Kids on Campus with Sisters U in Upper Bucks County

PERKASIE, Pa. - June 24, 2015 - PRLog -- Sisters U® will be partnering with Kids on Campus to provide a safe, enjoyable and enriching experience for all campers in our care. Together we help campers reach their fullest potential by creating an environment that promotes supportive relationships with peers and adults. We serve a diverse community and provide a safe and secure environment focusing on spontaneity, fun, and relationships. Kids on Campus openly embraces the qualities of individuality, responsibility, diversity, and respect for others.

Experiment With Science RCHYC 6046 C70

July 27 – 31

Give your child the experience of opening up their eyes to the magic in the world around them. The Experiment with Science week will teach your child to discover the science present in the world around them. Children will work in groups to collaboratively and creatively make observations, conduct hands-on experiments, and solve problems.

Catherine Hoath, BS Ursinus College

Creative Concepts  RCHYC 6047 C70

August 3 – 7

The Creative Concepts program offers children a chance to explore art and the power of creativity. Each day, students will experiment with a different mediums, create different types of images, and challenge them to think about not only the intention of the art they’ve created, but also what the lines and shapes of the piece may convey to others.

Barbara Alix Stoll, BFA & April Beaver

Exploring Music RCHYC 6048 C70

August 10 – 14

Feed your child’s musical curiosity this summer with Exploring Music. During this week long program students will learn how instruments are made, how instruments convert energy into sound, as well as how to read and write music. Students will be challenged to differentiate between different types of sound and will enjoy interactive performances from local musicians and composers.

Deirdre Edgell, BA Ohio University

Spotlight Musical Theatre  RCHYC 6049 C70

August 17 – 21

Inspire your child’s inner performer this summer with the Spotlight Musical Theatre program. Children will experience what it takes to put on a performance from top to bottom. Children will collaboratively draw a storyboard, develop their own characters, and even write their own script. On the final day of the camp students will perform the very musical production they themselves created.

Kirsten Almeida, BA Wagner College

For more information, visit http://www.bucks.edu/academics/coned/kids/uppercamps/