9th Grade
Algebra 1 Refresher Camp – Rising 9th Grade
RPCS Teacher, Tonette Runde
Age 14
July 6 – July 31, 2020
Tu/Wed/Thurs; 2:45pm – 3:45pm
$225
Course Overview
This is a virtual refresher course designed to review and solidify Algebra 1 skills and concepts through rich, visual, and engaging problem-solving activities and platforms such as Youcubed.org, Desmos, and Polyup. Skills and concepts will include identifying, analyzing, and representing patterns; representing real-world mathematical situations, linear and non-linear with expressions, equations, and graphs; polynomials and factoring; solving multi-step equations and inequalities; writing, graphing, and solving real-world problems that involve linear and quadratic systems. This course will be taught by RPCS Middle School Math Chair, Coordinator, and Teacher; Tonette Runde. This is a four-week virtual course (12, one-hour sessions).
*Note: Access to Microsoft Office Suite is a requirement for this course as the instructor plans to use Teams as the delivery platform. (7-11 students)
This is not a for credit camp.
Middle School Creative Writing Camp 1
Middle School Creative Writing Camp 1
RPCS Teacher, Ellen Krich
Age 11 – 13
July 6 – July 17, 2020
MWF; 9am – 12pm
$225
Course Overview
Creative Writing Camp has been a favorite each year for students who love to write and share their creative works with others for feedback. The camp will cover journal writing, poetry, short stories, flash fiction, memoires and a one-act play. The days between each class will allow participants to develop their writing at home and bring it back to class for ideas and feedback. The class will feature virtual field trips to the Poe House, beautiful outdoor places, and famous art museums where we will be inspired by the surroundings and write about the artwork. The instructor will offer journal starters, such as candle lighting, trinkets, readings, and music. At the end of the course, participants will create their own digital book of their works.
Offered by Ellen Krich, an RPCS English teacher for 30 years who graduated with an undergraduate writing major at The Johns Hopkins University and has been writing and teaching writing sever since! This is a two-week virtual course (6, three-hour sessions).
This is not a for credit camp.
Middle School Creative Writing Camp 2
Middle School Creative Writing Camp 2
RPCS Teacher, Ellen Krich
Age 11 – 13
July 20 – July 31, 2020
MWF; 9am – 12pm
$225
Course Overview
Creative Writing Camp has been a favorite each year for students who love to write and share their creative works with others for feedback. The camp will cover journal writing, poetry, short stories, flash fiction, memoires and a one-act play. The days between each class will allow participants to develop their writing at home and bring it back to class for ideas and feedback. The class will feature virtual field trips to the Poe House, beautiful outdoor places, and famous art museums where we will be inspired by the surroundings and write about the artwork. The instructor will offer journal starters, such as candle lighting, trinkets, readings, and music. At the end of the course, participants will create their own digital book of their works.
Offered by Ellen Krich, an RPCS English teacher for 30 years who graduated with an undergraduate writing major at The Johns Hopkins University and has been writing and teaching writing sever since! This is a two-week virtual course (6, three-hour sessions).
This is not a for credit camp.
HamilKids!
HamilKids!
RPCS Teacher, Jackie Regales
Age 12 – 13
July 6 – July 10, 2020
MWF; 9am – 10am
$175
Course Overview
Description: Come join us in “the room where it happens” as we explore the epic adventures of Alexander Hamilton and his many friends and foes through the Broadway masterpiece Hamilton. Using materials from the Hamilton Education Program’s EduHam at Home, we will study primary sources, learn more about the creation and inspiration behind the musical, interpret our favorite songs together, and create our own productions to share with the class! Jackie Regales has taught English at RPCS for thirteen years and worked with gifted young students for six summers through the Center for Talented Youth at Johns Hopkins University.
Morning meetings will occur MWF from 9am – 10am in addition to self-paced work, discussion boards, and individual video chats with instructor. This is a one-week virtual course (3, one-hour sessions).
This is not a for credit camp.
College Essay Workshop
College Essay Workshop
RPCS Teacher, Jackie Regales
Age 17
July 20 – July 31, 2020
MWF; 9am – 10am
$200
Course Overview
While often intimidating to students, the college application essay is an exciting opportunity to determine how you want to be presented to the college of your dreams. In this workshop, we will read samples, practice writing techniques, receive individualized feedback, brainstorm responses to current prompts, and draft two essays suitable for applications through the Coalition, Common Application, and more. We will also discuss the dreaded “Why Us?” supplement essay as well as other common supplement pieces. Students will end the workshop feeling confident about the main essay they will need for their applications. Jackie Regales has taught Upper School English at RPCS for thirteen years, including five years of coaching students through the essay process in coordination with the College Counseling department.
Meetings will take place through a synchronous platform MWF, in addition to self-paced work and individual video chats with instructor for feedback and coaching. This is a two-week virtual course (6, one-hour sessions).
This is not a for credit camp.
A Week in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
A Week in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
RPCS Teacher, Beverly Edwards
Age 8 – 11
June 22 – June 26, 2020
Monday – Friday; 10am – 11am
$150
Course Overview
Alohamora! Unlock a magical online experience through the world of Harry Potter with a perfect blend of enchanting activities, games and creations. All campers will receive an official Welcome to Hogwarts letter with the schedule for each day’s theme and events, which will include potions, trivia, arts and crafts, dress-ups, a scavenger hunt. Students will be sorted into Hogwarts houses and be able to earn house points throughout the week for participation in the various activities. If your child is a Harry Potter fan, this camp will be an incredible opportunity to escape into a wizarding world full of delight and wonder!
Daily meetings will take place Monday – Friday from 10am to 11am via Zoom, in addition to self-paced activities and online sharing opportunities. This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-hour sessions).
This is not a for credit camp.
A Week in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Encore!
A Week in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Encore!
RPCS Teacher, Beverly Edwards
Age 8 – 11
August 3 – August 7, 2020
Monday – Friday; 10am – 11am
$150
Course Overview
Alohamora! Back by popular demand, a magical second offering of this wonderful course! Unlock a magical online experience through the world of Harry Potter with a perfect blend of enchanting activities, games and creations. All campers will receive an official Welcome to Hogwarts letter with the schedule for each day’s theme and events, which will include potions, trivia, arts and crafts, dress-ups, a scavenger hunt. Students will be sorted into Hogwarts houses and be able to earn house points throughout the week for participation in the various activities. If your child is a Harry Potter fan, this camp will be an incredible opportunity to escape into a wizarding world full of delight and wonder!
Daily meetings will take place Monday – Friday from 10am to 11am via Zoom, in addition to self-paced activities and online sharing opportunities. This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-hour sessions).
This is not a for credit camp.
Enrichment Camps
- Cooking with Paige, Week 1 – Pizza!
- Cooking with Paige, Week 2 – Dumplings and Egg Rolls!
- Cooking with Paige, Week 3 – Cake Decorating Galore!
- Cooking with Paige, Week 4 – Sushi!
- Cooking with Paige, Week 5 – Gnocchi Creations!
- Cooking with Paige, Week 6 – Cupcakes!
- Cooking with Paige, Week 7 – Naan and Falafel!
- Cooking with Paige, Week 8 – Hand Pies!
- Cooking with Paige, Week 9 – Pierogis!
- Digital Music Composition
- Adult & High School Art Seminar, June - Sacred Objects
- Adult & High School Art Seminar, July - Traditional Landscapes
- Adult & High School Art Seminar, August - Formal Portraits
- Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 1 - Medieval Times
- Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 2 - Under the Sea
- Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 3 - The Amazing Race
- Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 4 - The Amazon
- Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 5 - Express Yourself
- Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 6 - The Way Things Work
- Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 7 - The Competitive Spirit
- "Fix Your Face" - Art Class
- Plants & Animals: Elementary Art – Week 1
- Plants & Animals: Elementary Art – Week 2
- Plants & Animals: Elementary Art – Week 3
- Sketchbook & the Creative Process
- Flowers, Form & Still-Life
- Marvelous Matisse!
- Crazy Chemistry
- Funky Physics
- Earth, Wind & Fire
- Engineering Earth
- It’s Alive: Plants, Animals, and Us
- Science of Art
Cooking with Paige, Week 1 – Pizza!
Cooking with Paige, Week 1 – Pizza!
Instructor – Paige Lentini, Sage Dining
Age 9 – 13
June 15 – June 19, 2020
Monday – Friday; 2pm – 3:30pm
200 ($150 course registration and $50 first-time materials fee)
Course Overview
During Pizza week, students will learn how to make pizza dough from scratch and learn what each of the ingredients do and why. Students will get a short lesson on the history of pizza and why it is so popular. It will be a full week of pizza, flour, and fun! Each day, we will learn either about the cooking topic or how and why each step in the recipe is important. At the end of the week, we will put it all together and show off our creations and explain why you chose your favorite ingredients! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: An adult must to be present for children 13 and under. Sign up for as few/as many as you wish! The first-time enrollment includes a one-time $50 materials fee. Materials will be shipped to you by the instructor using your address at the time of registration. Materials will include everything needed for any of the classes in the Cooking with Paige series, including all specialty equipment for the recipes and an RPCS apron!
Cooking with Paige, Week 2 – Dumplings and Egg Rolls!
Cooking with Paige, Week 2 – Dumplings and Egg Rolls!
Instructor – Paige Lentini, Sage Dining
Age 9 – 13
June 22 – June 26, 2020
Monday – Friday; 2pm – 3:30pm
$200 ($150 course registration and $50 first-time materials fee)
Course Overview
During Dumpling and Egg Roll week, students will learn all about the different styles of dumplings and egg rolls and the various cuisines they come from. Students will learn all about the different fillings and wraps and how to wrap or roll them! Students will also learn the histories of the ingredients and why they are steamed or fried. We will also see the authentic tools used to make each item. Each day, we will learn either about the cooking topic or how and why each step in the recipe is important. At the end of the week, we will put it all together and show off our creations and explain why you chose your favorite ingredients! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: An adult must to be present for children 13 and under. Sign up for as few/as many as you wish! The first-time enrollment includes a one-time $50 materials fee. Materials will be shipped to you by the instructor using your address at the time of registration. Materials will include everything needed for any of the classes in the Cooking with Paige series, including all specialty equipment for the recipes and an RPCS apron!
Cooking with Paige, Week 3 – Cake Decorating Galore!
Cooking with Paige, Week 3 – Cake Decorating Galore!
Instructor – Paige Lentini, Sage Dining
Age 9 – 13
June 29 – July 3, 2020
Monday – Friday; 2pm – 3:30pm
$200 ($150 course registration and $50 first-time materials fee)
Course Overview
It’s time to use those artistic skills and get your colors ready! Students will learn many techniques for cake decorating—not just baking the cake and eating it too! Let’s learn the fun and exciting world of cake decorating together! Students will learn how to frost a cake, how to make frosting flowers, piping tricks, and how to make your frosting look as smooth as ice! Each day, we will learn either about the cooking topic or how and why each step in the recipe is important. At the end of the week, we will put it all together and show off our creations and explain why you chose your favorite ingredients! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: An adult must to be present for children 13 and under. Sign up for as few/as many as you wish! The first-time enrollment includes a one-time $50 materials fee. Materials will be shipped to you by the instructor using your address at the time of registration. Materials will include everything needed for any of the classes in the Cooking with Paige series, including all specialty equipment for the recipes and an RPCS apron!
Cooking with Paige, Week 4 – Sushi!
Cooking with Paige, Week 4 – Sushi!
Instructor – Paige Lentini, Sage Dining
Age 9 – 13
July 6 – July 10, 2020
Monday – Friday; 2pm – 3:30pm
$200 ($150 course registration and $50 first-time materials fee)
Course Overview
The fun and excitement of sushi isn’t just about the fish! There are many ingredients that make sushi delicious for any palate! Student will learn how to roll sushi with a bamboo mat and how the rolls are traditionally eaten. Each day, we will learn either about the cooking topic or how and why each step in the recipe is important. At the end of the week, we will put it all together and show off our creations and explain why you chose your favorite ingredients! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: An adult must to be present for children 13 and under. Sign up for as few/as many as you wish! The first-time enrollment includes a one-time $50 materials fee. Materials will be shipped to you by the instructor using your address at the time of registration. Materials will include everything needed for any of the classes in the Cooking with Paige series, including all specialty equipment for the recipes and an RPCS apron!
Cooking with Paige, Week 5 – Gnocchi Creations!
Cooking with Paige, Week 5 – Gnocchi Creations!
Instructor – Paige Lentini, Sage Dining
Age 9 – 13
July 13 – July 17, 2020
Monday – Friday; 2pm – 3:30pm
$200 ($150 course registration and $50 first-time materials fee)
Course Overview
Be transported back to the Italian countryside of Lombardy or Liguria! In Gnocchi week, we will learn all about gnocchi, where they come from, and their ingredients. Students will learn about the similarities and differences from pasta and how versatile they can be. You will learn to love them as much as you love pasta and maybe more! Each day, we will learn either about the cooking topic or how and why each step in the recipe is important. At the end of the week, we will put it all together and show off our creations and explain why you chose your favorite ingredients! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: An adult must to be present for children 13 and under. Sign up for as few/as many as you wish! The first-time enrollment includes a one-time $50 materials fee. Materials will be shipped to you by the instructor using your address at the time of registration. Materials will include everything needed for any of the classes in the Cooking with Paige series, including all specialty equipment for the recipes and an RPCS apron!
Cooking with Paige, Week 6 – Cupcakes!
Cooking with Paige, Week 6 – Cupcakes!
Instructor – Paige Lentini, Sage Dining
Age 9 – 13
July 20 – July 24, 2020
Monday – Friday; 2pm – 3:30pm
$200 ($150 course registration and $50 first-time materials fee)
Course Overview
Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! Cupcake decorating doesn’t have to be all about fancy flowers and piping! Let’s get ready for some DIRT! During Cupcake week, students will learn how to make fun shapes and decorations out of unusual (edible!) materials. Each day, we will learn either about the cooking topic or how and why each step in the recipe is important. At the end of the week, we will put it all together and show off our creations and explain why you chose your favorite ingredients! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: An adult must to be present for children 13 and under. Sign up for as few/as many as you wish! The first-time enrollment includes a one-time $50 materials fee. Materials will be shipped to you by the instructor using your address at the time of registration. Materials will include everything needed for any of the classes in the Cooking with Paige series, including all specialty equipment for the recipes and an RPCS apron!
Cooking with Paige, Week 7 – Naan and Falafel!
Cooking with Paige, Week 7 – Naan and Falafel!
Instructor – Paige Lentini, Sage Dining
Age 9 – 13
July 27 – July 31, 2020
Monday – Friday; 2pm – 3:30pm
$200 ($150 course registration and $50 first-time materials fee)
Course Overview
During Naan and Falafel week, students will learn all about these wonderful alternatives to bread and meat! Naan is bread that is different than pita and more like a flatbread—students will learn all about why it bakes this way and how to use it. Falafel is a delicious, protein-packed food and is one of the most amazing vegetarian items there is! Each day, we will learn either about the cooking topic or how and why each step in the recipe is important. At the end of the week, we will put it all together and show off our creations and explain why you chose your favorite ingredients! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: An adult must to be present for children 13 and under. Sign up for as few/as many as you wish! The first-time enrollment includes a one-time $50 materials fee. Materials will be shipped to you by the instructor using your address at the time of registration. Materials will include everything needed for any of the classes in the Cooking with Paige series, including all specialty equipment for the recipes and an RPCS apron!
Cooking with Paige, Week 8 – Hand Pies!
Cooking with Paige, Week 8 – Hand Pies!
Instructor – Paige Lentini, Sage Dining
Age 9 – 13
August 3 – August 7, 2020
Monday – Friday; 2pm – 3:30pm
$200 ($150 course registration and $50 first-time materials fee)
Course Overview
Fruity delicious! During Hand Pie week, we will learn all about pies—both sweet and savory! Students will learn the differences between pie doughs and which ones you can and can’t use for pies! We will learn about puff pastry and rough puff—which ones are easy and which ones are very time consuming! We will also learn the best techniques for cooking your filling. Each day, we will learn either about the cooking topic or how and why each step in the recipe is important. At the end of the week, we will put it all together and show off our creations and explain why you chose your favorite ingredients! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: An adult must to be present for children 13 and under. Sign up for as few/as many as you wish! The first-time enrollment includes a one-time $50 materials fee. Materials will be shipped to you by the instructor using your address at the time of registration. Materials will include everything needed for any of the classes in the Cooking with Paige series, including all specialty equipment for the recipes and an RPCS apron!
Cooking with Paige, Week 9 – Pierogis!
Cooking with Paige, Week 9 – Pierogis!
Instructor – Paige Lentini, Sage Dining
Age 9 – 13
August 10 – August 14, 2020
Monday – Friday; 2pm – 3:30pm
$200 ($150 course registration and $50 first-time materials fee)
Course Overview
Polish pierogis are a fun and delicious way to celebrate special occasions. You can fill them with all sorts of fun ingredients to make them savory or sweet! We will techniques for pan frying and boiling! Each day, we will learn either about the cooking topic or how and why each step in the recipe is important. At the end of the week, we will put it all together and show off our creations and explain why you chose your favorite ingredients! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: An adult must to be present for children 13 and under. Sign up for as few/as many as you wish! The first-time enrollment includes a one-time $50 materials fee. Materials will be shipped to you by the instructor using your address at the time of registration. Materials will include everything needed for any of the classes in the Cooking with Paige series, including all specialty equipment for the recipes and an RPCS apron!
Digital Music Composition
Digital Music Composition
Instructor: Tyler St. Clare, Four Hour Day
Age 11 – 14
July 6 – July 31, 2020
Tu/TH; 2pm – 3pm
$225
Course Overview
Learn to create your own compositions using GarageBand! We'll explore tracking, loops, effects, recording and more in this introductory course to digital music production. This is a four-week virtual course (8, one-hour sessions).
*Requirements: Some formal music background & an Apple computer with GarageBand (GarageBand is available for free). Also recommended (but not required) to have a USB midi keyboard and over-the-ear headphones.
Adult & High School Art Seminar, June - Sacred Objects
Adult & High School Art Seminar, June - Sacred Objects
Instructor: Trevor Twist, Mitchell School of Fine Arts
Age 14 – 99
June 15, 22, and 29, 2020
6pm – 8pm
$145
Course Overview
This seminar will focus on mankind's most treasured objects. Through drawing and historical context, we will discover what makes these objects so spectacular. Both man-made and natural, these objects will range from the meteorite at the center of Mecca, to ancient Egyptian artifacts, to the Shroud of Turin. No previous drawing experience is necessary. We will cover all of the foundational ideas to make this course challenging, exciting and revelatory.
These two-hour virtual classes are held from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm (3, two-hour sessions) for three Mondays per month.
*Note: Required materials include paper, pencil, eraser, black pen, and colored pencils. Optional materials include watercolors, and markers.
Adult & High School Art Seminar, July - Traditional Landscapes
Adult & High School Art Seminar, July - Traditional Landscapes
Instructor: Trevor Twist, Mitchell School of Fine Arts
Age 14 – 99
July 6, 13, and 20, 2020
6pm – 8pm
$145
Course Overview
Landscapes have been a beloved genre for artists dating back to ancient times. This seminar explores what makes a landscape beautiful and what techniques the great masters employed to create them. We will examine works by Vincent van Gogh & Jean-Francois Millet, Gustave Courbet & Theodore Gericault, and Leonardo da Vinci & Peter Paul Rubens. No previous drawing experience is necessary. A curious mind and a love of nature are the only requirements for this class.
These two-hour virtual classes are held from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm (3, two-hour sessions) for three Mondays per month.
*Note: Required materials include paper, pencil, eraser, black pen, and colored pencils. Optional materials include watercolors, and markers.
Adult & High School Art Seminar, August - Formal Portraits
Adult & High School Art Seminar, August - Formal Portraits
Instructor: Trevor Twist, Mitchell School of Fine Arts
Age 14 – 99
August 3, 10, and 17, 2020
6pm – 8pm
$145
Course Overview
What is the difference between a formal portrait, a history painting, a tronie, and a caricature? This virtual seminar attempts to answer this question and define the nature of a formal portrait through the ages and in various cultures. Students will learn how to draw the features of the face and be able to compare various artist's styles and techniques. No previous drawing experience is necessary. An interest in human psychology and facial anatomy is all that is needed.
These two-hour virtual classes are held from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm (3, two-hour sessions) for three Mondays per month.
*Note: Required materials include paper, pencil, eraser, black pen, and colored pencils. Optional materials include watercolors, and markers.
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 1 - Medieval Times
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 1 - Medieval Times
Instructor: Trevor Twist, Mitchell School of Fine Arts
Age 9 – 14
June 15 – June 19, 2020
Monday – Friday; 1:30pm – 2:30pm
$150
Course Overview
Enjoy the Best Art Camp Ever…from anywhere! Presented by Mitchell School of Fine Arts' Master Artist and School Director Trevor Twist, this virtual camp teaches the practice and science of drawing in a fun and appealing way.
All lessons are presented with demonstrations and explanations that are informative, wholesome, and entertaining. Campers can engage with Trevor and others for a more social experience. With an overarching theme, the students will enjoy collaborating with Trevor to develop the curriculum at the beginning of each weekly camp.
Week 1 Theme: "Medieval Times" From castles, armor, jewelry, flags, crests, and much more, this week’s campers will learn all about the Medieval Times – and then draw about it!
This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-hour sessions).
*Note: Required materials include paper, pencil, eraser, black pen, and colored pencils. Optional materials include watercolors, and markers.
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 2 - Under the Sea
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 2 - Under the Sea
Instructor: Trevor Twist, Mitchell School of Fine Arts
Age 9 – 14
June 22 – June 26, 2020
Monday – Friday; 1:30pm – 2:30pm
$150
Course Overview
Enjoy the Best Art Camp Ever…from anywhere! Presented by Mitchell School of Fine Arts' Master Artist and School Director Trevor Twist, this virtual camp teaches the practice and science of drawing in a fun and appealing way.
All lessons are presented with demonstrations and explanations that are informative, wholesome, and entertaining. Campers can engage with Trevor and others for a more social experience. With an overarching theme, the students will enjoy collaborating with Trevor to develop the curriculum at the beginning of each weekly camp.
Week 2 Theme: "Under the Sea" – Campers will explore things relating to our oceans – in and under the sea, including whales, turtles, waves, boats, lighthouses, star charts, maps-- and then they’ll draw them!
This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-hour sessions).
*Note: Required materials include paper, pencil, eraser, black pen, and colored pencils. Optional materials include watercolors, and markers.
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 3 - The Amazing Race
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 3 - The Amazing Race
Instructor: Trevor Twist, Mitchell School of Fine Arts
Age 9 – 14
July 6 – July 10, 2020
Monday – Friday; 1:30pm – 2:30pm
$150
Course Overview
Enjoy the Best Art Camp Ever…from anywhere! Presented by Mitchell School of Fine Arts' Master Artist and School Director Trevor Twist, this virtual camp teaches the practice and science of drawing in a fun and appealing way.
All lessons are presented with demonstrations and explanations that are informative, wholesome, and entertaining. Campers can engage with Trevor and others for a more social experience. With an overarching theme, the students will enjoy collaborating with Trevor to develop the curriculum at the beginning of each weekly camp.
Week 3 Theme: "The Amazing Race" – One, two, three, GO! Campers will learn all about modes of racing including cars, bikes, dog sledding, skiing, Olympic sports—and draw about them!
This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-hour sessions).
*Note: Required materials include paper, pencil, eraser, black pen, and colored pencils. Optional materials include watercolors, and markers.
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 4 - The Amazon
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 4 - The Amazon
Instructor: Trevor Twist, Mitchell School of Fine Arts
Age 9 – 14
July 13 – July 17, 2020
Monday – Friday; 1:30pm – 2:30pm
$150
Course Overview
Enjoy the Best Art Camp Ever…from anywhere! Presented by Mitchell School of Fine Arts' Master Artist and School Director Trevor Twist, this virtual camp teaches the practice and science of drawing in a fun and appealing way.
All lessons are presented with demonstrations and explanations that are informative, wholesome, and entertaining. Campers can engage with Trevor and others for a more social experience. With an overarching theme, the students will enjoy collaborating with Trevor to develop the curriculum at the beginning of each weekly camp.
Week 4 Theme: "The Amazon" – Campers will learn about various animals, plants, waterfalls, ancient Mayan art & architecture that exist in The Amazon—and draw them!
This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-hour sessions).
*Note: Required materials include paper, pencil, eraser, black pen, and colored pencils. Optional materials include watercolors, and markers.
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 5 - Express Yourself
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 5 - Express Yourself
Instructor: Trevor Twist, Mitchell School of Fine Arts
Age 9 – 14
July 20 – July 24, 2020
Monday – Friday; 1:30pm – 2:30pm
$150
Course Overview
Enjoy the Best Art Camp Ever…from anywhere! Presented by Mitchell School of Fine Arts' Master Artist and School Director Trevor Twist, this virtual camp teaches the practice and science of drawing in a fun and appealing way.
All lessons are presented with demonstrations and explanations that are informative, wholesome, and entertaining. Campers can engage with Trevor and others for a more social experience. With an overarching theme, the students will enjoy collaborating with Trevor to develop the curriculum at the beginning of each weekly camp.
Week 5 Theme: "Express Yourself" – Campers will learn about the many ways humans express themselves including the faces they make, the clothes they wear, communication with sign language, secret codes, symbols and more – then they will draw them!
This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-hour sessions).
*Note: Required materials include paper, pencil, eraser, black pen, and colored pencils. Optional materials include watercolors, and markers.
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 6 - The Way Things Work
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 6 - The Way Things Work
Instructor: Trevor Twist, Mitchell School of Fine Arts
Age 9 – 14
August 3 – August 7, 2020
Monday – Friday; 1:30pm – 2:30pm
$150
Course Overview
Enjoy the Best Art Camp Ever…from anywhere! Presented by Mitchell School of Fine Arts' Master Artist and School Director Trevor Twist, this virtual camp teaches the practice and science of drawing in a fun and appealing way.
All lessons are presented with demonstrations and explanations that are informative, wholesome, and entertaining. Campers can engage with Trevor and others for a more social experience. With an overarching theme, the students will enjoy collaborating with Trevor to develop the curriculum at the beginning of each weekly camp.
Week 6 Theme: "The Way Things Work" – Based on the famous book with the same title, this week’s campers will learn about the mechanics behind catapults, violins, video compression, hot air balloons and more – and then they’ll draw them!
This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-hour sessions).
*Note: Required materials include paper, pencil, eraser, black pen, and colored pencils. Optional materials include watercolors, and markers.
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 7 - The Competitive Spirit
Art Camp - Lower & Middle School, Week 7 - The Competitive Spirit
Instructor: Trevor Twist, Mitchell School of Fine Arts
Age 9 – 14
August 10 – August 14, 2020
Monday – Friday; 1:30pm – 2:30pm
$150
Course Overview
Enjoy the Best Art Camp Ever…from anywhere! Presented by Mitchell School of Fine Arts' Master Artist and School Director Trevor Twist, this virtual camp teaches the practice and science of drawing in a fun and appealing way.
All lessons are presented with demonstrations and explanations that are informative, wholesome, and entertaining. Campers can engage with Trevor and others for a more social experience. With an overarching theme, the students will enjoy collaborating with Trevor to develop the curriculum at the beginning of each weekly camp.
Week 7 Theme: "The Competitive Spirit" – From figures in action, logos, lacrosse, pole vaulting and beyond, this week’s campers will explore sports related topics – and then they’ll draw them!
This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-hour sessions).
*Note: Required materials include paper, pencil, eraser, black pen, and colored pencils. Optional materials include watercolors, and markers.
"Fix Your Face" - Art Class
Fix Your Face
Instructor: Genie Arnot, Social Studio
Age 10 – 15
June 15 – June 19, 2020
Monday – Friday; 1pm – 3:00pm
$150
Course Overview
"Fix Your Face" is a class designed to play with faces, proportion, and perspectives! We will mess the face up on purpose and learn how to draw everything all in the right spot! The major themes include distortion, observational drawing, expression self-portraits, and cubist constructions. Students will learn about proportion, shading, illustration, and the art elements and principles of design. Social Studio sessions are interactive and innovative - you will make meaningful art and new friends while also developing creative problem skills, confidence, collaboration and communication skills, and community connection. This is a one-week virtual course (5, two-hour sessions).
*Note: Required materials include: paper or sketchbook, pencil and eraser, ruler, colored pencils and/or markers, black pen or sharpie, scissors, glue stick, recycled cardboard. Suggested materials include: graphite pencils, charcoal, paint pens or oil pastels.
Plants & Animals: Elementary Art – Week 1
Plants & Animals: Elementary Art – Week 1
Instructor: Genie Arnot, Social Studio
Age 5 – 10
June 15 – June 19, 2020
Monday – Friday; 10am-12pm
$150 for the week
Course Overview
This class will be loaded with instruction and inquiry related to all things plants and animals! It's a wonderful mix of science, social studies, and art based on the concept that when we know more, we see more, and when we see more, we draw better. Some themes include: Insects & Flowers, Tropical Fish & Coral Reefs, Lilies & Frogs & Koi, Cactus & Coyotes, Wild Forests, Farms & Backyards, Birds & Trees. Social Studio sessions are interactive and innovative - you will make meaningful art and new friends while also developing creative problem skills, confidence, collaboration and communication skills, and community connection.
*Note: Required materials include: pencil and eraser, colored pencils and/or markers, paper and/or sketchbook. This is a one-week virtual course (5, two-hour sessions).
Plants & Animals: Elementary Art – Week 2
Plants & Animals: Elementary Art – Week 2
Instructor: Genie Arnot, Social Studio
Age 5 – 10
July 13 – July 17, 2020
Monday – Friday; 10am-12pm
$150 for the week
Course Overview
This class will be loaded with instruction and inquiry related to all things plants and animals! It's a wonderful mix of science, social studies, and art based on the concept that when we know more, we see more, and when we see more, we draw better. Some themes include: Insects & Flowers, Tropical Fish & Coral Reefs, Lilies & Frogs & Koi, Cactus & Coyotes, Wild Forests, Farms & Backyards, Birds & Trees. Social Studio sessions are interactive and innovative - you will make meaningful art and new friends while also developing creative problem skills, confidence, collaboration and communication skills, and community connection.
*Note: Required materials include: pencil and eraser, colored pencils and/or markers, paper and/or sketchbook. This is a one-week virtual course (5, two-hour sessions).
Plants & Animals: Elementary Art – Week 3
Plants & Animals: Elementary Art – Week 3
Instructor: Genie Arnot, Social Studio
Age 5 – 10
July 20 – July 24, 2020
Monday – Friday; 10am-12pm
$150 for the week
Course Overview
This class will be loaded with instruction and inquiry related to all things plants and animals! It's a wonderful mix of science, social studies, and art based on the concept that when we know more, we see more, and when we see more, we draw better. Some themes include: Insects & Flowers, Tropical Fish & Coral Reefs, Lilies & Frogs & Koi, Cactus & Coyotes, Wild Forests, Farms & Backyards, Birds & Trees. Social Studio sessions are interactive and innovative - you will make meaningful art and new friends while also developing creative problem skills, confidence, collaboration and communication skills, and community connection.
*Note: Required materials include: pencil and eraser, colored pencils and/or markers, paper and/or sketchbook. This is a one-week virtual course (5, two-hour sessions).
Sketchbook & the Creative Process
Sketchbook & the Creative Process
Instructor: Genie Arnot, Social Studio
Age 12 – 18
July 13 – July 24, 2020
Monday – Friday; 1pm – 3pm
$300
Course Overview
Engage in the creative process completely with this seminar and fill a sketchbook showcasing your art experience. Each artist will move through the same phases of the creative process but develop individual work with the support and feedback from the group. The class is perfect for portfolio development, removing a creative block, and exploring new ideas, materials and techniques. Materials list will be provided once registered. Social Studio sessions are interactive and innovative - you will make meaningful art and new friends while also developing creative problem skills, confidence, collaboration and communication skills, and community connection. This is a two-week virtual course (10, two-hour sessions).
Flowers, Form & Still-Life
Flowers, Form & Still-Life
Instructor: Genie Arnot, Social Studio
Age 12 – 18
July 13 – July 24, 2020
MWF, 3:30pm – 5pm
$175
Course Overview
Practice using the art elements and principles of design and develop your personal style drawing still-life! Social Studio sessions are interactive and innovative - you will make meaningful art and new friends while also developing creative problem skills, confidence, collaboration and communication skills, and community connection. This is a two-week virtual course (6, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: Required materials: mixed media pad 12x18 or 18x24, pencil & eraser, graphite pencils, chalk pastels or oil pastels, colored pencils and/or markers, acrylic paints and/or watercolor, and black sharpie.
Marvelous Matisse!
Marvelous Matisse!
RPCS Teacher, Holly McAslan
Age 6 – 12
July 6 – July 10, 2020
Monday – Friday; 9am – 12pm
$175
Course Overview
This camp is designed to introduce children to the wonderful art and style of the French master Henri Matisse. His art is more popular than ever, and you will learn his method of “painting with scissors” otherwise known as collage, as well as his colorful style of painting using complementary colors and vivid patterns. Matisse also sculpted; and you will experiment with clay, to make your own piece. You will experiment with painting styles of other French Impressionist artists like Monet, Van Gogh and Seurat to name a few. You will learn interesting facts about the life of Matisse and why Baltimore is home to more of his art than any other place in the world! This will be a memorable week of art, creativity, and fun! This is a one-week virtual course (5, three-hour sessions).
Crazy Chemistry
Crazy Chemistry
Instructor: Science Guys of Baltimore
Age 6 – 12
June 15 – June 19, 2020
Monday – Friday; 10am – 11:30am
$200
Course Overview
We are thrilled to announce that we will be able to provide fun, hands-on, educational experiences to your kids this summer, from the comfort and safety of students' homes! Each session, we'll be able to highlight each student and show off their science experiment to the rest of the class. We have been doing this with our after-school club live streams, and they feel very interactive, personal, and fun.
Budding chemists conduct hands-on experiments connecting real-world materials with scientific principles. Students will learn about the elements on our interactive Periodic Table, make their own slime recipes, mix eruptions, explosions, and even make elephant toothpaste! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: Registration fee includes cost of course and kit with all materials needed. Kits will be delivered to your home in advance of the course by Science Guys of Baltimore through contactless pickup.
Funky Physics
Funky Physics
Instructor: Science Guys of Baltimore
Age 6 -12
June 15 – June 19, 2020
Monday – Friday; 2pm – 3:30pm
$200
Course Overview
We are thrilled to announce that we will be able to provide fun, hands-on, educational experiences to your kids this summer, from the comfort and safety of students' homes! Each session, we'll be able to highlight each student and show off their science experiment to the rest of the class. We have been doing this with our after-school club live streams, and they feel very interactive, personal, and fun.
Our Physics Camp is focused on the FUNdamentals. Kids learn the forces of nature and the science of motion. We explore magnetism. centripetal force, inertia, momentum, gravity, air pressure, electricity, and explosions! Move over Sir Newton! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: Registration fee includes cost of course and kit with all materials needed. Kits will be delivered to your home in advance of the course by Science Guys of Baltimore through contactless pickup.
Earth, Wind & Fire
Earth, Wind & Fire
Instructor: Science Guys of Baltimore
Age 6 – 12
June 22 – June 26, 2020
Monday – Friday; 10am – 11:30am
$200
Course Overview
We are thrilled to announce that we will be able to provide fun, hands-on, educational experiences to your kids this summer, from the comfort and safety of students' homes! Each session, we'll be able to highlight each student and show off their science experiment to the rest of the class. We have been doing this with our after-school club live streams, and they feel very interactive, personal, and fun.
This camp is everything environmental! We will make a copy of a dinosaur tooth, dig for gems and geodes, and learn about the awesome benefits of LIVE worms! We'll talk about the water and air cycles, make our own fossils, look through our collection of real bugs, and explore elements of nature that are all around us! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: Registration fee includes cost of course and kit with all materials needed. Kits will be delivered to your home in advance of the course by Science Guys of Baltimore through contactless pickup.
Engineering Earth
Engineering Earth
Instructor: Science Guys of Baltimore
Age 6 – 12
June 22 – June 26, 2020
Monday – Friday; 2pm – 3:30pm
$200
Course Overview
We are thrilled to announce that we will be able to provide fun, hands-on, educational experiences to your kids this summer, from the comfort and safety of students' homes! Each session, we'll be able to highlight each student and show off their science experiment to the rest of the class. We have been doing this with our after-school club live streams, and they feel very interactive, personal, and fun.
Campers will learn how to utilize the Engineering Design Process to solve problems and complete challenges, such as building bridges, skyscrapers, and spheres! We do tons of creative free building, so students are challenged to work together and use their engineering skills. This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: Registration fee includes cost of course and kit with all materials needed. Kits will be delivered to your home in advance of the course by Science Guys of Baltimore through contactless pickup.
It’s Alive: Plants, Animals, and Us
It’s Alive: Plants, Animals, and Us
Instructor: Science Guys of Baltimore
Age 6 – 12
June 29 – July 3, 2020
Monday – Friday; 10am – 11:30am
$200
Course Overview
We are thrilled to announce that we will be able to provide fun, hands-on, educational experiences to your kids this summer, from the comfort and safety of students' homes! Each session, we'll be able to highlight each student and show off their science experiment to the rest of the class. We have been doing this with our after-school club live streams, and they feel very interactive, personal, and fun.
Our first Biology themed camp! In this camp we will learn all about how plants and animals grow, survive, and thrive! We'll learn about our own digestion and anatomy, and all about what makes us.... US! We are most excited to learn all about animal habitats and migration on our GIANT interactive dymaxion map of the world! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: Registration fee includes cost of course and kit with all materials needed. Kits will be delivered to your home in advance of the course by Science Guys of Baltimore through contactless pickup.
Science of Art
Science of Art
Instructor: Science Guys of Baltimore
Age 6 – 12
June 29 – July 3, 2020
Monday – Friday; 2pm – 3:30pm
$200
Course Overview
We are thrilled to announce that we will be able to provide fun, hands-on, educational experiences to your kids this summer, from the comfort and safety of students' homes! Each session, we'll be able to highlight each student and show off their science experiment to the rest of the class. We have been doing this with our after-school club live streams, and they feel very interactive, personal, and fun.
All of the science experiments in this camp will create a work of art to take home! From tie-dye to ice sculptures, this camp is the perfect blend of rainbows and eruptions! We'll explore the full color spectrum, make our own play dough, and use chemistry, physics, and engineering principles to create our masterpieces! This is a one-week virtual course (5, one-and-a-half hour sessions).
*Note: Registration fee includes cost of course and kit with all materials needed. Kits will be delivered to your home in advance of the course by Science Guys of Baltimore through contactless pickup.