SPRING BREAK ACADEMIES
2016
Kodu Game Lab
You will design the game, rules and how to win!
Kodu lets you create your own game using its visual
programming language. To create your game, you
will use basic computer, math, problem-solving and
storytelling skills. After your game is finished, you
will test it out with other students and play their
games as well. John Haverkamp has a background in
artisanal crafts and computer software instruction
for youth and adults in university and community
settings.
Create Your World –
Hip Hop, Poetry and You
Open your minds and play with words in new
ways! You can try freestyle rap, poetry and
brainstorming techniques to express what’s
unique to you. Use performance poetry and
word
play to
to develop
developyour
yourown
own‘word
‘word art’
word play
piece.
YouYou
will will
learn
about
stage
presence,
art’ piece.
learn
about
stage
projection
and
how
to
connect
with
your
presence, projection and how to
connect with
your audience.
audience.
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spoken
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word poet,
word
poet,
musician and
poet,
videographer,
musician
videographer,
musician
and
TEDx
TEDx
Charlottesville
Open
Mic
winner.
and
TEDx
Charlottesville
Open
Charlottesville Open Mic winner.
Mic winner.
DATES
April 4-8 (Monday-Friday)
TIME
1:30-4:30 pm
LOCATION
PVCC Stultz Center
AGE
3th-6th graders
(Friendship Court community students)
All students receive certificate of
completion and a PVCC Student ID
number.
All invited to student presentations
on Friday, April 8, 4:00 p.m.
TO REGISTER - Contact Dom Morse at
Friendship Court Community Center.
Parent Registration and permission
required.
Parent Registration and permission required.
This Academy is supported by
the Freas Foundation and Rotary Club.