Summer Camps in Pagosa Springs, CO
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Spring MONDAY Creative Coding: Advanced & Beginner Winter - Villa Academy
Creative Coding teaches your child the joy of computer programming by helping them write their own Custom computer games and animations! Beginner students will participate in the Creative Coding core curriculum, learning the fundamental elements of coding using MITs Scratch to create their very own computer game! Advanced coders (students with previous Scratch experience) will enjoy the Advanced Curriculum, where each week contains a unique mix of coding challenges techniques, and hacks. Our classes are designed to be repeated as many times as desired. Each time, kids increase their coding skills, speed and proficiency. Many parents and educators are realizing that the benefits of learning to code at a young age extend far beyond the skill itself. Through the "brain exercise" of coding, coders build intelligence like athletes build muscles. Just as importantly, they develop stronger problem solving skills, confidence over technology, and emotional persistence. For more info and to register, visit creativecoding4kids.com 206-524-7009
Creative Coding teaches your child the joy of computer programming by helping them write their own Custom computer games and animations! Beginner students will participate in the Creative Coding core curriculum, learning the fundamental elements of coding using MITs Scratch to create their very own computer game! Advanced coders (students with previous Scratch experience) will enjoy the Advanced Curriculum, where each week contains a unique mix of coding challenges techniques, and hacks. Our classes are designed to be repeated as many times as desired. Each time, kids increase their coding skills, speed and proficiency. Many parents and educators are realizing that the benefits of learning to code at a young age extend far beyond the skill itself. Through the "brain exercise" of coding, coders build intelligence like athletes build muscles. Just as importantly, they develop stronger problem solving skills, confidence over technology, and emotional persistence. For more info and to register, visit creativecoding4kids.com 206-524-7009
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Address:
PO Box 536, Pagosa Springs, Colorado 81147
Our goal is to build self-esteem, create community, develop respect for others&the environment in a Christian atmosphere
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Bicycling/Biking, Challenge/Rope Courses, Leadership Development,...
Distance
42.26 Miles
Address:
9665 Florida Road, Durango, Colorado 81301
36 years of fun and adventure. Personal & positive camp family. Creative & diverse programming. Wilderness expeditions in the Soutwest's canyons and mountains....
Activities: Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Horseback Riding (Western),...
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Pagosa Springs, CO Summer Camps
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Jr. High Youth Night - De Witt, IA
Join us this Sunday for our next Youth Night. This event is for all 6th-8th graders and friends. If you have any questions, please contact DCE, Mark Sperry.
Teen Advisory Council Meeting & Hobo Campfire Dinner - Philadelphia, P
Teens 13-17 yrs old can join us for our first meeting of the new school year. After a short meeting we will enjoy an evening of food and friends around the campfire. Teens interested in joining us can contact PEC for more information.
Grammy Camp - Minneapolis, MN
GRAMMY Camp Weekend Registration Form GRAMMY Camp - Weekend is a day-long workshop for high school students (grades 9-12) Students work with industry professionals to gain skills in audio engineering, songwriting, and vocal performance. Participants gain a better understanding of the business side of music and learn how to create a path to success. When: Saturday, September 24th from 9am-5pm (must attend all day) Where: Minneapolis Central Library, 300 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55401 Cost: FREE Sponsored by Best Buy. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Questions: Contact Julie Mutnansky at 310.581.8668 or [email protected] PARTICIPATION IS LIMITED SO REGISTER TODAY!
Kid's Sewing Camp - undefined, PA
Sewing Camp is offered to children ages 6-14. This year we will be working on a number of machine projects as well as some hand sewing. There is no experience necessary. I'm very excited about the projects we have selected. I think the children will absolutely love what they accomplish during this week of camp! And they will learn a lot! Please sign up to confirm a spot due to limited space. The cost is $100 per child. Thanks and I can't wait!!
Winter Teen Camp - Warwick, RI
Teens, you are invited to join us the Winter Teen Camp! This year’s theme is “authentic” and we will be focusing on how to live authentically as children of our Creator. Our culture is talking a lot about what it means to be “true”, “real”, and “you”. What does it mean to really live as were made to live? How can we embrace God’s vision for our lives and fight against the pull to just go with the flow? Our prayer is that your teenagers will return home with more passion to live for God than ever before. It is our desire that any teen that would like to join us for the Winter Teen Camp is able to. With this in mind, our early bird rate is only $50.00 for those who register by December 1st. After December 1st the cost is $75. Our event will take place at Living Faith Christian Church in Warwick, Rhode Island. Our dates for this three-day event are Wednesday, December 28 to Friday, December 30, 2016. We will begin with registration at 4pm on Wednesday and conclude our event after lunch (around 1pm) on Friday. The registration fee covers meals, housing and includes...
Jr. High Youth Night - De Witt, IA
Join us this Sunday for our next Youth Night. This event is for all 6th-8th graders and friends. If you have any questions, please contact DCE, Mark Sperry.
Teen Advisory Council Meeting & Hobo Campfire Dinner - Philadelphia, P
Teens 13-17 yrs old can join us for our first meeting of the new school year. After a short meeting we will enjoy an evening of food and friends around the campfire. Teens interested in joining us can contact PEC for more information.
Grammy Camp - Minneapolis, MN
GRAMMY Camp Weekend Registration Form GRAMMY Camp - Weekend is a day-long workshop for high school students (grades 9-12) Students work with industry professionals to gain skills in audio engineering, songwriting, and vocal performance. Participants gain a better understanding of the business side of music and learn how to create a path to success. When: Saturday, September 24th from 9am-5pm (must attend all day) Where: Minneapolis Central Library, 300 Nicollet Mall, Minneapolis, MN 55401 Cost: FREE Sponsored by Best Buy. Lunch and snacks will be provided. Questions: Contact Julie Mutnansky at 310.581.8668 or [email protected] PARTICIPATION IS LIMITED SO REGISTER TODAY!
Kid's Sewing Camp - undefined, PA
Sewing Camp is offered to children ages 6-14. This year we will be working on a number of machine projects as well as some hand sewing. There is no experience necessary. I'm very excited about the projects we have selected. I think the children will absolutely love what they accomplish during this week of camp! And they will learn a lot! Please sign up to confirm a spot due to limited space. The cost is $100 per child. Thanks and I can't wait!!
Winter Teen Camp - Warwick, RI
Teens, you are invited to join us the Winter Teen Camp! This year’s theme is “authentic” and we will be focusing on how to live authentically as children of our Creator. Our culture is talking a lot about what it means to be “true”, “real”, and “you”. What does it mean to really live as were made to live? How can we embrace God’s vision for our lives and fight against the pull to just go with the flow? Our prayer is that your teenagers will return home with more passion to live for God than ever before. It is our desire that any teen that would like to join us for the Winter Teen Camp is able to. With this in mind, our early bird rate is only $50.00 for those who register by December 1st. After December 1st the cost is $75. Our event will take place at Living Faith Christian Church in Warwick, Rhode Island. Our dates for this three-day event are Wednesday, December 28 to Friday, December 30, 2016. We will begin with registration at 4pm on Wednesday and conclude our event after lunch (around 1pm) on Friday. The registration fee covers meals, housing and includes...
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Computer Programming with Scratch - Space Pioneers - Bolles Ponte Vedra Beach Campus
Programming and coding are becoming necessary skills for tomorrows engineers! Scratch introduces children to programming in a logical and easy to follow way. Just like any student can become an engineer, any student can become a programmer! Come open this door to the world of programming! 904-256-5071
Intermediate Algebra I - Francis W Parker
LUNCH: Students must bring their own bag lunches and drinks each day. No class July 4. This course is for students wishing to enrich their math skills before entering 9th grade. Students focus on the standard topics of first-year algebra, emphasizing the fundamental ideas of the subject. Topics may include solving and graphing linear equations and functions, quadratic equations and functions, solving and graphing inequalities, systems of equations, factoring expressions, absolute value and exponential and radical expressions and equations. This course is not intended to replace a full-year Algebra course. 773.797.5104
Falmouth Academy Summer Programs - Falmouth Academy Summer Programs
Welcome to Falmouth Academy Summer Programs! Spend some time this summer exploring the arts, athletics, science, robotics, theatre, dialects, the outdoors, cooking, forensics and programming! Challenge, enrich, tap into your creative juices, and have an enormous amount of fun! Programs run from one evening (for adults and teens) to one to six weeks for children. Theres something for every interest. Happy Summer! Susan Moffat, Director of Summer Programs EXPLORATION LEARNING ACTION CREATIVITY CHALLENGE 508-457-9696 x307
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
Wk 3 • Pet Habitats for the Discerning Animal: Design Thinking - Kala Gallery and Classroom
If youve ever wanted to design a play jungle for hamsters, a four-story luxury dog house, or the coolest cat castle the world has ever seen, this class is for you! In this workshop, well use Design Thinking to research, invent, and prototype new solutions for happier pets. Come prepared to create, think about animals, and build a pet utopia! Instructor Bio: Rei Jackler is an Oakland arts educator, design teacher, writer, and maker nerd. She holds a Masters in Teaching from Stanford University, where she also trained in Design Thinking at the D.School. In Oakland, she is currently Makerspace Manager for the La Escuelita Elementary School Makerspace, and has also taught design with Chapter 510. Rei loves making of all kinds: knitting multi-colored scarves, writing fantastical short stories, and baking with a lot of chocolate. She cant wait to enliven the maker spirit at Camp Kala! 510-841-7000 x203
Computer Programming with Scratch - Space Pioneers - Bolles Ponte Vedra Beach Campus
Programming and coding are becoming necessary skills for tomorrows engineers! Scratch introduces children to programming in a logical and easy to follow way. Just like any student can become an engineer, any student can become a programmer! Come open this door to the world of programming! 904-256-5071
Intermediate Algebra I - Francis W Parker
LUNCH: Students must bring their own bag lunches and drinks each day. No class July 4. This course is for students wishing to enrich their math skills before entering 9th grade. Students focus on the standard topics of first-year algebra, emphasizing the fundamental ideas of the subject. Topics may include solving and graphing linear equations and functions, quadratic equations and functions, solving and graphing inequalities, systems of equations, factoring expressions, absolute value and exponential and radical expressions and equations. This course is not intended to replace a full-year Algebra course. 773.797.5104
Falmouth Academy Summer Programs - Falmouth Academy Summer Programs
Welcome to Falmouth Academy Summer Programs! Spend some time this summer exploring the arts, athletics, science, robotics, theatre, dialects, the outdoors, cooking, forensics and programming! Challenge, enrich, tap into your creative juices, and have an enormous amount of fun! Programs run from one evening (for adults and teens) to one to six weeks for children. Theres something for every interest. Happy Summer! Susan Moffat, Director of Summer Programs EXPLORATION LEARNING ACTION CREATIVITY CHALLENGE 508-457-9696 x307
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
Wk 3 • Pet Habitats for the Discerning Animal: Design Thinking - Kala Gallery and Classroom
If youve ever wanted to design a play jungle for hamsters, a four-story luxury dog house, or the coolest cat castle the world has ever seen, this class is for you! In this workshop, well use Design Thinking to research, invent, and prototype new solutions for happier pets. Come prepared to create, think about animals, and build a pet utopia! Instructor Bio: Rei Jackler is an Oakland arts educator, design teacher, writer, and maker nerd. She holds a Masters in Teaching from Stanford University, where she also trained in Design Thinking at the D.School. In Oakland, she is currently Makerspace Manager for the La Escuelita Elementary School Makerspace, and has also taught design with Chapter 510. Rei loves making of all kinds: knitting multi-colored scarves, writing fantastical short stories, and baking with a lot of chocolate. She cant wait to enliven the maker spirit at Camp Kala! 510-841-7000 x203