Summer Camps in Hamtramck, MI

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: LEGO Mindstorm Robotics July 18-22 - Summit School
LEGO Mindstorm Robotics --- Tech Camps designed by Chris Culp, Director of Technology, Summit School --- July 18-22 --- Rising 2nd, 3rd & 4th Graders --- Open to girls and boys --- Designed for new or experienced campers --- Foundation for a wide variety of other projects --- Building, basic programming & problem solving --- Returning campers will choose from new projects --- Friends and family event Friday at 1:30 pm --- Questions about this camp? or (336) 722-2777

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Hamtramck, MI Summer Camps

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Kid's Summer Camp 2015 (Week #1) - Oakhurst, CA
Grades 3rd - 6th Kid's Summer Camp #1: July 12 - 17 Kid's Summer Camp #2: July 19 - 24 **Full** Kid's Summer Camp #3: July 26 - 31 You’ll be on your way up. To canoe or to hike, Make a craft, make a friend, Hit a target, you can do as you like! We will learn about Bible stories, How in Christ to live! The old is gone, The new He is ready to give! For more information or to register online: http://www.sugarpine.org/2015-kids-summer-camps/ Contact us if you have any questions, we'd love to help! Phone: (559) 683-4938 Email: [email protected]

Winter Youth Retreat - Lansing, IA
Full of activities, friends and adventure for Middle Schoolers and High Schoolers! Come with your youth group or just a few friends - it will be a weekend to remember!

Dystopia Rising Indiana May 2016 Event (Fields of Iron) - Greenfield,
Hello there Dystopians! You are reading this right we are running the game until Monday at 12:00 pm (noon). That's an entire extra day of a DR event over the holiday at the same game price with only a slight increase in meal plan costs! See you there to celebrate with us. It is sure to be a exploisvely entertaining event. ;)

Engage Rotary Youth Day 2016 - Brandon, FL
A day of service, leadership development, learning, and lots of fun for youth of Rotary District 6890 (Interactors, RYLA participants, Rotary Youth Exchange Students, and Rotaractors) and any youth interested in learning more about Rotary. The event gives Rotary Youth and Rotarians an opportunity to meet and have a great day participating in service and fellowship together. It's a day for Rotarians to get more involved with the future of Rotary, and youth to learn more about Rotary! Please make sure to register at the EventBrite link above, and PLEASE pass this on to your Rotaract, Rotary, and Interact Clubs, and RYE Students!

Pirate Day Camp for kids - Portland, OR
Kids day camp for Juy 11th, to July 15th, 2016 Ages first grade through age12. Camp runs Monday through Monday – to Fri - 9:30am to 3:30pm Before and after care are available for an additional fee - see details below. Camp must be pre-registered. There are no refunds however arrangements can be made to transfer registration to a different child. Our program is focused on teaching historical arts connected to the martial culture of Europe in the time of the 18th and 19th century. We teach history and real world skills related to the time of pirates and privateers. Learn the skills of sabre and cutlass Learn about European History and sailing culture Play pirate games Craft Projects and learn to tie knots learn sea shanties Camp takes place at our facility in West Portland. Children will train with lightweight sword simulators and safety gear. They will have the opportunity to handle steel replicas of the real thing. All under the supervision of our instructors. price $225.00 pre-paid. BEFORE AND AFTER CARE: Before care starts at 8:00 after care ends at 5:45 Kids in before and after care are welcome to work on activities provided during the camp, play board games, play pirate munchkin, use our library...

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Mini Camp Circus Camp - Parks and Rec Office and Cavins Community Center
Each day, kids in Circus Camp learn new parts of various circus stunts ranging from juggling to baton twirling to balloon acts to much more. Also teaches students confidence in public speaking and instructs how to develop a stage presence that they never had before. At the end of the week on Friday, the kids provide a show open to the parents and anyone else from the public. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Check in for this activity is in the lower level of the Katy Cavins Center

Summer Farmers 7: Cows to Cones - Terra Firma Farm
Know what our cows do at Terra Firma? They make ice cream! and so will you! Every day we will make new varieties of ice cream. *Learn all about dairy cows. Learn to care for them and milk them. *Make ice cream from fresh milk, pick flavors, and set up a scoop shop! 860-535-8171

TED Talks Camp for Grades 3-8 - AAPS
TED Talks Camp for Kids - Ideas Worth Spreading Do you have a bright idea that can change the world? In this inspiring camp, kids bring their vision and passion to the table and learn to write, practice and present on a personal or meaningful topic. Use your talents, technology, humor and storytelling to persuade the audience. Learn the power of rehearsal to polish your presentation. Campers plan and present their own TED talks conference scheduled at the end of the week! Dont miss out the opportunity to sharpen your public speaking skill! YOU have something important to say, and no one can say it quite like you can!! Campers are divided by grade into developmentally appropriate groups. Enroll now ! Early Bird discounted fee of $229 ends April 18th at 5pm. Monday - Friday. Camp fees include any field trips. Director: Eileen Bigham. Extended care is available, please enroll with ID#2401.409. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $AVE! Enroll one camper in 4 or more full day camps in one transaction and receive 10% off each camp. For online registration, discount is applied at check out. GRADES 3rd Grade - 8th Grade PREREQUISITES 2014-2015 Hooked on Fun Camp Registration INSTRUCTOR Eileen Bigham

Build a Bristle Bot - The Mini Maker
Lets build a robot! In this workshop we will explore working with circuits. You will even get to build a robot habitat for your Bristle Bot to live. 517-233-1524

Discrete Mathematics - Ensworth High School
Discrete mathematics is a class designed to enhance problem solving and logical thinking. Possible topics are general problem solving and algorithms, recurrence relations, mathematical induction, voting and apportionment, consumer and financial math, graph theory, and number theory. The course explores problem-solving techniques that are not studied in any other courses at Ensworth, so it can accompany both regular and Advanced Placement courses. PREREQUISITE: Integrated Alg 2/Geom 2 CREDIT: Semester upper course credit in Mathematics 615-383-0661