Summer Camps in Cumberland, IA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: The Eagles Eye - Kids Newspaper (Grades 2 -5) - Ethical Culture
Employ the basic tools of journalism to publish a newspaper. Go on trips to research stories. Write articles, conduct interviews, and take pictures. Create comics and puzzles. Get tips from professional consultants. Publish and distribute newspaper to our communities. 212-712-6230
Employ the basic tools of journalism to publish a newspaper. Go on trips to research stories. Write articles, conduct interviews, and take pictures. Create comics and puzzles. Get tips from professional consultants. Publish and distribute newspaper to our communities. 212-712-6230
Latest Review for YMCA Camp Widjiwagan
Subpar camp
Would be an ok camp if you want your child hiking trails covered in trash & broken bottles. From one year to the next, the Y staff does nothing to clean up trash, fallen trees, glass. Last year a horse died on camp property. For what you pay to send your child to Camp Wijiwagan, I say just take them to the dump for a hike.... Read More...
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Teen Campfire and Glow Frisbe - Moss, ID
Winter Wonderland Kid's Camp - Plantation, FL
Winter Wonderland Kid’s Camp Ages 5 - 11 A fun-filled 8 day holiday camp. Planned activities include a field trip, special guest, arts & crafts, supervised games and much more. Children should bring a non-perishable lunch and drink. Extra drinks available for purchase. Plantation Central Park 9151 NW 2nd Street December 27, 28, 29, 30 & January 3, 4, 5, 6 Camp will be closed on December 26th and January 2nd Program hours: 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Structured activities: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 Week - $125/Residents 2 Weeks - $210/Residents 1 Week - $175/Non-Residents 2 Weeks - $260/Non-Residents *Proof of residency is required. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Register in person at Central Park Multi-purpose Building. For more information call 954-452-2510.
PCC Teen Extreme Summer Camp - Pensacola Christian College
AXIOS Teens are going to Pensacola Christian College for the Teen Extreme Summer Camp. ! -- Cost $200 per teen -- Teens will leave July 12, 2015 and return July 18, 2015 -- Teens in Grade 7 - 12 (Including Graduated Seniors) ---- No Exceptions
Summer Campout - Danville, IA
Leaving Friday at 1:00 (optional late leave for those attending Camp Snoopy Day Camp) and returning Sunday at 2:00 from Steele School. Staying wherever. We've reserved the whole camp. $15 per girl due to Heather Dale by Sunday, June 1.
Thanksgiving Week Teen Event - New York, NY
We'll be sharing hot chocolate and tea with families out viewing the Thanksgiving Parade Baloons on Wednesday night and then helping assemble Thanksgiving dinners early Thanksgiving morning. You'll be able to get home in time for family Thanksgiving dinner.
Teen Campfire and Glow Frisbe - Moss, ID
Winter Wonderland Kid's Camp - Plantation, FL
Winter Wonderland Kid’s Camp Ages 5 - 11 A fun-filled 8 day holiday camp. Planned activities include a field trip, special guest, arts & crafts, supervised games and much more. Children should bring a non-perishable lunch and drink. Extra drinks available for purchase. Plantation Central Park 9151 NW 2nd Street December 27, 28, 29, 30 & January 3, 4, 5, 6 Camp will be closed on December 26th and January 2nd Program hours: 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Structured activities: 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 1 Week - $125/Residents 2 Weeks - $210/Residents 1 Week - $175/Non-Residents 2 Weeks - $260/Non-Residents *Proof of residency is required. Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Register in person at Central Park Multi-purpose Building. For more information call 954-452-2510.
PCC Teen Extreme Summer Camp - Pensacola Christian College
AXIOS Teens are going to Pensacola Christian College for the Teen Extreme Summer Camp. ! -- Cost $200 per teen -- Teens will leave July 12, 2015 and return July 18, 2015 -- Teens in Grade 7 - 12 (Including Graduated Seniors) ---- No Exceptions
Summer Campout - Danville, IA
Leaving Friday at 1:00 (optional late leave for those attending Camp Snoopy Day Camp) and returning Sunday at 2:00 from Steele School. Staying wherever. We've reserved the whole camp. $15 per girl due to Heather Dale by Sunday, June 1.
Thanksgiving Week Teen Event - New York, NY
We'll be sharing hot chocolate and tea with families out viewing the Thanksgiving Parade Baloons on Wednesday night and then helping assemble Thanksgiving dinners early Thanksgiving morning. You'll be able to get home in time for family Thanksgiving dinner.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Camp Comedy - Trinity Presbyterian Church
Comedy Smorgasbord, Friday, August 5th at 7:30pm Make ‘em laugh! Improvise outlandish stories and characters, don ridiculous outfits, perform standup, sketch, silent movies, movie musicals, and more! The staff will lead the live hilarity; teen cineastes direct you in original movies. Check out our past silent comedies and movie musicals at youtube.com/etconfilm. It all culminates in our Performance and Screening, the Comedy Smorgasbord, Friday, August 5th at 7:30pm. 703-271-0222
Week 3 - XTreme Martial Arts - David Vincent Martial Arts Studio
One of our most popular weeks of summer camp! Each day we focus on a different Martial Arts weapon - Nunchucks, Bo Staffs, Swords, Escrima Sticks, and Tonfas. Our camp lessons build fitness, coordination, and focus, skills that will help your child in Martial Arts and any other sport they participate in. 225-766-5181
Digital Music Composition - The Evergreen School
A class which combines technology and music. Students will explore music creation with PC computer technology. Lessons include learning audio looping, generating digital sounds from scratch, voice recording, mixing tracks together, and much more. Students will be able to experiment with programs such as Magix Music Maker and Sony Acid Music Studio (both similar to Apples Garage Band). The class week ends where each child has created their own CD, or individual mp3s, to bring home and share with friends and family. 206-957-1533
On Stage: Footlight Camp - Matilda - Takoma Park Community Center
In On Stage: Footlights, everyone shines! Our camp is designed to allow students the opportunity to dive into performance and design/construction aspects of theatre by working on an abridged production. This year, students will perform 2-3 musical numbers from the Broadway hit, Matilda , based on Roald Dahls beloved book. All songs will be performed as a group, and everyone will get a chance to be Matilda! Well start each day with physical, vocal, imagination & focus building warm-ups. Heres what well be doing: * creating & developing characters * learning music/songs * blocking/choreographing musical numbers * playing drama games * getting to know the theatre space and theatre terminology * set design and construction * working with props and costumes Our goal is to have every student on stage, every student engaged in the creative process, every student proud of their work. Fridays camp hours are extended to 3pm because Footlights students will join the Spotlight campers for final rehearsals and performance on Friday, July 15! Please note, the emphasis is on process, not product, though we havent disappointed audiences yet! $35 materials fee helps to cover...
1st Session - Crochet / Knitting/ Paper Folding - YSCP
Instructor: Ms. Anamaria Here is the summary for the club. Below it is the summary for me: Crochet/Knitting and Paper folding In this club we focus on learning basic crochet or knitting techniques. This includes learning how to read charts. Students choose between knitting or crochet to start. They have option of learning the other later. Squares are the main building blocks for all of the projects. Projects will be up to the students to choose. They range from a scarf, book cover to a basic shirt. There will also be small non-square projects like mustaches, flowers and balls. Focusing on squares gives participants a quick project that can easily be completed during club time after the first few sessions. It also allows for lots of color without having to change or join yarn. Small projects like these can easily be done anywhere. The possibilities are endless for completed projects. A completed scarf can easily become a blanket later on if they want with the simple addition of more squares. If time allows later in the semester and there is interest from the students, more stitches will be taught. For those wanting a break from crochet or knitting there will... 8142379727.0
Camp Comedy - Trinity Presbyterian Church
Comedy Smorgasbord, Friday, August 5th at 7:30pm Make ‘em laugh! Improvise outlandish stories and characters, don ridiculous outfits, perform standup, sketch, silent movies, movie musicals, and more! The staff will lead the live hilarity; teen cineastes direct you in original movies. Check out our past silent comedies and movie musicals at youtube.com/etconfilm. It all culminates in our Performance and Screening, the Comedy Smorgasbord, Friday, August 5th at 7:30pm. 703-271-0222
Week 3 - XTreme Martial Arts - David Vincent Martial Arts Studio
One of our most popular weeks of summer camp! Each day we focus on a different Martial Arts weapon - Nunchucks, Bo Staffs, Swords, Escrima Sticks, and Tonfas. Our camp lessons build fitness, coordination, and focus, skills that will help your child in Martial Arts and any other sport they participate in. 225-766-5181
Digital Music Composition - The Evergreen School
A class which combines technology and music. Students will explore music creation with PC computer technology. Lessons include learning audio looping, generating digital sounds from scratch, voice recording, mixing tracks together, and much more. Students will be able to experiment with programs such as Magix Music Maker and Sony Acid Music Studio (both similar to Apples Garage Band). The class week ends where each child has created their own CD, or individual mp3s, to bring home and share with friends and family. 206-957-1533
On Stage: Footlight Camp - Matilda - Takoma Park Community Center
In On Stage: Footlights, everyone shines! Our camp is designed to allow students the opportunity to dive into performance and design/construction aspects of theatre by working on an abridged production. This year, students will perform 2-3 musical numbers from the Broadway hit, Matilda , based on Roald Dahls beloved book. All songs will be performed as a group, and everyone will get a chance to be Matilda! Well start each day with physical, vocal, imagination & focus building warm-ups. Heres what well be doing: * creating & developing characters * learning music/songs * blocking/choreographing musical numbers * playing drama games * getting to know the theatre space and theatre terminology * set design and construction * working with props and costumes Our goal is to have every student on stage, every student engaged in the creative process, every student proud of their work. Fridays camp hours are extended to 3pm because Footlights students will join the Spotlight campers for final rehearsals and performance on Friday, July 15! Please note, the emphasis is on process, not product, though we havent disappointed audiences yet! $35 materials fee helps to cover...
1st Session - Crochet / Knitting/ Paper Folding - YSCP
Instructor: Ms. Anamaria Here is the summary for the club. Below it is the summary for me: Crochet/Knitting and Paper folding In this club we focus on learning basic crochet or knitting techniques. This includes learning how to read charts. Students choose between knitting or crochet to start. They have option of learning the other later. Squares are the main building blocks for all of the projects. Projects will be up to the students to choose. They range from a scarf, book cover to a basic shirt. There will also be small non-square projects like mustaches, flowers and balls. Focusing on squares gives participants a quick project that can easily be completed during club time after the first few sessions. It also allows for lots of color without having to change or join yarn. Small projects like these can easily be done anywhere. The possibilities are endless for completed projects. A completed scarf can easily become a blanket later on if they want with the simple addition of more squares. If time allows later in the semester and there is interest from the students, more stitches will be taught. For those wanting a break from crochet or knitting there will... 8142379727.0