Rodeo Break Mini Camp

Our half-day Rodeo Break Mini Camp for ages 6–12 allows kids to build and create, while incorporating hands-on STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) concepts in a fun environment!

Design Your Own Game Board

When:

Thursday, February 24, 2022 and
Friday, February 25, 2022

9:00am-12:30pm each day

Where:

In-person at The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures

Cost:

$55 per child / $49.50 Museum Members

Advance registration is required for this program. Space is limited to 15 campers. Please be sure to review the important information below before registering.

Design Your Own Board Game

for ages 6–12

Themes: Up-cycling/recycling, game mechanics and design, storytelling, problem solving/decision-making, mathematical concepts including probability and geometry, and sportsmanship.

Tired of staring at screens, but love gaming? Join us for our Rodeo Break Mini Camp where you can imagine and design your own game with customized cards and miniature playing pieces. You make the rules and determine the game mechanics based on other card and table-top style games. Using upcycled materials, campers will create a game board with materials and accessories along with developing the artistic game content and details.

All materials and supplies to complete each project will be provided.

Instructors: Mackenzie Massman and Djamila Jean-Charles

Important Information

This camp takes place in-person at the museum. Please review the following information prior to registration.

COVID-19 Safety Policies & Procedures

Masks are required for all persons in the museum over the age of two. This requirement will apply to all participants and staff. Participants and staff will be advised to maintain physical distancing as best as possible throughout the program. Frequent hand-washing breaks will be scheduled. Hand sanitizer will also be available.

Before attending camp sessions, participant guardians or caregivers should make sure their child/children do not have a sore throat or other signs of illness, like a cough, diarrhea, severe headache, vomiting, or body aches. Children with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher should not attend this program. If your child has had close contact to a COVID-19 positive case, they also should not attend camp. If a participant or a participant’s family member becomes ill or receives a positive COVID-19 test result during the week before camp or the two week period after the camp program, please contact The Mini Time Machine Museum’s Education Director, Mackenzie Massman, at mackenziem@thetimemachinemuseum.org.

Refunds or Cancellations

Refunds will be issued for any cancellation with notice to The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures prior to the start of camp. Please provide as much notice as possible if you are requesting a refund. Refunds cannot be processed after the start of camp except in extreme circumstances. Refund requests must be submitted to The Mini Time Machine Museum’s Education Director, Mackenzie Massman, at mackenziem@thetimemachinemuseum.org.

Registration Forms and Waiver of Liability

Guardian(s) will be required to complete The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures camp registration documents in full including a waiver of liability related to the COVID-19 pandemic. These documents will be emailed in advance to the email address listed in this registration and will also be available to be completed on the first day of camp. All forms must be fully completed in order to participate.

The museum reserves the right to refuse service to those who do not comply with our policies. By visiting The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures and/or participating in TMTM programs, you agree to abide by our policies and procedures and voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19.

Instructor Bios

Mackenzie Massman

Mackenzie Massman is the Education Director at The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures. She has over 25 years of experience working in history, art, and children's museums. Her excitement about miniatures began when her grandfather made her a dollhouse as a child, and it is an interest that has continued into adulthood that she shares with her own family.

Djamila Jean-Charles

Djamila Jean-Charles is TMTM’s Kids Create Program Coordinator and Visitor Services Associate as well as a stop motion animator, fabricator, and sculptor. Djamila received her B.F.A. in Animation from the Savannah College of Art and Design. As an artist and educator, Djamila is excited to share her passion for miniatures and filmmaking with others.

Questions?

Have questions about this program or need help registering? Please contact our Education Director, Mackenzie Massman, at 520-881-0606 ext. 113 or by email.

520-881-0606

info@theminitimemachine.org