On Thursday, Curry went through stretching exercises and drills with the campers before they split onto two courts. He also played some full court with them (why the kids didn’t always pass the ball to him is a mystery). The three-day camp includes dinner at International Smoke, the restaurant Ayesha Curry founded with Michael Mina; a tour of Chase Center, and a night at Lucky Strike bowling alley. On the final night, campers will take a ferry to Tiburon and go to another Mina restaurant, Bungalow Kitchen. Will Tiburon resident Klay Thompson be included? “He’s probably not here, but I’ll invite him over,” Curry said. “He’s the mayor of Tiburon. “I want to give (the campers) a little taste of my home, my backyard, and let them experience what the Bay has to offer.”