Summer Camps in Paton, IA

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KidSport Combo Camp. Ages 4-6. Week of 6/20 - 6/24 - Scarlett Middle School
[] Full Day Combo KidSport Morning and KidSport Summer Fun Ages 4 - 6. Lunchtime supervision provided. KidSport Morning: Kids enjoy a variety of individual and team sports, team building games, fitness and other physical activities KidSport Summer Fun: Each week kids have fun doing a variety of fitness activities, games, team building and crafts. Director: Kerry Winkelseth, UM School of Kinesiology. Campers should bring 2 snacks, lunch and beverage. Full Day, Monday-Friday. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Curbside Pick-up and Drop-off. Staff will collect campers from your car at 8:00 AM and deliver back to your car at 4:00 PM. KidSport offers children the opportunity to learn and refine non-competitive sport-specific, team building and social skills. The activities are age appropriate and developed by experts in children?s physical education. KidSport is staffed by certified teachers as well as physical education and education majors focused on providing a first-rate experience for your kids! Scholarships are available from UM KidSport at www.kines.umich.edu/umove.kidsport [] Application deadline is April 30. This camp is not eligible for Rec & Ed Scholarships. LOCATION SCARLETT SCHOOL at Scarlett Middle School PREREQUISITES 2014-2015 KidSport Camp Registration

Cook with a Pro & Iron Chef [B] - Coyote Central
In Coyotes professional kitchen youll pick up the tools, techniques, & complex ingredients that chefs count on to make foods taste & look fantastic. As you build your basic cooking techniques, youll create four or five delicious plates each session. Your chef will give you choices of menus & hell welcome your ideas. Youll end the term with an Iron Chef competition to show off your talents. Instructor: Elon Wagoner 2063237276.0

Science Beach Camp Week 1 - Roundhouse Aquarium
Time: 9am-12pm Ages: 4-10 *drop off and pick up at the base of the pier *snacks provided *t-shirt included Activities may include: digging for sand crabs, playing in the waves, dissecting squid, learning about sharks, looking at plankton using a microscope, building sand sculptures, coke explosions, making crafts, building a boat, doing experiments, touching live animals, shooting a lemon cannon, playing beach games, and more! *A schedule of what activities will be done each day is available on our website: / Important Information: No refunds or credit without 2 business days notice for cancellation of any class -10% charge for all other cancellations -$10 charge for all class scheduling changes -There is a $10 charge per child for each 15 minutes a guardian is late for pick up -CPR/First aid certified staff present at all camps -All water activities done in front of LA county lifeguard tower -Average 3 campers per counselor, Maximum of 5 campers per counselor 310-379-8117

Sandlot Sports Camp - Week 1 - Karrer Middle School
Do you enjoy sports? Do you want a fun camp experience at an affordable cost? Welcome to Sandlot! We teach sportsmanship through many activities including Swimming, Scuba Instruction, Soccer, Dodgeball, Gymnastics, Kickball, Skits, Team-Building Games, and many more... Each day starts at Karrer Middle School where we play team sports in the morning. Every afternoon we take a field trip to the pool, an indoor sports facility, a gymnastics facility, and others. The week ends with Championship Friday where students earn medals based on points earned throughout the week! Go to SandlotDublin.com for all the details! 6145377711.0

Summer Camp @ Villa-Parke Group D ( 11-12) - City of Pasadena
S.T.E.A.M. into fun with this innovative and dynamic summer camp. Villa-Parkes Enrichment Camp creates an exciting learning environment that explores the five core concepts of the S.T.E.A.M. curriculum: science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics. Each weeks activities are based on a theme. For example, during Space Exploration Week, campers may take a field trip to the Griffith Observatory, base their art projects around the solar system, do astronaut training activities for fitness and learn space themed vocabulary in Spanish. Campers do wacky science experiments, explore technology and mathematics through Lego(R) robotics in the computer lab, complete engineering challenges and attend language lessons including American Sign Language and Spanish. The camp also incorporates traditional camp arts and crafts activities like painting, drawing and beadwork, as well as ceramics instruction and the use of pottery wheels. Daily activities include at least 90 minutes of high-energy physical fitness. Specialized sports instruction is offered for both tennis and golf. Campers participate in recreational swim two times per week. Camp counselors go into the water with the campers and well-trained, certified lifeguards are always present. Before entering the pool, campers receive a water safety lesson. Fun field trips are often the highlight of the...