Cub Camp Courses

Pre-Kindergarten

Pre-K Cub Camp is for kids who have completed preschool by June 28, 2021 and will be attending Kindergarten this fall. They must be five years of age by September 30, 2021.

Hop Into Kindergarten!
(Students currently completing Pre-K entering Kindergarten in the Fall of 2021)

Heading to kindergarten this fall? Then head here first! Our Hop Into Kindergarten class is a fun-filled week of readiness activities designed especially for incoming kindergartners. We’ll hold a mini kindergarten day complete with a morning meeting, writing, math games, read-a-loud stories, recess, science experiments and more. This class is a great way to gain confidence and get excited about the coming school year! Open to any children going into kindergarten (at any school). Instructor Jordan Hileman

Kindergarten

Kindergarten Cub Camp is for kids who have completed kindergarten by June 28, 2021.

Kool Kindergarten Kids
(Students currently completing K)

A little bit of this, a little bit of that and a whole lot of fun! Students will experience a myriad of activities designed to bust summer boredom. Combining many activities and themes, the K class gives your child a chance to experience some of the best we have to offer at Cub Camp- Alphabet animals, Playdoh shapes, five senses experiments, Shaving cream addition, Solids/liquids/gases root beer float experiment, and more! Instructor Kelsey Cox

Grades 1-8

Children that have completed grades 1-8 choose two courses that match your child’s interests and grade level. Choose one alternate class in case your favorite is closed or cancelled. Classes will be offered in two sessions (9-11 am and 12-2 pm)

Register your child for the grade level they are in currently. This is the grade they must have completed by June 28, 2021

AM Sessions (9-11 AM)

Science Fun (Grades 1-3) Every day the students will be doing hands on, fun science experiments. Learning and having fun is our theme. Students will be doing a variety of experiments like making fossils, making bouncy balls, and making bottle rockets! Instructor Miranda Estep

All Fun and Games (Grades 1-4) This class includes active outdoor games involving relay races, team competitions, and individual challenges. Kids can fall in love with classic fun and games like tag, red light-green light, hula hoops, and 4-square. This is the perfect opportunity for kids to enjoy some summer outdoor fun. Instructor Dawn Lemon

Cheerleading Champs (Grades 1-8) Learn cheerleading: chants, cheers, jumps and dances. Instructor Jenny Kinker Cole

Action Art (Grades 1-8) - CLASS IS FULL - Do you like to move, get messy, and make art? This is the place for you! This week we will be creating action art by trying out fun new art techniques you've never heard of! Did you know you can make art with forks, water balloons, and marbles? Instructor Deanna Roberts

Soccer (Grades 1-8) - Learn next level soccer skills to improve your footwork, speed, ball control and accuracy. This class will be taught by Shawnee State’s own collegiate Women’s Soccer coach. Instructor Natasha Ademakinwa

Come Kick It Karate (Grades 1-8) Come learn how to break lite broads, learn how to count in Japanese, learn mental training and focus like The Karate Kid. Build your core strength and confidence with Karate. Achieve all the fundamentals and earn your certificate and karate belt the last day of camp. Karate is a great way to teach kids how to be respectful and to focus on defense rather than offense. Keeping you engaged with fun at all times with Sensei Victoria. Instructor Victoria Williams-Book

Esports: Level Up Your Game (Grades 1-8) Learn how to level up your skills in games like League of Legends, Rocket League, and Smash Bros. Gain valuable lessons by examining game replays, practicing with intention, and learning tips from top players. This class will be taught by Shawnee State’s own collegiate Esports Head Coach, Travis Lynn.

Graphing Guru (Grades 3-6) Graphing lines and writing equations doesn't have to be a bore! This session will have you slip, sliding and diving into slopes of lines and creating equations of graphs in a fun and exciting way. Creating images and going on scavenger hunts are a few of the exciting activities that we will do while exploring graphs and equations. Instructor Leah Blevins

Making Music Jam (Grades 3-8) Learn how to sing, drum, and make music fun! Read music notes and make some great sounds with boomwhackers, rhythm sticks and other fun instruments. Play together and be part of the musical gang! Instructor Sonja Jarrells

Cub Camp Comic Con (Grades 4-8) In this class, students will get to explore pop culture through a variety of activities. Students will get to make their own Harry Potter wand, show their skills in video game trivia, pick a side in a DC vs. Marvel debate, test their skills in an Among Us themed escape room, and explore different aspects of the comic con culture. Along the way, students will also be exposed to different novels and comics that tie in with the different themes to encourage fun reading. Costumes are welcome! Instructor Tabitha Mosley

Archery (Grades 4-8) Students learn all aspects of archery with safety being the main priority. This course will model the National Archery in Schools Program. Instructor David Shoupe

Puzzles, Problems, and Paradoxes: Exploring the Fun Side of Logic (Grades 4-8) Logic appears in every aspect of our daily lives. Every decision you make, whether it’s hitting that snooze button one more time or getting some extra sprinkles on your ice cream, uses logic. In this class, we will explore some of the more fun sides of logic— through brainteasers, games, puzzles, and more! Instructor Rohit Kataria

Dinner Around the World (Grades 6-8) Dinner Around the World will allow kids to explore the diverse world around us through the creation of food and drink. The participants will create a meal from India, Italy, Greece, and Mexico along with a lesson on the differences in table manners and language from the four chosen countries. We will also explore the benefits and detriments of each of the meals from a health and nutrition angle. Instructor Amy Smalley

PM Sessions (12-2 PM)

Tea Time (Grades 1-3) Students will be the party planners. We will plan a tea party for the last day of camp. They will be learning how to prep food, decorate for their party, and make a flower hat to wear. The best part is our tea party on the last day! Instructor Miranda Estep

Dance, Dance, Dance (Grades 1-4) Learn hip-hop, jazz and ballet. Instructor Jenny Kinker Cole

Ooey Gooey Science (Grades 1-4) - CLASS IS FULL - In the Ooey-Gooey Science class students will get an opportunity to create and observe several experiments. Make slime, homemade lava lamps, volcanoes that erupt, and much more with the ooey-gooey science experience. Get ready to put your lab-coat and goggles on as we create and explore science! Instructor Tanner Miller

Soccer (Grades 1-8) Learn next level soccer skills to improve your footwork, speed, ball control and accuracy. This class will be taught by Shawnee State’s own collegiate Women’s Soccer coach. Instructor Natasha Ademakinwa

Come Kick It Karate (Grades 1-8) Come learn how to break lite broads, learn how to count in Japanese, learn mental training and focus like The Karate Kid. Build your core strength and confidence with Karate. Achieve all the fundamentals and gain your certificate with karate belt the last day of camp. Karate is a great way to teach kids how to be respectful and to focus on defense rather than offense. Keeping you engaged with fun at all times with Sensei Victoria. Instructor Victoria Williams-Book

Get Moving, Get Grooving, Get Healthy (Grades 1-8) This is a class that all ages will love! We will learn stretches, exercises, and dances! If you thought exercising was boring- let me help you change your mind! Have fun and come get healthy this summer! Instructor Melissa Iery

Process Art (Grades 1-8) Learn about famous artists and their signature styles, and create artwork that is truly your own! It's all about the process. This week is not about coloring-in or re-creating; instead we will create original pieces inspired by the styles of famous artists! We will learn about the styles of Jackson Pollock, Yoyoi Kusama, Dale Chihuly, Faith Ringgold, and Henri Matisse. Instructor Deanna Roberts

American Sign Language Speaks (Grades 3-8) Ever wondered how people who don't speak communicate? Learn how to communicate with them by learning a new language. Speak through your hands and become a part of the people who can communicate silently! Instructor Sonja Jarrells

Common Sense for Your Dollars and Cents (Grades 4-8) This class is designed around financial responsibility. Participants will engage in fun and interactive lessons all related to becoming a money maker. The lessons include a mock interview and business lunch, where kids will learn interviewing strategies and proper table manners; spend your money day, where participants learn to spend the income they make wisely; choose your career path lesson, where kids will learn how to evaluate the myriad of pathways to a successful career; and a lesson on the 8th wonder of the world - compound interest and how to become a millionaire! Instructor Amy Smalley

Archery (Grades 4-8) Students learn all aspects of archery with safety being the main priority. This course will model the National Archery in Schools Program. Instructor David Shoupe

Voices in Appalachia (Grades 5-8) Explore and celebrate Appalachian culture though poetry and nature. Students will read and analyze different poems and works from Appalachian authors and work to find their own voice in poetry as well. Students will go on a nature walk/ work with materials from their own Southern Ohio setting to create art to accompany their poems. Students will find their voice and Appalachian pride by learning about Appalachian culture and writing their own poem about their lives. Instructor Tabitha Mosley

Afternoon Programming (2-4 PM)

This year, we will offer afternoon programming that will be determined based on the level of Covid-19 community spread. We will be working closely with the local health department to ensure all experiences are offered in a safe and healthy environment. Activities may include a movie matinee or live interactive entertainment. This is an add-on for campers that may be purchased separately. Space is limited.

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