Summer Camps in Newton, KS

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Session I Volleyball - Cornerstone University
Grades 5-12 (Overnight/Commuter Camp) Check-in will be from 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM on Monday morning in the Bernice Hansen Athletic Center. Parents are welcome to attend the training sessions and observe. A medical release form has been enclosed and the registration process will move along much more quickly if this form is filled out (or mailed in) prior to checking in. We will begin camp at 9:00 AM throughout the week. Free time will be from 3:00 to 4:45. Campers may go back to their dorm to relax, play pool, ping-pong or stay in the gym and watch the camp counselors play volleyball. Dinner is from 4:45 to 5:30 with games from 6:00 to 8:00. If you are a commuting camper attending an overnight camp week, the cost of your dinner meal is not included in the camp tuition you paid. Therefore, you may purchase a dinner meal plan for the week at the time of registration. If you prefer, you may also pack a dinner meal for each day or be picked up by your parents to go home/out for dinner. If you are an overnight camper you may be picked up and taken out/home for dinner if... 616-254-1671

(A)-C3 Cyberclub: Minecraft Programming - Lafayette ES
Minecraft Programming Using LUA Using a custom mod called Computercraft, students will learn how to program robots called Turtles inside the world of Minecraft. Kids will utilize problem-solving skills by learning how to program their robots to complete various tasks such as programming their turtles to automatically build, mine, and craft items and structures. They will be introduced to programming if-then-else statements, for-while loops, and implement their own functions using LUA, a simple scripting language. Looking for a fun way to introduce your child to programming? Why not do it using a game they love! 2022157494.0

Level 2: 6:00 - Lake Forest II MHOA
Fundamental aquatic skills; buoyancy, rhythmic breathing, and basic motions of combined stroke on front and back. Turning over in the water, and safety skills will be reviewed. 949-586-0860 x29

Working on the Wheel - Ceramics - Indianapolis Art Center
Get the clay spinning and experience the fun of throwing on a wheel! Campers will get a handle on the basics behind wheel throwing and have an opportunity to explore different techniques. All materials are provided for youth & teen classes. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To receive member pricing, please purchase a membership by visiting [] activecommunities.com/indianapolisartcenter/Membership [] An information packet including a welcome letter and class syllabus will be emailed to parents one week prior to the first day of camp. Multiple Camp/Teen Intensive Discount: Sign-up in person or by phone for two camps and get 10% off the lower-priced camp! (Does not apply to Creative Aftercare.) Members of the Indianapolis Art Center will still receive a 15% discount on all camps. Prorating/Partial Registrations: If a child is not available for the entire week of camp, we highly recommend that the parent choose a different week. Our programs are designed to be a full week-long learning experience and projects are not designed to be completed on a day by day basis. We do not prorate camps. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Ceramics West at Indianapolis Art Center INSTRUCTOR TBD TBD

2015 PM Session - Lincoln Elementary
Since 1983, The City of Gahanna, Mifflin Township and the Gahanna Jefferson Schools have operated a one week Safety Town program for children entering Kindergarten At Safety Town children learn all aspects of child safety. Approximately 300 students attend each June and learn to make proper decisions when facing dangerous situations 614-989-1314