Summer Camps in Camilla, GA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Mini Flag Football Camp with Day Camp-Session 3 - Morgan Park Academy
*one hour per day Mini Flag Football Camp meets from 10:30a.m.-11:30a.m. Monday through Thursday and can be taken alone or combined with Recreation Camp. It is open to students entering grades 2-8. It can be taken alone or combined with Recreation Camp. 773-881-6700
*one hour per day Mini Flag Football Camp meets from 10:30a.m.-11:30a.m. Monday through Thursday and can be taken alone or combined with Recreation Camp. It is open to students entering grades 2-8. It can be taken alone or combined with Recreation Camp. 773-881-6700
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Kid's Camp - Sweetwater, TX
Calling all older kiddos. This is open to the public, for ages 7-11. Cost is $30 each July 13-16 11-12:30
Camp Luther Teen Weekend - Anchorage, AK
Teen Celtic Camp - Boulder Creek, CA
Ages 13-18, $640 early bird registration. Spend all day playing music in the redwoods, and have a great time singing, dancing, watching Song of the Sea in the meadow, sessioning and improv-ing every night! Before dinner in the late afternoon the pool is open as well as the volleyball court, ping pong table, basket ball and tether ball. Program includes all meals and boarding. Bring bedding, clothes (including swimsuit and jacket), towel, toiletries, bug repellant, sunscreen, your instrument, and music stand. Costumes may be useful, as well as other fun things for the pool and ceilidh as long as they are safe and legal. Theme: Celtic Luau? For players of fiddle, flute, pennywhistle, recorder, oboe, bassoon, harp, guitar, mandolin, banjo, dulcimer, accordion, percussion and cello. Other activities include crafts, campfire, and bamboo flute making.
Hinsdale Youth Winter Retreat - Oxford, WI
Cost:$50 Forms and Money Due by Sabbath, January 9, 2016 List to Sign up is on the board by the chapel Pick up forms at Resource Library at Church in Your Sabbath School or contact Pastor Parker
Hanford Falcons Youth (K-6) Wrestling Camp - Richland, WA
Youth Wrestling Camp Put on by Hanford High School. There will be local college wrestlers that will be clinicians throughout the camp. We will also be working on bringing in some guest from around the PNW that have done a great deal in and for the sport of wrestling. For questions contact Coach Duncan 509-981-7009 [email protected]
Kid's Camp - Sweetwater, TX
Calling all older kiddos. This is open to the public, for ages 7-11. Cost is $30 each July 13-16 11-12:30
Camp Luther Teen Weekend - Anchorage, AK
Teen Celtic Camp - Boulder Creek, CA
Ages 13-18, $640 early bird registration. Spend all day playing music in the redwoods, and have a great time singing, dancing, watching Song of the Sea in the meadow, sessioning and improv-ing every night! Before dinner in the late afternoon the pool is open as well as the volleyball court, ping pong table, basket ball and tether ball. Program includes all meals and boarding. Bring bedding, clothes (including swimsuit and jacket), towel, toiletries, bug repellant, sunscreen, your instrument, and music stand. Costumes may be useful, as well as other fun things for the pool and ceilidh as long as they are safe and legal. Theme: Celtic Luau? For players of fiddle, flute, pennywhistle, recorder, oboe, bassoon, harp, guitar, mandolin, banjo, dulcimer, accordion, percussion and cello. Other activities include crafts, campfire, and bamboo flute making.
Hinsdale Youth Winter Retreat - Oxford, WI
Cost:$50 Forms and Money Due by Sabbath, January 9, 2016 List to Sign up is on the board by the chapel Pick up forms at Resource Library at Church in Your Sabbath School or contact Pastor Parker
Hanford Falcons Youth (K-6) Wrestling Camp - Richland, WA
Youth Wrestling Camp Put on by Hanford High School. There will be local college wrestlers that will be clinicians throughout the camp. We will also be working on bringing in some guest from around the PNW that have done a great deal in and for the sport of wrestling. For questions contact Coach Duncan 509-981-7009 [email protected]
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Preschool Aquatics 10 am: Session 2 - Salisbury University Maggs Pool
Instruction to aid children in becoming comfortable in the water. Skills taught through games, song and fun include rhythmic breathing, prone float and glide, back float and glide, flutter kick, turning over, changing direction and basic safety principles. Parental participation required for children under 3, optional for 3 to 5 year olds. (410) 543-6357
Mid-High Camp Commuter - Univ. of Oklahoma Campus
The Mid-High Camp is a 2-day camp that will feature intense drills and practices for campers entering 7th-9th Grade in Fall 2016. Camp instruction will be provided by the OU Football Coaching Staff along with select current Sooner players. This camp will help improve your campers skills while they experience the Sooner Championship tradition alongside our elite coaches and athletes! PLEASE NOTE: Meals and lodging are not provided for Commuter Campers. Campers must be picked up and dropped off by an authorized adult for EACH practice session. Commuters will not be permitted to stay in the dorms or be unsupervised on campus between practice sessions. Please visit our website www.BobStoopsFootballCamp.com for more information. 405-535-5745
Robotics-Maker Station - Amador Elementary School
ROBOTICS Explore and build with Lego WeDo 2.0 robots. Students will build robots using the new Lego WeDo 2.0 system. Students will learn to assemble and program the robots to learn the basic concepts of programming. Once students have shown mastery of the system basics they will be allowed follow their own path as they investigate increasingly complex modules. Modules may include: Sorting to Recycle: Design a device that uses the physical properties of objects, including their shape and size, to sort them. Robust Structures: Investigate the characteristics that make a building earthquake resistant, using an earthquake simulator constructed from LEGO® bricks. MAKER STATION Learn how to build a catapult from common household materials and use the Engineering Design Process to improve your design. Prototype a foam rocket toy and experiment with the design to fly longer and farther. Build balloon powered rocket cars to race against your classmates. Students will be building with common household materials and applying the Engineering Design Process to their work. Students will be able to take home the items that they build during class. 9258282551 x5431
Cheer Basics - Summit School
Summit Recreational Gymnastics Program Fun and non-competitive Open to students from any school Classes have enrollment limits Cheer Basics (new time as of 1/13) 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Graders, Thursdays, 5:30-6:30 pm, $220 Girls- The basics of cheerleading- No experience necessary March 3, 10, 17, 24, April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12 Demo for family and friends- May 12 (336) 722-2777
Kids Tap Ages 5-8 - Ovation Dance Studio
Tap- The focus of this class is to develop skills in tap. This class will help develop rhythm, co-ordination and advanced motor skills. 2089690601.0
Preschool Aquatics 10 am: Session 2 - Salisbury University Maggs Pool
Instruction to aid children in becoming comfortable in the water. Skills taught through games, song and fun include rhythmic breathing, prone float and glide, back float and glide, flutter kick, turning over, changing direction and basic safety principles. Parental participation required for children under 3, optional for 3 to 5 year olds. (410) 543-6357
Mid-High Camp Commuter - Univ. of Oklahoma Campus
The Mid-High Camp is a 2-day camp that will feature intense drills and practices for campers entering 7th-9th Grade in Fall 2016. Camp instruction will be provided by the OU Football Coaching Staff along with select current Sooner players. This camp will help improve your campers skills while they experience the Sooner Championship tradition alongside our elite coaches and athletes! PLEASE NOTE: Meals and lodging are not provided for Commuter Campers. Campers must be picked up and dropped off by an authorized adult for EACH practice session. Commuters will not be permitted to stay in the dorms or be unsupervised on campus between practice sessions. Please visit our website www.BobStoopsFootballCamp.com for more information. 405-535-5745
Robotics-Maker Station - Amador Elementary School
ROBOTICS Explore and build with Lego WeDo 2.0 robots. Students will build robots using the new Lego WeDo 2.0 system. Students will learn to assemble and program the robots to learn the basic concepts of programming. Once students have shown mastery of the system basics they will be allowed follow their own path as they investigate increasingly complex modules. Modules may include: Sorting to Recycle: Design a device that uses the physical properties of objects, including their shape and size, to sort them. Robust Structures: Investigate the characteristics that make a building earthquake resistant, using an earthquake simulator constructed from LEGO® bricks. MAKER STATION Learn how to build a catapult from common household materials and use the Engineering Design Process to improve your design. Prototype a foam rocket toy and experiment with the design to fly longer and farther. Build balloon powered rocket cars to race against your classmates. Students will be building with common household materials and applying the Engineering Design Process to their work. Students will be able to take home the items that they build during class. 9258282551 x5431
Cheer Basics - Summit School
Summit Recreational Gymnastics Program Fun and non-competitive Open to students from any school Classes have enrollment limits Cheer Basics (new time as of 1/13) 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Graders, Thursdays, 5:30-6:30 pm, $220 Girls- The basics of cheerleading- No experience necessary March 3, 10, 17, 24, April 7, 14, 21, 28, May 5, 12 Demo for family and friends- May 12 (336) 722-2777
Kids Tap Ages 5-8 - Ovation Dance Studio
Tap- The focus of this class is to develop skills in tap. This class will help develop rhythm, co-ordination and advanced motor skills. 2089690601.0