Summer Camps in Clear Lake, WI

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Club Genius March 29 - Hammack Activity Center
Club Genius Spring Break Camp. Meal will be provided at 3pm M-F. Please provide your child a breakfast and additional lunch and snack as needed. Thanks! 661-951-1013

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Clear Lake, WI Summer Camps

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Teen North African Music, Dance and Culture Camp - Nampa, ID
Travel to Northern Africa and the Middle-East, without the motion sickness or expensive flight. Learn about the music, dance and culture of the area of the world where Africa meets the Orient. It's a whole new world of music and dance! If you only have a Western Music Education, you are missing out on over three fourths of the world's music! Students will attend from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm on Tuesday and Thursday, August 4th and 6th. Besides learning dance moves, students will make percussive instruments and learn to play several N. African Rhythms. Students will learn about the music and culture of this area of the world through music, dance, video, food and art. On Saturday, August 8th, students will have the opportunity to join 1 World Dance in a performance!

2016 Dorman Youth Football Camp - Roebuck, SC
The Dorman summer football camp is a non-contact camp designed to teach the fundamentals of the game of football to rising 2nd - 8th graders. The entire Dorman varsity football coaching staff, as well as all of our middle school coaches, will be instructing players in every facet of the game, including many of the same drills done by the Varsity Cavaliers. • Camp begins Monday, June 6th at 8:00am. Registration will begin at 7:30 each morning. Camp runs 8:00am-12:00pm daily • Camp dates are June 6th through June 9th • PRE-REGISTERED CAMPERS RECEIVE A $10 DISCOUNT Pre-registration cost is $80.00 (Before May 20, 2016) After May 20, Registration is $90.00 (including on day of camp) Camp registration includes: instruction, t-shirt, daily food items including breakfast and lunch, camp photo, certificate, bag, etc. • Rising 6th, 7th & 8th graders will choose one offensive and one defensive position to work throughout the week. This will allow each player to receive more instruction on the positions he will likely play in Middle School • Rising 2nd-5th graders will be instructed on the fundamentals at every position throughout the camp -Camp games will be played daily What to bring:...

“Falling in Love with the Lord” - Pinnacle, NC
A close look at the person and work of Jesus—because to known Him is to love Him! Some good, hard thinking about what that means to you in your daily Bible time…relationships with Christian brothers and sisters…testimony to the lost… That’s what this conference will be getting at, with seven teaching sessions, four intensive small-group breakouts, and some time to hang out with other serious Christians. It’s a new kind of conference for people 18-30±, who are ready to get serious. Speakers: Alan Gamble—Glasgow, Scotland Michael Donahue—Starkville, Mississippi Breakout sessions: Moderated by David Nicholson—Starkville, Mississippi

Outdoor Youth Day - West Palm Beach, FL
(FSCA) Florida Sportsmen's Conservation Association 16th Annual Outdoor Youth Day Our Annual event is scheduled for February 6,2016 at the Everglades Youth Camp in J W Corbett WMA. We are expecting over 1,500 children of all ages to come and enjoy various activities. In an effort to reduce the increasing decline of our children's interest in the outdoors, FSCA has created an Outdoor Youth Day. Outdoor Youth Day is a Program specifically designed to educate children to many different recreational activities available in our natural areas but munch more importantly have some fun outdoors. This is the 16th Annual Outdoor Youth Day event and It’s FSCA biggest day of the year. Youth Day has buggy rides, canoeing, pony rides, airboat rides and displayed, archery, gun range instruction, fishing and wildlife shows to reach kids of all ages and show them the benefits of being outdoors instead of in front of a TV. Last years annual event had over 1,200 participants that came and over 150 volunteers that worked the whole day. Please call Caroll at 561 795-1375 for more information.

Summer Camp Music Festival - Chillicothe, IL
We are happy to announce we will be teaming up with Summer Camp Music Festival to host an ‘Art That Feeds’ Food Drive in Chillicothe, Illinois from May 22-24, 2015. All food donations will benefit the East Peoria Area Food Bank in Peoria, Illinois. One of our very talented artist is creating a Summer Camp event poster, which will be FREE to patrons who donate 20 non-perishable food items or a suggested monetary donation. Food donations will be collected at the Conscious Alliance ‘Art That Feeds’ Gallery, which will be depicted on the Summer Camp Festival guide and map. Conscious Alliance always encourages food donations to be low-sodium and health oriented products. ORGANIC food donations are especially encouraged. RAMEN NOODLES will NOT be accepted for the free poster. Thank you for your continued support in feeding the hungry everywhere the music plays!

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Super Gold Medal Camp - Ramada Inn State College
Grades7-12. This intensive learning and training camp entails a unique blend of comprehensive technical instruction and structured drill sessions with lots of live wrestling. You will learn how to develop the mental toughness and confidence that you need to excel at the highest levels of competition. You will come to understand the technique, concentration, intensity, and commitment required to become a Champion. 814-466-3466

Acorn Camps - Acorn Camps
ACORN CAMPS IS A DAY CAMP FOR GIRLS AND BOYS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 4 AND 15. The focus of Acorn Camps is making sure children have the time of their lives. Acorn Camps is a much needed break from the academic year where creativity, adventure, thrills, smiles and plain old good times are the priority. Acorn Camps activities provide children with the opportunities and experiences to develop the necessary skills to face challenges, build character, foster independence , and to try new things in a fun and safe environment.A variety of programs offered: boating, group games, arts and crafts, adventure programming, primitive skill programs, science, legos, group challenge activities and initiatives, zip line, giant swing, gaga ball, and camp songs. The philosophy of our quality program is to provide a safe, challenging and fun camp experience for your children. Our non-competitive, family environment provides a sense of security where children can meet personal challenges and receive recognition for their achievements and participation. 860-619-8010

Preschool Basketball Camp - Ages 3-5 - Wines Elementary
Ages 3-5 All about the basics! Campers will learn everything from the naming the lines on the court to the proper dribbling, shooting and defensive stance. Improving motor skills and overall physical fitness is the focus of the camp. The coaches will provide a comfortable, pressure-free environment while learning the fundamentals of basketball with an emphasis fun! Coaches : One on One Sports Training staff. Monday - Friday ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Youth Instructional Sports LOCATION WINES GYM at Wines Elementary INSTRUCTOR One On One Sports Training

Summer Camp Week 5 Ages 8-12 - First Free Church
CAMP DETAILS Musical Theater: Featuring Songs from Joseph Is your summer in need of ‘a crash of drums and a flash of light? Join us as we explore the hit musical Joseph and his coat of many colors! Students will work on movement and music as well as playing fun drama games and learning to work as an ensemble. Learn songs from this classic musical and devise your own scenes based on this great story of dreaming big dreams! Joseph GO GO GO! 773-944-9146

Paddling Camp - OFFSITE
This camp will explore the inner harbor of Redwood City, while learning the basics of water safety, kayaking, outrigger paddling, and stand up paddling (SUP). Each day participants and their instructors will paddle to a different destination around the Harbor learning about the conservation and ecology of Redwood City, while having fun paddling. On Friday, campers will enjoy Kayak and Standup Paddle Board Relay Races. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Price includes Camp T-shirt, goodies and a certificate with group photo. Please bring water resistant sunblock, shorts, windbreaker, towel, and a change of clothes. Water shoes (Aqua Socks/Teva) are recommended. Life jackets will be provided. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (Age 5-17) LOCATION BIAC, 1450 Maple Street, RWC INSTRUCTOR Bair Island Aquatic Center ,