Summer Camps in Gulf Breeze, FL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: 4 - Spring Break Fine Arts Camp - Midland Community Theatre
Do you know WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE this Spring Break? At MCT, of course! Join us for a week long camp as each grade level works on a performance piece inspired by Maurice Sendaks Where the Wild Things Are or one of his other works, like Little Bear, Chicken Soup with Rice, or Higglety Pigglety Pop. Students will study drama, art, puppetry, dance and music throughout the week in addition to creating a performance piece for presentation to family and friends on the last day of classes. 432 682 2544 x105
Do you know WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE this Spring Break? At MCT, of course! Join us for a week long camp as each grade level works on a performance piece inspired by Maurice Sendaks Where the Wild Things Are or one of his other works, like Little Bear, Chicken Soup with Rice, or Higglety Pigglety Pop. Students will study drama, art, puppetry, dance and music throughout the week in addition to creating a performance piece for presentation to family and friends on the last day of classes. 432 682 2544 x105
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Youth Day Camp - Rexburg, ID
Basketball Day Camp for youth (boys and girls) ages 7 - 15. Hosted by Idaho Slam Jam, featuring four professional basketball players, Tammy Brawner, Chris Staples, Zig Zag, and Werm. There will be two sessions at $25 per session. Session fees cover the camp, a camp t-shirt, and one ticket for the family BBQ between sessions. Morning session starts at 10am, and the afternoon starts at 1pm. BBQ is at noon. Additional BBQ tickets can be purchased online for $5 each.
Lafayette Youth Camp 2016 - Jackson, KY
Camp Evangelist: Rev Jared K Henry Camp Song Evangelist: Rev Mitch Hedge Monday Schedule: Registration 4:00-5:00PM Find Rooms 4:30-5:30PM Supper 5:30PM Worker’s Meeting 6:30PM Camp Orientation 7:00PM Chapel 7:30PM Group games (Snack Shack Open) Camper Devotions 11:00PM Lights Out! Midnight Cost: $115/camper www.lafnaz.org Be praying for our time at camp!
Pre Teen Camp - Lake Charles, LA
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Camp Cost $275 until (April 15) After April 15th cost $300
Fall Teen Adventure Weekend - West Branch, MI
Canoe trip on the Au Sable River with overnight lodging at YMCA Camp Timbers. Co-ed, ages 13-17. Join YMCA Camp Timbers staff for a TEEN ADVENTURE WEEKEND canoeing the Au Sable River! The weekend begins with a Friday night stay at Camp Timbers before launching on the Au Sable River Saturday morning. After spending Saturday canoeing the river, participants return to Camp Timbers in the evening to enjoy S’mores around a campfire. The weekend ends with debriefing, unpacking, and a sampling of adventure activities at camp on Sunday. Cost is $75 for Y members and $90 for non-members and includes: meals, lodging, use of canoeing gear, transportation between Camp Timbers and the Au Sable River, and programming. Contact Brian or Brooke at the Saginaw Y at 989-753-7721 or message YMCA Camp Timbers on Facebook with questions.
Winter Break Kid Camps at Bitter Root Pottery - Woodland Hills, CA
Winter Break Kids Session 3 January 4th - 8th (9am - 12pm) ($300/ per week) All camp classes are by reservation only, please email your inquiry along with a contact phone number reserve your classes as we fill up quickly. Camp daily classes are available upon request and availability. For Westfield Village Location: [email protected] For Beverly Grove Location: [email protected]
Youth Day Camp - Rexburg, ID
Basketball Day Camp for youth (boys and girls) ages 7 - 15. Hosted by Idaho Slam Jam, featuring four professional basketball players, Tammy Brawner, Chris Staples, Zig Zag, and Werm. There will be two sessions at $25 per session. Session fees cover the camp, a camp t-shirt, and one ticket for the family BBQ between sessions. Morning session starts at 10am, and the afternoon starts at 1pm. BBQ is at noon. Additional BBQ tickets can be purchased online for $5 each.
Lafayette Youth Camp 2016 - Jackson, KY
Camp Evangelist: Rev Jared K Henry Camp Song Evangelist: Rev Mitch Hedge Monday Schedule: Registration 4:00-5:00PM Find Rooms 4:30-5:30PM Supper 5:30PM Worker’s Meeting 6:30PM Camp Orientation 7:00PM Chapel 7:30PM Group games (Snack Shack Open) Camper Devotions 11:00PM Lights Out! Midnight Cost: $115/camper www.lafnaz.org Be praying for our time at camp!
Pre Teen Camp - Lake Charles, LA
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Camp Cost $275 until (April 15) After April 15th cost $300
Fall Teen Adventure Weekend - West Branch, MI
Canoe trip on the Au Sable River with overnight lodging at YMCA Camp Timbers. Co-ed, ages 13-17. Join YMCA Camp Timbers staff for a TEEN ADVENTURE WEEKEND canoeing the Au Sable River! The weekend begins with a Friday night stay at Camp Timbers before launching on the Au Sable River Saturday morning. After spending Saturday canoeing the river, participants return to Camp Timbers in the evening to enjoy S’mores around a campfire. The weekend ends with debriefing, unpacking, and a sampling of adventure activities at camp on Sunday. Cost is $75 for Y members and $90 for non-members and includes: meals, lodging, use of canoeing gear, transportation between Camp Timbers and the Au Sable River, and programming. Contact Brian or Brooke at the Saginaw Y at 989-753-7721 or message YMCA Camp Timbers on Facebook with questions.
Winter Break Kid Camps at Bitter Root Pottery - Woodland Hills, CA
Winter Break Kids Session 3 January 4th - 8th (9am - 12pm) ($300/ per week) All camp classes are by reservation only, please email your inquiry along with a contact phone number reserve your classes as we fill up quickly. Camp daily classes are available upon request and availability. For Westfield Village Location: [email protected] For Beverly Grove Location: [email protected]
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Flag Football (Grades 1-2) - Ethical Culture
Get a line on football and grab the FLAG. Learn the rules, moves and strategies of football without the tackling! Emphasis will be on developing skills, and teamwork. Play will be in Central Park weather permitting or in the 6th floor gym. Dress for the weather. Instructors: Bruce Trager, Josh Santerre, Elana Kuflik 212-712-6230
Aqua Sports Camp Jr - Olney Swim Center
This camp has it all-swimming, diving, trampoline, soccer, kickball, crafts and games! Campers should be able to swim 25 yards and must be comfortable in the water that exceeds their height. Campers must come equipped with shorts, T-shirt and tennis shoes or athletic-type shoes. Campers should bring a non-perishable lunch, extra pair of athletic socks, swim suit, towel, cap, goggles and sunscreen. A $15 material fee is due at the beginning of each session, payable to Tober Aqua Sports, Inc. Extended Care is provided by the camp for morning and/or afternoon for participants only. Campers must be 7 by the first day of camp. Jr. Camps are for ages 7-11. For more information, contact Mike Tober at 301-873-8411 or visit www.aquasportscamp.com [] SECONDARY CATEGORY Aquatic Camps LOCATION OSC Main Pool 1 Meter Board at Olney Swim Center INSTRUCTOR Tober Aqua Sports ACTIVITY List: Aqua Sports Camp Before and After Care The participant will have to select between 0 and 2 out of the 2 following Activities to register for. Name Type Number Age Date Location Aqua Sports Camp Jr Before Care Class 12144 7 - 12 From July 5, 2016 to July 8, 2016 Each Tuesday...
Day Camp TWO: Come Fly With Me: The Physics of Flight - Keystone Science School Campus
Channel your inner Maverick and hop into your Mach 1. Day camp is about to take flight! Learn about what makes airplanes and helicopters fly through the air, just like the Wright brothers. With an opportunity to go indoor skydiving (register for this limited option during registration), this is going to be a flight you wont want to miss! Adventure Day Options (please choose ONE option on the next page if you are signed up for the full week or if you have picked Wednesday as a drop-in day. If you do not choose one, we will assume that you wish to go on the nearby adventure): Option ONE (Faraway): Indoor Skydiving (max. capacity of 26) Option TWO (Nearby): A zip lining adventure 970-455-4228
Science Level 2 Review - Ensworth High School
This course reviews and assesses mastery of the high school core skills as applied to one fundamental topic from each of the Level 2 trimesters. From the physics trimester the topic is projectile motion, from the chemistry trimester the topic is stoichiometry, and from the biology trimester the topic is natural selection. Students who pass this course have sufficient mastery of the high school core skills in science to enroll in upper level science electives. 615-383-0661
Reading Rockets - Penncrest High School
Reading Rockets is a program designed to be an early intervention for students going into first, second, or third grades. The goal of this program is to provide additional support for students who could benefit from reinforcement in reading skills over the summer. Reading Rockets will help minimize the regression in skills that sometimes occurs over summer vacation. Through this program, students will experience a rich variety of materials that will provide strong links to students reading curriculum. Need-based scholarships may be available. 6106276136.0
Flag Football (Grades 1-2) - Ethical Culture
Get a line on football and grab the FLAG. Learn the rules, moves and strategies of football without the tackling! Emphasis will be on developing skills, and teamwork. Play will be in Central Park weather permitting or in the 6th floor gym. Dress for the weather. Instructors: Bruce Trager, Josh Santerre, Elana Kuflik 212-712-6230
Aqua Sports Camp Jr - Olney Swim Center
This camp has it all-swimming, diving, trampoline, soccer, kickball, crafts and games! Campers should be able to swim 25 yards and must be comfortable in the water that exceeds their height. Campers must come equipped with shorts, T-shirt and tennis shoes or athletic-type shoes. Campers should bring a non-perishable lunch, extra pair of athletic socks, swim suit, towel, cap, goggles and sunscreen. A $15 material fee is due at the beginning of each session, payable to Tober Aqua Sports, Inc. Extended Care is provided by the camp for morning and/or afternoon for participants only. Campers must be 7 by the first day of camp. Jr. Camps are for ages 7-11. For more information, contact Mike Tober at 301-873-8411 or visit www.aquasportscamp.com [] SECONDARY CATEGORY Aquatic Camps LOCATION OSC Main Pool 1 Meter Board at Olney Swim Center INSTRUCTOR Tober Aqua Sports ACTIVITY List: Aqua Sports Camp Before and After Care The participant will have to select between 0 and 2 out of the 2 following Activities to register for. Name Type Number Age Date Location Aqua Sports Camp Jr Before Care Class 12144 7 - 12 From July 5, 2016 to July 8, 2016 Each Tuesday...
Day Camp TWO: Come Fly With Me: The Physics of Flight - Keystone Science School Campus
Channel your inner Maverick and hop into your Mach 1. Day camp is about to take flight! Learn about what makes airplanes and helicopters fly through the air, just like the Wright brothers. With an opportunity to go indoor skydiving (register for this limited option during registration), this is going to be a flight you wont want to miss! Adventure Day Options (please choose ONE option on the next page if you are signed up for the full week or if you have picked Wednesday as a drop-in day. If you do not choose one, we will assume that you wish to go on the nearby adventure): Option ONE (Faraway): Indoor Skydiving (max. capacity of 26) Option TWO (Nearby): A zip lining adventure 970-455-4228
Science Level 2 Review - Ensworth High School
This course reviews and assesses mastery of the high school core skills as applied to one fundamental topic from each of the Level 2 trimesters. From the physics trimester the topic is projectile motion, from the chemistry trimester the topic is stoichiometry, and from the biology trimester the topic is natural selection. Students who pass this course have sufficient mastery of the high school core skills in science to enroll in upper level science electives. 615-383-0661
Reading Rockets - Penncrest High School
Reading Rockets is a program designed to be an early intervention for students going into first, second, or third grades. The goal of this program is to provide additional support for students who could benefit from reinforcement in reading skills over the summer. Reading Rockets will help minimize the regression in skills that sometimes occurs over summer vacation. Through this program, students will experience a rich variety of materials that will provide strong links to students reading curriculum. Need-based scholarships may be available. 6106276136.0