Welcome to LoongBridge Volunteer Summer Camps!. Click HERE to join us!

Type/Focus: Arts, Community Service, Study Abroad, Teen Travel

Description: For this year, we have 3 kinds of programs for young students (aged 8-20) all over the world.

1. Volunteer & Culture Camp (3 weeks): June 29—July 20

-- One-day visit to children Charity（慈善）Villages to give some help, understand their lives, and learn from these children who never give up though they have family misfortunes.

2. Language & Arts Cam (3 weeks): June 25—July 15

-- Chinese language study through high-quality classroom education, one-on-one partnership with local Chinese students, real-life conversation etc.

-- Chinese traditional arts learning including Chinese painting, erhu and paper-cutting.

3. Learning-China Camp (2-3 weeks): July 4-July 20/July 15-August 5.

-- Chinese history learning from visiting museums and ancient capitals of China: Beijing, Xi’an, Luoyang.

-- Learning about today’s China to know its rapid development and new challenges through activities, factory tours, city walks, etc.

-- Understanding the lifestyles of Chinese people in different ages from talks, home visits, shopping experience, etc.

Phone: 010-45652571

Email: info@loongbridge.com

Lily went to London with her parents for a two-week vacation. She sent postcards to her friends.

MNA (Museum of Northern Arizona) offers exciting programs for you to take part in, starting from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. daily.

For questions or more information: call MNA at 928-774-5211.

Prehistoric Foods

(4th -6th grade) About 3 hours

Students can learn about prehistoric people through foods and cooking methods used during each time period. They may work with Museum teachers to prepare foods made of native corn and discuss the differences between prehistoric foods and modern foods.

Prehistoric Pottery (陶器)

(4th -8th grade) 1.5 to 2 hours

Students can learn the importance of pottery in prehistoric native cultures. Traditional skills of pottery-making are showed, and students are able to create their own prehistoric-style pot.

Dinosaurs

(1st -3rd grade) About 1 hour

Children are sent back to the Age of the Dinosaurs. They will learn about the environments and animals that lived during that age. Dinosaur bones, models, footmarks and picture shows help bring the subject to life.

Hunter’s Bag

(3rd -8th grade) About 1 hour

Students are asked to examine objects found in a bag mainly carried by hunters of the period. They can learn about how the earliest Southwest people hunted in the past. At the same time, they can get to know the lifestyle of the earliest people by studying their food and pottery found in a hunter’s bag.

Rocks and Fossils (化石)

(4th -8th grade) About 1.5 hours

Working in small groups, students examine rocks and fossils from the Grand Canyon (大峡谷)and understand the environment there in the ancient past.