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Discovery/Odyssey - Available Classes
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SESSION I: June 15–19, 2009 Registration Deadline for Session I is Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at Noon. Absolutely no registrations will be accepted after this time. ***= GIFTED/TALENTED COURSES: students must be identified as gifted/talented to enroll.
DISCOVERY (GRADES K–6) Grades: K–1–2 ASC 100 YOUNG ARTISTS Let your creativity flow as you craft your own masterpieces. Students will use stencils, brushes, different paints, stamps, and much more to create their special works of art. ASC 101 OCEAN EXPLORATION Learn about the plant and animal life in the ocean. Discover why the ocean tastes salty. Explore the creatures that inhabit the oceans and what you can do to keep their homes safe. Grades 2–3–4 ASC 102 MATH OLYMPIAD Put your math skills to the ultimate challenge. Polish up on your addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division skills as you explore a variety of math concepts through games, art, and more. ASC 103 I WANT MY MUMMY Experience Egyptian culture through the eyes of a mummy. Explore burial sites and their treasures as you study mummies like King Tut. Learn how to write hieroglyphics and make a clay tablet. ASC 104 PRINTMAKING Have you ever painted with vegetables? We will make ink prints out of a variety of items we get our hands on—even vegetables. Be creative as we explore the art of printmaking. AGT 105 ***CHEMISTRY EXPLORATION Come ready to explore the wonderful world of chemistry. Experiment with common household substances. Learn principles of chemistry through demonstrations, hands-on experiments, and games. GRADES 4–5–6 ASC 106 MYSTERIES IN HISTORY Unsolved mysteries intrigue us. Explore Amelia Earhart’s disappearance, the Bermuda Triangle, and more. Examine evidence to determine what really happened. See if you can unlock the answers to an unsolved mystery. ASC 107 SEND IN THE CLOWNS Discover the exciting world of being a clown. Learn clown make-up, balloon sculpting, skits, gags, clown magic, and how to entertain a room full of people. ASC 108 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Learn the skills of basic photography including how to frame a picture and what direction will give you the best light. Students will work indoors and out to create their photo collections. Students need to bring their own digital camera, memory stick, and assume responsibility for their camera. AGT 109 ***ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING Examine past and present styles of architectural engineering wonders. Learn how the pyramids were created and castles built. Discover how the current-day looping rollercoaster is designed. Design and build your own marvel. CAMP ODYSSEY (GRADES 7-9) ASC 110 PAST AND PRESENT AERONAUTICS++ Learn what it took for the Wright Brothers to fly the first plane by studying the science of flight. Examine the changes in aeronautical engineering and explore the possibilities for the future. ASC 111 MICROSOFT OFFICE SUITE Prepare yourself for future projects you will need to complete. Increase you skills in Word and explore the world of Excel, PowerPoint, and Access. Create professional looking publications using Publisher.
SESSION II: June 22–26, 2009 Registration Deadline for Session II is Wednesday, June 17, 2009 at Noon. Absolutely no registrations will be accepted after this time. ***= GIFTED/TALENTED COURSES: students must be identified as gifted/talented to enroll.
DISCOVERY (GRADES K–6) GRADES K–1–2 BSC 100 MANIPULATING MATH Solve math problems in fun and exciting ways. This class will cover a variety of concepts including: classifying, graphing, measuring, estimating, recognizing patterns, keeping track of time, and more. BSC 101 TEDDY BEAR WELLNESS Discover how to keep yourself and others healthy. Bring your favorite stuffed animal and learn how nurses care for patients. Explore the world of nursing as you practice healthy habits. GRADES 2–3–4 BSC 102 MONSTER MADNESS Have no fear! This class is monstrous fun. Read funny and scary stories about ghouls and the mythology that brings them to life. Write your own story and create your own monster tale. BSC 103 CLOWNING AROUND Do you want to learn how to entertain your family and friends? Explore the world of clowns, learn make-up application, simple clown magic, balloon sculpting, and much more. BSC 104 DOLLARS AND SENSE Why are candy bars placed next to the check out aisle? Explore how advertisements influence you. Learn how to make consumer-smart choices. Develop a budget to help you save money. BGT 105 ***FIND YOUR WAY Learn how to read all different styles of maps, even treasure maps! Examine why Greenland looks so large on some maps and how map making has evolved. Discover how GPS (global positioning system) has made it easier to find your way. GRADES 4–5–6 BSC 106 DESTINATION ANYWHERE Become a world traveler via the computer. Plan your trip by researching tourist sites, flight costs, and hotel and restaurant accommodations. Using technology, you can create your own travel brochure. BSC 107 SHERLOCK SLEUTH Do you have the logic and deductive skills necessary to solve complex mysteries? Sharpen your skills as you look for answers to mysteries through the collection and analysis of evidence. BSC 108 CAREER CHOICES Think about your future as you discover a variety of career options. Participate in activities to help you make a career choice. Consider your personality and find the career that best fits you. BGT 109 ***DISCOVERY VIDEO Work with the WSU Television Center staff as you learn the basics of video production. Create storyboards, write scripts, compose the shots, and create your own video in this hands-on course. CAMP ODYSSEY (GRADES 7–9) BSC 110 FRACTALS IN THE WORLD++ How are crystals, mountain ranges, cauliflower, and lightning alike? Join us to discover the fun world of fractals. Learn common techniques for generating fractals, including escape-time fractals. Explore fractals as they exist in math, nature, and art. BSC 111 FUN WITH PHOTOSHOP Have a blast learning the basics of Photoshop. Learn how to manipulate photos and graphics. Create professional looking designs. Learn to use a simple digital photograph and create an interesting looking CD cover. SESSION III: June 29–July 3, 2009 Registration Deadline for Session III is Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at Noon. Absolutely no registrations will be accepted after this time. ***= GIFTED/TALENTED COURSES: students must be identified as gifted/talented to enroll.
DISCOVERY (GRADES K–6) GRADES K–1–2 CSC 100 DR. SEUSS ON THE LOOSE Join The Cat in the Hat and other Dr. Seuss books for a fun filled week of literature and art. Create your own Seuss-like character and write a rhyming story. CSC 101 CULTURAL CREATIVITY Explore the world this week through the exploration of customs and cultures from around the world. Learn how other countries celebrate holidays. Learn common phrases, games, and songs. Take home a piece of the culture in different craft projects you create. GRADES 2–3–4 CSC 102 ACTING ABCS Want to be a superstar? Come and learn basic skills of acting through improvisational games, vocal exercises, stage directions, and character creations. CSC 103 MYSTERY SOLVED Learn to be a detective as you search for clues, conduct interviews, analyze evidence, and keep a detective log. Sharpen your skills as you work with peers to solve multipart mystery cases. Create you own crime prevention/safety book. CSC 104 HOW THE WEST WAS WON Experience frontier life as you make candles, butter, and soap—the old fashioned way! Learn about the trip west on the Oregon Trail and design your own covered wagon. CGT 105 ***WEATHER WIZARDS Study cloud formations, storms, and fronts as you learn how to be an amateur meteorologist. Learn to read weather maps and make forecasts. Make your own weather instruments. GRADES 4–5–6 CSC 106 MAP MANIA Learn to read maps, recognize your direction of travel, and use global positioning systems. Examine how latitude, longitude, and altitude can help you track your position. Discover how to read a compass as you navigate your way around campus. CSC 107 CALLING ALL MAGICIANS Keep audiences on the edge of their seats when you study the art of magic. Learn illusions, magic tricks, show techniques, and slight of hand tricks. Don’t forget a magician never reveals their secrets. CSC 108 LIFE SKILLS Are you ready to learn basic skills you will need for the rest of your life? Basic cooking, sewing, and financial skills will be explored in this class as you learn to sew a button on a shirt, balance a checkbook, and prepare delicious meals. CGT 109 ***METRIC MADNESS Combine math and science as you research and experiment with the metric system. Learn how to accurately measure items using the metric system. Work on your powers of estimation and impress your friends with your educated deductions. CAMP ODYSSEY (GRADES 7–9) CSC 110 WEBMASTER Learn to create exciting Web pages that dazzle and engage the user! Develop and create your own Web page. Explore ways to design your page, make links to fascinating sites, add dynamic graphics, and include your own photographs. CSC 111 EXPLORING ART++ Drawing, painting, sculpting, and printmaking are all forms of art. Explore as we create unique works of art from these and other various art forms. Students will also be introduced to artists and artwork that relates to their own creations. SESSION IV: July 6–10, 2009 Registration Deadline for Session IV is Wednesday, July 1, 2009 at Noon. Absolutely no registrations will be accepted after this time. ***= GIFTED/TALENTED COURSES: students must be identified as gifted/talented to enroll.
DISCOVERY (GRADES K – 6) GRADES K–1–2 DSC 100 MONEY SENSE Are three quarters better than $1? Learn how to count money, budget for the latest toy, and shop smart. Basic money management skills will teach kids how to fill their piggy banks. DSC 101 ART OF RECYCLING Learn the importance of going Green! Explore how recycling can help the earth stay strong and healthy. Kids will participate in multiple art projects utilizing recycled materials. GRADES 2–3–4 DSC 102 COMPUTER WIZ KIDS Learn how to utilize Word, Excel, graphics, and keyboarding techniques. Create a list of tips for using the Internet safely. Develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills by completing challenging computer projects. DSC 103 BUGGY FOR BUGS If you’re a bug collector and an observer, this class is for you. Search the campus for bugs and take a closer look at the differences. Create models of real and make-believe bugs. DSC 104 TREE HOUSE MAGIC Experience the world of Jack and his little sister Annie, as we combine literature and art to create projects based on the popular Magic Tree House series. Join us as we enjoy their adventures as they travel through space and time. DGT 105 ***SOLAR SYSTEM What is that light? Is it a star, planet, comet or …? Create and use the tools of astronomy to learn about the universe we live. Navigate your way through the night sky. Discover the distance between planets and realize the vastness of our solar system. GRADES 4–5–6 DSC 106 CUTTING EDGE SCIENCE Learn new information about the four fields which are constantly changing: science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Hands-on experiments will captivate you as you learn new concepts. DSC 107 THE GREAT OUTDOORS Explore the great outdoors as you learn basic camping skills, develop ways to preserve our environment, and enjoy the fresh air. Get going on this great adventure. DSC 108 ICING ON THE CAKE Learn the secrets and techniques of decorating cakes and cookies. Learn how to make roses, stars, and other exciting icing shapes. Decorate your own mini-cake or cookie for the decorating contest. DGT 109 ***BEAKERS AND BOOKS Science and literature go hand in hand in this class. You will conduct hands-on experiments based on the award-winning books you read. Examine the principles of chemistry and physics through your experiments. CAMP ODYSSEY (GRADES 7–9) DSC 110 REAL LIFE++ This class will cover skills needed to make it in the “real world.” Learn the basics of cooking, laundry, money management, job skills, and more. Get a head start on learning what it takes to survive. DSC 111 GEOMETERS’ PARADISE We all know geometry is a big subject, but how did it get so big? Were the people who created it just smarter, and how did they figure everything out? Using computers we will use modern technology to explore geometry to see if we get the same results the ancient “smart” people did, and maybe even come up with some new discoveries.
SESSION V: July 13–17, 2009 Registration Deadline for Session V is Wednesday, July 8, 2009 at Noon. Absolutely no registrations will be accepted after this time. ***= GIFTED/TALENTED COURSES: students must be identified as gifted/talented to enroll.
DISCOVERY (GRADES K–6) GRADES K–1–2 ESC 100 COMPUTER CONNECTIONS AND MORE Get a head start on your computer knowledge. Explore educational games as you learn keyboarding techniques and word processing skills. Learn tips for staying safe while searching the Internet. ESC 101 LET’S GET COOKING Learn the basics of cooking in this class including how to: measure, mix, and blend your ingredients. Prepare delicious snacks and other fun recipes as you learn how to safely handle food and cooking equipment. GRADES 2–3–4 ESC 102 SIGN LANGUAGE Ever wonder how you can communicate with someone without even opening your mouth? Come and learn the alphabet, simple words, and phrases which will have you communicating with your classmates via the hands. ESC 103 ROCK STAR Have you already started your rock collection? Explore the world of rocks through geology as you learn how rocks and minerals are formed. Examine different fossils and how they ended up in Ohio. Participate in hands-on experiments and you could become a rock star! ESC 104 FITNESS FUN Turn off the television and prepare for fun and fitness. Learn basic exercise skills; participate in fitness games and activities. Develop your own fitness routine for use outside of camp. Explore healthy eating habits while learning important nutrition information. EGT 105 ***WONDERFUL WORLD OF LOGIC Sharpen your logic and deductive skills as you solve various brain teasers, benders, and logic puzzles. Learn to correctly collect and analyze the data needed to solve the challenge. GRADES 4–5–6 ESC 106 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Are you concerned about the polluted oceans or melting glaciers? Come and explore what is happening to our world. Help brainstorm solutions for the endangered areas as we participate in hands-on experiments. ESC 107 DISCOVERY VIDEO Work with the WSU Television Center staff as you learn the basics of video production. Create storyboards, write scripts, compose the shots, and create your own video in this hands-on course. ESC 108 BALLOON SCULPTURE Do you like to be the life of the party? Learn to entertain by creating a variety of balloon animal shapes. Make multiple balloon sculptures and learn how to create costumes and hats. Express your creativity in this fun and challenging course. EGT 109 ***JUNIOR UNITED NATIONS Create your own government. Negotiate with other countries and experience diplomacy at its best. Create your own flag, native crafts, and traditions. CAMP ODYSSEY (GRADES 7–9) ESC 110 LEADERSHIP Want others to look to you for positive leadership skills? Learn the characteristics of every good leader as you explore personality profiles, qualities of leadership, team building games, and much more. ESC 111 WRIGHT ON++ Join us for an exciting week exploring various styles of writing. Students will create original pieces of work from styles such as poetry and short stories. Students’ work will be showcased in a student created “literary magazine.” SESSION VI: July 20–24, 2009 Registration Deadline for Session VI is Wednesday July 15, 2009 at Noon. Absolutely no registrations will be accepted after this time. ***= GIFTED/TALENTED COURSES: students must be identified as gifted/talented to enroll.
DISCOVERY (GRADES K–6) GRADES K–1–2 FSC 100 RHYTHM AND MOVES Explore basic rhythm patterns while playing various percussion instruments. Create your own drums out of common objects. Increase your rhythm as you are introduced to different dance moves and styles. FSC 101 WEE WRITERS Create a sequel or a new adventure to your favorite book or fairy tale. Look at a variety of literature styles. Write and illustrate your own book or fairy tale adventures and publish them in the Wee Writer. GRADES 2–3–4 FSC 102 POWERFUL PCS Learn the fundamentals of your PC! Explore software programs, improve keyboarding skills, and learn to surf the Internet safely. FSC 103 BE AN ENGINEER Invent, build, and test hands-on projects and challenges to bring out the tinkerer in yourself. Inspire future inventions, engineering, and science. This is the place to discover by doing, to learn how to make mistakes, and apply what you learn. FSC 104 CREATION Discover your artistic talents as you use beads, fabrics, and recycled materials to create your own masterpieces. Design your own jewelry, keep sake boxes, and much more throughout the week. FGT 105 ***TRADICIÓN EN ESPAÑOL Why does a Spanish groom give his bride 13 coins? And, what are tapas? Join us as we explore the tradition of Spanish-speaking countries. Celebrate Spanish traditions through games, food, and art. Learn common Spanish sayings. Hasta luego. GRADES 4–5–6 FSC 106 ANIMALS ALIVE Do you have a favorite pet or animal? Learn more about them and their habits as you compare and contrast the differences of vertebrates and invertebrates. Explore the wide realm of zoology in this class. FSC 107 ARCHAEOLOGY AND ARTIFACTS Learn what a real archaeologist does as you explore techniques used to dig, recover, and document artifacts. Investigate to discover the clues of our past. FSC 108 SEWING Learn to sew by hand including: backstitch, blanket stitch, and overcast stitch. Create a pom pom hat with beads, sock slippers, bean bag animals, and more. FGT 109 ***PARKER BROTHERS Brainstorm and analyze popular board games. Then use your higher level thinking processes to create an original board game. Take it home and play with your family and friends. CAMP ODYSSEY (GRADES 7–9) FSC 110 DISCOVERY VIDEO Work with the WSU Television Center staff as you learn the basics of video production. Create storyboards, write scripts, compose the shots, and create your own video in this hands-on course. FSC 111 DRAMA, DRAMA, DRAMA++ Learn the fundamentals of the theatre: stage directions, physical and vocal exercise, improvisations, theatre games, and much more. This course will culminate in a performance by the students for a live audience. SESSION VII: July 27–July 31, 2009 Registration Deadline for Session VII is Wednesday July 22, 2009 at Noon. Absolutely no registrations will be accepted after this time. ***= GIFTED/TALENTED COURSES: students must be identified as gifted/talented to enroll.
DISCOVERY (GRADES K–6) GRADES K–1–2 GSC 100 LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION Ever dreamed of being a princess, hero, or a villain? Here’s your chance to act out a character as you learn the fundamentals of theatre and acting through games and dramatic play. Explore activities involving rhythm, movement, sound, and music. GSC 101 MONEY MAKERS Discover a variety of math concepts as you manage your cookie business. Make business decisions such as pricing, quality of product, inventory, and supplies. Learn to perform various mathematical functions to make your cookie shop successful. GRADES 2–3–4 GSC 102 KARAOKE TIME Do you love belting out a tune? Have fun singing individually and as a choir. Examine the foundations of music. Create your own CD as you record your first single. GSC 103 AMERICAN GIRLS Discover History through the American Girls books. Learn how different girls your age lived as you read about some of your favorite American Girls. Start your own biography as you write about your adventures in life. GSC 104 MATH AND LOGIC Explore the science of mathematics and logic. Discover interesting math concepts as you participate in activities, games, puzzles, and more. Learn how to solve logic puzzles that will impress your friends. GGT 105 ***NATURE AND TREES Ever wonder what makes a Sycamore tree look sick? Learn how to identify trees by their leaves and bark. Create a journal that will help you in your identifications when you leave campus. GRADES 4–5–6 GSC 106 VIDEO ANIMATION Learn different animation techniques. Make drawings and objects come to life using a video camera. Develop a simple story with characters, vehicles, and backgrounds—all put to music. GSC 107 COMPUTER WIZARDS Learn how to utilize Word, Excel, graphics, and keyboarding techniques. Create a list of tips for using the Internet safely. Develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills by completing challenging computer projects. GSC 108 PERFECT PAINTINGS Create your own masterpieces perfect for you! Utilize paint, brushes, paper, plates, and small boxes for your projects. Display your works at the Discovery Art Show. GGT 109 ***YOUNG POETS SOCIETY Join the Young Poets Society for a week of exploring different styles of poetry, reading works of famous poets, writing your own poems, and creating dramatic and visual representations of your own work. CAMP ODYSSEY (GRADES 7–9) GSC 110 CSI ON CAMPUS Learn how to investigate a crime scene. Discover what really happens in forensic science. Apply principles of biology and chemistry as you examine clues, gather and analyze data, and solve crime scene mysteries. GSC 111 BUSINESS BREAKTHROUGHS++ Do you know what it takes to be successful in business? Join this class to study the secrets for success, power, and wealth. Develop your own business plan. Get your piece of the American dream. SESSION VIII: August 3–7, 2009 Registration Deadline for Session VIII is Wednesday July 29, 2009 at Noon. Absolutely no registrations will be accepted after this time. ***= GIFTED/TALENTED COURSES: students must be identified as gifted/talented to enroll.
DISCOVERY (GRADES K–6) GRADES K–1–2 HSC 100 HOLA AMIGOS Hello Friends! Explore another culture as you play Spanish games, prepare Spanish foods, and create Spanish style arts and crafts. Learn the Spanish alphabet, greetings, colors, and numbers. HSC 101 NATURAL HABITATS Learn the many homes of animals, bugs, and vegetation as you explore the great outdoors of the WSU campus. Create a nature journal with leaf and bark rubbings. GRADES 2–3–4 HSC 102 FAMOUS INVENTIONS Where would the world be without light bulbs, vehicles, or computers? Explore your inventive mind while you study some of the most famous inventors including: Thomas Edison, Leonardo da Vinci, and the Wright brothers. HSC 103 CARTOON CAPERS Use your imagination to create your own original cartoon characters. Watch your sketches turn into comic creations as you draw your personal cartoon strip. HSC 104 AHOY MATEY Join Blackbeard the Pirate in a swashbuckling week of adventure. Search for buried treasure while you learn about a buccaneer’s lifestyle. Make your own pirate gear. HGT 105 ***PRINCIPLES OF CHESS Ever want to skewer your opponent? Learn to win at chess, starting with the basics: how to set up the board, how pieces move and what they are worth, checkmate, stalemate, en passant, etc. Progress into pins, forks, and skewers, and finish with basic openings, strategies, and tactics. GRADES 4–5–6 HSC 106 MAGICAL MATH Learn to dazzle others with your mysterious powers of math. Games, projects, puzzles, and tricks will teach you the real beauty of mathematics. Amaze your friends and family with your abilities. HSC 107 WEB PAGE CREATOR Have you ever wanted to make your own Web page? Here’s your chance to learn the basics about developing and creating your own page. Learn how to make links to cool sites, add graphics, and your own pictures. HSC 108 CROCHETING Ever wondered how your grandma made those afghans? Learn basic crochet stitches, then put them together to make a friendship bracelet with beads, a crocheted belt, a go anywhere purse, and more. HGT 109 ***UNCOMMON SPORTS Learn the rules while you watch and participate in uncommon sports such as: Frisbee golf, adaptive sports, bocce ball, and many more. Play and develop your own uncommon sports. CAMP ODYSSEY (GRADES 7–9) HSC 110 VIDEO ANIMATION Learn some of the different animation techniques. Make drawings and objects come to life using a video camera. Develop a simple story with characters, vehicles, and backgrounds all put to music. HSC 111 PHOTOGRAPHY++ Learn how to take great digital photographs. Understand the aperture of your camera and different lighting techniques. Learn how to edit and enhance your photography using the computer. Explore famous photographers and their styles. Students need to bring their own digital camera, memory stick, and be responsible for their camera. SESSION IX: August 10–14, 2009 Registration Deadline for Session IX is Wednesday, August 5, 2009 at Noon. Absolutely no registrations will be accepted after this time. ***= GIFTED/TALENTED COURSES: students must be identified as gifted/talented to enroll. DISCOVERY (GRADES K–6) GRADES K–1–2 JSC 100 GOO Become a junior chemist using common household items. Learn how to conduct science projects at home while making gooey, slimy, and unusual concoctions and experiments. JSC 101 LITERATURE ALIVE Learn about your favorite author or illustrator as we investigate, read, and create flip books, shape books, pop-up books, and more. Make books come to life with cooking projects, science activities, and crafts inspired by the stories. GRADES: 2–3–4 JSC 102 KIDS IN THE COURTROOM Court is in session! Students become judge, juror, prosecutor, defender, and witness in a series of simulated trials. JSC 103 PERFECT PAPER PROJECTS Discover the fun! Create projects that can be made with a simple, single, sheet of paper. Projects will include: origami, papier-mâché, making paper, and more. JSC 104 HAPPILY HEALTHY Learn all you need to know about the food pyramid and how to read nutrition labels on the back of foods. Then prepare and enjoy yummy and healthy snacks. Create a class cookbook full of your kitchen creations. JGT 105 ***THE LOST WORLD Explore worlds of the past as you explore techniques used by archeologists. Discover how scientists have reconstructed past civilizations. Learn how people in ancient civilizations lived and thrived in their world. Grades 4–5–6 JSC 106 JAPANESE TOUR Take a tour of Japanese culture as you examine Japan’s ever evolving culture. Explore Japanese art, games, and food. Create art projects that reflect the “Land of the Rising Sun.” JSC 107 POWERPOINT POWER Create dynamic and high-impact presentations. Learn digital imaging skills, how to import graphics, how to surf the Internet safely, and more. Impress your family and friends with your PC presentation skills. JSC 108 MEMORY KEEPERS Learn how to use all of the latest tools in scrapbooking. Place your special pictures into fun and fancy albums. Discover different techniques that will get you a “wow” from your family and friends. You will need to bring about 25 pictures to class to put in your album. JGT 109 ***KING ARTHUR’S COURT Investigate the customs and folklore of medieval times as we travel back to the days of Knights of the Round Table. Research the life and culture of medieval days. Explore knights, castles, catapults, and the Crusades. CAMP ODYSSEY (GRADES 7–9) JSC 110 FICTION AND FANTASY Read and write science fiction and fantasy to experience new worlds of mystery, magic spells, and dramatic dilemmas. Inquisitive minds will encounter new worlds of excitement and adventure. JSC 111 YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT++ Explore the world of Political Science by getting involved in it with a mock trial, student congress, and more. Learn about the three separate branches of government and find out what it takes to be a leader in government.
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