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CAMP TV Episodes in Week 1

CAMP TV 201 Summer Celebration Day Sing hip hop hooray and do a salad dance! Celebrate summer with penguins and pandas.

Head counselor Zach is back with all new camp theme days, sun-sational adventures and challenges. Celebrate with some penguins and pandas, sing hip hop hooray, get loud with a homemade noisemaker, do a salad dance. Content partners include Carnegie Hall, Memphis Zoo, National Dance Institute, New Victory Theater, OK Go, One Voice Children’s Choir, San Diego Zoo, the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

CAMP TV 202 Snow Day Make fake snow and hot chocolate snowmen! Meet polar bears, visit icebergs and glaciers.

Join head counselor Zach to make fake snow and hot chocolate snowmen. Meet polar bears, visit glaciers and icebergs, play a ping pong ball game, learn to doodle daily and show not tell with similes, read Ten Ways to Hear Snow. Content partners include Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Exploratorium, MoMA, National Dance Institute, New Victory Theater, One Voice Children’s Choir, Story Pirates.

CAMP TV 203 Pattern Day Dance a pattern, make a pattern parfait, play rhythmic patterns on a homemade drum!

Join head counselor Zach to dance a pattern, make a pattern parfait, play rhythmic patterns on a homemade drum. Content partners include Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, Lincoln Center, MoMA, New Victory Theater, NY Philharmonic, NY Public Library, One Voice Children’s Choir, Story Pirates, the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

CAMP TV 204 Inside Out Day Make an inside out sandwich and a “mini moody me” cup that shows how you’re feeling!

Join head counselor Zach to make an inside out sandwich and a “mini moody me” cup that shows how you’re feeling! Learn ridiculous magic tricks, meet a porcupine & koalas, strike a warrior pose, make a harp & a NY egg cream. Content partners include America’s Test Kitchen Kids, Carnegie Hall, GrowingGreat, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Memphis Zoo, New Victory Theater, OK Go, San Diego Zoo, S'More Ideas.

CAMP TV 205 Tie Day Make a necktie pouch, tie-dye cookies, and read Mr. Tanen's Tie Trouble!

Join head counselor Zach to make a necktie pouch, tie-dye cookies, and read Mr. Tanen's Tie Trouble! Learn the science behind magic, make slime and a banjo, write hero stories, meet orangutans and Australian animals. Content partners include Carnegie Hall, Children’s Museum of Acadiana, Impossible Science, New Victory Theater, San Diego Zoo, Story Pirates, the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

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Activity Guide

Summer Celebration Day Party Hat …………….. 1 Noisemakers…………………………………….…… 2-3 Puppetry – Make a Bird Puppet ………….…….. 4-5 Painting with Ice …………………………….…….…… 6 Create a Flip Book ……………………...…….….… 7-8

Camp TV is a production of The WNET Group.

Major funding for Camp TV is provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Additional funding is provided by The Peter G. Peterson and Joan Ganz Cooney Fund and the Pine Tree Foundation of New York.

Celebrate Summer Celebration Day with Zach! Make a Camp TV “Summer Celebration Day Party Hat” to wear while you watch. Instructions on the next page.

PARTICIPATE!

Head counselor Zach is back with all new camp theme days, sun-sational adventures and challenges. Celebrate with some penguins and pandas, sing hip hop hooray, get loud with a homemade noisemaker, do a salad dance. Content partners include Carnegie Hall, Memphis Zoo, National Dance Institute, New Victory Theater, OK GO, One Voice Children’s Choir, San Diego Zoo, the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Season 2, Episode 1: Summer Celebration Day


Summer Celebration Day Party Hat

1. Print the party hat template.2. Decorate your party hat.3. Cut out your hat using safety scissors.4. Roll your hat into a cone shape.5. Secure the tab with glue or tape.6. Wear your party hat while you watchSummer Celebration Day on Camp TV!

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Noisemakers Materials List:

• toilet paper or paper towel roll

• wax paper

• safety scissors

• rubber band

• items to decorate with – markers, paint, stickers etc.

Instructions:

1.Start by coloring your paper roll.

2. Cut out a wax paper circle that’sbig enough to wrap around one endof the roll.

3. Secure the wax paper to the endof the roll with the rubber band.


4. With the help of an adult,carefully make a hole in themiddle of the roll.

5. Make some noise!


Puppetry – Make a Bird Puppet Materials List:

• paper

• crayons/markers

• safety scissors

• tape

• stick, wooden dowel, or rod


Activity courtesy of the New Victory Theater - NewVictory.org/ArtsBreak

http://newvictory.org/ArtsBreak


Painting with Ice Materials List:

• towel, newspaper, or something that can get messy

• water

• red, yellow, green, and blue food coloring

• ice cube tray

• popsicle sticks

Instructions:

1. Put down a towel, some oldnewspaper, or something an adultsays is ok to get messy.

2. Carefully pour your water intothe ice cube trays, leaving a littlebit of space towards the top. Doyour best to divide the water upevenly.

3. Add a tiny drop of food coloringto each cube.

4. Mix well and place a popsiclestick into each ice cube mold. Putit in the freezer until it’s frozen(could take up to 4-6 hours).


Create a Flip Book Materials List:

• sticky pad

• tape

• pen or pencil

Instructions:

1. Start with a blank stack of stickynotes. You might want to split onenotepad into thirds, so you end upwith three smaller stacks to makemore than one flip book.

2. Wrap tape around the sticky endof one of the stacks to prevent itfrom breaking apart when you drawin it.

3. Start on the last sticky note anddraw a picture on the bottom half ofthe page. If your drawing is tooclose to the top, where the notesstick together, you might not see itwhen you flip the flip book at theend.


4. Flip to the next sticky note (thesecond-to-last one in the stack) andsee how your first drawing showsthrough the paper.

5. Trace the still parts of the picture,the ones you don't want to move inthe animation.

6. Change the parts of your drawingthat you do want to animate, ormove.

7. Flip to the next page. Repeattracing the still parts and changingthe parts that you are animating.

8. As you fill the notepad from backto front, animate the movementslittle by little, page by page. You canflip your notepad (from back tofront) to check your progress andsee if you want to make changes.

9. Once you finish your series ofdrawings or fill the entire notepad,use your thumb to flip the pagesfrom back to front to watch youranimation.

Activity courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art - #MetKids https://www.metmuseum.org/art/online-features/metkids/videos/MetKids-Create-a-Flip-Book

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/online-features/metkids/videos/MetKids-Create-a-Flip-Book


Activity Guide

Zach Challenge – Ping Pong Ball Game ...……….1 Daily Doodle …………..………………………………… 2 Winter-in-the-Summertime Snow ………………… 3 Be a Sound Artist ………………………………………. 4 Hot Chocolate Snowman ………………………… 5-6 Popcorn: No Kernel Left Behind ………………...… 7



Bundle up! It’s fun to dress up for “Snow Day” on Camp TV. Put on your mittens, a scarf, or a hat while you watch!

PARTICIPATE!

Join head counselor Zach to make fake snow and hot chocolate snowmen. Meet polar bears, visit glaciers and icebergs, play a ping pong ball game, learn to doodle daily and show not tell with similes, read Ten Ways to Hear Snow. Content partners include Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Exploratorium, MoMA, National Dance Institute, New Victory Theater, One Voice Children’s Choir, Story Pirates.

Season 2, Episode 2: Snow Day


Zach Challenge – Ping Pong Ball Game Materials List:

• 6 clear glasses filled halfway with water

• ping pong balls

• container or bowl

• timer

Instructions:

1. Collect ping pong balls in a container or bowl.

2. Place 6 clear glasses filled with water on a table about 2 feet in front of you.

3. Set a timer for :20 seconds.

4. Start the timer and see if you can bounce 3 ping pong balls into the glasses in under :20 seconds!


Daily Doodle Materials List:

• marker or pen

• sketch book or paper

Instructions:

1. Begin with a fresh sheet of paper and a marker or pen.

2. Breathe, get in touch with yourself, and begin to doodle.

3. As you’re breathing, think about how you are feeling today. Express how you are feeling in your doodle.

4. When you are done, you can frame your doodle!

Activity courtesy of MoMA


Winter-in-the-Summertime Snow Materials List:

• baking soda

• shaving cream

• mixing bowl

Instructions:

1. Start by pouring some baking soda into a mixing bowl.

2. Add some shaving cream and knead it into the baking soda.

3. Add more baking soda, then shaving cream. Mix, and repeat.

4. Combine until it becomes light, powdery, and leaves very little mess behind on your hands.

5. Press and mold it like real snow.


Be A Sound Artist Try making these sounds with things you can find around your home!

Material Sound

Lightweight Plastic

A Crackling Fire

Plastic Cups

A Horse

Cornstarch in a Sealed Bag

Walking in the Snow

Crunchy Pine Cone

Cracking Ice

Leather Work Gloves

Birds Flapping

A Piece of Cloth

Boat Sails

Activity courtesy of Denver Museum of Nature and Science


Hot Chocolate Snowman Materials List:

• hot chocolate

• large marshmallows

• pretzel rods

• chocolate chips

• candy corn

• toothpicks

Instructions:

1. Take a toothpick and carefully poke it halfway through a marshmallow.

2. Place a second marshmallow on one end of the toothpick and a third one on the other end until it looks like the shape of a snowman.

3. On the bottom marshmallow add two pretzels for legs, and on the middle marshmallow add two pretzels on the sides for arms.


4. With the help of an adult, melt some chocolate chips, then place the melted chocolate into a plastic bag.

5. Cut a little hole at one of the corners of the bag.

6. Squeeze some dots of chocolate onto your snowman for the buttons and the eyes.

7. Finish by adding a piece of candy corn for the nose.

8. Place your snowman on top of your hot chocolate and enjoy! (Be careful of the toothpick, be sure to let whoever is drinking know that it’s inside.)


Popcorn: No Kernel Left Behind Materials List:

• large cooking pot

• popcorn kernels

• vegetable oil

*This activity should be done with the help of a trusted adult* Instructions: 1. Choose a pot large enough to hold the desired amount of popped popcorn. Popcorn has a volume expansion of over 25 times, so 1 tablespoon of kernels yields 1.5 cups of popped corn.

2. Coat the bottom of the pot with oil. Add two kernels to the pot, cover with a lid, and place over medium heat.

3. When the two kernels pop, remove them from the pot, turn off the heat and add the remaining kernels. Shake the pot so the kernels spread out evenly and let it sit for 1 minute.

4. Turn the heat back to medium. Leave the cover slightly ajar so steam can escape.

5. When it’s been 10 seconds since you heard the last pop, that was the last kernel. Your popcorn is ready to eat!

Activity courtesy of The Exploratorium | Hungry for Science


Activity Guide

Pattern Party Dance Workshop…………..…………….1Joyful Songs………………………………..………………… 2 Create with Just One Shape……………………..……… 3 Zach Challenge – Candy Patterns………..…………… 4 Heart Lion………………………………………..………… 5-6 Pattern Parfait……………………………..………………… 7



How many different patterns can you find in your closet? Stripes? Animal print? Plaid? Choose your favorite patterned outfit to wear while you watch “Pattern Day” on Camp TV!

PARTICIPATE!

Join head counselor Zach to dance a pattern, make a pattern parfait, play rhythmic patterns on a homemade drum. Content partners include Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, Lincoln Center, MoMA, New Victory Theater, NY Philharmonic, NY Public Library, One Voice Children’s Choir, Story Pirates, the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Season 2, Episode 3: Pattern Day


Pattern Party Dance Workshop Learn a new dance by following the pattern. Then, make your own dances by creating your own patterns!

A TWIST

B BOUNCE

C STRETCH

D KICK

1 2 3 4

Pattern 1

A A B B C C D D

A A B B C C D D

Pattern 2

Pattern 3

Activity courtesy of Lincoln Center Education – Lincoln Center Pop-Up Classroom


Joyful Songs

1. Make a joyful movement.

2. Add a sound.

3. Make another joyful movement.

4. Add a joyful sound.

5. Add a new sound.

6. Once you have something you like, repeat it a few times.

7. Then, perform your musical pattern!

Activity courtesy of New York Philharmonic


Create with Just One Shape Materials List:

• Light colored or white piece of paper

• colored paper

• safety scissors

Instructions:

1. Choose a shape you’d like to explore, like a square, rectangle, triangle or circle. Cut your selected shape from the colored paper.

2. Start arranging the shapes on a light piece of paper. Experiment with grids and patterns.

3. Play with borders. Try working with diagonals and corners. See how your shapes look with different types of spacing or combine shapes to make new ones.

4. When you’ve created a composition you like, glue down your pieces. Or take a picture and save your shapes for another day.

Activity courtesy of MoMA


Zach Challenge – Candy Patterns Materials List:

• 1 serving of small colored candies

• clear plastic cups

• timer

Instructions:

1. Place six clear cups in a row.

2. Place one colored candy in front of each cup to create a pattern.

3. Using only one hand, copy the pattern by sorting the remaining candies into the plastic cups in under :30 seconds.


Heart Lion Craft Materials List:

• glue stick

• safety scissors

• black marker

• googly eyes (optional)

• black pen

• orange and yellow paper

Instructions:

1. Draw a large heart on the yellow sheet of paper. Then, cut it out using the scissors.

2. Draw 5 smaller orange hearts on the orange paper. Try to make them all about the same size. Then cut them out using the scissors.

3. Arrange the orange hearts so that they all line up equally.


4. Place the yellow heart upside down on top of the orange hearts. Then, glue it down.

5. Cut a small heart from the orange paper and glue it down for the nose.

6. Glue on googly eyes or draw eyes with a marker.

7. Use the black marker to draw a mouth and eyebrows.

Activity courtesy of San Diego Zoo


Pattern Parfait Materials List:

• yogurt

• fruit

• cereal or granola

• clear cup

• spoon Instructions:

1. Start by scooping a layer of yogurt into the bottom of the cup.

2. Add a layer of cereal.

3. Add a layer of fruit.

4. Repeat the layers of yogurt, cereal, and fruit until you reach the top of the cup.


Activity Guide

Let’s Make a Harp …………………………………………… 1Mini Moody Me …………………….……………………….… 2 NY Chocolate Egg Cream ……………………………….… 3 Inside Out Sandwich ……….……………………….……… 4 Create Scratch Art ..………………………………...……… 5



It’s “Inside Out Day” on Camp TV! Join the fun by flipping an item of clothing inside out – a shirt, pants, or all the above!

PARTICIPATE!

Join head counselor Zach to make an inside out sandwich and a “mini moody me” cup that shows how you’re feeling! Learn ridiculous magic tricks, meet a porcupine & koalas, strike a warrior pose, make a harp & a NY egg cream. Content partners include Test Kitchen Kids, Carnegie Hall, GrowingGreat, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Memphis Zoo, New Victory Theater, OK GO, San Diego Zoo, S'More Ideas.

Season 2, Episode 4: Inside Out Day


Let’s Make a Harp Materials List:

• small box or file folder

• different sized rubber bands

• crayons, markers, stickers, and other items to decorate

Instructions:

1. Decorate your box or file folder however you want.

2. With the help of an adult, stretch the rubber bands around the box.

3. Add more rubber bands then test how it sounds!

Activity courtesy of GPB / Atlanta Symphony Orchestra


Mini Moody Me Materials List:

• 2 paper cups

• marker

• scissors or craft knife *This activity should be done with the help of a trusted adult*

Instructions:

1. Draw a simple design of your face on one of the paper cups.

2. With the help of an adult, carefully cut out the middle section of the face.

3. Place the second cup into the first and draw a mood. Draw any expression you’d like!

4. Rotate the paper cup until a new black space appears and draw more expressions in the opening.


NY Chocolate Egg Cream Recipe Materials List:

• tall glass

• long spoon

• straw (optional) Ingredients:

• 2 tablespoons chocolate syrup

• 1/3 cup cold whole milk

• 2/3 cup cold plain seltzer

• pretzel rod (optional)

Instructions:

1. Add chocolate syrup to glass. Pour milk on top. Use long spoon to stir until well combined.

2. Pour in cold seltzer. Stir the mixture quickly until well combined and thick layer of foam forms on top, about 30 seconds. Serve immediately with straw (if using) and pretzel rod (if using).

Activity courtesy of America’s Test Kitchen


Inside Out Sandwich Materials List:

• 2 plates

• knife

Ingredients:

• tomato

• bread

• mayo (optional)

• cheese

*This activity should be done with the help of a trusted adult* Instructions:

1. With the help of an adult, cut the tomato into slices like this: Put the tomato between 2 plates and carefully slide a knife between the 2 plates away from you.

2. Spread a little mayonnaise on each slice of bread. If you don’t like mayonnaise, you can use a little butter, or nothing at all.

3. Wash and dry a couple leaves of lettuce.

4. Assemble the sandwich. Place the 2 pieces of bread together, mayo side out. Then add the lettuce, tomato, and cheese. Enjoy!


Create Scratch Art Materials List:

• cardstock

• crayons

• paperclip or toothpick

Instructions:

1. Use light-colored crayons to cover the cardstock. You may want to make a striped or geometric pattern.

2. Cover the light-colored crayon with black crayon, filling the entire card. Darken as much as possible to create a good contrast.

3. Think about a design you’d like to create.

4. Use a toothpick or the end of a partly unfolded paper clip to scratch through the black crayon, revealing your design in the colors underneath.

Activity courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art - #MetKids https://www.metmuseum.org/art/online-features/metkids/videos/MetKids-Create-Scratch-Art

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/online-features/metkids/videos/MetKids-Create-Scratch-Art


Activity Guide

Fool Proof Slime Recipe…………….…….………….1Tie a Square Knot ….………..………….……..……… 2 How to Make a Banjo……………….…….....…….… 3 Make Your Plastic Cups Fly ……….….…….......… 4 Tie Dye Cookies …………………….……..……..… 5-6 Homemade Habitats …….……..…….........……… 7 Make a Tie Pouch ……...…….…………..…………... 8



Put on your bow tie, a piece of tie-dyed clothing, or tie a ribbon in your hair because it’s time for “Tie Day” on Camp TV!

PARTICIPATE!

Join head counselor Zach to make a necktie pouch, tie-dye cookies, and read Mr. Tanen's Tie Trouble! Learn the science behind magic, make slime and a banjo, write hero stories, meet orangutans and Australian animals. Content partners include Carnegie Hall, Children’s Museum of Acadiana, Impossible Science, New Victory Theater, San Diego Zoo, Story Pirates, The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Season 2, Episode 5: Tie Day


Fool Proof Slime Recipe Materials List:

• ½ cup liquid starch

• ½ cup clear or white glue

• ½ cup water

• food coloring

• shaving cream

• cups or bowls

• measuring cups

• spoon or fork

Instructions:

1. Add glue and water to a bowl or cup and mix well to combine.

2. Add one drop of food coloring.

3. Add liquid starch, mix well and you will see your slime start to form.

4. Lay your slime on a flat surface and knead for 1 minute.

5. Add two squirts of shaving cream and knead for 1 minute.

Activity courtesy of Children’s Museum of Atlanta


Tie a Square Knot Materials List:

• rope, string, or ribbon

Instructions:

1. Cross the right end over and then under the left end. It should look like the start of when you tie a shoelace.

2. Cross the left end over then under the right end. Then pull tight.

3. Keep practicing! Right over left and tuck under. Then left over right and tuck under. Pull tight and you’re done!


How to Make a Banjo Materials List:

• tape

• recycled jar or oatmeal cap

• craft stick (or popsicle stick)

• rubber bands

• markers

Instructions:

1. Wrap rubber bands around the jar cap.

2. Tape the back of the rubber bands to keep them in place.

3. Glue or tape the jar cap to one end of the craft stick.

4. Use markers to customize the craft stick.

5. Jam with your new banjo!

Activity courtesy of The Metropolitan Museum of Art - #MetKids

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/online-features/metkids/videos/Metkids-Make-a-Banjo

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/online-features/metkids/videos/Metkids-Make-a-Banjo


Make Your Plastic Cups Fly! Materials List:

• 2 plastic cups

• tape

• 4 rubber bands

Instructions:

1. Stack the cups with their base sides touching and secure with tape. Make sure it’s tight!

2. Interlock the rubber bands to create a long elastic rope.

3. Wrap the rubber band rope tightly around the middle of the 2 cups.

4. Hold one end of the rubber rope in one hand, and the cups in the other. Pull back and shoot it like a sling shot. The faster you get it spinning, the more lift you’ll create!

Activity courtesy of Impossible Science


Tie Dye Cookies Materials List:

• measuring cups

• mixing bowls

• 5 smaller bowls

• food coloring (suggested - plant-based food coloring)

• mixing spoon or kitchen mixer

• parchment paper

• baking sheet

• knife

Ingredients:

• 1 cup softened butter

• 1 ½ cups sugar

• 1 egg

• vanilla extract

• 2 ¾ cups all-purpose flour

• 1 tsp baking soda

• ½ tsp baking powder

*This activity should be done with the help of a trusted adult* Instructions:

1. In a large bowl, mix together the butter and sugar until smooth.

2. Beat in the egg and a dash of vanilla extract.


3. Gradually add the flour, baking powder, and baking soda. Mix until combined.

4. Divide the cookie dough into 5 bowls and carefully add 8-10 drops of different food coloring to each bowl. Mix until they’re well blended.

5. Roll each color dough between your hands to make long snake-shaped pieces.

6. Layer them together and roll it in some parchment paper to form a log. If the dough is sticky to the touch, chill in the refrigerator until it’s firm enough to cut.

7. With the help of an adult, cut the log into 1/4-inch-long pieces. Arrange on a lined baking sheet and place in a 350 degree oven for 8-10 minutes.

8. Remove from the oven, let cool and enjoy!


Homemade Habitats

1. Ask family members to select their favorite small toy and use objects from around the house to create their own homemade habitat.

2. Use your imagination to turn unexpected objects into important parts of your habitat scene.

3. Tour each family member’s habitat with your toy as your guide.

Activity courtesy of Children’s Museum of the Arts


Make a Tie Pouch Materials List:

• necktie (must get permission from an adult to cut up and use)

• fabric glue or a needle and thread

• scissors

• Velcro

Instructions:

1. Using the wider end of the tie, cut a piece off that’s about 7 inches long. Be sure to leave enough room for a seam at the bottom, about ½ inch.

2. Turn the fabric inside out and stitch or glue the bottom and the sides together.

4. Flip the fabric right side out and glue a piece of Velcro to the triangle. Let dry and have fun with your new pouch!

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