Jackson Community College
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| Language Literature & Arts Kids CollegeKids College is a series of interactive workshops designed especially for sixth, seventh, and eighth graders. These week long sessions help students develop their imaginations, voices and bodies by teaching skills which help them grow - both as artists and as people. In addition, these workshops come gift-wrapped in a setting that's warm, nurturing, supportive and extremely fun. Sing Your Heart Out Sing with the piano, play piano for singers, or do both during this week of vocal expression. A final performance features the best of what
you do! Showbiz Kids Explore the secrets of performing onstage as a singing group - using choreography and gesture to bring zing to your singing. Be part of a
final performance showcasing your talents. Write On Write with passion and play, imagination and Jazz It UpExplore your own unique and creative expression
through dance and movement. Improvise with energy, joyfully
concentrate on dancing with pizzazz. Experiment with different dance
styles. Create and perform your own individual and group dances.
Enter Stage Right Enjoy a week of theatre learning and fun - acting workshops, acting warm ups, theatre decorum, make up demonstrations, theatre lingo,
exploring the theatre upstage, down stage backstage, and under the stage. Write and perform your own short play.
Hairy Potter Get your hands into the clay, work on the potter's wheel, and have fun. Make toad houses, gargoyles, and shakers - your own creations that
you can take home with you. Summer Band Camp
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For more information on Kids College, please contact Language, Literature, and Arts Department at 517.796.8582 Departments & Events |
thoughtfulness about worlds you experience and the worlds you dream.
Explore poetry and fiction. The final class features reading the best
of what you've written. 
kson Community College Band Camp provides an outstanding musical experience for young musicians. The morning session focuses on the
particular needs of students who have completed the first year of instruction, while the afternoon is for students with more than one year of
instruction, but who have not yet attended high school. A "Finale" concert celebrates two weeks of learning!