Kids University offers a unique opportunity for children to explore university-level topics in a fun, engaging, and hands-on environment without the pressure of tests or studying.
Kids University at the University of Minnesota offers full-day camp experiences for children ages 6-15, focusing on discovery in common university studies. Campers engage in hands-on activities exploring topics such as agriculture, ecology, language, math, and science. The program aims to introduce or reinforce the fun of learning through specialized sessions that provide at least two hours of focused instruction daily. Activities may include exploring natural science, sustainability, and engineering, with specific examples like campfire cooking, learning about raptors at the Raptor Center, and exploring careers in wildlife. The camp fosters skill development in areas like problem-solving, teamwork, and self-expression through creative and interdisciplinary approaches. It's designed to be a convenient and safe option for working parents, ensuring an active, creative, and fun experience for all participants.
A typical day at Kids University involves engaging in full-day camp experiences with at least two hours of focused, hands-on instruction in specialized topics, alongside recreational activities like swimming, rock climbing, art instruction, and games.
This camp is best for children aged 6-15 who are curious about university subjects and enjoy hands-on learning and a variety of activities.
University of Minnesota Recreation and Wellness, 123 Harvard Street SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455
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