MONDAY, JULY 22nd
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ABOUT SUMMER PROGRAMMING
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EVENTS
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PICTURES AND REPORTS
OPEN DOORS THEATER CAMP PERFORMANCE OF TRUST IN A WITCH Ms. Holly Ray Sherrer, Ms. Megan Tomlinson and Ms. Anna Brace worked with young actors for two weeks to build-up performance skills and to practice for their play on Friday 7-19-2019. The performance lasted 45 minutes and went off beautifully. The audience found the story and acting compelling. LINK TO 72 PICTURES     HUMANITIES CAMP LAST DAY Humanities council visitors and campers took on the challenge of ranking a list of items to use in surviving a crash landing on the moon 200 miles from base camp. Items like matches, rope, oxygen tanks, food, and an inflatable raft had to be listed in order of importance. Lots of discussions ensued. This exercise was followed by individual presentations given by campers of people they had come to admire from their reading. The atmosphere was supportive and everyone was interested in what each other had to say. 7-18-2019 LINK TO 40 PICTURES    SEWING AND CRAFTS Ms. Broomall and Ms. Demag guided campers through the process of sewing together dolls and clothing for them. Basic sewing is a fundamentally useful skill that few people know how to do anymore. Now these campers can thread a needle, add buttons, and repair material whenever they need to do so. Plus, they discovered the joy of doing craftwork. 7-18-2019
EXPLORING LOCAL ECOSYSTEMS - MISSISQUIO NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE The campers traveled north of school to visit and explore this national wildlife refuge. Thursday 7-18-2019. Check out the photos.
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