Classroom kits are available to help your teachers teach groups of elementary school-aged children, campers, and their parents. Inquire with the WFSU Education team for more information.
Project Category: Camps
Daily Activities
WFSU Camp TV has provided activities for kids to play and learn all summer long.
Camp TV
WFSU, Leon County Schools, and WNET bring a Cyberchase STEM camp to K-3rd graders for the 2021 summer break!
Cyberchase Green It Up! Camp
WFSU, Leon County Schools, and WNET bring a Cyberchase STEM camp to K-3rd graders for the 2021 summer break!
SciGirls
SciGirls is a two-week hands-on summer camp that inspires middle school girls to pursue careers in science.
Super Why! Summer Reading Camps
The Super WHY! Summer Reading Camp is a breakthrough three-week-long program that invites beginning readers to practice key reading skills and transform into “Super Readers”. The camp was created to teach pre-reading skills to rising kindergarteners and first graders by viewing a clip of the Super WHY! television series each morning and completing corresponding games, crafts and activities throughout the day. This recipe for learning has been a huge success!
Sensational Science Camp with Ruff Ruffman
Get ready for a camp experience you won’t forget! The Sensational Science with Ruff Ruffman summer camp, invites kids ages five to eight to participate in five sessions of three to four hours each, using high-quality resources from The Ruff Ruffman Show.
OddSquad: Be the Agent Camp
Welcome to Odd Squad! We can’t wait for your kids to join us at the “Be the Agent Camp“ at WFSU.
In the show, agents Olive and Otto investigate unusual phenomena around them and use math to set things right. For instance, they recapture a gallon-sized blob that has separated into smaller pieces, and deal with magical creatures that escaped from books. Therefore, there is no occurrence that is too strange for the Odd Squad.
PBS KIDS ScratchJr Camp
This camp uses PBS Kids ScratchJr, an introductory programming language app inspired by the popular Scratch program, used by millions of young people around the world. The folks at SratchJr. joined with PBS Kids to design features that match their overall growth. By redesigning the programming language, they made the process developmentally appropriate for younger children.