新肯辛顿 上大学的孩子 program offering eight new 夏令营 in July

Activities feature STEAM programming for students in first through 11th grade
上大学的孩子

Children can learn of the basics of computer programming at Penn State 新肯辛顿’s 上大学的孩子 program. 

Credit: Bill Woodard

NEW KENSINGTON, Pa. — Penn State 新肯辛顿 has added eight new 夏令营 to its 2017 上大学的孩子 program. The new camps meld creative thinking with hands-on activities and teamwork to enhance the educational experience of grade-school students.

The 29th annual 上大学的孩子 夏令营 get underway with theater camp in June and go full throttle in July with STEAM (science, 技术, 工程, 艺术与数学ematics) programming for students in first through 11th grade. The weeklong camps feature a variety of topics — including four Snapology camps: GameBots, Mega Machine Robotics, Animation Studio and Pokemania — where participants can learn about the world or develop new skills while having fun.

Making their debut on the 上大学的孩子 stage this summer are: Creative Writing; Mad Science: Fizz, 繁荣, Bang; Coding; Introduction to Acting; Ultimate Frisbee/Frisbee Golf; Dive into Divergent; Little Bits/Makedo Design Shop; and Invention Corner. Each class is designed for different grade levels.

Overall, the lineup features 34 camps, including an SAT prep course for high school students. For sports enthusiasts, four camps feature the fundamentals of fly fishing, 足球, 打保龄球, and other indoor and outdoor activities.

All 上大学的孩子 classes are scheduled in July and are arranged by grade levels. There are five classes for first-graders, 13 classes for second- and third-graders, and 24 classes for fourth-graders. Eighteen courses are available for students in grades five to eight, and six courses are geared toward youths in grades nine to 11.

The camps run Monday to Thursday, July 10-13 or July 17-20. There are morning (9 to 11:30 a.m.) and afternoon (noon to 2:30 p.m.) sessions each day. All activities are conducted at the 新肯辛顿 campus. Classes require preregistration, and prices range from $95 to $145 per class.

For more information, call 724-334-6010 or visit 上大学的孩子 online.