Veteran SCATS teachers bring popular classes

By Sam Oldenburg and Tucker Covey

SCATS teachers who return year after year have fine-tuned their classes to offer a plethora of hands-on, mind-on learning opportunities for campers.

Jackson Hayes (left) of Shelbyville and Trevor Zou of Nashville, Tennessee, test their paper airplanes during Creative Problem Solving Monday, June 13, in the Honors College and International Center. (Photo by Sam Oldenburg)

Jasmine Miles (left) of Walton and Olivia Moore of Bowling Green dip their goggles in purple dye during Chemistry of Everyday Monday, June 13. (Photo by Sam Oldenburg)

Kamrin Green of Bowling Green takes inventory of her supply drawer before starting a lab in Chemistry of Everyday Monday, June 13. (Photo by Sam Oldenburg)

Acting students select Skittles before using them to answer specific questions according to the candy's color on Monday, June 13. (Photo by Tucker Allen Covey) — Acting students select Skittles before using them to answer specific questions according to the candy’s color on Monday, June 13. (Photo by Tucker Allen Covey)

Acting student Anna Maddux from Pembroke explains her most embarrassing moment as part of an ice-breaker activity Monday, June 13. (Photo by Tucker Allen Covey)

SCATS students watch a Russian version of "Winnie the Pooh" during Discover Russia Monday, June 13. (Photo by Tucker Allen Covey) — SCATS students watch a Russian version of “Winnie the Pooh” during Discover Russia Monday, June 13. (Photo by Tucker Allen Covey)

Samantha Bailey of Villa Hills dips her goggles in purple dye during Chemistry of Everyday Monday, June 13. The students dyed the goggles the colors of their choice and will use the same goggles throughout SCATS before taking them home with them after camp. (Photo by Sam Oldenburg)

Olivia Moore of Bowling Green takes inventory of her supply drawer before starting a lab in Chemistry of Everyday Monday, June 13. (Photo by Sam Oldenburg)

Sadibou Ceesay of Berea dips his goggles in blue dye during Chemistry of Everyday Monday, June 13. The students rinsed the goggles in cold water between dipping them in various colors to hold the color. (Photo by Sam Oldenburg)

Kathleen Alcock of Cleveland, Tennessee, folds her paper airplane design during Creative Problem Solving Monday, June 13. (Photo by Sam Oldenburg)

Emma Haupt of Columbia, Missouri, makes adjustments to her paper airplane in Creative Problem Solving Monday, June 13. (Photo by Sam Oldenburg)

Laurel Philpott of Bardstown answers an icebreaker question during Writing Boot Camp Monday, June 13. (Photo by Tucker Allen Covey)

Emma McGuffy (from left) of Bowling Green, Sophie Maddux of Hopkinsville, and Colin Reed of Bowling Green work on a writing exercise during Writing Boot Camp Monday, June 13. (Photo by Tucker Allen Covey)

Iman Dashti of Louisville answers a question during Acting Monday, June 13. (Photo by Tucker Allen Covey)

Griffin Salsman (left) of Springfield, Tennessee, and Austin Wallace of Bowling Green learn how to create balloon dogs during Clowning on Monday, June 13. (Photo by Tucker Allen Covey)