When school ends, college begins

Published 12:26 am Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Are you looking for something fun with a bit of education thrown in to entertain your children this summer? The Natchez campus of Copiah-Lincoln Community College can help you keep your child busy this summer with their Kids’ College program.

We have a terrific slate of classes that provide a variety of activities and cater to an assortment of interests. The classes are easy on the wallet but great fun for your kids!

Young learners will love the hands-on activities provided in our quality programs taught by enthusiastic and fun instructors. This is definitely not just another day in school!

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Bicycle Rodeo

Co-sponsored by the Natchez Bicycle Club, the rodeo provides a fun and safe environment for children ages 5-14 to practice their bike handling skills. They will learn bicycle safety and their bikes will also receive a mechanical check-up. The registration fee is only $10 and includes a bicycle helmet.

Adventures in Science

First through third graders become young scientists as they perform experiments and participate in activities designed to peak their curiosity and stimulate their interest in science. Kids will be astounded by how fun science can be!

French for Kids

Numerous studies have shown that introducing kids to another language at an early age increases test scores and thinking skills. Fourth graders and up will be introduced to all things French with a fun, hands-on approach! Language, food, fun and games all in French!

Zumbatomic

Fun and fitness for kids ages 6 and up all at the same time! This fusion of the Zumba program’s moves is a safe and effective way for kids to get moving. Watch your child’s energy and fitness level soar!

Telling Stories with Cinema

This two-week session for ages 10 and up will amaze kids with what they can create with video. From concept to creation the students will design, film and edit their own short videos in a group setting. They will learn how to work with equipment and computer programs they have available at home!

Math for Fun

Students will discover basic facts and tricks to memorize and master important math skills, including fraction fun, geometry art, and they will also learn about websites that can help reinforce math skills. Two sessions of this class are available, one for second and third grades with the second session available for third through fifth grades.

Young Techie Computer Camp

Ages 7 through 9 will learn important computer basics including the internet and how to use it safely, word processing, computer art, and they will even design and create their own PowerPoint presentations.

The fees are $45 per session, and with the exception of the Bike Rodeo and Telling Stories with Cinema, include all of the necessary supplies the kids will need for the four day sessions. To register your child or for more information, please come to the Willie Mae Dunn Library at Co-Lin or contact me at 601-446-1103 or e-mail beth.richard@colin.edu.

 

Beth Richard is the coordinator of Kids College at Co-Lin.