Summer Camps in Grantsboro, NC
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Fiber Monsters 11:00 AM - ELKHORN
In this class students will learn beginning embroidery and sewing stitches and create their own monster menagerie. Recital and Art Show is scheduled at the end of the semester. 4025567821.0
In this class students will learn beginning embroidery and sewing stitches and create their own monster menagerie. Recital and Art Show is scheduled at the end of the semester. 4025567821.0
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Camp Albemarle
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156 Albemarle Dr, Newport, North Carolina 28570
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Grantsboro, NC Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
2nd Annual "Kids to Camp" Spaghetti Dinner
Please come support the 5th grade students of the Laurel Highlands School District. All proceeds will go to defer the cost for LH Outdoor School for each student! Tickets are $8 and can be purchased through a fifth grade student, individual elementary schools, or by commenting on this event!
Visit us at the Macaroni Kid Camp Expo - Chelmsford, MA
Come check out our booth at this fun interactive expo. We will have the selfie booth ready for you and your camera. We will also have a craft for you to make.
Watauga Kid Fish & Campout - Irving, TX
Come out to Watauga's Capp Smith Park to enjoy a fun evening with the family, fishing and camping out under the stars. Free hot dog dinner(with preregistration by 9/16/15). Poles and bait will be provided, or feel free to bring your own! Age Divisions: 6 & under, 7-11, 12-16. Prizes will be awarded. Don't forget your tent and camping gear! Please visit the Watauga Website to print a registration form. http://www.wataugatx.org/Calendar.aspx?EID=2981 In order to receive the free hot dog dinner, registration forms will need to be turned in by Wednesday, September 16, 2015 at The Watauga Community Center 7901 Indian Springs Rd. Watauga, TX 76148 For more information, please call the Watauga Community Center 817.514.5828.
Vienna Youth Football Camp - Vienna, VA
Kid's Conncection Camp- VBS - High Ridge, MO
Here ye, here ye! We're lowering the drawbridge and fighting for the battle of truth. All 4yr old-5th grade maidens, knights, kings and queens are invited to this year's VBS at New Hope Fellowship. Get your free registration at NHF or online! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NwEIrWFWrwINBGKwJaxVBt62rXGfCXnnVSxqm2oSRuo/viewform
2nd Annual "Kids to Camp" Spaghetti Dinner
Please come support the 5th grade students of the Laurel Highlands School District. All proceeds will go to defer the cost for LH Outdoor School for each student! Tickets are $8 and can be purchased through a fifth grade student, individual elementary schools, or by commenting on this event!
Visit us at the Macaroni Kid Camp Expo - Chelmsford, MA
Come check out our booth at this fun interactive expo. We will have the selfie booth ready for you and your camera. We will also have a craft for you to make.
Watauga Kid Fish & Campout - Irving, TX
Come out to Watauga's Capp Smith Park to enjoy a fun evening with the family, fishing and camping out under the stars. Free hot dog dinner(with preregistration by 9/16/15). Poles and bait will be provided, or feel free to bring your own! Age Divisions: 6 & under, 7-11, 12-16. Prizes will be awarded. Don't forget your tent and camping gear! Please visit the Watauga Website to print a registration form. http://www.wataugatx.org/Calendar.aspx?EID=2981 In order to receive the free hot dog dinner, registration forms will need to be turned in by Wednesday, September 16, 2015 at The Watauga Community Center 7901 Indian Springs Rd. Watauga, TX 76148 For more information, please call the Watauga Community Center 817.514.5828.
Vienna Youth Football Camp - Vienna, VA
Kid's Conncection Camp- VBS - High Ridge, MO
Here ye, here ye! We're lowering the drawbridge and fighting for the battle of truth. All 4yr old-5th grade maidens, knights, kings and queens are invited to this year's VBS at New Hope Fellowship. Get your free registration at NHF or online! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NwEIrWFWrwINBGKwJaxVBt62rXGfCXnnVSxqm2oSRuo/viewform
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Games Galore Quest - Carolina Day School
If you like to play, this camp is for you! We will play all kinds of group games like kick ball, knock out, relay races, racquet smack it, and Gaga ball. We will also have individual challenges like Minute to Win it games, perplexors, and word search puzzles. This camp will keep you moving and laughing all week long. Camp leader: Sara Quesinberry (Mrs. Q.) 828-274-0757
Art 9 - Magical Artists - Artists Exchange
Armed with the power of magic you can do anything! Take a ride on a dragon and imagine you have magical powers. Build your own magic wand, compile a spell book and mix potions, all within the walls of our magical school of art. Exploring clay, drawing, painting, 3D construction and more, participants will complete an assortment of individual and group projects in each weeks theme, culminating in a showcase at the end of each camp, followed by the unveiling of an installation at our 9th annual Fall Out of Summer Arts Festival in September. 401-490-9475
Intro to Programming - Duluth First United Methodist Church
COURSE Campers will be using a software program from MIT called Scratch. The program was designed for children, and teaches them the basics of programming as they create animated stories, video games, and interactive artwork. Using colorful programming blocks, campers drag and snap together the blocks to make a character (Sprite) walk, speak, play music, or interact with other sprites. 404-932-2552
Naturalists - Marine Science Institute
Naturalists are campers who have attended Ocean or Bay Explorer camp before. They enjoy 2 days at our site, 2 field trips, and 1 day aboard our ship learning about local ecosystems with live animals, hands-on activities, and themed games and crafts. Snack provided, please pack a lunch. Extended care available until 5:30 pm. Scholarships available. Please apply separately and pay the $100 deposit to hold your space. 6503642760.0
Playmakers Acting Camp - Clague Middle School
Playmakers Acting Camp Grades 2-5 Lets put on a play! Working professional actors and directors lead this all-day camp that teaches campers the core skills of acting: voice and diction, theatre games, improvisation, rehearsing, and performing! Tons of movement, singing, play-based theatre games, rhythm, and rehearsal get campers up and at em, all while building confidence, and exploring creative ways to use their imaginations, voices, and motion. Campers take pride in writing their very own play, and presenting it at weeks end, giving everyone a chance to shine like a star! Campers bring their own lunch, snack and beverage. 1 week. 9 am-4 pm Instructors: Becky Fox and Carla Milarch Becky Fox is the Director of Education at Ann Arbors professional playwrights theatre, Theatre Nova. She was the Director of Education at Performance Network Theatre from 1991 - 2014 and has directed and produced over 50 childrens theater shows. She is a graduate of Eastern Michigan Universitys Theatre Department and a graduate of the Kennedy Center arts-integrated learning training program through Ann Arbors University Musical Society. Carla Milarch is the Artistic Director at Ann Arbors professional playwrights theatre,...
Games Galore Quest - Carolina Day School
If you like to play, this camp is for you! We will play all kinds of group games like kick ball, knock out, relay races, racquet smack it, and Gaga ball. We will also have individual challenges like Minute to Win it games, perplexors, and word search puzzles. This camp will keep you moving and laughing all week long. Camp leader: Sara Quesinberry (Mrs. Q.) 828-274-0757
Art 9 - Magical Artists - Artists Exchange
Armed with the power of magic you can do anything! Take a ride on a dragon and imagine you have magical powers. Build your own magic wand, compile a spell book and mix potions, all within the walls of our magical school of art. Exploring clay, drawing, painting, 3D construction and more, participants will complete an assortment of individual and group projects in each weeks theme, culminating in a showcase at the end of each camp, followed by the unveiling of an installation at our 9th annual Fall Out of Summer Arts Festival in September. 401-490-9475
Intro to Programming - Duluth First United Methodist Church
COURSE Campers will be using a software program from MIT called Scratch. The program was designed for children, and teaches them the basics of programming as they create animated stories, video games, and interactive artwork. Using colorful programming blocks, campers drag and snap together the blocks to make a character (Sprite) walk, speak, play music, or interact with other sprites. 404-932-2552
Naturalists - Marine Science Institute
Naturalists are campers who have attended Ocean or Bay Explorer camp before. They enjoy 2 days at our site, 2 field trips, and 1 day aboard our ship learning about local ecosystems with live animals, hands-on activities, and themed games and crafts. Snack provided, please pack a lunch. Extended care available until 5:30 pm. Scholarships available. Please apply separately and pay the $100 deposit to hold your space. 6503642760.0
Playmakers Acting Camp - Clague Middle School
Playmakers Acting Camp Grades 2-5 Lets put on a play! Working professional actors and directors lead this all-day camp that teaches campers the core skills of acting: voice and diction, theatre games, improvisation, rehearsing, and performing! Tons of movement, singing, play-based theatre games, rhythm, and rehearsal get campers up and at em, all while building confidence, and exploring creative ways to use their imaginations, voices, and motion. Campers take pride in writing their very own play, and presenting it at weeks end, giving everyone a chance to shine like a star! Campers bring their own lunch, snack and beverage. 1 week. 9 am-4 pm Instructors: Becky Fox and Carla Milarch Becky Fox is the Director of Education at Ann Arbors professional playwrights theatre, Theatre Nova. She was the Director of Education at Performance Network Theatre from 1991 - 2014 and has directed and produced over 50 childrens theater shows. She is a graduate of Eastern Michigan Universitys Theatre Department and a graduate of the Kennedy Center arts-integrated learning training program through Ann Arbors University Musical Society. Carla Milarch is the Artistic Director at Ann Arbors professional playwrights theatre,...