Camp GPB

Learn fascinating facts about the American bullfrog, and make hopping friends of your own in this interactive episode of Camp GPB! 

Using the design inquiry process, GPB Educator Ashley Payton helps campers investigate ways they can create bubbles using household materials.

In this episode of Camp GPB, follow along with experts from New South Associates to learn about the beautiful petroglyphs and pictographs that adorn Stone Mountain, and create your own rock art.

Atlanta Symphony Orchestra harpist Elisabeth Remy Johnson shows how you can use simple household materials to make a harp in this episode of Camp GPB!

Educator Thomas Hayes from Museum of Design Atlanta (MODA) teaches young artists how to design and draw a superhero who will help solve a problem. The superhero will demonstrate special traits that will help make the world a better place! 

Join Chef Asata as she explores a friend's chicken coop. Then learn how to cook different meals using farm fresh eggs!

Educator Helen from Tellus Science Museum shows the relative distance of planets from the sun by creating a pocket solar system in this episode of Camp GPB! 

Sharon Collins, host of GPB's Georgia Outdoors, shows campers how they can explore and appreciate nature in their own backyards.

Find new ways to explore the outdoors this summer! Join host, Ashlyn Süpper, in a lesson on the history of binoculars, paired with a PBS KIDS activity in identifying the geographical regions of Georgia.

Archeologist Anne Dorland from New South Associates explains the historical and cultural significance of basket making in Georgia. Campers also learn how to construct their own woven baskets using common household objects.

GPB Educator Mike Kuenlen teaches campers how they can create beautiful patterns and designs using the natural pigments from leaves and flowers. Adult supervision recommended. 

Sharon Collins, host of Georgia Outdoors, walks along a local nature trail and highlights the cool things you can observe! 

There's a lot of water available on Earth, but how much can actually be used for human consumption? In this episode of Camp GPB, Jackie Sherry at the Athens-Clarke County Public Utilities Department shares a fun demonstration to visualize saltwater versus freshwater and how much of that water is accessible for people to drink. 

Learn how reducing, reusing, and recycling can help reduce the world's pollution problem. Use the engineer design process to build a bird feeder using recyclable items!

What is color? Learn about light and wavelengths and what creates color with GPB Educator Tracey Wiley. Then learn how to build your own spectroscope using common household materials.

Chef Asata whips up a healthy and delicious snack using a few simple ingredients. She also explains the health benefits of each ingredient in the recipe!

Why do some objects sink and other objects float? It all has to do with the object's density! In this episode of Camp GPB, we use the inquiry design process to test an object's density in water.

Investigate what causes shadows and what makes them get bigger or smaller with this episode of Camp GPB! 

New South Associates teaches viewers about the history and usage of pottery in Georgia and shows how a simple clay pot can be made in this episode of Camp GPB. 

Learn about the importance of water with the Metropolitan North Georgia Water Planning District! In this episode of Camp GPB, kids will engage in a series of easy activities they can do at home to explore how the water cycle works, the flow of water, and how waste water is treated. 

How is music connected to our emotions? Listen to the sounds of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and watch as interpretive dancers showcase various emotional responses to the performance. Then see how different types of music makes you feel!