Early morning drop-off option for parents/guardians that require childcare earlier than session start time.

In this mash-up class, students will move between LEGO Robotics and the world of Minecraft to push their creativity and problem-solving skills to the limit. Whether you are new to Minecraft or a veteran of the game, and whether you prefer survival or creative mode, this is the session for you! Students will hone their Minecraft skills as they collaborate on projects with others in the class. Additionally, students will build and program robots all while playing with LEGOs! Students will have the opportunity to work through multiple activities to improve their robotics skills. The activities will focus on hands-on building, programming, experimenting and problem-solving. They will also apply and adapt these skills by making their robots solve a variety of challenges. Collaboration, exploration, and fun are what this class is all about!

Come dive into a completely new world with American Sign Language (ASL)! Students will learn how to communicate using ASL and get a glimpse into Deaf culture. Students will understand the challenges deaf people face in today’s society and learn a new language at the same time!

Learn to tell a story by creating your own characters and experimenting with graphite drawings. Students will develop their very own comic style. Every student will have a comic book or comic strip they created and illustrated to take home. All skill levels are welcome!

In this class, we'll be covering all the Procreate basics, and then doing a follow-along drawing where we’ll learn about all the most essential Procreate tools and features as we create digital illustrations together as well as designing on your own. This class is perfect for kids who love to create, draw, and paint. Have your iPad with Procreate and Apple Pencil ready! Let’s draw! Procreate is the complete art studio you can take anywhere, packed with unique features and intuitive creative tools. For this class you will need an Apple Pencil and iPad, as well as, the Procreate App ($9.99). The current version of Procreate for iPad is 5X Patch 5 (5.2.5). The present version of the Procreate app is available for use on the all of the following version of the Apple iPad and iPad Pro: 9-inch iPad Pro (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation) 11-inch iPad Pro (1st and 2nd generation) 5-inch iPad Pro. For a complete list please visit https://procreate.art/faq If you do not have this equipment or if you have additional questions about technical requirements please reach out to cfk@mnstate.edu. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Roll for the initiative to learn Dungeons and Dragons! Students will create and roleplay their hero, explore dungeons, fight monsters, and most important of all, find the treasure! Students do not need to have played D&D before enrolling in this class. Beginners welcome!

Exercise your brain in a variety of ways with this creative course that blends movement, poetry, mindfulness, and reading. Students will practice creative writing skills through journal prompts and poetry. Mindfulness techniques will be incorporated throughout the week to teach students ways to reset to attain better focus and clarity. We will spend some time outdoors exploring campus while searching for creative influences to be captured in written form. Students will also discover creative techniques and styles through reading a favorite book. By the end of the week, students will create a Poetry Notebook to bring home. Incorporating a variety of individual and group activities will be sure to give your child’s brain the exercise it needs this summer. Bring a water bottle and a book to read.

Recycling is good, but upcycling is better! Recycling is turning what we normally throw away into something we can use again either, in its current form or as something else. Upcycling is taking something we normally recycle and transforming it into something more valuable! In this course, students will use their creativity to create upcycled items for their own use or to give as gifts. We will explore a wide variety of art media while creating 3D works of art. Each activity will provide your child with a hands-on creative experience and beautiful masterpieces you will want to keep for a long time!

In this introductory course, we explore the fun of geocaching or high-tech treasure hunting. Find hidden containers called geocaches on campus and in the community. Caches can be in containers as large as a statue or as small as the head of a nail. Discover how GPS (Global Positioning System) technology works using coordinates; then find hidden treasure almost anywhere. Through a series of hands-on activities and using a GPS device, we will learn about etiquette when finding caches, basics, tips, and tricks, and not only find hidden caches throughout the week but design and hide your own caches! This class will be outdoors and walking/hiking for much of the time. Please wear appropriate footwear and dress for the weather. Caches are tailored to meet the needs of young explorers! We may also travel in 12-passenger vans, so if your child needs a booster seat, please provide one.

Dive deep into the MSUM Oceanarium and discover what it’s like to be a junior marine aquarist! The MSUM Oceanarium is an aquarium facility located in the lower level of Langseth Hall used as a living laboratory and outreach center. This camp is designed to inspire and educate kids on marine science and conservation. Activities during this program include: feeding stingrays and other marine organisms, learning animal handling skills, water quality testing, and more.

Come join us to make a clay masterpiece. In this hand-building class, students will use clay and colorful decorating techniques to create an assortment of pieces, from figurines to personalized dinnerware. We recommend students wear old clothes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick up two weeks after the last day of class.

Together we will learn about coding, motors, sensors, and teamwork while using Spike Lego Education kits. We will be building and coding lots of crazy creations daily and sharing them with parents through Seesaw. This class is designed to follow Lego We Do course and prepare students for future Lego robotics. It is strongly encouraged that a child has previously participated in the Lego We Do class or has experience with Lego Education.

Looking for a class for your 7 to 10 year old to prepare them for Lego Robotics? Come build Lego models that have real working motors that students will program to do a variety of fun activities while gaining skills in the S.T.E.M. field!

You will be on your way to becoming a potter by experiencing the beginning techniques of throwing on the wheel. You will create and personalize ceramic pieces. Designed to accommodate a variety of skill levels. We recommend students wear old clothes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick up two weeks after the last day of class. For students interested in hand-building projects, be sure to check out our other clay classes such as Kids & Clay.

Get ready to go bananas with all the silly things we can create in this camp! We will create some crazy art to decorate or display. A messy monster made of mush. Cookies and canvas will be a delight! And, have you ever made your very own pop-up art? Well, now you will! The wonderfully wacky projects will teach you all sorts of simply silly stuff you never thought artistically possible!

Unleash a world of creativity for your young artist! In this course, we'll explore reduction printmaking with carved linoleum blocks, infusing each print with the warmth and joy of summer. Whether it's the beach, tropical fruits, or camping adventures, Ms. Welle will help the spirit of summer shine through their artistic creations. Young artists will carve unique designs, ink them, and print them onto paper and fabrics, producing visually captivating prints. This process is not only a technical skill but also a delightful exploration of creativity, allowing them to sculpt and shape their designs with linoleum carving tools. There will also be a print trade at the end of the class, where each student will leave with a print from each of their peers! Let the summer vibes inspire and bring their visions to life!

Making glass beads using a torch can be exciting and a challenge. You will learn to make a simple one-color bead and build upon your skills making more complex beads. You will also make hemp bracelets and necklaces to display your beads. Finally, you will learn how to make a simple glass sculpture. Please bring your own sunglasses.

Come dive into a completely new world with American Sign Language (ASL)! Students will learn how to communicate using ASL and get a glimpse into Deaf culture. Students will understand the challenges deaf people face in today’s society and learn a new language at the same time!

Creativity will be celebrated in this hands-on art class! Crafty Kids is designed to bring out your child’s creative side and explore a wide variety of art media including collage, painting, color mixing, drawing, sculpture, and more! We will take a tour through some famous works of art while learning from the masters. Each activity provides your child with a hands-on creative experience and great works of art to take home!

In this class, students will get to know master artists and create their own masterpieces in similar ways as the greats. Join us on mini field trips to the Plains Art Museum, local parks, and the graffiti wall in downtown Fargo to learn about how artists create. Students will mimic these styles and create their own works through drawing, painting, and sculpting. There will also be a gallery showcase at the end of the week showcasing the week's creations.

In this class, we'll be covering all the Procreate basics, and then doing a follow-along drawing where we’ll learn about all the most essential Procreate tools and features as we create digital illustrations together as well as designing on your own. This class is perfect for kids who love to create, draw, and paint. Have your iPad with Procreate and Apple Pencil ready! Let’s draw! Procreate is the complete art studio you can take anywhere, packed with unique features and intuitive creative tools. For this class you will need an Apple Pencil and iPad, as well as, the Procreate App ($9.99). The current version of Procreate for iPad is 5X Patch 5 (5.2.5). The present version of the Procreate app is available for use on the all of the following version of the Apple iPad and iPad Pro: 9-inch iPad Pro (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation) 11-inch iPad Pro (1st and 2nd generation) 5-inch iPad Pro. For a complete list please visit https://procreate.art/faq If you do not have this equipment or if you have additional questions about technical requirements please reach out to cfk@mnstate.edu. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Roll for the initiative to learn Dungeons and Dragons! Students will create and roleplay their hero, explore dungeons, fight monsters, and most important of all, find the treasure! Students do not need to have played D&D before enrolling in this class. Beginners welcome!

Exercise your brain in a variety of ways with this creative course that blends movement, poetry, mindfulness, and reading. Students will practice creative writing skills through journal prompts and poetry. Mindfulness techniques will be incorporated throughout the week to teach students ways to reset to attain better focus and clarity. We will spend some time outdoors exploring campus while searching for creative influences to be captured in written form. Students will also discover creative techniques and styles through reading a favorite book. By the end of the week, students will create a Poetry Notebook to bring home. Incorporating a variety of individual and group activities will be sure to give your child’s brain the exercise it needs this summer. Bring a water bottle and a book to read.

In this course designed for the little bit older explorer, we explore the fun of geocaching or high-tech treasure hunting. Find hidden containers called geocaches on campus and in the community. Caches can be in containers as large as a statue or as small as the head of a nail. Discover how GPS (Global Positioning System) technology works using coordinates; then find hidden treasure almost anywhere. Through a series of hands-on activities and using a GPS device, we will learn about etiquette when finding caches, basics, tips, and tricks, and not only find hidden caches throughout the week but design and hide your own caches! This class will be outdoors and walking/hiking for much of the time. Please wear appropriate footwear and dress for the weather. Caches are tailored to meet the needs of the middle age explorers! We may travel in 12-passenger vans.

Get close to the magic this summer by joining a Harry Potter Club! We will have a sorting ceremony and find your true place in one of Hogwarts Houses. Let's explore the wizarding world through tricky trivia, brewing potions, studying charms, and learning about the curses. We will practice spells with our own hand-made wands and find out what makes hippogriffs and horntails so unique.

Dive deep into the MSUM Oceanarium and discover what it’s like to be a junior marine aquarist! The MSUM Oceanarium is an aquarium facility located in the lower level of Langseth Hall used as a living laboratory and outreach center. This camp is designed to inspire and educate kids on marine science and conservation. Activities during this program include: feeding stingrays and other marine organisms, learning animal handling skills, water quality testing, and more.

Come join us to make a clay masterpiece. In this hand-building class, students will use clay and colorful decorating techniques to create an assortment of pieces, from figurines to personalized dinnerware. We recommend students wear old clothes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick up two weeks after the last day of class.

Together we will learn about coding, motors, sensors, and teamwork while using Spike Lego Education kits. We will be building and coding lots of crazy creations daily and sharing them with parents through Seesaw. This class is designed to follow Lego We Do course and prepare students for future Lego robotics. It is strongly encouraged that a child has previously participated in the Lego We Do class or has experience with Lego Education.

You will be on your way to becoming a potter by experiencing the beginning techniques of throwing on the wheel. You will create and personalize ceramic pieces. Designed to accommodate a variety of skill levels. We recommend students wear old clothes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick up two weeks after the last day of class. For students interested in hand-building projects, be sure to check out our other clay classes such as Kids & Clay.

We will explore the craft of sewing while helping your child discover the joy that comes with creating something handmade that they can be proud of!! In our beginning sewing CFK sessions sewers will learn the basics of using a machine, how to prep and cut fabric, and master the beginning skills they need to create fun age-appropriate projects!

Unleash a world of creativity for your young artist! In this course, we'll explore reduction printmaking with carved linoleum blocks, infusing each print with the warmth and joy of summer. Whether it's the beach, tropical fruits, or camping adventures, Ms. Welle will help the spirit of summer shine through their artistic creations. Young artists will carve unique designs, ink them, and print them onto paper and fabrics, producing visually captivating prints. This process is not only a technical skill but also a delightful exploration of creativity, allowing them to sculpt and shape their designs with linoleum carving tools. There will also be a print trade at the end of the class, where each student will leave with a print from each of their peers! Let the summer vibes inspire and bring their visions to life!

Looking to create a brand new game to play with your friends and family? In this course, you will be doing just that! Design and create your own board games, card games, or both. After you create them, test out your game and play with other students.

Late pickup option for parents/guardians who require extended childcare after sessions have ended. Child must be picked up no later than 5:30pm!

Early morning drop-off option for parents/guardians that require childcare earlier than session start time.

In this mash-up class, students will move between LEGO Robotics and the world of Minecraft to push their creativity and problem-solving skills to the limit. Whether you are new to Minecraft or a veteran of the game, and whether you prefer survival or creative mode, this is the session for you! Students will hone their Minecraft skills as they collaborate on projects with others in the class. Additionally, students will build and program robots all while playing with LEGOs! Students will have the opportunity to work through multiple activities to improve their robotics skills. The activities will focus on hands-on building, programming, experimenting and problem-solving. They will also apply and adapt these skills by making their robots solve a variety of challenges. Collaboration, exploration, and fun are what this class is all about!

Creativity will be celebrated in this hands-on art class! Crafty Kids is designed to bring out your child’s creative side and explore a wide variety of art media including collage, painting, color mixing, drawing, sculpture, and more! We will take a tour through some famous works of art while learning from the masters. Each activity provides your child with a hands-on creative experience and great works of art to take home!

This course offers an immersive exploration into the captivating world of color. Delving into its fundamentals, students will embark on a journey of discovery, mastering the art of color mixing through hands-on activities such as crafting edible color wheels and engaging with the works of master artists. From the vibrant strokes of watercolor to the bold hues of acrylic paint, students will unravel the mysteries of color interaction, fostering not only creativity but also a sense of joy and wonder.

In this class, we'll be covering all the Procreate basics, and then doing a follow-along drawing where we’ll learn about all the most essential Procreate tools and features as we create digital illustrations together as well as designing on your own. This class is perfect for kids who love to create, draw, and paint. Have your iPad with Procreate and Apple Pencil ready! Let’s draw! Procreate is the complete art studio you can take anywhere, packed with unique features and intuitive creative tools. For this class you will need an Apple Pencil and iPad, as well as, the Procreate App ($9.99). The current version of Procreate for iPad is 5X Patch 5 (5.2.5). The present version of the Procreate app is available for use on the all of the following version of the Apple iPad and iPad Pro: 9-inch iPad Pro (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation) 11-inch iPad Pro (1st and 2nd generation) 5-inch iPad Pro. For a complete list please visit https://procreate.art/faq If you do not have this equipment or if you have additional questions about technical requirements please reach out to cfk@mnstate.edu. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Roll for the initiative to learn Dungeons and Dragons! Students will create and roleplay their hero, explore dungeons, fight monsters, and most important of all, find the treasure! Students do not need to have played D&D before enrolling in this class. Beginners welcome!

Exercise your brain in a variety of ways with this creative course that blends movement, poetry, mindfulness, and reading. Students will practice creative writing skills through journal prompts and poetry. Mindfulness techniques will be incorporated throughout the week to teach students ways to reset to attain better focus and clarity. We will spend some time outdoors exploring campus while searching for creative influences to be captured in written form. Students will also discover creative techniques and styles through reading a favorite book. By the end of the week, students will create a Poetry Notebook to bring home. Incorporating a variety of individual and group activities will be sure to give your child’s brain the exercise it needs this summer. Bring a water bottle and a book to read.

In this introductory course, we explore the fun of geocaching or high-tech treasure hunting. Find hidden containers called geocaches on campus and in the community. Caches can be in containers as large as a statue or as small as the head of a nail. Discover how GPS (Global Positioning System) technology works using coordinates; then find hidden treasure almost anywhere. Through a series of hands-on activities and using a GPS device, we will learn about etiquette when finding caches, basics, tips, and tricks, and not only find hidden caches throughout the week but design and hide your own caches! This class will be outdoors and walking/hiking for much of the time. Please wear appropriate footwear and dress for the weather. Caches are tailored to meet the needs of young explorers! We may also travel in 12-passenger vans, so if your child needs a booster seat, please provide one.

In this course, we will be exploring paper-making to create and bind our own sketchbooks by using sustainable materials. Students will learn how to create their own paper from start to finish and be able to create their own patterns, colors, and textures. Students will also learn how to fully bind a sketchbook with their paper to create covers and other drawing media.

Dive deep into the MSUM Oceanarium and discover what it’s like to be a junior marine aquarist! The MSUM Oceanarium is an aquarium facility located in the lower level of Langseth Hall used as a living laboratory and outreach center. This camp is designed to inspire and educate kids on marine science and conservation. Activities during this program include: feeding stingrays and other marine organisms, learning animal handling skills, water quality testing, and more.

Come join us to make a clay masterpiece. In this hand-building class, students will use clay and colorful decorating techniques to create an assortment of pieces, from figurines to personalized dinnerware. We recommend students wear old clothes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick up two weeks after the last day of class.

Together we will learn about coding, motors, sensors, and teamwork while using Spike Lego Education kits. We will be building and coding lots of crazy creations daily and sharing them with parents through Seesaw. This class is designed to follow Lego We Do course and prepare students for future Lego robotics. It is strongly encouraged that a child has previously participated in the Lego We Do class or has experience with Lego Education.

Looking for a class for your 7 to 10 year old to prepare them for Lego Robotics? Come build Lego models that have real working motors that students will program to do a variety of fun activities while gaining skills in the S.T.E.M. field!

You will be on your way to becoming a potter by experiencing the beginning techniques of throwing on the wheel. You will create and personalize ceramic pieces. Designed to accommodate a variety of skill levels. We recommend students wear old clothes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick up two weeks after the last day of class. For students interested in hand-building projects, be sure to check out our other clay classes such as Kids & Clay.

Looking to create a brand new game to play with your friends and family? In this course, you will be doing just that! Design and create your own board games, card games, or both. After you create them, test out your game and play with other students.

Making glass beads using a torch can be exciting and a challenge. You will learn to make a simple one-color bead and build upon your skills making more complex beads. You will also make hemp bracelets and necklaces to display your beads. Finally, you will learn how to make a simple glass sculpture. Please bring your own sunglasses.

In this class, students will get to know master artists and create their own masterpieces in similar ways as the greats. Join us on mini field trips to the Plains Art Museum, local parks, and the graffiti wall in downtown Fargo to learn about how artists create. Students will mimic these styles and create their own works through drawing, painting, and sculpting. There will also be a gallery showcase at the end of the week showcasing the week's creations.

This course offers an immersive exploration into the captivating world of color. Delving into its fundamentals, students will embark on a journey of discovery, mastering the art of color mixing through hands-on activities such as crafting edible color wheels and engaging with the works of master artists. From the vibrant strokes of watercolor to the bold hues of acrylic paint, students will unravel the mysteries of color interaction, fostering not only creativity but also a sense of joy and wonder.

Learn to tell a story by creating your own characters and experimenting with graphite drawings. Students will develop their very own comic style. Every student will have a comic book or comic strip they created and illustrated to take home. All skill levels are welcome!

In this class, we'll be covering all the Procreate basics, and then doing a follow-along drawing where we’ll learn about all the most essential Procreate tools and features as we create digital illustrations together as well as designing on your own. This class is perfect for kids who love to create, draw, and paint. Have your iPad with Procreate and Apple Pencil ready! Let’s draw! Procreate is the complete art studio you can take anywhere, packed with unique features and intuitive creative tools. For this class you will need an Apple Pencil and iPad, as well as, the Procreate App ($9.99). The current version of Procreate for iPad is 5X Patch 5 (5.2.5). The present version of the Procreate app is available for use on the all of the following version of the Apple iPad and iPad Pro: 9-inch iPad Pro (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation) 11-inch iPad Pro (1st and 2nd generation) 5-inch iPad Pro. For a complete list please visit https://procreate.art/faq If you do not have this equipment or if you have additional questions about technical requirements please reach out to cfk@mnstate.edu. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Roll for the initiative to learn Dungeons and Dragons! Students will create and roleplay their hero, explore dungeons, fight monsters, and most important of all, find the treasure! Students do not need to have played D&D before enrolling in this class. Beginners welcome!

Exercise your brain in a variety of ways with this creative course that blends movement, poetry, mindfulness, and reading. Students will practice creative writing skills through journal prompts and poetry. Mindfulness techniques will be incorporated throughout the week to teach students ways to reset to attain better focus and clarity. We will spend some time outdoors exploring campus while searching for creative influences to be captured in written form. Students will also discover creative techniques and styles through reading a favorite book. By the end of the week, students will create a Poetry Notebook to bring home. Incorporating a variety of individual and group activities will be sure to give your child’s brain the exercise it needs this summer. Bring a water bottle and a book to read.

Recycling is good, but upcycling is better! Recycling is turning what we normally throw away into something we can use again either, in its current form or as something else. Upcycling is taking something we normally recycle and transforming it into something more valuable! In this course, students will use their creativity to create upcycled items for their own use or to give as gifts. We will explore a wide variety of art media while creating 3D works of art. Each activity will provide your child with a hands-on creative experience and beautiful masterpieces you will want to keep for a long time!

In this course designed for the little bit older explorer, we explore the fun of geocaching or high-tech treasure hunting. Find hidden containers called geocaches on campus and in the community. Caches can be in containers as large as a statue or as small as the head of a nail. Discover how GPS (Global Positioning System) technology works using coordinates; then find hidden treasure almost anywhere. Through a series of hands-on activities and using a GPS device, we will learn about etiquette when finding caches, basics, tips, and tricks, and not only find hidden caches throughout the week but design and hide your own caches! This class will be outdoors and walking/hiking for much of the time. Please wear appropriate footwear and dress for the weather. Caches are tailored to meet the needs of the middle age explorers! We may travel in 12-passenger vans.

In this course, we will be exploring paper-making to create and bind our own sketchbooks by using sustainable materials. Students will learn how to create their own paper from start to finish and be able to create their own patterns, colors, and textures. Students will also learn how to fully bind a sketchbook with their paper to create covers and other drawing media.

Dive deep into the MSUM Oceanarium and discover what it’s like to be a junior marine aquarist! The MSUM Oceanarium is an aquarium facility located in the lower level of Langseth Hall used as a living laboratory and outreach center. This camp is designed to inspire and educate kids on marine science and conservation. Activities during this program include: feeding stingrays and other marine organisms, learning animal handling skills, water quality testing, and more.

Come join us to make a clay masterpiece. In this hand-building class, students will use clay and colorful decorating techniques to create an assortment of pieces, from figurines to personalized dinnerware. We recommend students wear old clothes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick up two weeks after the last day of class.

Together we will learn about coding, motors, sensors, and teamwork while using Spike Lego Education kits. We will be building and coding lots of crazy creations daily and sharing them with parents through Seesaw. This class is designed to follow Lego We Do course and prepare students for future Lego robotics. It is strongly encouraged that a child has previously participated in the Lego We Do class or has experience with Lego Education.

You will be on your way to becoming a potter by experiencing the beginning techniques of throwing on the wheel. You will create and personalize ceramic pieces. Designed to accommodate a variety of skill levels. We recommend students wear old clothes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick up two weeks after the last day of class. For students interested in hand-building projects, be sure to check out our other clay classes such as Kids & Clay.

In this level two sewing class we will continue to explore the craft of sewing, moving into more advanced patterns and handmade projects with Fat Quarters! Before taking this course your child should have either completed So Sew Easy (level 1) and/or be completely comfortable with the basics of using a sewing machine (able to thread machine, complete simple stitches, able to thread bobbin, etc.).

Late pickup option for parents/guardians who require extended childcare after sessions have ended. Child must be picked up no later than 5:30pm!

Does your child enjoy singing? Join us for a week of joyful music-making! Students will have a chance to make friends with other young musicians, play music games, develop their vocal music skills, and perform in a choir concert open to the community. Family and friends will be encouraged to join us in the audience! Inspired by the Kodály philosophies of music education, we believe that music is for all. All experience levels are invited to participate! Students should plan on bringing a bag lunch.

Dive deep into the MSUM Oceanarium and discover what it’s like to be a junior marine aquarist! The MSUM Oceanarium is an aquarium facility located in the lower level of Langseth Hall used as a living laboratory and outreach center. This camp is designed to inspire and educate kids on marine science and conservation. Activities during this program include: feeding stingrays and other marine organisms, learning animal handling skills, water quality testing, and more.

Dive deep into the MSUM Oceanarium and discover what it’s like to be a junior marine aquarist! The MSUM Oceanarium is an aquarium facility located in the lower level of Langseth Hall used as a living laboratory and outreach center. This camp is designed to inspire and educate kids on marine science and conservation. Activities during this program include: feeding stingrays and other marine organisms, learning animal handling skills, water quality testing, and more.

Early morning drop-off option for parents/guardians that require childcare earlier than session start time.

In this mash-up class, students will move between LEGO Robotics and the world of Minecraft to push their creativity and problem-solving skills to the limit. Whether you are new to Minecraft or a veteran of the game, and whether you prefer survival or creative mode, this is the session for you! Students will hone their Minecraft skills as they collaborate on projects with others in the class. Additionally, students will build and program robots all while playing with LEGOs! Students will have the opportunity to work through multiple activities to improve their robotics skills. The activities will focus on hands-on building, programming, experimenting and problem-solving. They will also apply and adapt these skills by making their robots solve a variety of challenges. Collaboration, exploration, and fun are what this class is all about!

Come dive into a completely new world with American Sign Language (ASL)! Students will learn how to communicate using ASL and get a glimpse into Deaf culture. Students will understand the challenges deaf people face in today’s society and learn a new language at the same time!

Sculpting with clay is a fun and exciting challenge! In this class, you will learn to hand-build with clay through a variety of methods. You’re going to roll crazy coil projects, slap down some slabs, and create your very own wacky woodland animal sculptures. We will explore the nature around campus and be inspired by the amazing outdoors while we work on our clay skills. Connect to the outdoors and build your very own nature-inspired projects!

This course offers an immersive exploration into the captivating world of color. Delving into its fundamentals, students will embark on a journey of discovery, mastering the art of color mixing through hands-on activities such as crafting edible color wheels and engaging with the works of master artists. From the vibrant strokes of watercolor to the bold hues of acrylic paint, students will unravel the mysteries of color interaction, fostering not only creativity but also a sense of joy and wonder.

Learn to tell a story by creating your own characters and experimenting with graphite drawings. Students will develop their very own comic style. Every student will have a comic book or comic strip they created and illustrated to take home. All skill levels are welcome!

In this class, we'll be covering all the Procreate basics, and then doing a follow-along drawing where we’ll learn about all the most essential Procreate tools and features as we create digital illustrations together as well as designing on your own. This class is perfect for kids who love to create, draw, and paint. Have your iPad with Procreate and Apple Pencil ready! Let’s draw! Procreate is the complete art studio you can take anywhere, packed with unique features and intuitive creative tools. For this class you will need an Apple Pencil and iPad, as well as, the Procreate App ($9.99). The current version of Procreate for iPad is 5X Patch 5 (5.2.5). The present version of the Procreate app is available for use on the all of the following version of the Apple iPad and iPad Pro: 9-inch iPad Pro (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation) 11-inch iPad Pro (1st and 2nd generation) 5-inch iPad Pro. For a complete list please visit https://procreate.art/faq If you do not have this equipment or if you have additional questions about technical requirements please reach out to cfk@mnstate.edu. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Roll for the initiative to learn Dungeons and Dragons! Students will create and roleplay their hero, explore dungeons, fight monsters, and most important of all, find the treasure! Students do not need to have played D&D before enrolling in this class. Beginners welcome!

Exercise your brain in a variety of ways with this creative course that blends movement, poetry, mindfulness, and reading. Students will practice creative writing skills through journal prompts and poetry. Mindfulness techniques will be incorporated throughout the week to teach students ways to reset to attain better focus and clarity. We will spend some time outdoors exploring campus while searching for creative influences to be captured in written form. Students will also discover creative techniques and styles through reading a favorite book. By the end of the week, students will create a Poetry Notebook to bring home. Incorporating a variety of individual and group activities will be sure to give your child’s brain the exercise it needs this summer. Bring a water bottle and a book to read.

Recycling is good, but upcycling is better! Recycling is turning what we normally throw away into something we can use again either, in its current form or as something else. Upcycling is taking something we normally recycle and transforming it into something more valuable! In this course, students will use their creativity to create upcycled items for their own use or to give as gifts. We will explore a wide variety of art media while creating 3D works of art. Each activity will provide your child with a hands-on creative experience and beautiful masterpieces you will want to keep for a long time!

In this introductory course, we explore the fun of geocaching or high-tech treasure hunting. Find hidden containers called geocaches on campus and in the community. Caches can be in containers as large as a statue or as small as the head of a nail. Discover how GPS (Global Positioning System) technology works using coordinates; then find hidden treasure almost anywhere. Through a series of hands-on activities and using a GPS device, we will learn about etiquette when finding caches, basics, tips, and tricks, and not only find hidden caches throughout the week but design and hide your own caches! This class will be outdoors and walking/hiking for much of the time. Please wear appropriate footwear and dress for the weather. Caches are tailored to meet the needs of young explorers! We may also travel in 12-passenger vans, so if your child needs a booster seat, please provide one.

Dive deep into the MSUM Oceanarium and discover what it’s like to be a junior marine aquarist! The MSUM Oceanarium is an aquarium facility located in the lower level of Langseth Hall used as a living laboratory and outreach center. This camp is designed to inspire and educate kids on marine science and conservation. Activities during this program include: feeding stingrays and other marine organisms, learning animal handling skills, water quality testing, and more.

Together we will learn about coding, motors, sensors, and teamwork while using Spike Lego Education kits. We will be building and coding lots of crazy creations daily and sharing them with parents through Seesaw. This class is designed to follow Lego We Do course and prepare students for future Lego robotics. It is strongly encouraged that a child has previously participated in the Lego We Do class or has experience with Lego Education.

Looking for a class for your 7 to 10 year old to prepare them for Lego Robotics? Come build Lego models that have real working motors that students will program to do a variety of fun activities while gaining skills in the S.T.E.M. field!

You will be on your way to becoming a potter by experiencing the beginning techniques of throwing on the wheel. You will create and personalize ceramic pieces. Designed to accommodate a variety of skill levels. We recommend students wear old clothes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick up two weeks after the last day of class. For students interested in hand-building projects, be sure to check out our other clay classes such as Kids & Clay.

You will have 'sew' much fun in this class! Turn gloves, socks, sweaters, and loose buttons into your own lovable stuffed creatures. Create one-of-a-kind stuffed elephants, owls, monsters, robots, rocket ships, and more! No previous sewing experience is required.

Making glass beads using a torch can be exciting and a challenge. You will learn to make a simple one-color bead and build upon your skills making more complex beads. You will also make hemp bracelets and necklaces to display your beads. Finally, you will learn how to make a simple glass sculpture. Please bring your own sunglasses.

This class would be the next level after Digitally Sketch, Paint & Create with Procreate for iPad. Let's pick up where we left off in this advanced class. We will dive deeper into Procreate techniques and enhance your illustrations. Have your iPad with Procreate and Apple Pencil ready! Let’s draw! For this class you will need an Apple Pencil and iPad, as well as, the Procreate App ($9.99). The current version of Procreate for iPad is 5X Patch 5 (5.2.5). The present version of the Procreate app is available for use on the all of the following version of the Apple iPad and iPad Pro: 9-inch iPad Pro (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation) 11-inch iPad Pro (1st and 2nd generation) 5-inch iPad Pro. For a complete list please visit https://procreate.art/faq If you do not have this equipment or if you have additional questions about technical requirements please reach out to cfk@mnstate.edu. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Come dive into a completely new world with American Sign Language (ASL)! Students will learn how to communicate using ASL and get a glimpse into Deaf culture. Students will understand the challenges deaf people face in today’s society and learn a new language at the same time!

Creativity will be celebrated in this hands-on art class! Crafty Kids is designed to bring out your child’s creative side and explore a wide variety of art media including collage, painting, color mixing, drawing, sculpture, and more! We will take a tour through some famous works of art while learning from the masters. Each activity provides your child with a hands-on creative experience and great works of art to take home!

Do you want to stretch your clay skills and build a super cool sculpture? Are you tired of making teeny tiny projects in art class? Well, you've come to the right place! Come explore clay techniques galore and learn how to turn your coolest ideas into a real-life sculpture. You will learn about slabs, coil building, and hollow body construction (ways to successfully build your huge sculpture!) in this informative but totally awesome class.

In this class, students will get to know master artists and create their own masterpieces in similar ways as the greats. Join us on mini field trips to the Plains Art Museum, local parks, and the graffiti wall in downtown Fargo to learn about how artists create. Students will mimic these styles and create their own works through drawing, painting, and sculpting. There will also be a gallery showcase at the end of the week showcasing the week's creations.

This course offers an immersive exploration into the captivating world of color. Delving into its fundamentals, students will embark on a journey of discovery, mastering the art of color mixing through hands-on activities such as crafting edible color wheels and engaging with the works of master artists. From the vibrant strokes of watercolor to the bold hues of acrylic paint, students will unravel the mysteries of color interaction, fostering not only creativity but also a sense of joy and wonder.

Roll for the initiative to learn Dungeons and Dragons! Students will create and roleplay their hero, explore dungeons, fight monsters, and most important of all, find the treasure! Students do not need to have played D&D before enrolling in this class. Beginners welcome!

Exercise your brain in a variety of ways with this creative course that blends movement, poetry, mindfulness, and reading. Students will practice creative writing skills through journal prompts and poetry. Mindfulness techniques will be incorporated throughout the week to teach students ways to reset to attain better focus and clarity. We will spend some time outdoors exploring campus while searching for creative influences to be captured in written form. Students will also discover creative techniques and styles through reading a favorite book. By the end of the week, students will create a Poetry Notebook to bring home. Incorporating a variety of individual and group activities will be sure to give your child’s brain the exercise it needs this summer. Bring a water bottle and a book to read.

Dive deep into the MSUM Oceanarium and discover what it’s like to be a junior marine aquarist! The MSUM Oceanarium is an aquarium facility located in the lower level of Langseth Hall used as a living laboratory and outreach center. This camp is designed to inspire and educate kids on marine science and conservation. Activities during this program include: feeding stingrays and other marine organisms, learning animal handling skills, water quality testing, and more.

Come join a fun-filled week exploring the expressive arts and yoga! Group activities are designed for students to participate in yoga and mindfulness, music and movement, and making art! This class is filled with fun activities that focus on teamwork, loving kindness, self-expression, positive thinking, and self-confidence for young ladies. Sign up with a friend, make new friends, and have a blast together with the creative arts! Bring a yoga mat or a beach towel.

Together we will learn about coding, motors, sensors, and teamwork while using Spike Lego Education kits. We will be building and coding lots of crazy creations daily and sharing them with parents through Seesaw. This class is designed to follow Lego We Do course and prepare students for future Lego robotics. It is strongly encouraged that a child has previously participated in the Lego We Do class or has experience with Lego Education.

You will be on your way to becoming a potter by experiencing the beginning techniques of throwing on the wheel. You will create and personalize ceramic pieces. Designed to accommodate a variety of skill levels. We recommend students wear old clothes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick up two weeks after the last day of class. For students interested in hand-building projects, be sure to check out our other clay classes such as Kids & Clay.

You will have 'sew' much fun in this class! Turn gloves, socks, sweaters, and loose buttons into your own lovable stuffed creatures. Create one-of-a-kind stuffed elephants, owls, monsters, robots, rocket ships, and more! No previous sewing experience is required.

Looking to create a brand new game to play with your friends and family? In this course, you will be doing just that! Design and create your own board games, card games, or both. After you create them, test out your game and play with other students.

Late pickup option for parents/guardians who require extended childcare after sessions have ended. Child must be picked up no later than 5:30pm!

Early morning drop-off option for parents/guardians that require childcare earlier than session start time.

In this mash-up class, students will move between LEGO Robotics and the world of Minecraft to push their creativity and problem-solving skills to the limit. Whether you are new to Minecraft or a veteran of the game, and whether you prefer survival or creative mode, this is the session for you! Students will hone their Minecraft skills as they collaborate on projects with others in the class. Additionally, students will build and program robots all while playing with LEGOs! Students will have the opportunity to work through multiple activities to improve their robotics skills. The activities will focus on hands-on building, programming, experimenting and problem-solving. They will also apply and adapt these skills by making their robots solve a variety of challenges. Collaboration, exploration, and fun are what this class is all about!

This class would be the next level after Digitally Sketch, Paint & Create with Procreate for iPad. Let's pick up where we left off in this advanced class. We will dive deeper into Procreate techniques and enhance your illustrations. Have your iPad with Procreate and Apple Pencil ready! Let’s draw! For this class you will need an Apple Pencil and iPad, as well as, the Procreate App ($9.99). The current version of Procreate for iPad is 5X Patch 5 (5.2.5). The present version of the Procreate app is available for use on the all of the following version of the Apple iPad and iPad Pro: 9-inch iPad Pro (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation) 11-inch iPad Pro (1st and 2nd generation) 5-inch iPad Pro. For a complete list please visit https://procreate.art/faq If you do not have this equipment or if you have additional questions about technical requirements please reach out to cfk@mnstate.edu. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Making glass beads using a torch can be exciting and a challenge. You will learn to make a simple one-color bead and build upon your skills making more complex beads. You will also make hemp bracelets and necklaces to display your beads. Finally, you will learn how to make a simple glass sculpture. Please bring your own sunglasses.

Creativity will be celebrated in this hands-on art class! Crafty Kids is designed to bring out your child’s creative side and explore a wide variety of art media including collage, painting, color mixing, drawing, sculpture, and more! We will take a tour through some famous works of art while learning from the masters. Each activity provides your child with a hands-on creative experience and great works of art to take home!

Do you want to stretch your clay skills and build a super cool sculpture? Are you tired of making teeny tiny projects in art class? Well, you've come to the right place! Come explore clay techniques galore and learn how to turn your coolest ideas into a real-life sculpture. You will learn about slabs, coil building, and hollow body construction (ways to successfully build your huge sculpture!) in this informative but totally awesome class.

This course offers an immersive exploration into the captivating world of color. Delving into its fundamentals, students will embark on a journey of discovery, mastering the art of color mixing through hands-on activities such as crafting edible color wheels and engaging with the works of master artists. From the vibrant strokes of watercolor to the bold hues of acrylic paint, students will unravel the mysteries of color interaction, fostering not only creativity but also a sense of joy and wonder.

Roll for the initiative to learn Dungeons and Dragons! Students will create and roleplay their hero, explore dungeons, fight monsters, and most important of all, find the treasure! Students do not need to have played D&D before enrolling in this class. Beginners welcome!

In this course designed for the little bit older explorer, we explore the fun of geocaching or high-tech treasure hunting. Find hidden containers called geocaches on campus and in the community. Caches can be in containers as large as a statue or as small as the head of a nail. Discover how GPS (Global Positioning System) technology works using coordinates; then find hidden treasure almost anywhere. Through a series of hands-on activities and using a GPS device, we will learn about etiquette when finding caches, basics, tips, and tricks, and not only find hidden caches throughout the week but design and hide your own caches! This class will be outdoors and walking/hiking for much of the time. Please wear appropriate footwear and dress for the weather. Caches are tailored to meet the needs of the middle age explorers! We may travel in 12-passenger vans.

Do you want to make unique jewelry? We are going to use polymer clay to make fruit earrings, donut bracelets, cookie necklaces, and puppy earrings. This is a fun and amazing class where you can create expressive jewelry pieces and accents.

Dive deep into the MSUM Oceanarium and discover what it’s like to be a junior marine aquarist! The MSUM Oceanarium is an aquarium facility located in the lower level of Langseth Hall used as a living laboratory and outreach center. This camp is designed to inspire and educate kids on marine science and conservation. Activities during this program include: feeding stingrays and other marine organisms, learning animal handling skills, water quality testing, and more.

Looking for a class for your 7 to 10 year old to prepare them for Lego Robotics? Come build Lego models that have real working motors that students will program to do a variety of fun activities while gaining skills in the S.T.E.M. field!

Together we will learn about coding, motors, sensors, and teamwork while using Spike Lego Education kits. We will be building and coding lots of crazy creations daily and sharing them with parents through Seesaw. This class is designed to follow Lego We Do course and prepare students for future Lego robotics. It is strongly encouraged that a child has previously participated in the Lego We Do class or has experience with Lego Education.

You will be on your way to becoming a potter by experiencing the beginning techniques of throwing on the wheel. You will create and personalize ceramic pieces. Designed to accommodate a variety of skill levels. We recommend students wear old clothes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick up two weeks after the last day of class. For students interested in hand-building projects, be sure to check out our other clay classes such as Kids & Clay.

Unleash a world of creativity for your young artist! In this course, we'll explore reduction printmaking with carved linoleum blocks, infusing each print with the warmth and joy of summer. Whether it's the beach, tropical fruits, or camping adventures, Ms. Welle will help the spirit of summer shine through their artistic creations. Young artists will carve unique designs, ink them, and print them onto paper and fabrics, producing visually captivating prints. This process is not only a technical skill but also a delightful exploration of creativity, allowing them to sculpt and shape their designs with linoleum carving tools. There will also be a print trade at the end of the class, where each student will leave with a print from each of their peers! Let the summer vibes inspire and bring their visions to life!

You will have 'sew' much fun in this class! Turn gloves, socks, sweaters, and loose buttons into your own lovable stuffed creatures. Create one-of-a-kind stuffed elephants, owls, monsters, robots, rocket ships, and more! No previous sewing experience is required.

Looking to create a brand new game to play with your friends and family? In this course, you will be doing just that! Design and create your own board games, card games, or both. After you create them, test out your game and play with other students.

Sculpting with clay is a fun and exciting challenge! In this class, you will learn to hand-build with clay through a variety of methods. You’re going to roll crazy coil projects, slap down some slabs, and create your very own wacky woodland animal sculptures. We will explore the nature around campus and be inspired by the amazing outdoors while we work on our clay skills. Connect to the outdoors and build your very own nature-inspired projects!

In this class, students will get to know master artists and create their own masterpieces in similar ways as the greats. Join us on mini field trips to the Plains Art Museum, local parks, and the graffiti wall in downtown Fargo to learn about how artists create. Students will mimic these styles and create their own works through drawing, painting, and sculpting. There will also be a gallery showcase at the end of the week showcasing the week's creations.

Learn to tell a story by creating your own characters and experimenting with graphite drawings. Students will develop their very own comic style. Every student will have a comic book or comic strip they created and illustrated to take home. All skill levels are welcome!

This course offers an immersive exploration into the captivating world of color. Delving into its fundamentals, students will embark on a journey of discovery, mastering the art of color mixing through hands-on activities such as crafting edible color wheels and engaging with the works of master artists. From the vibrant strokes of watercolor to the bold hues of acrylic paint, students will unravel the mysteries of color interaction, fostering not only creativity but also a sense of joy and wonder.

In this class, we'll be covering all the Procreate basics, and then doing a follow-along drawing where we’ll learn about all the most essential Procreate tools and features as we create digital illustrations together as well as designing on your own. This class is perfect for kids who love to create, draw, and paint. Have your iPad with Procreate and Apple Pencil ready! Let’s draw! Procreate is the complete art studio you can take anywhere, packed with unique features and intuitive creative tools. For this class you will need an Apple Pencil and iPad, as well as, the Procreate App ($9.99). The current version of Procreate for iPad is 5X Patch 5 (5.2.5). The present version of the Procreate app is available for use on the all of the following version of the Apple iPad and iPad Pro: 9-inch iPad Pro (1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th generation) 11-inch iPad Pro (1st and 2nd generation) 5-inch iPad Pro. For a complete list please visit https://procreate.art/faq If you do not have this equipment or if you have additional questions about technical requirements please reach out to cfk@mnstate.edu. We will do our best to accommodate your needs.

Roll for the initiative to learn Dungeons and Dragons! Students will create and roleplay their hero, explore dungeons, fight monsters, and most important of all, find the treasure! Students do not need to have played D&D before enrolling in this class. Beginners welcome!

Recycling is good, but upcycling is better! Recycling is turning what we normally throw away into something we can use again either, in its current form or as something else. Upcycling is taking something we normally recycle and transforming it into something more valuable! In this course, students will use their creativity to create upcycled items for their own use or to give as gifts. We will explore a wide variety of art media while creating 3D works of art. Each activity will provide your child with a hands-on creative experience and beautiful masterpieces you will want to keep for a long time!

Dive deep into the MSUM Oceanarium and discover what it’s like to be a junior marine aquarist! The MSUM Oceanarium is an aquarium facility located in the lower level of Langseth Hall used as a living laboratory and outreach center. This camp is designed to inspire and educate kids on marine science and conservation. Activities during this program include: feeding stingrays and other marine organisms, learning animal handling skills, water quality testing, and more.

Together we will learn about coding, motors, sensors, and teamwork while using Spike Lego Education kits. We will be building and coding lots of crazy creations daily and sharing them with parents through Seesaw. This class is designed to follow Lego We Do course and prepare students for future Lego robotics. It is strongly encouraged that a child has previously participated in the Lego We Do class or has experience with Lego Education.

Think outside the box with new polymer skills! We are going to use polymer clay to make handy items like animals, unique jewelry, robots, monsters, luggage tags, movie characters, ornaments, and more. This is a fun and amazing class!

You will be on your way to becoming a potter by experiencing the beginning techniques of throwing on the wheel. You will create and personalize ceramic pieces. Designed to accommodate a variety of skill levels. We recommend students wear old clothes. Projects will be fired and ready for pick up two weeks after the last day of class. For students interested in hand-building projects, be sure to check out our other clay classes such as Kids & Clay.

Unleash a world of creativity for your young artist! In this course, we'll explore reduction printmaking with carved linoleum blocks, infusing each print with the warmth and joy of summer. Whether it's the beach, tropical fruits, or camping adventures, Ms. Welle will help the spirit of summer shine through their artistic creations. Young artists will carve unique designs, ink them, and print them onto paper and fabrics, producing visually captivating prints. This process is not only a technical skill but also a delightful exploration of creativity, allowing them to sculpt and shape their designs with linoleum carving tools. There will also be a print trade at the end of the class, where each student will leave with a print from each of their peers! Let the summer vibes inspire and bring their visions to life!

This class would be the next step up after the Stuffed Course. This hand-sewing class builds on skills and techniques learned in the first class and takes it to another level through more advanced projects including a rocket ship, teddy bear, monster, and other crazy creatures.

Late pickup option for parents/guardians who require extended childcare after sessions have ended. Child must be picked up no later than 5:30pm!

Combine Science and Art! Music and LASERS! Let your artistic light shine through the amazing laser imagery YOU will create, set to your favorite music. Laser camp is a fun and exciting course that introduces scientific fundamentals and properties of light, laser safety, and technology used for laser scanning and light shows. Campers will be able to combine their artistic creativity with laser light and will create a ‘laser song’ at the end of the week to showcase what they have learned. The camp will cover light forms, reflection & refraction, how light travels, laser technology, and much, much more!

Join us for Space Camp, as we investigate some of the Mission-Critical technological advancements such as water ice drilling, slowing down in space, deep space communications, robot tools, fueling in space, navigating with VIPER, building lunar habitats, and more! Get hands-on with the very same challenges NASA scientists are studying NASA’s Artemis mission will land the first woman and first person of color on the Moon! Using new technologies, NASA will explore regions of the Moon never visited before and establish a long-term human presence on the Moon. Astronauts will live and work there for weeks to months at a time. They will test technologies, conduct science experiments, mine resources, and learn how to live in extreme environments. This knowledge will help NASA take the next giant leap–sending astronauts to Mars. This Space Camp Experience will bring the excitement of NASA’s science and technology missions to the Artemis generation explorers!

Combine Science and Art! Music and LASERS! Let your artistic light shine through the amazing laser imagery YOU will create, set to your favorite music. Laser camp is a fun and exciting course that introduces scientific fundamentals and properties of light, laser safety, and technology used for laser scanning and light shows. Campers will be able to combine their artistic creativity with laser light and will create a ‘laser song’ at the end of the week to showcase what they have learned. The camp will cover light forms, reflection & refraction, how light travels, laser technology, and much, much more!

Computer science can be an exciting challenge! Whether you dream of becoming a Google engineer or hope to launch your own mobile game, it all begins with software development. This course will teach you the basic concepts and functionality of Java, a programming system used to create games, mobile apps, and much more. Students will experience hands-on programming exercises, group participation, and collaborative learning to develop their own Java applications! To enroll in the course, students should be in/or entering high school (9th-12th grade), class will be held Monday-Friday. Please feel free to bring your own laptop if you would like and a bagged lunch. The class will take place in an MSUM computer science lab.

Join us for Space Camp, as we investigate some of the Mission-Critical technological advancements such as water ice drilling, slowing down in space, deep space communications, robot tools, fueling in space, navigating with VIPER, building lunar habitats, and more! Get hands-on with the very same challenges NASA scientists are studying NASA’s Artemis mission will land the first woman and first person of color on the Moon! Using new technologies, NASA will explore regions of the Moon never visited before and establish a long-term human presence on the Moon. Astronauts will live and work there for weeks to months at a time. They will test technologies, conduct science experiments, mine resources, and learn how to live in extreme environments. This knowledge will help NASA take the next giant leap–sending astronauts to Mars. This Space Camp Experience will bring the excitement of NASA’s science and technology missions to the Artemis generation explorers!