Summer Camps in Benson, AZ
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Robotics: Design & Performance / Game Design - Hazen High School
Explore the world of robotics using the new LEGO® Mindstorms EV3® line. Learn how to build and program robots by designing simpler versions of real world robots. Youll create a bot patterned after Starwood Hotels robot butler, which can be programmed to deliver objects to guests. Youll make an animatronic creature which senses people and says hello to them. Youll also make a line-following bot and one which moves along like an inchworm. Plus, well spend a morning working in teams to build and program robots to complete missions similar to those in First LEGO® League (FLL) competitions! Create your own scrolling adventure game using Stencyl®, one of the newest and best ways to create games for a computer or mobile device. You will select or design characters, give them properties and behaviors for movement and interactivity, use built-in physics, customize the backgrounds and levels, add sound and scoring, and so much more. When youre done, youll have your own unique game, ready to play at home (on Windows) or upload to Stencyls online game library for others to play. The camp is geared toward students who want to make a professional-looking 2D game without having to write code. We... 206-466-6882
Explore the world of robotics using the new LEGO® Mindstorms EV3® line. Learn how to build and program robots by designing simpler versions of real world robots. Youll create a bot patterned after Starwood Hotels robot butler, which can be programmed to deliver objects to guests. Youll make an animatronic creature which senses people and says hello to them. Youll also make a line-following bot and one which moves along like an inchworm. Plus, well spend a morning working in teams to build and program robots to complete missions similar to those in First LEGO® League (FLL) competitions! Create your own scrolling adventure game using Stencyl®, one of the newest and best ways to create games for a computer or mobile device. You will select or design characters, give them properties and behaviors for movement and interactivity, use built-in physics, customize the backgrounds and levels, add sound and scoring, and so much more. When youre done, youll have your own unique game, ready to play at home (on Windows) or upload to Stencyls online game library for others to play. The camp is geared toward students who want to make a professional-looking 2D game without having to write code. We... 206-466-6882
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Montlure
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Distance
38.14 Miles
Address:
PO Box 31993, Tucson, Arizona 85751
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Hiking, Nature/Environmental Studies, Religious Study,...
Distance
40.75 Miles
Address:
6101 E Paseo Cimarron, Tucson, Arizona 85750
Fun, caring counselors, doctor on residence, noncompetitive atmosphere, overnight camping program, 57 super summers.
Activities: Basketball, Golf, Horseback Riding (Western), Kayaking, Model Rocketry, Riflery, Sailing,...
Distance
40.91 Miles
Address:
, Tucson, Arizona
The Berkowitz/Lloyd Nike Tennis Camp offers great instruction in a college setting. Campers work hard
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
40.91 Miles
Address:
, Tuscon, Arizona
The combination of personalized filming
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
41.94 Miles
Address:
3800 E River Rd, Tucson, Arizona 85718
To provide a safe, inclusive, fun environment for all children.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Clowning, Horseback Riding (Western), Music, Performing Arts, Team...
Distance
42.09 Miles
Address:
6202 N Camino Almonte, Tucson, Arizona 85718
A warm, non-competitive atmosphere in Wisconsin's Northwoods. Individual choice of extensive water activities including waterskiing, land sports & activities, & many wilderness treks. 3:1...
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Climbing/Rappelling, Gymnastics, Sailing,...
Distance
48.78 Miles
Address:
4800 W Gates Pass Rd, Tucson, Arizona 85745
The expertise of the counselors and other staff was invaluable, and a lot of lessons that I learned there are ones that I will...
Activities: Archery, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Climbing/Rappelling, Fishing, Hiking, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
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Benson, AZ Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Winter in the Wild: Furs & Feathers (Youth Groups Only) - Hull, IL
Exclusive for Non-Profit Youth Groups! Registration limited to first 30 youth Become a GC wildlife detective while on school vacation! Come to Gardner Camp for hands-on learning about wildlife and animals of all kinds. Nationally renowned World Bird Sanctuary will be at GC to present a live animal program where you will experience an up-close view of animals from all kingdoms. After learning about the different types of animals and the signs that animals leave behind, participants will test their investigation skills solving a mystery and go on a tracking adventure, weather permitting. Participants will also walk away with their very own handmade wildlife tracks t-shirt. Within this program, there is also a giveback opportunity to help World Bird Sanctuary. If desired, groups can bring an item from the WBS wish list as a service project. Pre-registration required. Contact [email protected] or 217/432-1999 to register.
Youth Camp 2015 - Smsfwb Youthcamp
Jr. Week Sun. June 7 - Fri. June 12 Director Josh West Evangelist Bro. Joe Tolbert Teen Week Sun. June 14 - Fri. June 19 Director Thomas Holloway Evangelist Bro. Allen Pointer
Summer Camp Exhibit Opening - Port Orange, FL
Selected artworks from the 2016 ArtHaus Summer Art Camp! Please join us for the Opening Reception to celebrate these young artists! Light refreshments will be served.
Young Couples/Married/Families Potluck - Pearl, MS
Come join us for a Friendsgiving Potluck Dinner! We thought this would be an awesome opportunity to bring together couples and other young married small groups for a time of fellowship and meeting new faces. Sometimes it is difficult to meet other groups or friends in the same life stage as you in the middle of the hustle and bustle on Sundays and Wednesdays. Here is a sign-up for food: http://www.mysignup.com/friendsgivingpotluck ***PLEASE feel free to invite others that you may know whether in a small group or not! ***If you don't have childcare, we will have a children's play area to keep them entertained!!
Teen Community Emergency Response Team Camp - Peachtree City, GA
The Peachtree City Police Department will be hosting a Teen Community Emergency Response Team (TEEN CERT) camp beginning June 13th, 2016. The classes will be held Monday through Friday of that week ending on June 17th. The classes will start at 0800 and end at 1230 each day. The camp will be held in the training room at the Police Station. The TEEN CERT Program educates young adults about disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations. Prospective candidates must be between 13 and 17 years of age at the time of registration and a resident of Georgia. Applicants will be required to complete an enrollment form and applicable waivers. The application and waivers must be signed by a parent or legal guardian. A local check will be conducted to determine the background of the participants as a pre-condition to acceptance into the program. There is no charge to attend this class; however, the class size will be limited. A meeting with the parents/legal guardians of those admitted into the program will be held prior...
Winter in the Wild: Furs & Feathers (Youth Groups Only) - Hull, IL
Exclusive for Non-Profit Youth Groups! Registration limited to first 30 youth Become a GC wildlife detective while on school vacation! Come to Gardner Camp for hands-on learning about wildlife and animals of all kinds. Nationally renowned World Bird Sanctuary will be at GC to present a live animal program where you will experience an up-close view of animals from all kingdoms. After learning about the different types of animals and the signs that animals leave behind, participants will test their investigation skills solving a mystery and go on a tracking adventure, weather permitting. Participants will also walk away with their very own handmade wildlife tracks t-shirt. Within this program, there is also a giveback opportunity to help World Bird Sanctuary. If desired, groups can bring an item from the WBS wish list as a service project. Pre-registration required. Contact [email protected] or 217/432-1999 to register.
Youth Camp 2015 - Smsfwb Youthcamp
Jr. Week Sun. June 7 - Fri. June 12 Director Josh West Evangelist Bro. Joe Tolbert Teen Week Sun. June 14 - Fri. June 19 Director Thomas Holloway Evangelist Bro. Allen Pointer
Summer Camp Exhibit Opening - Port Orange, FL
Selected artworks from the 2016 ArtHaus Summer Art Camp! Please join us for the Opening Reception to celebrate these young artists! Light refreshments will be served.
Young Couples/Married/Families Potluck - Pearl, MS
Come join us for a Friendsgiving Potluck Dinner! We thought this would be an awesome opportunity to bring together couples and other young married small groups for a time of fellowship and meeting new faces. Sometimes it is difficult to meet other groups or friends in the same life stage as you in the middle of the hustle and bustle on Sundays and Wednesdays. Here is a sign-up for food: http://www.mysignup.com/friendsgivingpotluck ***PLEASE feel free to invite others that you may know whether in a small group or not! ***If you don't have childcare, we will have a children's play area to keep them entertained!!
Teen Community Emergency Response Team Camp - Peachtree City, GA
The Peachtree City Police Department will be hosting a Teen Community Emergency Response Team (TEEN CERT) camp beginning June 13th, 2016. The classes will be held Monday through Friday of that week ending on June 17th. The classes will start at 0800 and end at 1230 each day. The camp will be held in the training room at the Police Station. The TEEN CERT Program educates young adults about disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations. Prospective candidates must be between 13 and 17 years of age at the time of registration and a resident of Georgia. Applicants will be required to complete an enrollment form and applicable waivers. The application and waivers must be signed by a parent or legal guardian. A local check will be conducted to determine the background of the participants as a pre-condition to acceptance into the program. There is no charge to attend this class; however, the class size will be limited. A meeting with the parents/legal guardians of those admitted into the program will be held prior...
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Lights & Lasers! (4th - 6th) - Discovery Science Place
Become a Mad Scientist while performing labs as a CSI (crime scene investigator), create your own version of slime/goo, make the coolest, largest soap bubbles possible, set-off exploding Mentos geysers, and more! The Mad Scientist Summer Camp gives kids the opportunity to learn about science through a variety of interactive and hands-on science experiments and activities. Each camp is adapted for our two different age groups with age-appropriate, safe experiments and fun. (And were not really mad; sometimes a bit cranky early in the morning, but not mad…) 9035338011 x220
Camp Casa Jr. (Age 4-5) Morning Session - Casa Mañana Rehearsal Studio
Camp Casa Jr. -Join us for this one-week camp, 9am-12pm, June 13-17th, for 4-7 year-olds! -Learn music, dance and drama and theatre crafts in a fun, no-pressure, creative environment, with classes taught be seasoned theatre and education professionals! -Your child will learn creative expression using their voice, body and imagination! -The theme for the week will be Neverland! -Please choose only ONE session (morning or afternoon) 817-321-5040
Lil Broadway, Half Day (9-12) - Loudoun Arts Center
Just because youre not in New York doesnt mean you cant enjoy the hits of Broadway! Using their bodies, voices, and imagination, your child will sing, dance, and act to Broadways favorite musicals. 703-444-5888
Middle School - Baker Rink (Check-In Location)
The Princeton University Middle School Girls Ice Hockey Camp is designed for players (entering grades 6-8) whose aspiration is to get better by working on team and individual skills. This camp is both challenging and fun. Ice sessions will focus on the fundamentals of skill development and power-skating. Players will learn proper body position, edge control, and how to lengthen their stride. Puck protection, passing and scoring will be skills taught. In addition, players will learn all aspects of team play. Games will be played at night. In addition, players will workout with the Princeton University Strength and Conditioning Coach. (609) 258-3369
Two Thumbs Up! - Ethical Culture
Watch great movies and learn about critiquing films. Develop a sense for recognizing the thematic (the directors goal of the film), dramatic (storytelling elements) and stylistic aspects (genre) of a movie. Besides having fun at the movies and eating popcorn each week with your friends, you can share your insights and newly found skills of thoughtfully critiquing a film. Well usually take two after school sessions to watch one movie. Each Monday well watch half of a film and follow with a brief discussion, which includes identifying key characteristics and sharing what we thought worked well or not. Learning how to critique a film makes movie watching that much more fun and exciting! Instructor: Renee Stork 212-712-6230
Lights & Lasers! (4th - 6th) - Discovery Science Place
Become a Mad Scientist while performing labs as a CSI (crime scene investigator), create your own version of slime/goo, make the coolest, largest soap bubbles possible, set-off exploding Mentos geysers, and more! The Mad Scientist Summer Camp gives kids the opportunity to learn about science through a variety of interactive and hands-on science experiments and activities. Each camp is adapted for our two different age groups with age-appropriate, safe experiments and fun. (And were not really mad; sometimes a bit cranky early in the morning, but not mad…) 9035338011 x220
Camp Casa Jr. (Age 4-5) Morning Session - Casa Mañana Rehearsal Studio
Camp Casa Jr. -Join us for this one-week camp, 9am-12pm, June 13-17th, for 4-7 year-olds! -Learn music, dance and drama and theatre crafts in a fun, no-pressure, creative environment, with classes taught be seasoned theatre and education professionals! -Your child will learn creative expression using their voice, body and imagination! -The theme for the week will be Neverland! -Please choose only ONE session (morning or afternoon) 817-321-5040
Lil Broadway, Half Day (9-12) - Loudoun Arts Center
Just because youre not in New York doesnt mean you cant enjoy the hits of Broadway! Using their bodies, voices, and imagination, your child will sing, dance, and act to Broadways favorite musicals. 703-444-5888
Middle School - Baker Rink (Check-In Location)
The Princeton University Middle School Girls Ice Hockey Camp is designed for players (entering grades 6-8) whose aspiration is to get better by working on team and individual skills. This camp is both challenging and fun. Ice sessions will focus on the fundamentals of skill development and power-skating. Players will learn proper body position, edge control, and how to lengthen their stride. Puck protection, passing and scoring will be skills taught. In addition, players will learn all aspects of team play. Games will be played at night. In addition, players will workout with the Princeton University Strength and Conditioning Coach. (609) 258-3369
Two Thumbs Up! - Ethical Culture
Watch great movies and learn about critiquing films. Develop a sense for recognizing the thematic (the directors goal of the film), dramatic (storytelling elements) and stylistic aspects (genre) of a movie. Besides having fun at the movies and eating popcorn each week with your friends, you can share your insights and newly found skills of thoughtfully critiquing a film. Well usually take two after school sessions to watch one movie. Each Monday well watch half of a film and follow with a brief discussion, which includes identifying key characteristics and sharing what we thought worked well or not. Learning how to critique a film makes movie watching that much more fun and exciting! Instructor: Renee Stork 212-712-6230