Is child care provided before or after camp?
Why must a child complete first grade before attending a camp?
What happens on Sunday afternoon?
What does a day at camp look like?
Should I provide a lunch for my child?
How should children dress for camp each day?
What is the performance attire for Friday evening?
When are solo auditions held?
Will there be additional rehearsals that my child must attend?
Can we invite guests to the Friday Night Show?
Can you tell me a little about the ALL ABOUT KIDS PRODUCTIONS artistic team?
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Is child care provided before and/or after camp?
This is a question for the host church. Some host churches do offer child care outside of the normal camp schedule, while others do not. Please check with your local camp director to see what is provided. Lamplight Artists' AAKP team members do not provide child supervision before and after camp due to the physical demands of their daily, weekly, and summer schedule.

Why must a child complete first grade before attending a camp?
All About Kids Productions camp is designed for children who have completed grades 1 through 6. As a typical day of camp is very full, it is the schedule and pace of the camp that becomes a problem for the younger child. It affects focus, attention span, and physical endurance. Children who have completed first grade have grown in their ability to participate in an all day structured event.

What happens on Sunday afternoon?
SIGN-IN BEGINS AT 2:30 PM
SESSION: 3:00-5:00 PM

For kids and parents this is a fun introduction to the week. For the AAKP team it is where the camp planning process begins in earnest! While the teaching and production goals remain constant from camp to camp, every camp requires planning review and adaptation to meet the needs unique to that camp.

The orientation gives the team an opportunity to meet the kids and see them in action. This guides the team as they identify and map out any modifications needed to the basic production plan. The team will also place kids in their initial performance groups on Sunday evening, to be ready for Monday morning. It is very important that every student attend the Sunday afternoon orientation.

What does a day at camp look like?
THE INSIDE SCOOP

Should I provide a lunch for my child?
Your child will need to bring a sack lunch each day. Please make sure it is clearly labeled with the child's name. Drinks and an afternoon snack will be provided by the host church.

How should children dress for camp each day?
Comfortable clothing -- children will be involved in movement activities throughout the day. Sneakers and socks are required footwear.

What is the performance attire for The Friday Night Show?
Performance attire will be updated as we finalize our program and will be communicated through a welcome letter. It will also be posted on our web site. Currently the attire is:

• A plain black t-shirt Short or long sleeves; no decals; no turtlenecks
• A colored shirt Button down or pullover that will fit easily over the black t-shirt. The shirt can be for an older sibling -- a little too big is okay.
• Blue jeans
• White socks
• Tennis shoes

When are solo auditions held?
Monday afternoon, 3:15 - 4:30 PM. If your child is interested in auditioning for a solo, please complete a solo sign-up form and return it Sunday afternoon or Monday morning.

Will there be extra rehearsals that my child will need to attend?
Children who are selected to sing a solo will rehearse after camp on Tuesday. Several performance groups may need to rehearse one afternoon after camp as well. Extra rehearsals are held on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. All extra rehearsals end by 4:30 PM.

Can we invite guests to The Friday Night Show?
The performance on Friday evening is the culmination of an exciting week we hope you will invite family and friends to attend this special event! Invitations will be available throughout the week at the registration table.

Can you tell me a little about the ALL ABOUT KIDS PRODUCTIONS team?
AAKP teams are recruited each year from colleges, universities, seminaries, and churches. Team members are either current or previous students in the arts and have a desire to utilize their gifts to communicate the good news of Jesus Christ. Interns receive pre-production training and team building, discipleship accountability, and on-going intern training throughout the summer.

Prospective interns undergo a thorough application process consisting of questionnaires, a personal interview, a pastoral recommendation, a professional recommendation, and a background check.

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