Summer Camps in Robinson, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Fencing: European Foil - Old Trail School
Campers will learn the ancient art of fencing beginning with the modern version of the court sword. Campers will learn basic foot drill, parry drill, and attacks. Physical skills in agility, coordination and fitness will be emphasized. Rules, scoring and judging, tactics and strategy are part of the fencing mental skills developed as well. Campers will sharpen concentration and alertness, reaction and evaluation. Sparring is safe and fun. Required equipment will be furnished. Minimum of four children. Instructor: Ernest Kiraly, Certified Fencing Master in Foil, Sabre and Japanese martial arts, Kendo and Iaido 3306661118 x469
Campers will learn the ancient art of fencing beginning with the modern version of the court sword. Campers will learn basic foot drill, parry drill, and attacks. Physical skills in agility, coordination and fitness will be emphasized. Rules, scoring and judging, tactics and strategy are part of the fencing mental skills developed as well. Campers will sharpen concentration and alertness, reaction and evaluation. Sparring is safe and fun. Required equipment will be furnished. Minimum of four children. Instructor: Ernest Kiraly, Certified Fencing Master in Foil, Sabre and Japanese martial arts, Kendo and Iaido 3306661118 x469
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Distance
12.55 Miles
Address:
1192 Smith Ln, Bruceville, Texas 76630
Reform Jewish (UAHC) Full-range prog. Modern, barrier-free facilities with AC, lake, pools, sports, alpine tower, more.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Challenge/Rope Courses, Gymnastics, Religious Study,...
Distance
13.05 Miles
Address:
, Bruceville, Texas
The URJ Greene Family Camp is located in the rolling hills of central Texas
Activities: Religious Camps: Jewish
Distance
25.91 Miles
Address:
391 County Road 333, Rosebud, Texas 76570
Christ-centered camping. Relationship building with peers and staff. Skill building opportunities. Traditional outdoor activities. Beautiful 300 acre wooded facility. Separate weeks girls-boys.
Activities: Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Horseback Riding (Western),...
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Robinson, TX Summer Camps
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Cheer & Dance Tumbling Camp - Fargo, ND
TNT Kid's Finess & Gymnastics invites you to participate in our Cheer & Dance Tumbling Camp for boys and girls on Saturday, September 10, 2016. We will teach the basics through advanced tumbling. Every athlete gets the opportunity for 1 on 1 coaching and spotting. Running skills and standing skills will be taught in our state of the art gym equipped with trampolines, spring floors, mats, and a foam pit. This is a great camp to get that new tumbling pass or work on something new with a spotter! Bring your whole team and learn some new group tumblinb to put in your routines. We provide spotters for athletes as young as 5 years old to collegiate athletes. Collegitate athletes must provide proof of NCAA insurance coverage. Camp has 2 sessions: 1st Session: 12:00-3:00pm Beginner to Intermediate Athletes $40 2nd Session: 3:00-8:00pm Intermediate to Pro Athletes $60 Register Now at https://www.iclassprov2.com/parentportal/tntkids/camps?camptype=7 For more information visit: http://www.tntkidsfitness.org/files/Cheer%20and%20Tumbling%20Camp%2016.pdf
Youth Football Camp - South Holland, IL
Ninety10 Sports partners with USA Football for a Fundamental Youth Football Camp: Learning FUNdamentals of the game, to build a strong foundation, for success.
Kids Camp - Brunswick, MO
This is a short class that offers lots of encouragment to kids that have an interest in sewing. Each student needs to bring a sewing machine (we have a few extra machines but need to know in advance if your planning to borrow) and an adult that can help through the class (the adult can have little to no sewing experience). We will be doing a quick sew project. Only $15.00 (includes fabric kit for project and snacks).
Kid's Camp 2015! - China Lake Conference Center
All 2015 forms are ready for download at kidscamp. mainenaz.com.
Survivors Supporting Survivors (teen support group) - - Meridian, ID
Survivors Supporting Survivors TEEN SUPPORT GROUP This group is designed to offer an opportunity for the teens to talk about the struggles of a cancer diagnosis without becoming a counseling group. We set the table in a variety of way to help the healing process happen much faster. We guide them in real life challenges and allow them to discuss and support each other in ways you don’t see in normal life. Come prepared for an outdoor farm experience: dress weather-appropriate! It's gonna be jammed packed with exercises on great communication, problem solving skills and fun team building moments that bond these teens together. When: Monday, October 24th, 2016 Time: 6:00PM- 8:00PM Where: Farmstead Corn Maze (The Farmstead 1020 S. Rackham Way Meridian, ID 83642) Who: Any young adult between the ages of 13-18yrs who has been diagnosed with cancer. (Your children do NOT need to have participated in camp or our Survivors Supporting Survivors support group to attend) Cost: FREE Please RSVP to Amy [email protected] Learn more about camp and the programs offered year round at www.CampRainbowGold.org
Cheer & Dance Tumbling Camp - Fargo, ND
TNT Kid's Finess & Gymnastics invites you to participate in our Cheer & Dance Tumbling Camp for boys and girls on Saturday, September 10, 2016. We will teach the basics through advanced tumbling. Every athlete gets the opportunity for 1 on 1 coaching and spotting. Running skills and standing skills will be taught in our state of the art gym equipped with trampolines, spring floors, mats, and a foam pit. This is a great camp to get that new tumbling pass or work on something new with a spotter! Bring your whole team and learn some new group tumblinb to put in your routines. We provide spotters for athletes as young as 5 years old to collegiate athletes. Collegitate athletes must provide proof of NCAA insurance coverage. Camp has 2 sessions: 1st Session: 12:00-3:00pm Beginner to Intermediate Athletes $40 2nd Session: 3:00-8:00pm Intermediate to Pro Athletes $60 Register Now at https://www.iclassprov2.com/parentportal/tntkids/camps?camptype=7 For more information visit: http://www.tntkidsfitness.org/files/Cheer%20and%20Tumbling%20Camp%2016.pdf
Youth Football Camp - South Holland, IL
Ninety10 Sports partners with USA Football for a Fundamental Youth Football Camp: Learning FUNdamentals of the game, to build a strong foundation, for success.
Kids Camp - Brunswick, MO
This is a short class that offers lots of encouragment to kids that have an interest in sewing. Each student needs to bring a sewing machine (we have a few extra machines but need to know in advance if your planning to borrow) and an adult that can help through the class (the adult can have little to no sewing experience). We will be doing a quick sew project. Only $15.00 (includes fabric kit for project and snacks).
Kid's Camp 2015! - China Lake Conference Center
All 2015 forms are ready for download at kidscamp. mainenaz.com.
Survivors Supporting Survivors (teen support group) - - Meridian, ID
Survivors Supporting Survivors TEEN SUPPORT GROUP This group is designed to offer an opportunity for the teens to talk about the struggles of a cancer diagnosis without becoming a counseling group. We set the table in a variety of way to help the healing process happen much faster. We guide them in real life challenges and allow them to discuss and support each other in ways you don’t see in normal life. Come prepared for an outdoor farm experience: dress weather-appropriate! It's gonna be jammed packed with exercises on great communication, problem solving skills and fun team building moments that bond these teens together. When: Monday, October 24th, 2016 Time: 6:00PM- 8:00PM Where: Farmstead Corn Maze (The Farmstead 1020 S. Rackham Way Meridian, ID 83642) Who: Any young adult between the ages of 13-18yrs who has been diagnosed with cancer. (Your children do NOT need to have participated in camp or our Survivors Supporting Survivors support group to attend) Cost: FREE Please RSVP to Amy [email protected] Learn more about camp and the programs offered year round at www.CampRainbowGold.org
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Natural History - Week 2 - Natural History
Can you tell a bird from its call? Identify a mammal from its prints in the mud? Ever wonder where flying squirrels live? How to catch a snake or a bullfrog? Come join us as we adventure through creeks, marshes, forests, and the many natural places of beauty we have to explore on The Heights campus and all around the metropolitan area. The various ingredients of this camp make for a fantastic summer experience. From the personal attention and fun atmosphere of learning, to the outdoor adventures and games, this is an experience hard to beat or imitate. Activities: short classes, nature walks, daily journal, creek exploration, games, field and fishing trips, and specimen collection. Session I will focus on mammals, reptiles, and birds. Session II will focus on insects and trees. Staff Anton Vorozhko teaches 6th grade homeroom in the middle school. Contact Anton Vorozhko at The Heights School, Notes Save plastic jars with caps and old shoes. The normal dress is basic outdoor attire (shorts and gym shoes). Campers should bring a bag lunch and drink from home. 301-365-4300
The Art of Cubism: Clay Reliefs - Location: Center for The Creative Arts
This class will explore cubist artist such as Picasso and Braque. Students will create their very own cubist work of art in clay while learning basic techniques of using slabs to create 3/D form. Students will learn basic and intermediate techniques of slab application, handbuilding, texture application, and glass fusion into clay. Students will complete the class with their very own cubist inspired clay relief wall art. A $15 materials fee is required for this course. 302 239-2434 x120
01/01/2011 - 12/31/2011 DOB - Heritage Baptist Church
Practice on Monday or Tuesday at Heritage for 30-45 minutes between the times of 5 and 7 pm. Games on Thursday at Heritage for 30 minutes between the times of 5 and 7pm. 3343912549.0
Exploring Palo Alto through Digital Photography, 2 - Mitchell Park Community Center (MPCC)
Join us for a full day art camp and learn about the fundamentals of digital photography, including composition, lighting, perspective, contrast, color, portraiture and motion, while you are out shooting in the field. Each morning, kids will take photographs in and around Mitchell Park and one to two field trips will be scheduled. In the afternoons, camp will take place in the computer lab at Mitchell Park Community Center, where kids will use PhotoshopTM to enhance, manipulate and finish digital images. At the end of the week, choose your favorite photographs and create a portfolio of your work. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please note that no age exceptions can be made for this camp. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Fine Arts LOCATION Adobe Tech - North INSTRUCTOR Sarah Wells
WEEK 5: Ages 4-8: SPACE: REACH FOR THE STARS - SciTech Kids
Get ready for an amazing exploration of space. Kids will learn fun facts about the universe through hands-on activity that expand their mind. Topics include planetariums, constellations, space missions, building a satellite, lunar phases, planets, the International Space Station, tracking the Sun and how telescopes work. The week will conclude with a visit to the Planetarium and discussion of our balloon space launch in April 2015. Lunch and snacks are included. 212-804-7055
Natural History - Week 2 - Natural History
Can you tell a bird from its call? Identify a mammal from its prints in the mud? Ever wonder where flying squirrels live? How to catch a snake or a bullfrog? Come join us as we adventure through creeks, marshes, forests, and the many natural places of beauty we have to explore on The Heights campus and all around the metropolitan area. The various ingredients of this camp make for a fantastic summer experience. From the personal attention and fun atmosphere of learning, to the outdoor adventures and games, this is an experience hard to beat or imitate. Activities: short classes, nature walks, daily journal, creek exploration, games, field and fishing trips, and specimen collection. Session I will focus on mammals, reptiles, and birds. Session II will focus on insects and trees. Staff Anton Vorozhko teaches 6th grade homeroom in the middle school. Contact Anton Vorozhko at The Heights School, Notes Save plastic jars with caps and old shoes. The normal dress is basic outdoor attire (shorts and gym shoes). Campers should bring a bag lunch and drink from home. 301-365-4300
The Art of Cubism: Clay Reliefs - Location: Center for The Creative Arts
This class will explore cubist artist such as Picasso and Braque. Students will create their very own cubist work of art in clay while learning basic techniques of using slabs to create 3/D form. Students will learn basic and intermediate techniques of slab application, handbuilding, texture application, and glass fusion into clay. Students will complete the class with their very own cubist inspired clay relief wall art. A $15 materials fee is required for this course. 302 239-2434 x120
01/01/2011 - 12/31/2011 DOB - Heritage Baptist Church
Practice on Monday or Tuesday at Heritage for 30-45 minutes between the times of 5 and 7 pm. Games on Thursday at Heritage for 30 minutes between the times of 5 and 7pm. 3343912549.0
Exploring Palo Alto through Digital Photography, 2 - Mitchell Park Community Center (MPCC)
Join us for a full day art camp and learn about the fundamentals of digital photography, including composition, lighting, perspective, contrast, color, portraiture and motion, while you are out shooting in the field. Each morning, kids will take photographs in and around Mitchell Park and one to two field trips will be scheduled. In the afternoons, camp will take place in the computer lab at Mitchell Park Community Center, where kids will use PhotoshopTM to enhance, manipulate and finish digital images. At the end of the week, choose your favorite photographs and create a portfolio of your work. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please note that no age exceptions can be made for this camp. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Fine Arts LOCATION Adobe Tech - North INSTRUCTOR Sarah Wells
WEEK 5: Ages 4-8: SPACE: REACH FOR THE STARS - SciTech Kids
Get ready for an amazing exploration of space. Kids will learn fun facts about the universe through hands-on activity that expand their mind. Topics include planetariums, constellations, space missions, building a satellite, lunar phases, planets, the International Space Station, tracking the Sun and how telescopes work. The week will conclude with a visit to the Planetarium and discussion of our balloon space launch in April 2015. Lunch and snacks are included. 212-804-7055