Social distancing and masks are no longer required on campus.
June 27-30, 2022
8:30am-12:15pm
Registration Fee: $95 per student
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a marine biologist and study life in the ocean?
In this class, you will dive in and explore Earth’s amazing seas and learn about animals that inhabit them. Get ready for action packed lessons, hands-on science experiments, and out of this world art activities all while having FUN! Kids College participants will expand their knowledge on life under the sea, learn about marine biology, and learn about the required skills to become a marine biologist!Instructor: Lauren Schraw
Are you ready for an adventure of a lifetime? If so, join us for Kid College this year as we take an adventure that is “out of this world”. We will be learning about outer space through books, crafts, and space games. We will get to see and make galaxies, the moon, rocket ships, astronauts, and more. I hope you will join us for the fun of traveling to space without ever leaving Parsons, TN.
Instructor: Kady Mitchell
Theatre Games for the Young’ns makes acting accessible to the child by utilizing fun, collaborative games and exercises which teach the values of working together, listening, and creating.
Instructor: Shane Bridges
Kids in the Kitchen teaches children how to prepare simple, nutritious foods they can make for themselves and their family members at home, while also educating them on food safety.
Instructor: Jessica Hollingsworth
June 27-30, 2022
8:30-11:45am
Registration Fee: $95 per student
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Kelly Herrmann
You’re the composer! Students will explore the basics of rhythm, pitch, and melody through song and movement. The class will work towards composing their own original composition to be performed on the last day of class.
SaraBeth Pulliam and Stephanie Hoskins
Join us on a deep dive into the book "Mummies in the Morning" from the Magic Treehouse book collection! Each day we will read a portion of the text and do various activities that go along with the reading from the day.
Richard Rucker
Dive into the world of Biology as we explore how living things in Fayette County and around the world are specially adapted to their ecosystems. We will look at wildlife and domestic skulls as we learn how animals’ teeth reveal their diets and habitats. We will consider how living things obtain energy and how humans use energy stored in creatures and plants that lived millions of years ago. We will also see how the world is exploring new ways of harnessing energy that will result in more healthy ecosystems worldwide. Your college experience will be a memorable exercise for all!