Round Rock ISD

Discover the exciting world of aviation in this engaging, hands-on class for students in grades 8–12. Taught by a private pilot and teacher, this course explores how airplanes fly through easy-to-understand lessons on aerodynamics and real-world examples. Students will design, build, and fly balsa wood model airplanes, learning through testing and friendly challenges. We’ll talk about what it takest o become a pilot, explore aviation careers, and see how pilots use weather, instruments, and technology to make decisions. Videos,simulations, and interactive activities bring aviation to life and connect science and problem-solving to real flight experiences. Students who are participating in a full day camp must bring their own nut-free sack lunch, morning and afternoon snack, and water bottle.

Get ready to dive into the world of video production! Whether you're a future filmmaker or just love creating videos, this camp is the perfect place to explore your passion! In this hands-on class,students will learn to storyboard, write scripts, film, and edit their own projects. From brainstorming ideas to creating short videos, you’ll gain the skills to bring your stories to life and have fun along the way! This camp offers a fun and creative environment where students can experiment with video production while developing storytelling, technical, and teamwork skills. By the end of the camp, each student will have completed their own short video project to share and showcase! Students who are participating in a full day camp must bring their own nut-free sack lunch, morning and afternoon snack, and water bottle.

Step into the kitchen and experience life behind the counter! Each day, young chefs will “open” a new kind of restaurant—from a neighborhood bakery to a food truck, a cozy bistro, and a gourmet fine dining spot. Campers will shop for ingredients, cook, plate, and serve their creations while learning real culinary skills and restaurant teamwork! Minimum of 8 students required. Please note that we only accommodate nut allergies; we are unable to accommodate egg, gluten or other food allergies. To prevent life-threatening reactions, we cannot enroll students who require an EpiPen for severe food allergies other than nuts. For questions about this specific class, please contact info@cooklearngrow.com For more information about this company, please visit cooklearngrow.com

America's Farmer's Market: Farm To Table Fun! Celebrate the bounty of summer with farm-fresh foods, pretend market play, and kid-friendly cooking! Campers learn where food comes from, how to use seasonal ingredients, and the joy of making (and tasting!) their own creations. Minimum of 8 students required. Please note that we only accommodate nut allergies; we are unable to accommodate egg, gluten or other food allergies. To prevent life-threatening reactions, we cannot enroll students who require an EpiPen for severe food allergies other than nuts. For questions about this specific class, please contact info@cooklearngrow.com For more information about this company, please visit cooklearngrow.com

Become the ultimate entrepreneur in Bake Boss! Campers learn real baking skills as they create scrumptious treats, design their own pop-up display, and bring a mini bakery to life. Throughout the week, they’ll perfect recipes, plan their presentation, and get ready for the big finale. On the last day, families are invited to visit the campers’ pop-up shops, taste their creations, and celebrate their creativity and hard work. For questions about this specific class, please contact jessi@nerdycooks.org For more information about this company, please visit NerdyCooks.org

The College Application Workshop will prepare students to submit a comprehensive package to universities which highlights their strengths and demonstrates interest in their preferred major. Students will complete their Personal Essay and Supplemental essays (as available), develop a resume, create a "Brag Sheet" to provide to adults who will write recommendation letters, produce detailed lists of clubs, organizations, activities, awards and work experience and review SAT/ ACT scores in the context of their preferred university and major. Recommendations will be offered to strengthen the application. Students will learn about the different types of admission offered, when and where to complete the FAFSA, Cost of Attendance and scholarship resources. Additionally, students will contact admissions representatives for their chosen school/major and have the opportunity to register for university admissions programs. *Guardian permission and presence is required for many on-campus presentations. On-line programs are widely available. Workshop is taught by a Texas certified English teacher with experience as a College Coach and as an Application Reviewer for a Texas Tier 1 University. Needed Supplies: Students MUST have RRISD provided laptop daily. Student must bring on the first day: *GPA/ Class Rank and unofficial transcript *AP Courses, Scores and access to College Board *Interest list of colleges & majors *List of extracurricular activities, clubs and organizations, awards, volunteer hours, work experience, job shadowing, etc.

This in-person digital design camp introduces students to industry-standard tools like Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Campers will learn graphic design fundamentals, and digital illustration. The camp is led by Mrs. Carroll, who has a professional background in graphic design and the only middle school–level teacher in the district with real-world industry experience as a working designer, giving students an authentic, career-connected learning experience. For questions about this specific class, please contact jessica_carroll@roundrockisd.org

Looking for a fun, creative summer activity? Our Beginner Crochet Summer Camp teaches kids the basics of crochet in a friendly, hands-on environment. Campers earn how to hold a hook and yarn, make simple stitches, and create small projects to take home. No experience needed! Crochet helps build focus, patience, and fine motor skills while encouraging creativity in a calm,screen-free space. Kids gain confidence, make friends, and stitch something special each day. Students who are participating in a half day morning camp also must bring their own nut-free sack lunch, morning and afternoon snack, and water bottle.

A four-day printmaking camp for tweens and teens! Campers explore silkscreen, foam-plate etching, block printing, and cyanotype, turning their designs into T-shirts, totes, bandanas, and patches. On the final day we host a mini exhibit, exchange an edition, and everyone takes home a portfolio of classmates’ work. Led by an experienced arts educator and small, woman-owned business owner who creates inclusive, hands-on art programs for schools, libraries, museums, and community organizations. For questions about this specific class, please contact AwesomeArtAustin@gmail.com For more information about this company, please visit AwesomeArtAustin.com

Austin Society of Karate teaches American Karate with an emphasis on self-defense, self-esteem, and self-confidence. A Black uniform is required for intermediate and advanced students and can be purchased from instructor or outside source. Optional opportunities for advancement in the program require additional fees for tournaments and belt tests. Grades 1-6 Additional fees are required for tournaments and belt tests. For questions about this specific class, please contact: NinjaMisty@gmail.com

Celebrate America’s 250th birthday with a culinary journey across the nation! Each day, young chefs will explore classic American dishes, regional flavors, and fun food traditions that tell the story of our country. From coast to coast, kids will chop, mix, bake, and taste their way through a patriotic cooking adventure—whisking up American pride, one recipe at a time! Minimum of 8 students required. Please note that we only accommodate nut allergies; we are unable to accommodate egg, gluten or other food allergies. To prevent life-threatening reactions, we cannot enroll students who require an EpiPen for severe food allergies other than nuts. For questions about this specific class, please contact info@cooklearngrow.com For more information about this company, please visit cooklearngrow.com

This engaging afternoon camp teaches middle and high school students practical self-defense and personal safety skills in a safe, supportive environment. Students will learn how to improve awareness, set boundaries, build confidence, and respond effectively to common real-world situations using age-appropriate techniques. The program emphasizes decision-making, self-control, and confidence as much as physical skills. No prior martial arts experience is required. All activities are non-violent, closely supervised, and designed to be empowering and confidence-building. Students leave with greater confidence, awareness, and personal safety skills they can use immediately. For questions about this specific class, please contact mrfisher@austinimpact.net For more information about this company, please visit www.austinimpact.com

Step into the test kitchen and uncover the secrets behind your favorite foods! You’ll experiment with ingredients, techniques, and food science to recreate popular snacks and drinks, then compare your versions to the originals. With taste tests, hands-on kitchen fun, and plenty of creative tinkering, you’ll master the art of making delicious “dupes” you can recreate at home. For questions about this specific class, please contact jessi@nerdycooks.org For more information about this company, please visit NerdyCooks.org

Whether you're relatively new to orchestral playing or have been a part of one for several years, this camp will allow you to develop your ensemble skills! *Participants must have played their instrument for 1 year or more.* Needed Supplies: Students will need to bring their own instrument, bow, rosin, case, rag, and end pin stop (for cello) Sheet music will be provided.