Summer Camps in Cherokee, KS
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Gymnastics Camp Session 3 - City of Smyrna Parks and Recreation Department
Children will enjoy learning tumbling skills, arts and crafts activities, games and more. Children are provided a snack each day, but must bring a sack lunch as well. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Participants must have completed Kindergarten. Bring lunch everyday. ACTIVITY CATEGORY Fitness INSTRUCTOR Rita Matazinsky Julia Arenas
Children will enjoy learning tumbling skills, arts and crafts activities, games and more. Children are provided a snack each day, but must bring a sack lunch as well. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Participants must have completed Kindergarten. Bring lunch everyday. ACTIVITY CATEGORY Fitness INSTRUCTOR Rita Matazinsky Julia Arenas
Latest Review for Hale Reservation Day Camp
Hale Day Camp
my children have been going to Hale Day Camp for the past 10 years and loved it so much they ask to go back each year. For parents that work, it is a economic solution to keep their children safe, while being engaged in daily sports and games. Additional benefits include the convenient bus pick up & drop off times, daily activities focused on learning and physical activity, and friendships made with children from surrounding communities. My family & I strongly recommend... Read More...
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Youth Summer Fun Camp 2016 - Lilburn, GA
Youth Summer Fun Camp 2016! Sign your kids up for this overnight summer camp so they can engage in all the hands-on activities that include Hawan and Yoga, Outdoor Fun and Games, Music and Talent Show, Arts and Crafts, Vedic Culture and Tradition! Check out last year’s 2015 Youth Summer Fun Camp Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwNgO-762fg -------------------------- Camp Details: -------------------------- Eligible Participants: Youth from age 6 to 21 years old Start Date: Thursday, June 23rd at 7PM End Date: Sunday, June 26th at 1PM Location: Greater Atlanta Vedic Temple Address: 492 Harmony Grove Road, Lilburn, GA 30047 -------------------------- Registration: -------------------------- Online Registration Form: http://goo.gl/forms/aKz9Z1mpRv Early Bird Special: $100 per child (Ends Sunday, June 5th) Late Registration Fee: $150 per child (Starts Monday, June 6th) Note: No Parent/Guardian will be charged for a “Cancellation Fee” if a child is unable to attend. And all profits will go to the support of the Greater Atlanta Vedic Temple, as well as the Atlanta Community and Cultural Center. -------------------------- FAQs? -------------------------- Q: When and how should I pay for the registration cost? A: Parents/Guardians must pay when they drop off their child. Cash or check form will be accepted, with checks made payable to “Greater Atlanta Vedic Temple.” Q: What if my child has a certain condition or special requirement? A: On the registration form, you can address any...
RESET - A Retreat for Adults Who Work with Youth - Port Murray, NJ
RESET 2016 is for all adults who work with young people - especially those in congregational settings: Volunteer Youth Workers Clergy Youth Ministry Staff Parents Congregational Elected Leaders Synod & Diocese Leaders Seminary Students & Faculty Our leaders will be Terri Elton (Luther Seminary) & Lisa Kimball (Virginia Theological Seminary). The emphases of this retreat are: • Confirmation/Middle School Ministries as catalyst for vibrant Faith Formation throughout the entire congregation. • Strengthening collaboration and community among adults in the church who care about young people.
Kid's Summer Camp - Great Falls, MT
The Maclean Animal Adoption Center will feature Kid's Summer Camp this summer at the Center. There wil be 6 1-week courses available for children entering grades 1-6. Session 1- Animal Care and Understanding- Grades 1-3 June 27-July 1 Session 2- Animal Care and Understanding- Grades 4-6 July 11-July 15 Session 3- Animals in Our Community- Grades 1-3 July 18-July 22 Session 4- Animals in Our Community- Grades 4-6 July 25-July 29 Session 5- Animals & Art- Grades 1-3 August 1-August 5 Session 6- Animals & Art- Grades 4-6 August 8- August 12 The cost is $225/child. All classes will begin at 9:00 a.m. and end at 3:00 p.m. Extended care is available for $3 an hour from 8-9 a.m. and 3-5 p.m. To register, please visit our website www.macleananimaladoptioncetner.org or call us at 727-7387.
CCM Camping Trip! - Dahlonega, GA
More details coming soon!
"YOUTH AGAINST DRUGS" CAMPAIGN FUNDRAISER - Rio Grande, OH
TO HELP RAISE MONEY FOR OUR "YOUNG AGAINST DRUGS CAMPAIGN. .building C
Youth Summer Fun Camp 2016 - Lilburn, GA
Youth Summer Fun Camp 2016! Sign your kids up for this overnight summer camp so they can engage in all the hands-on activities that include Hawan and Yoga, Outdoor Fun and Games, Music and Talent Show, Arts and Crafts, Vedic Culture and Tradition! Check out last year’s 2015 Youth Summer Fun Camp Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xwNgO-762fg -------------------------- Camp Details: -------------------------- Eligible Participants: Youth from age 6 to 21 years old Start Date: Thursday, June 23rd at 7PM End Date: Sunday, June 26th at 1PM Location: Greater Atlanta Vedic Temple Address: 492 Harmony Grove Road, Lilburn, GA 30047 -------------------------- Registration: -------------------------- Online Registration Form: http://goo.gl/forms/aKz9Z1mpRv Early Bird Special: $100 per child (Ends Sunday, June 5th) Late Registration Fee: $150 per child (Starts Monday, June 6th) Note: No Parent/Guardian will be charged for a “Cancellation Fee” if a child is unable to attend. And all profits will go to the support of the Greater Atlanta Vedic Temple, as well as the Atlanta Community and Cultural Center. -------------------------- FAQs? -------------------------- Q: When and how should I pay for the registration cost? A: Parents/Guardians must pay when they drop off their child. Cash or check form will be accepted, with checks made payable to “Greater Atlanta Vedic Temple.” Q: What if my child has a certain condition or special requirement? A: On the registration form, you can address any...
RESET - A Retreat for Adults Who Work with Youth - Port Murray, NJ
RESET 2016 is for all adults who work with young people - especially those in congregational settings: Volunteer Youth Workers Clergy Youth Ministry Staff Parents Congregational Elected Leaders Synod & Diocese Leaders Seminary Students & Faculty Our leaders will be Terri Elton (Luther Seminary) & Lisa Kimball (Virginia Theological Seminary). The emphases of this retreat are: • Confirmation/Middle School Ministries as catalyst for vibrant Faith Formation throughout the entire congregation. • Strengthening collaboration and community among adults in the church who care about young people.
Kid's Summer Camp - Great Falls, MT
The Maclean Animal Adoption Center will feature Kid's Summer Camp this summer at the Center. There wil be 6 1-week courses available for children entering grades 1-6. Session 1- Animal Care and Understanding- Grades 1-3 June 27-July 1 Session 2- Animal Care and Understanding- Grades 4-6 July 11-July 15 Session 3- Animals in Our Community- Grades 1-3 July 18-July 22 Session 4- Animals in Our Community- Grades 4-6 July 25-July 29 Session 5- Animals & Art- Grades 1-3 August 1-August 5 Session 6- Animals & Art- Grades 4-6 August 8- August 12 The cost is $225/child. All classes will begin at 9:00 a.m. and end at 3:00 p.m. Extended care is available for $3 an hour from 8-9 a.m. and 3-5 p.m. To register, please visit our website www.macleananimaladoptioncetner.org or call us at 727-7387.
CCM Camping Trip! - Dahlonega, GA
More details coming soon!
"YOUTH AGAINST DRUGS" CAMPAIGN FUNDRAISER - Rio Grande, OH
TO HELP RAISE MONEY FOR OUR "YOUNG AGAINST DRUGS CAMPAIGN. .building C
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Week Session: Robotics I - Pasitos School - Central
Girls and boys will enjoy the projects which incorporate STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) and Tinkering (learning by doing). Graduates of Kindergarten - 5th grade are welcome! Camp will be divided into groups of 8 children with one teacher. Topics of the camp: ● Robotics ● Programming ● Tinkering ● STEAM ● Team Work ● Leadership ● Entrepreneurship Learning objectives: ● Basic concepts of programming : events, commands, sequences of commands ● Basic Concepts of mechanics: simple machines, gears, pulleys, levers ● Intermediate concepts of programming; Program flow model, simple sensors (wait for) behaviors, decision making structures ● Real world solutions and engineering practices like: building solutions to real world problems, problem solving strategies, team work, and leadership Join us for week 2 for Robotics II. Both weeks with our award winning Robotics Guest Speaker and owner of LIKS.co! 408-510-0727
Kaleidoscope Mixed Media ~ Class for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities - Art Unleashed!
OF CLASS Students will experiment with a variety of materials, including paper, paints, fabric, plaster, wire and more. Artwork will range from realistic to abstract, as the focus will be on learning how to work with the variety of material presented. 314-628-1024
Discovery Camp FOUR: Intro to Disco (Boys) - Keystone Science School Campus
Introduction to Discovery Camp: The Wild World Introduction to Discovery Camp is a shorter, scaled-down version of a traditional week-long Discovery Camp session. This allows children to build confidence and independence while developing an appreciation of the natural world through science education, exploration, and the traditional fun of summer camp. Note: This session is a 4-day introduction camp (Tuesday-Friday) and does not feature adventure days or wilderness camping, but weather permitting there will be a challenge hike and an on-site camping experience. There is also no Counselor Assistant Program for this session Curriculum Features: Animal behaviors, zoology 970-455-4228
Summer Session 2: Where Dinosaurs Roam: A Prehistoric Kingdom - KidsArts
This week is a TIME WARP! We will go back in time and reconstruct dinosaurs, unearth fossils, and walk like a Archaeopteryx. 617-524-0818
Arroyo Seco Camp Group B 3rd week Jun 27 - Jul 1 - City of Pasadena
This activity may not be registered for individually because it is part of a package.The Arroyo Seco Adventure Camp offers opportunities to learn about our local, natural resources in a fun and exciting way. Now in its third year, this innovative camp pairs environmental education with traditional camp activities. Based in Brookside Park with regular activities in the lower Arroyo, this is an outdoor camp. The first week of camp focuses on origins of the Arroyo Seco and the geological events that created this amazing space. Other weeks focus on plants of the Arroyo, local animals and myths, protecting and exploring nature and survival skills. Conservation specialisits lead daily nature walks and instruct on conservation of environmental resources, native plants and local wildlife. Other activities include casting pond fly-fishing, archery, horseback riding, hiking, environmental education lessons, swimming, art and group games. Campers go on a weekly environmental themed field trip. In previous years, trips included kayaking, nature centers and local farms. Staff ratio is 1 to 10. This camp is a great fit for campers ages eight to twelve who are interested in nature and are called to explore different kinds of recreation. Campers are grouped by age,...
Week Session: Robotics I - Pasitos School - Central
Girls and boys will enjoy the projects which incorporate STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) and Tinkering (learning by doing). Graduates of Kindergarten - 5th grade are welcome! Camp will be divided into groups of 8 children with one teacher. Topics of the camp: ● Robotics ● Programming ● Tinkering ● STEAM ● Team Work ● Leadership ● Entrepreneurship Learning objectives: ● Basic concepts of programming : events, commands, sequences of commands ● Basic Concepts of mechanics: simple machines, gears, pulleys, levers ● Intermediate concepts of programming; Program flow model, simple sensors (wait for) behaviors, decision making structures ● Real world solutions and engineering practices like: building solutions to real world problems, problem solving strategies, team work, and leadership Join us for week 2 for Robotics II. Both weeks with our award winning Robotics Guest Speaker and owner of LIKS.co! 408-510-0727
Kaleidoscope Mixed Media ~ Class for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities - Art Unleashed!
OF CLASS Students will experiment with a variety of materials, including paper, paints, fabric, plaster, wire and more. Artwork will range from realistic to abstract, as the focus will be on learning how to work with the variety of material presented. 314-628-1024
Discovery Camp FOUR: Intro to Disco (Boys) - Keystone Science School Campus
Introduction to Discovery Camp: The Wild World Introduction to Discovery Camp is a shorter, scaled-down version of a traditional week-long Discovery Camp session. This allows children to build confidence and independence while developing an appreciation of the natural world through science education, exploration, and the traditional fun of summer camp. Note: This session is a 4-day introduction camp (Tuesday-Friday) and does not feature adventure days or wilderness camping, but weather permitting there will be a challenge hike and an on-site camping experience. There is also no Counselor Assistant Program for this session Curriculum Features: Animal behaviors, zoology 970-455-4228
Summer Session 2: Where Dinosaurs Roam: A Prehistoric Kingdom - KidsArts
This week is a TIME WARP! We will go back in time and reconstruct dinosaurs, unearth fossils, and walk like a Archaeopteryx. 617-524-0818
Arroyo Seco Camp Group B 3rd week Jun 27 - Jul 1 - City of Pasadena
This activity may not be registered for individually because it is part of a package.The Arroyo Seco Adventure Camp offers opportunities to learn about our local, natural resources in a fun and exciting way. Now in its third year, this innovative camp pairs environmental education with traditional camp activities. Based in Brookside Park with regular activities in the lower Arroyo, this is an outdoor camp. The first week of camp focuses on origins of the Arroyo Seco and the geological events that created this amazing space. Other weeks focus on plants of the Arroyo, local animals and myths, protecting and exploring nature and survival skills. Conservation specialisits lead daily nature walks and instruct on conservation of environmental resources, native plants and local wildlife. Other activities include casting pond fly-fishing, archery, horseback riding, hiking, environmental education lessons, swimming, art and group games. Campers go on a weekly environmental themed field trip. In previous years, trips included kayaking, nature centers and local farms. Staff ratio is 1 to 10. This camp is a great fit for campers ages eight to twelve who are interested in nature and are called to explore different kinds of recreation. Campers are grouped by age,...