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SUMMARY:History Camp for Kids -- A Week of Adventures
DESCRIPTION:A four-day History Camp for Kids will be held July 18-21 at the Center for Educational Opportunities\, 201 Staunton Road\, Troy\, Illinois. Geared for Madison County students aged 9-11\, each day begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 3 p.m.\, and will include a field trip to an historic site in Madison County and history-based learning activities. \nThe cost per child is $100 which includes transportation to the sites\, entry fees\, educational materials\, and snacks. Participants must bring a sack lunch each day. Online registration is at bit.ly/madcohistorycamp. \nCampers will visit the Lewis and Clark Museum\, the National Great Rivers Lock and Dam\, the Confluence Tower\, the Phillips 66 Museum of the Petroleum Industry\, the Phillips 66 Refinery\, a Lincoln-Douglas debate site\, an Underground Railroad tunnel\, and other historic sites related to the Abolitionist Movement. Participants should expect to do outdoor walking\, often on uneven terrain. \nThe camp is a first-time collaborative effort between the Madison County Historical Society and the Madison County Regional Office of Education 41. All the camp coordinators have a background in historical studies and will provide instruction and guidance for the camp. The coordinators include Norma Asadorian\, an educator and historian\, Carol Manning\, former education coordinator for the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library\, and Dr. Robert Daiber\, former Madison County Regional Superintendent of Schools. Additional historians\, re-enactors\, and staff also will provide learning experiences\, supervision and support.  \nRegistration is limited to the first thirty participants. For additional information\, call 618-830-1647.
URL:https://madcohistory.org/event/history-camp-for-kids-a-week-of-adventures/
LOCATION:Center for Educational Opportunities\, 201 Staunton Rd\, Troy\, IL\, 62294\, United States
CATEGORIES:History
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