June 26-29
TAIKO JAPANESE DRUMMING (grades 4-7) (Student
Union - Community Room) Taiko is the artistic & powerful discipline of Japanese ensemble drumming, performed by warriors.
Odaiko Sonora from Tucson will be teaching students basic Taiko
techniques and the art of performance. The camp concludes with
a performance on the last day.
June 5-8
CREATIVE WRITING (grades 6-8) (Computer Rm 1203)
Join us for a week of creative writing – short stories about yourself, including family, pets, hobbies, dreams, goals, issues you
want to put out there. Each day is a new piece and the end result is a take-home book. Presentations on last day.
VIDEO GAME DESIGN I (grades 6-10) (Computer Rm
1204) This session introduces the Game Maker game engine.
Topics include basic game design concepts and the Game Maker
interface. Students will create a small 2D game and present
them on the last day.
SMALL ENGINE MECHANIC (grades 7-10) (CTE Classroom & Construction Lab) 8:00 am – Noon. Students will
learn the basics of small engine operation, tear apart and re-build
multiple types of engines and experience real-life applications.
ENGINEERING I (grades 4-6) (Library – outside room
900) Students will be introduced to basic engineering & electrical concepts: torque, force, sheer & stress, simple circuits, and
lighting. Students will design, build & deck out a wooden structure for competition.
ROBOTICS I (grades 4-6) (Library – outside room 900) No
programming experience required. Learn to build and program
EV3 robots including sensors for LEGO competitions.
June 12-15
MUSIC THEATRE (grades 6-8) (Music Rms. 708 & 709)
8:00 am – Noon. Do you have a flair for the stage and love
the drama? Come join us for music theatre camp. Learn to sing,
act, and put on a show for your family and friends.
INTRO to PAINTING/DRAWING (grades 4-7) (Art Rm. 401) Explore various
drawing methods and media to create a still life, portrait, landscape and nonrepresentational
work of art. Some drawing experience helpful, but basics will be covered. Students will also
learn about artists and art history with each project.
ROBOTICS II (grades 5-7) (Library – outside room 900) Prior experience in programming LEGO robots necessary. Students will perform more complicated tasks using the LEGO
EV3 Robotics systems, including more advanced programming.
VIDEO GAME DESIGN II/RPG (grades 6-10) (Computer Rm 1204) This session
continues using more advanced elements of the Game Maker game engine. Students will create their own 2D RPG games similar to the 2D Legend of Zelda genre of games. Demonstrations on the last day.
June 19-22
DANCE! (grades 4-6) (Fitness Center Dance Room) Students will learn basic dance moves
for flexibility, fitness, and FUN! Camp concludes with a short dance performance with simple
costumes on the last day.
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CYBER SECURITY (grades 4-6) (Computer Rm
1204) This session introduces students to basic
Cyber Security principles as well as Internet &
social media safety -- using hands-on, interactive
exercises. There will be both individual and
group activities, learning the basics of operating a
Windows computer with cyber security in mind.
July 10-13
SEW FUN! (grades 6-8) (Science Rm. 1106) This class is a BEGINNING experience with
sewing machines. Students will have the opportunity to learn basic sewing techniques through
completing a series of increasingly complex sewing projects.
ENGINEERING II (grades 5-7) (Library – outside room 900) Prerequisite for 5-6 graders Engineering I. Students will learn physics concepts of PV/solar power, force and motion. Students
will design and build scale-sized hovercraft & solar car for competition races.
July 17-20
ROCK BAND (grades 6-8) (Music Rms. 708 & 709) No Prior instrumental experience
needed. Student will learn the basics of playing an instrument, reading music, learning how to
perform and working together with their peers. Camp concludes with a short concert.
VIDEO GAME DESIGN I (grades 6-10) (Computer Rm 1204) This session introduces the
Game Maker game engine. Topics include basic game design concepts and the Game Maker interface. Students will create a small 2D game and present them on the last day.
ROBOTICS I (grades 4-6) (Library – outside room 900) 8:00 am – Noon. No programming experience required. Learn to build and program EV3 robots including sensors for LEGO
competitions.
July 24-27
VIDEO GAME DESIGN II/TOWER DEFENSE (grades 6-10) (Computer Rm 1204)
This session continues using more advanced elements of the Game Maker game engine. Students
will create their own 2D Tower Defense games similar to the 2D Plants versus Zombies or GemCraft genre of games. Demonstrations on the last day.
ROBOTICS II (grades 5-7) (Library – outside room 900) 8:00 am – Noon. Prior experience in programming LEGO robots necessary. Students will perform more complicated tasks using
the LEGO EV3 Robotics systems, including more advanced programming.
LIMITED SPACE!
ALL FOUR-DAY CAMPS ARE $100/WEEK.
INFO:
REGISTRATION:
• All camps are on the Sierra Vista Campus
• ONLINE (www.cochise.edu/CLL)
• Mon-Thurs, 12:30 - 4:30 pm
• Call-in (515-5492)
(unless otherwise noted)
• Walk-in at Downtown Center ONLY, 2600 E Willcox Dr., #G101
CONTACT PERSON:
Angela Moreno, CLL Youth Programs
Coordinator, Cochise College, at 515-3630
or [email protected].
www.cochise.edu/k12/summer-camps/
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COCHISE COLLEGE SUMMER CAMPUS