In this week-long camp, students will learn about some of the oldest stories in human history and how much these myths, legends, and fairy tales continue to influence storytelling today. We will read and even reenact select myths/legends—from Greek mythology to African folktales to Grimm’s fairy tales—before writing and sharing new stories of our own creation.

In this week-long camp, students will learn all about printmaking! Campers will learn basics, like history, vocabulary, and the tools involved in printmaking. By the end of the week, students will make their own prints to bring home!

In this week-long camp, students will learn about fantasy in theatre! Throughout the week, students will practice with themes, sound, play content, and other drama skills. By the end of the week, students will produce, rehearse, and perform mini-plays to present to their peers.

Over the course of this class we will create characters and play an adventure in the "No Thank You, Evil!" roleplaying system while slowly bringing Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition rules into the mix. The Tabletop RPG is a collaborative storytelling experience guided by the teacher but contributed to by the class. By the time the class is done we will have created a story that everyone has had a hand in.

Discover the magical world of shadow puppetry! Campers will learn to manipulate shadows and light with their bodies and their own puppet creations. They will craft a story, puppets, and props for a short performance that they will present at the end of the week. 

In this week-long camp, students will learn how to act as scientists. Students will practice with projects and theories related to astronomy, geology, palontology, physics, inventions, and agriculture. Throughout the week, students will perform short scenes together, finishing on Friday with a larger, final performance.

Throughout the week, kids will create a structure from start to finish, including creating plans, blueprints, building, and testing the structural integrity of their creation.

In this week-long course, campers will learn basic improvisational techniques commonly used in theatre. Campers will learn and practice theatre games every day, like "Bus Stop", "Mannequins", and "Night at the Museum". They will work together to improv small scenes to perform to the class by the end of the week.