Camp TV

On UEN-TV weekdays at 1:00 pm!

Watch the full programs here on CampTV.org

Local Highlights


Camp TV: Colorful Confusions
from the Ogden Nature Center

Join Stefanie Zwygart from the Ogden Nature Center to learn about colors and patterns in nature. At the end of the lesson, you'll get to paint your own snake using rocks!


Camp TV: Breaking with 1520 Arts
from 1520 Arts

Get moving with 1520 Arts! Join Precious and her two assistants to learn three easy hip-hop dance moves. These moves can be done with a limited amount of space, so feel free to try them out and add your own style.


Camp TV: New Jack with 1520 Arts
from 1520 Arts

Heng and his crew from 1520 Arts give us a lesson on breakdancing. Get active with this four-step breakdancing combo!


Camp TV: Animal Adaptations
from Utah’s Hogle Zoo

On this interactive home safari, we take a look at different animal parts to discover how animals have adapted to thrive in their unique environments. Be sure to answer the questions throughout the video to see if you’re an expert in adaptations!

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Camp TV: Food Webs
from Utah’s Hogle Zoo

On this interactive home safari, take a look at food webs and discover how plants and animals affect each other within the circle of life. Make your own food web as you follow along!

 

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Camp TV: Our Backyard
from the Natural History Museum of Utah

Join us to explore and play in Our Backyard! Animals have all different structures that help them survive in different habitats. Learn about the incredible adaptations of some animals found in Utah including leopard geckos and tarantulas.

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About Camp TV

Welcome to CAMP TV – a day camp experience in your living room! An enthusiastic head counselor, played by Zachary Noah Piser, guides “campers” as they learn through play. Content partners include the Utah’s Hogle Zoo, Natural History Museum of Utah, New York Public Library, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Bedtime Math, Wildlife Conservation Society, the Memphis Zoo, and more.

 

MAJOR FUNDING FOR CAMP TV IS PROVIDED BY:



Additional funding is provided by Joan Ganz Cooney.