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  • CFK 830: The Marching Percussion Camp

    0.00 Credits
    Ulster County Community College

    0 Credits Undeclared division College for Kids Would you like to play drums, read music or bring your playing ability up to another level? This camp will introduce you to the marching percussion style and proper playing technique associated with a drum line and percussion ensemble. The drum line is made up of a snare drum line, a multi tom line, a bass drum line and a cymbal line. The percussion ensemble is made up of xylophone, marimba, bells timpani, and auxiliary percussion. These are the rhythm or percussion section of a marching band or drum and bugle corps. The technique will be enforced by drum exercises that will enhance your playing ability and prepare you for a concert to be performed on Friday. You do not need to know how to play drums orpercussion instruments but it would help if you want to play a particular instrument. If you own an instrument you may bring it to camp. It is necessary to know how to read basic music. This camp is co-ed for ages 11-17. MATERIALS FEE: $10 payable to instructor on the first day of camp. LUNCH: Please bring a lunch that requires no refrigeration and plenty of beverages including water.
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  • CFK 890: NASA Academy Camp

    0.00 Credits
    Ulster County Community College

    0 Credits Undeclared division College for Kids All NEW material developed by Mad Science and NASA. Take a voyage of discovery into the atmosphere and beyond. Explore planets, moons, and other space phenomena in our solar system. Examine the sun and other stars. Discover the difficulties of space travel and the challenges of living in space. Learn about the various technologies that make space exploration possible. You will have lots of new projects to make and to take home. Mad Science is the ONLY organization licensed to use these activities. This camp is co-ed for ages 7-11. LUNCH: If you take this camp and CFK 919: Robotics I Camp, please bring a bag lunch that requires no refrigeration. Supervision will be provided between sessions at no extra fee. REGISTRATION: Registration is through Mad Science; to register for this camp, call (845) 294-5434 for a registration form, or register online at www.MadScienceMidHudson.com
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  • CFK 892: Nature Camp

    0.00 Credits
    Ulster County Community College

    0 Credits Undeclared division College for Kids Explore the natural world and the adaptations that allow birds and beasts to thrive. There will be a new and different fun take-home project each day. Make plaster casts of animal tracks, tie-dye t-shirts with vegetable dyes, build a bird feeder and mix your own seed blend to attract specific bird species. Make recycled paper and test for acid rain, construct a bug house for observing insects, study the feeding habits of owls and dissect the remains of their lunch, and learn about geology by growing your own crystal garden and breaking open your own geode. This camp is co-ed for ages 6-12. LUNCH: If you take both this camp and CFK 893: Secret Agent Lab Camp, please bring a bag lunch that requires no refrigeration. Supervision will be provided between sessions at no extra fee. REGISTRATION: Registration is through Mad Science; to register for this camp, call 845-294-5434 for a registration form, or register online at www.MadScienceMidHudson.com
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  • CFK 893: Secret Agent Lab Camp

    0.00 Credits
    Ulster County Community College

    0 Credits Undeclared division College for Kids Come for fun-filled, hands-on activities featuring brand new take-home projects! You will step into the shoes of a detective and uncover the science involved in evidence gathering and analysis. Using powers of observations and the Inspectikit, you will have all you need to get started on your detective adventure. You will use the Case Stamper to probe the science of tracking by stamping out a scenario on a case card according to a pre-determined story. Build Spynoculars so you can observe clues from afar and to take turns on short surveillance shifts to test your observation abilities. Build your own Secret Safe and challenging others to crack the code! Connect the dots using the Scene Solver to reconstruct the scene of a crime. Using your Whodunit Kit, you can practice the skills of recall and observation. From decoding messages to metal detectors and night vision, you will have the opportunity to check out spy equipment and even create your own edible message! You will use the Secret Code Breaker to communicate stealthily. With the Undercover Observer the viewer allows you to observe visually, while the spy ear enhances your hearing. NOTE: Program and product names are subject to change. This camp is co-ed for ages 7-12. LUNCH: If you take both this camp and CFK 892: Nature Camp, please bring a bag lunch that requires no refrigeration. Supervision is provided between sessions at no extra fee. REGISTRATION: Registration is through Mad Science; to register for this camp, call 845-294-5434 for a registration form, or register online at www.MadScienceMidHudson.com
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  • CFK 894: The Garden Camp

    0.00 Credits
    Ulster County Community College

    0 Credits Undeclared division College for Kids This is an exciting introduction to basic environmental science. Each day is devoted to different aspects of the garden, allowing you to progressively enrich your understanding of how living things grow and how they interact with the environment around them. You will perform hands-on experiments, play themed games, and enjoy a snack and story related to the day?s themes. A mural will grow through the course of the camp as you illustrate your discoveries at the close of each day. The first day, you will learn where things grow, the different characteristics of seeds, and explore what seeds become. You will make your own seed badges to take home! On the second day, you will discover what types of weather are vital for a healthy garden. You will make your very own sun visors to wear when you work in a garden! On the third day, you will explore the different parts of plants and leaves. You will make your very own Budding Bean necklace to take home! Day four, you will investigate what plants produce. You examine the different parts of flowers, fruits, and vegetables using your microscopes. On the last day, you will examine the other inhabitants of the garden, including butterflies, ladybugs, and bees, and learn how these creatures help a garden grow. You will make your own butterfly bracelets to take home along with your camp. This camp is co-ed for ages 4-5. REGISTRATION: Registration is through Mad Science; to register for this camp, call 845-294-5434 for a registration form, or register online at www.MadScienceMidHudson.com
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  • CFK 895: Robotics II Camp

    0.00 Credits
    Ulster County Community College

    0 Credits Undeclared division College for Kids Enjoy another week of robotics with new daily take-home projects and a slightly more complex robot to build and take home. You do not need to take CFK 919: Robotics I before enrolling for Robotics II, but the projects assembled in Robotics II are geared towards older kids. This camp is co-ed for ages 8-12. REGISTRATION: Registration is through Mad Science; to register for this camp, call 845-294-5434 for a registration form, or register online at www.MadScienceMidHudson.com
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  • CFK 900: Cyber Sleuth Camp

    0.00 Credits
    Ulster County Community College

    0 Credits Undeclared division College for Kids Explore the exciting field of computer forensics! You will learn how to get information from a computer that is not "visible" to the common eye. In addition, you will learn to protect yourself and your computer from outside attacks and invasion from unwanted intruders. You will learn safety techniques as per isafe.org guidelines. Real life cases will be reviewed and examined. At the end of the camp, the class will participate in a computer forensic investigation and help solve a "virtual" crime. This camp is co-ed for ages 9-13. LUNCH: Please bring a lunch that requires no refrigeration.
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  • CFK 919: Robotics I Camp

    0.00 Credits
    Ulster County Community College

    0 Credits Undeclared division College for Kids Explore the basic and complex technology used to design and build robots. Discover how machines and robots work and how they make our lives easier. Learn about simple machines, gear structure, battery wiring, motor principles, and electronic circuits. Experiment with different forms of locomotion. Build your very own robot and several other take-home projects. Separate sessions will be offered for different age groups with several different age appropriate robots and machines to build and take home. This camp is co-ed for ages 6-10. LUNCH: If you take this camp and CFK 890: NASA Academy Camp, please bring a bag lunch that requires no refrigeration. Supervision will be provided between sessions at no extra fee. REGISTRATION: Registration is through Mad Science; to register for this camp, call 845-294-5434 for a registration form, or register online at www.MadScienceMidHudson.com
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  • CFK 927: Rocket Robotics Camp

    0.00 Credits
    Ulster County Community College

    0 Credits Undeclared division College for Kids Build and take home your own Rocket Robot. It has a sensor that is touch and sound sensitive. It quickly and automatically reverses and turns to embark on a new course. You control its movement and adjust its sensitivity to sound. You will see first-hand the many gears, circuit board, microphone and how easy it is to assemble the mechanical drive system. You will get to design, build and program other robots that can do some interesting tricks as you learn to use a hand-held microcomputer. There are beginner, intermediate and advanced levels. Work with a wired control Movit robot with arms you can command to grab, release, lower or lift small objects. Be a part of robotic technology! This camp is co-ed for ages 7-12. LUNCH: If you take this camp and CFK 931: Make it and Take it Home Camp, please bring a bag lunch that requires no refrigeration. Supervision will be provided between sessions at no extra fee.
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  • CFK 928: The All-Terrain Tracker Camp

    0.00 Credits
    Ulster County Community College

    0 Credits Undeclared division College for Kids How about some Land Rover excitement? Build and take home your own Tracker All-Terrain Vehicle. The vehicle travels the rough terrain overcoming objects in its path on a course for you to conquer. Sand stones, twigs and balls will be all part of the challenge for your tracked vehicle. Look out for those surprise obstacles. Watch your tracker and see how long it takes you to go the length of the course in a timed race. Do not miss out on learning new ideas on building your own obstacle course. You will also learn about gears as you build your vehicle. Work in a group with your new friends as you design a robot you can control. Build a sumo wrestler and be part of battle box events. This camp is co-ed for ages 7-12. LUNCH: Please bring a lunch that requires no refrigeration.
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