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Hamilton! Musical Review
by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
DescriptionAugust 12 -16 | Grades 3-6 | Morning Session (9 am-Noon) Rise up! Join Olivia to develop your Broadway theatre skills through the music of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s smash-hit Hamilton. Grow your onstage vocal technique and expand your rehearsal and performance skills – all while having fun. We’ll rehearse lines and lyrics in character, exploring how to tell a story through movement and song. 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.
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Minecraft: Creative Mode
by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
DescriptionJuly 15-19 | Grades 3-8 | Morning Session (9 am - 1 pm) Campers will be challenged to create big and small projects in Minecraft, including short timed challenges and huge, sprawling ones. Campers will visit and assess each others' builds, and there will be prizes. 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.
Coding
ROBLOX® Makers
by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
DescriptionUnlock the power of ROBLOX® Studio, the world creation tool used by real-world ROBLOX® developers! Learn how to build 3D models and create an adventure in your ROBLOX® world. Bring characters to life with unique animations you design. Student-created projects will be available on a password-protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. We’re partnering with Blackrocket for this camp. This camp mostly takes place indoors. About the Instructor: Britt Camp began playing ROBLOX in its BETA testing days way back in 2008. He, a fourth-grader at the time, dreamed of one day working alongside the founders at ROBLOX headquarters in San Mateo, California— less than two hours away from his hometown. Little did he realize that in sixteen years, he would actually be teaching the game to some of the most brilliant students in Oregon! Britt received his Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy in May of 2023 before embarking on a six-week backpacking trip across Europe, during which he explored and digitally documented 17 cities and 7 countries, utilizing skills accumulated from his Cinema & Media Studies minor. Britt’s educational and teaching approach centers around experiential learning and aims to employ investigative methods and curiosity as the guiding forces of that learning.
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Minecraft: Battles
by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
DescriptionJuly 22-26 | Grades 5-8 | Morning Session (9 am - Noon) Campers will build homes and fortresses, and battle with each other both individually and in teams. Battles will include Bed Wars, Capture the Flag, and more. Campers will also have the opportunity to use Minecraft Mods to enhance their play. 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.
Arts & Crafts
Upcycled Art Lab
by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
DescriptionJuly 29- August 2 | Grades 3-6 | Morning Session (9am - 1 pm) Join Ms. Tayler to explore how to turn objects into works of art. From discarded toy key chains to crayon art, we’ll make trash into treasure. Each day of camp we will explore different materials and make them into something new. Activities will include rock painting, plastic dinosaur sculptures, recycled material instruments, and more. All supplies will be provided, just bring your endless creativity and willingness to explore. This camp takes place mostly indoors. About the Instructor: Tayler Peters has a background in neuroscience, biochemistry, and pre-med and has been working with students of all ages for the last ten years. She believes with the right tools and attention, any student can tackle any subject and have fun while doing it. In her spare time, she loves spending time with her dogs and creating art out of upcycled objects. Check out more about her here: https://www.taylerthetutor.com/
Arts & Crafts
Weird and Funky Jewelry Lab
by Oak Hill Auxiliary Programs
DescriptionAugust 5 - 9 | Grades 3-6 | Morning Session (9am - 1 pm) Come create original jewelry with Ms. Tayler. In this maker's lab, you’ll have the opportunity to create the weirdest, the funkiest, the most cool jewelry no one’s ever seen. From dangly earrings to friendship and charm bracelets, to a new piece of jewelry that you invent yourself, come explore your creativity. All materials will be provided, just bring your fun and funky brain to make the most of this camp. This camp takes place mostly indoors. About the Instructor: Tayler Peters has a background in neuroscience, biochemistry, and pre-med and has been working with students of all ages for the last ten years. She believes with the right tools and attention, any student can tackle any subject and have fun while doing it. In her spare time, she loves spending time with her dogs and creating art out of upcycled objects. Check out more about her here: https://www.taylerthetutor.com/
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