Summer Camps in Elnora, IN
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Woodlands Elementary - WUMC Room
This Elementary social skills class focuses primarily on the important social basics of building friendships, appropriate communication and peer group interaction. Emphasis is put on self awareness and enabling reciprocity with peers to further students understanding of how they are interpreted by peers. 713-461-7200
This Elementary social skills class focuses primarily on the important social basics of building friendships, appropriate communication and peer group interaction. Emphasis is put on self awareness and enabling reciprocity with peers to further students understanding of how they are interpreted by peers. 713-461-7200
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Distance
36.14 Miles
Address:
PO Box 848, Bloomington, Indiana 47402
Children experience camp through fun & exciting weekly theemes. Kid City - where everyone learns, grows, & belongs. Arts/crafts, field trips, sports, nature....
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Caving, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor Training (CIT), Field...
Distance
47.03 Miles
Address:
5040 State Road 67 N, Martinsville, Indiana 46151
Traditional camp experiences for youth with disability or chronic illness. Environmental education, retreats and adventure education program & horsesshoes of Equine Academy.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
Waycross Camp
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Distance
49.39 Miles
Address:
7363 N Bear Creek Rd, Morgantown, Indiana 46160
Waycross Episcopal camp provides an opportunity for campers to discover and grow in their awareness of God thru adventure, community, creation, reflection
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Counselor Training...
Distance
52.28 Miles
Address:
1888 State Road 135 S, Nashville, Indiana 47448
1650 acres/2 lakes/25 miles of trails to explore. Experience yrs of traditions & a caring staff in a relaxed atmosphere.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Ceramics/Pottery, Hiking,...
Distance
53.42 Miles
Address:
2230 Clay Lick Rd, Nashville, Indiana 47448
Inclusive recreational residential camp. Catholic Mass 1 time a week. Cabins w/ bathrooms and showers. All camp games each night w/ campfire following. Year...
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Caving, Challenge/Rope...
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Elnora, IN Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Art Camp for Kids 6-9 - Elizabeth City, NC
ART CAMP starts Dec 26-30 for kids age 6-12! $75 includes pet portrait on 16x20 canvas, 9x12 winter wonderland watercolor project, book making, and a fun drawing class! Registration saves your seat! payment can be made through PayPal follow this link PayPal.me/hopemalott Please leave note to seller with your name, child's name age and the class you are paying for i.e. Art Camp. please wear messy clothes! We use real art materials and they stain clothes!
Thanksgiving No School COC Kid's Camp Starts 11/23 & 11/25 - Victor, N
C.O.C.’S ART DAYS C.O.C. Offers Camps On 1/2 Days, No School Days & School Breaks for Grades K-12 When school is out, art is in at C.O.C.! Each ‘No School Day’ Camp features different art adventures. Will it be Animating, Collages, Painting, Illustrating, Jewelry Designing, Clay Art & more. You can choose which 3 classes you would love to experience. You & your child can pick which art activities they want to do each day. We have an array of fun, innovative & artistic options. Each child will be able to pick up to three different activities a day. Our goal with the C.O.C. Art Days is to create artistic roots for the children. Art is a very fun, relaxing & engaging activity. C.O.C. bases their art days off of the Victor, NY Public School Calendar. We are adding more Art Days for families attending schools in different districts. All camp days begin at 9 a.m. and end at 3 p.m. We do have early arrival & late pick up available for parents. *Kids are asked to bring a bagged lunch. -Snacks are provided. Camps fill up quickly, so register early to reserve your spot!
Summer Camps and Teen Trips Fair
Join us for healthy snacks and to learn about the dozens of overnight camps and summer programs available for children and teens, ages 8 - 18! Use this opportunity to meet with your local Tips on Trips and Camps advisor for personalized advice, ideas and explore summer options for your children. Bring your kids and get them excited about summer 2016! Tips on Trips and Camps is a FREE service representing over 600 sleepaway camps and teen programs. For 45 years we have helped over 140,000 families find fabulous summer programs for their children. What types of programs will be there? - Traditional and Specialty Camps - Community Service Programs - Language Immersion - Teen Travel - Academic Enrichment - Arts and MORE! For more information, email Jill at [email protected]
MAS Youth Summer Camp: Don't Judge Me - Claryville, NY
The time is here again. Who said we can't have a vacation AFTER summer is over?! Join us for a fun filled weekend with your brothers and sisters that you love! Increase your brotherhood and sisterhood Indulge in some yummy food (sunnah style) Enjoy some fun & activities & much needed spiritual reminders! It is a weekend that you will never forget + this weekend falls on the 10 blessed days of Thul Hijjah and we will make sure to focus on spirituality and the importance of these blessed days! Price: $150 Ages: 13+
B PAT RAGER VIII : SUMMER CAMP - undefined, MI
She's back! and better than ever. The 8th installment of the famous "B Pat Rager" will be a high intensity weekend long camping event full of live music, mayhem, and a hangover that will last well into your work week. Expect the unexpected, our largest event did over 1.2k people. You have the freedom to bring what you want to your camping area (Sterio, bbq grill, pong table) As far as smashing on some food goes - our friend Craig Jackson will be bringing back his tasty BBQ cart There will be a NEW security team on the premises. ANY unwanted physical contact will NOT be tolerated at all. Every attendee is also subject to a weapon search (this is for your safety) If you havent been to a Rager, feel free to YouTube "B Pat Rager" and you will see videos from our prior events filmed by our house videographer/photographer SoundWave productions
Art Camp for Kids 6-9 - Elizabeth City, NC
ART CAMP starts Dec 26-30 for kids age 6-12! $75 includes pet portrait on 16x20 canvas, 9x12 winter wonderland watercolor project, book making, and a fun drawing class! Registration saves your seat! payment can be made through PayPal follow this link PayPal.me/hopemalott Please leave note to seller with your name, child's name age and the class you are paying for i.e. Art Camp. please wear messy clothes! We use real art materials and they stain clothes!
Thanksgiving No School COC Kid's Camp Starts 11/23 & 11/25 - Victor, N
C.O.C.’S ART DAYS C.O.C. Offers Camps On 1/2 Days, No School Days & School Breaks for Grades K-12 When school is out, art is in at C.O.C.! Each ‘No School Day’ Camp features different art adventures. Will it be Animating, Collages, Painting, Illustrating, Jewelry Designing, Clay Art & more. You can choose which 3 classes you would love to experience. You & your child can pick which art activities they want to do each day. We have an array of fun, innovative & artistic options. Each child will be able to pick up to three different activities a day. Our goal with the C.O.C. Art Days is to create artistic roots for the children. Art is a very fun, relaxing & engaging activity. C.O.C. bases their art days off of the Victor, NY Public School Calendar. We are adding more Art Days for families attending schools in different districts. All camp days begin at 9 a.m. and end at 3 p.m. We do have early arrival & late pick up available for parents. *Kids are asked to bring a bagged lunch. -Snacks are provided. Camps fill up quickly, so register early to reserve your spot!
Summer Camps and Teen Trips Fair
Join us for healthy snacks and to learn about the dozens of overnight camps and summer programs available for children and teens, ages 8 - 18! Use this opportunity to meet with your local Tips on Trips and Camps advisor for personalized advice, ideas and explore summer options for your children. Bring your kids and get them excited about summer 2016! Tips on Trips and Camps is a FREE service representing over 600 sleepaway camps and teen programs. For 45 years we have helped over 140,000 families find fabulous summer programs for their children. What types of programs will be there? - Traditional and Specialty Camps - Community Service Programs - Language Immersion - Teen Travel - Academic Enrichment - Arts and MORE! For more information, email Jill at [email protected]
MAS Youth Summer Camp: Don't Judge Me - Claryville, NY
The time is here again. Who said we can't have a vacation AFTER summer is over?! Join us for a fun filled weekend with your brothers and sisters that you love! Increase your brotherhood and sisterhood Indulge in some yummy food (sunnah style) Enjoy some fun & activities & much needed spiritual reminders! It is a weekend that you will never forget + this weekend falls on the 10 blessed days of Thul Hijjah and we will make sure to focus on spirituality and the importance of these blessed days! Price: $150 Ages: 13+
B PAT RAGER VIII : SUMMER CAMP - undefined, MI
She's back! and better than ever. The 8th installment of the famous "B Pat Rager" will be a high intensity weekend long camping event full of live music, mayhem, and a hangover that will last well into your work week. Expect the unexpected, our largest event did over 1.2k people. You have the freedom to bring what you want to your camping area (Sterio, bbq grill, pong table) As far as smashing on some food goes - our friend Craig Jackson will be bringing back his tasty BBQ cart There will be a NEW security team on the premises. ANY unwanted physical contact will NOT be tolerated at all. Every attendee is also subject to a weapon search (this is for your safety) If you havent been to a Rager, feel free to YouTube "B Pat Rager" and you will see videos from our prior events filmed by our house videographer/photographer SoundWave productions
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Reading & Reacting Camp - Jay Lively Ice Arena
Reading & Reacting Camp Reading and reacting is one of the most important aspects of the game of hockey. Each player must be able to read what is happening, anticipate correctly, and react properly by moving to the appropriate space to make the play or support their teammates in advance of the puck. As we sat, it is much easier to anticipate where the puck will be, and go to a particular point in the rink ahead of it, than it is to chase it around. In this camp, we will cover the correct diagnosis, and response needed, for game situations such as cycling, odd man rushes (both for and against), power play and penalty kill, movement through the neutral zone, defensive zone coverage, offensive zone coverage, face offs, playing away from the puck, offensive and defensive play at the puck, back-checking and fore-checking. ATTENTION GOALTENDERS - Every RMHS camp will offer professional goaltending instruction from one of our professional goaltending coaches. We limit theses spots to four goaltenders per group. Schedules subject to change due to registration levels up to one week before the first day of camp 8778487647.0
May 31-June 3: Wonders of Water (Ages 9-12) - Mountain Kids!
Water is an important resource for life and fun on a hot summer day! We will go on adventures to find the FUN in water, and will learn a lot in the process. We will go into the Santa Fe watershed to learn first hand where our water comes from and where it goes. We will hunt for aquatic macro-invertebrates (a new, big word!). We will talk about how and why to conserve water, and get some first hand experience with the power of water at Bandelier National Monument. 505-699-6230
Grades 1-3: Tropical Toucan in pastels with Maria Latour - Thornton Creek Art Room
Tropical Toucans in pastels with Maria Latour for grades 1-3. Refunds: No refunds will be given. In the event of illness, contact us for a credit. Snack: Please provide your child with a healthy, nut-free snack for the beginning of class. Drop Off/ Pick Up: Students should report to the Art Room right after school and must be picked up there before 5:30. 2483440497.0
Science in the City Camp, Session II - Francis W Parker
Science in the City Camp provides students with a full week to explore a science topic alongside passionate faculty. Science in the City courses will activate campers imaginations as they are encouraged to invent, engage and explore. Using Chicago as a resource, campers will connect science activities with everyday life. See options for specific course offerings each week. LUNCH: Science in the City campers must bring their own peanut-free bag lunches and drinks each day. Refrigerated facilities are not provided. An insulated lunch box with an ice pack is recommended. Science in the City Camp ends each day at 3:00pm. Accounts for campers not picked up by 3:30pm will be charged $20 per day. See option for Late Science from 3-5pm. 773.797.5104
Thursday - NASA Mad Science - HoLa Lower School
From our Earths atmosphere to the outer reaches of our solar system, this hands-on program sends children on a quest for exploration. Comets, planets, stars and more are all waiting to be discovered. Learn about the four forces of flight and the challenges of space travel! This after-school program is collaboration between the Mad Science Group and the most prestigious, respected authority in space science and exploration! (201) 427-1458
Reading & Reacting Camp - Jay Lively Ice Arena
Reading & Reacting Camp Reading and reacting is one of the most important aspects of the game of hockey. Each player must be able to read what is happening, anticipate correctly, and react properly by moving to the appropriate space to make the play or support their teammates in advance of the puck. As we sat, it is much easier to anticipate where the puck will be, and go to a particular point in the rink ahead of it, than it is to chase it around. In this camp, we will cover the correct diagnosis, and response needed, for game situations such as cycling, odd man rushes (both for and against), power play and penalty kill, movement through the neutral zone, defensive zone coverage, offensive zone coverage, face offs, playing away from the puck, offensive and defensive play at the puck, back-checking and fore-checking. ATTENTION GOALTENDERS - Every RMHS camp will offer professional goaltending instruction from one of our professional goaltending coaches. We limit theses spots to four goaltenders per group. Schedules subject to change due to registration levels up to one week before the first day of camp 8778487647.0
May 31-June 3: Wonders of Water (Ages 9-12) - Mountain Kids!
Water is an important resource for life and fun on a hot summer day! We will go on adventures to find the FUN in water, and will learn a lot in the process. We will go into the Santa Fe watershed to learn first hand where our water comes from and where it goes. We will hunt for aquatic macro-invertebrates (a new, big word!). We will talk about how and why to conserve water, and get some first hand experience with the power of water at Bandelier National Monument. 505-699-6230
Grades 1-3: Tropical Toucan in pastels with Maria Latour - Thornton Creek Art Room
Tropical Toucans in pastels with Maria Latour for grades 1-3. Refunds: No refunds will be given. In the event of illness, contact us for a credit. Snack: Please provide your child with a healthy, nut-free snack for the beginning of class. Drop Off/ Pick Up: Students should report to the Art Room right after school and must be picked up there before 5:30. 2483440497.0
Science in the City Camp, Session II - Francis W Parker
Science in the City Camp provides students with a full week to explore a science topic alongside passionate faculty. Science in the City courses will activate campers imaginations as they are encouraged to invent, engage and explore. Using Chicago as a resource, campers will connect science activities with everyday life. See options for specific course offerings each week. LUNCH: Science in the City campers must bring their own peanut-free bag lunches and drinks each day. Refrigerated facilities are not provided. An insulated lunch box with an ice pack is recommended. Science in the City Camp ends each day at 3:00pm. Accounts for campers not picked up by 3:30pm will be charged $20 per day. See option for Late Science from 3-5pm. 773.797.5104
Thursday - NASA Mad Science - HoLa Lower School
From our Earths atmosphere to the outer reaches of our solar system, this hands-on program sends children on a quest for exploration. Comets, planets, stars and more are all waiting to be discovered. Learn about the four forces of flight and the challenges of space travel! This after-school program is collaboration between the Mad Science Group and the most prestigious, respected authority in space science and exploration! (201) 427-1458