TWEP Biomechanics Seminar will begin on Tuesday, September 15
Mr. Brent Gift runs this seminar and students will learn about how an animal's anatomy enables it to climb, run, fly, etc. Students will be engaged in creating a skeleton of an animal using tools and balsa wood. Camp is limited to 8 students. Registration is a one-time fee of $15.00 to help cover the cost of materials. Class begins at 3:45 every Tuesday and Thursday from 9/15/26 to 10/22/26. Class ends promptly at 5:00. Students should have transportation planned to get them home.
Registration form can be downloaded from below.
Mr. Brent Gift runs this seminar and students will learn about how an animal's anatomy enables it to climb, run, fly, etc. Students will be engaged in creating a skeleton of an animal using tools and balsa wood. Camp is limited to 8 students. Registration is a one-time fee of $15.00 to help cover the cost of materials. Class begins at 3:45 every Tuesday and Thursday from 9/15/26 to 10/22/26. Class ends promptly at 5:00. Students should have transportation planned to get them home.
Registration form can be downloaded from below.
| biomechanics_registration_form.pdf |
Carving Workshop for school age children - October 3 - 10:30 or 1:30; must pre-register by calling 717 328-2126 or email [email protected]
Limited spaces so pre-registration is important!
Limited spaces so pre-registration is important!
TWEP Summer Camps have been completed! A great time was had by all... a special thank you to our helpers that make it so much easier for Brent Gift and Sheila Snider to run their programs. Thank you - Wendy Eigenbrode, Michelle Rhodes, Ray Larson, Kyle Rambo, Devin Rotz, Emily Frey, Gavin Gurish, and Matthew Conche.
We also appreciate all of the parents that delivered their children so that they could enjoy their TWEP Camp experience.
We also appreciate all of the parents that delivered their children so that they could enjoy their TWEP Camp experience.
6th - 8th grade group
Grades 3 - 5 Summer Campers
Nose to Nose Camp for 1st and 2nd graders; missing Charity Forsyth