Summer Camps in Kansas City, KS

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Camp Willow M-F #9 9:15-3:15 - Marinwood CSD
Camp Willow is all new this summer and includes an enrichment aspect every day! Campers will spend 90 minutes each day learning basic skills for kindergarten readiness including the alphabet, numbers and colors. Willow campers will also experience all the exciting camp games and activities Marinwood offers, everything from Man from Mars to creating Superhero capes! ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Childcare LOCATION Marinwood Park INSTRUCTOR Marinwood Staff

Pottery Camp w/Green Screen Movie, Ages 8-12 - The Yard School of Art At Montclair Art Museum
SummerART Camp Full Day Pottery Program 9:30am to 5pm Pottery Camp with Movie Making with a Green Screen Session I: June 27 to July 8 No camp on Monday, July 4 Pottery Camp This camp is for children who are interested specifically in working with clay to create pottery, sculpture, and more. Campers are grouped in age-specific classes (6 to 8, and 9 to 12). Campers will have the opportunity to use the Museums diverse collection of Native American pottery as inspiration. Much of the work created in Pottery Camp will be kiln fired, some will be functional, some will be decorative, and all of it will be treasured for years to come. Much of this artwork will be displayed at the receptions in Leir Hall at the end of each session. Screen Shot 2016-03-08 at 11.48.07 AM [] Movie Making with a Green Screen Create your own visual effects video using green screen technology. Held in MAMs Digital Media Lab, students will work collaboratively to create, shoot, and edit short video projects that include unbelievable visual effects with the students as the stars! Screen Shot 2016-03-08 at 11.24.29 AM [] AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Ceramics Studio at The Yard School of Art At Montclair Art Museum

Tuesday Only Class (4/2016) - Huck Finn School
Join us at the Workshop to create and learn! Students will make age and skill level appropriate projects, and learn wood working, design and workshop etiquette. Please note: **Rolling start time allows for start time flexibility~ students will stay for 1.5 hours from drop off time, with 5:30 school closing time. 8439866136.0

Adaptive Community Day Trip - Camp Sherman - RAPRD Staff
Experience the natural wonder Deschutes Land Trust Metolius Preserve tour on an accessible path. Visit the heart of the Metolius. Participate in a guided tour of the Wizard Falls Fish Hatchery and the Camp Sherman Fire Station. View wildlife on shady forested trails and enjoy a group picnic. We will visit the rustic charm of the Camp Sherman store, so participants want to bring money for a souvenir or ice cream cone. Bring a lunch of your own or order one from Tate and Tate for $8.50. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Experience the natural wonder Deschutes Land Trust Metolius Preserve tour on an accessible path. Visit the heart of the Metolius. Participate in a guided tour of the Wizard Falls Fish Hatchery and the Camp Sherman Fire Station. View wildlife on shady forested trails and enjoy a group picnic. We will visit the rustic charm of the Camp Sherman store, so participants want to bring money for a souvenir or ice cream cone. Bring a lunch of your own or order one from Tate and Tate for $8.50.

Weeks 5-8 PM: 420 Racing Program (Session 2) - NESS
Come learn what it takes to be successful in fleet and team racing (the fun and challenging form of sailing as a team sport). Our experienced race coaches will challenge students to perfect their boat handling techniques, with the skipper and crew developing and refining coordination and mutual reliance. Students will work on improving and refining their boat-handling skills and developing together as a two-person team. Students will be challenged to perfect their upwind and downwind sailing techniques and will learn to better use hiking straps, tiller extensions, and sail controls and will develop their spinnaker and trapeze skills. Students will expand their knowledge of wind, weather, and tides, and will work on basic racing techniques and rules. Students will be encouraged to compete in the many local 420 regattas that we tow boats to by water. All students will be under the supervision of our race coaches in class and at local regattas. In addition to fleet racing, coaches will teach the techniques, tactics and rules of team racing through practice drills and a practice-race format. The top students from this class will represent NESS in the ECSA All-Star Regatta, a college sailing formatted event hosted each year at... 860-535-9362