Iodine
was meticulous with his characters during the
animation workshop. The students made some pretty
neat things.
The students managed to make a lot of different
kinds of characters for animation using pipe
cleaners, clay, styrofoam and wire.
Line
up for supper.....the food was something to look
forward to each day. Titanium is a great addition
to our kitchen staff, including the wonderful team
he has working with him.
These
two guys have the same name but no one knew that
until the last day of camp. For the week, their
names were Tungsten and Titanium.
Electricity
with Niobium was something to look forward to on day three.
Generating electricity with vegetables and fruits was neat.
Making
speakers in the electricity workshop was
challenging but everyone managed to get it working.
Samson had
fun fingerprinting the suspects in the
Forensic Workshop.
Cobalt was making a mold of the suspect's footprint
to help determine who stole the parrot. The motive
was also important to consider.
Charlie
made some neat green slime in the
chemistry workshop.
Matthew
made some pretty stretchy slime.
Cobalt was
trying to get Charlie to take the slime but he just wouldn't
bite. Made with borax and other stuff it was pretty slimy.
Making
catapolts were done in the shop with wood, nails,
some power tools and some rubber tire pieces. They
made a variety of different
kinds.
Rachael
built a great bridge.
Playing fussball
at break time was a lot of fun.
Carbon was one of the prime
suspects in the investigation during the forensics
workshop. Blood typing was all part of the process
to narrow down the guilty person.
Who stole the parrot?
Carbon yelled, "Not I!"
If you can see number 24 you
will notice Boron using his fancy laser pointer.
Cryptography was interesting for most campers .
Some were able to solve the code with relative ease
while some others struggled.
Overall, everyone had a good time.
By the way, Boron is sitting down..
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