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Music
Disney Vocal Workshop
by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
DescriptionAugust 5-9 | Grades 3-6 | Morning Session (9am - Noon) Have fun, build confidence, and develop musical theatre skills through Disney songs. Join Olivia to explore favorite songs from Encanto, Moana, and the Little Mermaid in this performing arts camp. Young singers will learn onstage vocal techniques, how to tell a story through group song and movement, and how to rehearse lines and songs in character. This camp will take place mostly indoors. About the Instructor Olivia LeSueur is a versatile multi-instrumentalist, and an enthusiastic educator with over 13 years of experience teaching children from 5-18 on a variety of musical instruments. A graduate of the University of South Alabama, she has been teaching the children of Eugene and Springfield to play music since moving to the area in 2010.
Coding
Exploring Linux
by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
DescriptionJuly 22-26 | Grades 6-8 | Afternoon Session (1 PM - 4PM) Please note: Due to the materials required, registration for this camp will close July 7 Calling young techies! In this camp, we will explore Linux - everything from installing it to configuring it to using it. We'll focus on Debian Linux. Each student will install and configure their own copy of Linux on their own computer - perhaps more than once - and take their new system home with them at the end of the week. Along the way, we'll learn about - oh, everything. Hard disk partitions and network security and TCP/IP network, package managers and open source software and command line interfaces and GUIs. This camp will be the coolest thing ever for anyone who is excited about computers and cannot wait to learn more (and an absolute snooze for anyone else.) About Linux: Linux is a free, open source UNIX-based operating system. Today it runs most of the Internet, most cell phones, all Chromebooks, and an astonishing number of telephones, routers, Wi-Fi APs, thermostats, TVs, and other other invisible devices. Material Fee: The fees for this camp include an EOL (end of life) PC (with no keyboard, mouse, or monitor) that campers will keep to take home when camp ends to continue their Linux exploration. This camp will take place indoors in the Oak Hill tech barn. About the Instructor: Tim Rogers has been working with technology since before he dropped out of the Ph.D. program in Philosophy in the 1980s, reviewing software for the Atari ST while avoiding reading anything more by Ludwig Wittgenstein. He loves almost anything to do with computers - building, programming, networking, teaching, troubleshooting - but dislikes computer games, with the possible exception of Tetris. He is a fan of coffee, gardening, poker, and bicycling - in no particular order. His wife is a much better poker player than he is.
Sports & Fitness
Sports-O-Rama
by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
DescriptionJuly 29-August 2 | Grades 3-5 | Afternoon Session (1 pm - 4 pm) Join Ms. Emma for a week of fun summer sports activities and games! We will be exploring some well-known and loved sports, as well as some new ones you may have not played before. Examples include: soccer, basketball, rugby, kickball, volleyball, and badminton. Bring your water bottle and tennis shoes, and let’s have some fun in the sun! This camp will happen outdoors and/or in the Oak Hill gym. About the Instructor: Emma Altenhofen is originally from Colorado, but has lived in Oregon for long enough to call it home. Being from the mountains, she loves outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and snowboarding. You can often find her at a local coffee shop with her nose in a good book or at a concert watching live music. She moved to Oregon to go to college at the University of Oregon where she earned a Master’s and Bachelor’s from the College of Education. She has spent her time working with diverse learners from preschool-aged to college-aged and largely from historically under-resourced populations. She’s excited to be a part of the Oak Hill community and create a fun, positive environment for students on campus.
Day Camp
Enrichment Camps
by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
DescriptionBuild the Enrichment Camp schedule of your summer dreams!
Sports & Fitness
Soccer FUNdamentals
by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
DescriptionAugust 5-9 | Grades 3-5 | Afternoon Session (1 pm - 4 pm) Join Ms. Emma for a week of soccer fun! We will pass, dribble, shoot, and work on new techniques for ball control. In order to bring the “game day” feel, we will play a variety of activities that will cater to a range of skill levels.. This camp is welcome to new and experienced soccer players. If you have gear, bring it! Equipment Requirement: This camp requires campers to bring their own shin guards. This camp will happen outdoors and/or in the Oak Hill gym. About the Instructor: Emma Altenhofen is originally from Colorado, but has lived in Oregon for long enough to call it home. Being from the mountains, she loves outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and snowboarding. You can often find her at a local coffee shop with her nose in a good book or at a concert watching live music. She moved to Oregon to go to college at the University of Oregon where she earned a Master’s and Bachelor’s from the College of Education. She has spent her time working with diverse learners from preschool-aged to college-aged and largely from historically under-resourced populations. She’s excited to be a part of the Oak Hill community and create a fun, positive environment for students on campus.
Other
Minecraft: Survival Mode
by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
DescriptionJuly 8 - 12 | Grades 3-8 | Morning Session (9 am - Noon) Can you survive Minecraft? Campers will build and play on a local, shared world, creating laws for their community and surviving the game. Minecrafters in this camp will be assigned goals to achieve and challenges to overcome, with in-game rewards included. Technical requirement: This camp requires attendees to have a Microsoft account, a Minecraft license, and multiplayer mode enabled. Parents will need to share login credentials for their child’s account including the password while enrolling. For more info on this process check out this link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1d9iZHTIG5uJcnxQfQo1M-3ayXkYvdFG0I5_FTtWOjKA/edit?usp=sharing This camp is a multiplayer enrichment camp that will take place indoors in the Oak Hill School Tech Barn. About the Instructor: Tim Rogers has been working with technology since before he dropped out of the Ph.D. program in Philosophy in the 1980s, reviewing software for the Atari ST while avoiding reading anything more by Ludwig Wittgenstein. He loves almost anything to do with computers - building, programming, networking, teaching, troubleshooting - but dislikes computer games, with the possible exception of Tetris. He is a fan of coffee, gardening, poker, and bicycling - in no particular order. His wife is a much better poker player than he is.
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