Summer Camps in Shakopee, MN

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Week 5 Western Horse Camp - Rose Lake Youth Camp
This new specialty camp offers horse safety, grooming, saddling and western style riding. Campers will learn basic riding instruction, how to take care of their horse and will learn riding skills in the arena along with wooded trail rides. This camp is held in partnership with Center Lake Bible Camp. Ages 10-13, limited to 8 campers. 231 768 4351

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Shakopee, MN Summer Camps

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PowerHouse Regional Youth Conference - Milford, IN
The PowerHouse regional youth conference will return to Camp Mack again this year, providing a weekend of worship, workshops, music, recreation, and more for senior high youth in the Midwest and their advisors. The Church of the Brethren BVS and Workcamp staff will provide leadership for the weekend on the theme "Plug In: to God, each other & the world" based on 3 John 1:13-14. Cost is $80 for youth, $70 for advisors and will go up $10 if you register after October 21. Registration is LIVE at www.manchester.edu/powerhouse. We hope you can join us Nov. 12-13 for this fun and faith-filled weekend!

Teen Christmas Party - DeMotte, IN
What: Christmas Party!! When: Wednesday, December 16th Where: Todd & Lorie Richmond's home FUN, FOOD, FAMILY & FRIENDS!!! Lets make some merry memories together!

Teen Camp - Norfolk, VA
Theater camp for ages 13 - 18! This year we are super excited to be doing Grease! More information and registration forms are available on our website. www.spotlightproductions.org

2016 Teen Winter Camp - Valyermo, CA
This is going to be a fun weekend learning about God and why we can trust Him with lessons from Psalm 91-94 by Dave Chung.

Camp7TEEN - Medford, OR
“We are too young to realize that certain things are impossible... So we will do them anyway.” -William Wilberforce There is a generation of young girls CRYING OUT, "Where do I belong? Why am I alive? Who can I trust? Who will fight for me? Who sees me? They starve themselves to look like the beautiful woman on the screen. They cut themselves in order to control their emotional pain. They use food to cope with the chaos of life. They strive for athletic prowess in order to be seen. They hope each social media "like" will validate their worth. YOUR daughters are being driven to conformity and crushed by comparison. They believe in order to fit in, they must look like everyone else, when in fact, it's the uniqueness of who they, their dreams, gifts, callings and passions that will set them apart as women who will change the world. Their dreams are being silenced and reshaped by the voice of society to compliment the direction of culture. The labels of life are drowning their dreams. Hi, we are Shantell Dayton and Lu Crenshaw, we want to throw your daughters a lifeline of CONFIDENCE and TRUTH about who they really are. Let's be honest, being a...

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1st-4th grade: American Doll and Etiquette Camp - Saint Marys School
Etiquette and good manners is all about kindness, consideration and truthfulness. This camp will celebrate young girls and all that they can be. We will try to speak to their imagination and teach them the importance of friends and family. We will use Role Play and other fun activities to entertain, educate and inspire them. The Etiquette section will include: Memory Work; a written invitation; making proper introductions; using proper telephone etiquette. We will learn to make an appointment, make purchases and just ask questions. We will set a proper table, drink hot tea from a teacup and eat hot soup with a spoon. Finally, we will help set up a proper Tea Table for our Graduation Tea. During this week of camp we will enjoy our dolls and even choose our own Doll of the Year. As we study good character traits, we will try to spark their imagination and teach them the importance of family and friends as we name and develop our very own Doll of the Year, we will write a short book about her. Together we will tell of her character traits and her favorite activities. We will also develop a family for her and... 9194244028.0

Keyauwee - Bunk House - Keyauwee Program Center
site can accommodate an overall total of 32, but is broken into two groups of single lodge, with bunk beds, sleeps a total of 16 people, has a sink, refrigerator and microwave and an attached bathroom with showers 336-274-8491

Mini Camp Cheerleading - Parks and Rec Office and Cavins Community Center
Intro to Cheerleading AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Check in for this activity is in the lower level of the Katy Cavins Center

Introduction to Art - Visual Art Institute
Suggested for new students, our Introduction to Art class emphasizes drawing techniques, concepts and terminology, as well as art forms and mediums. You will learn to draw and paint what you see and get to use materials like pencil, ink, charcoal, watercolor, and pastels. Materials included. Instructor: Shelley Young 801-474-3796

Get Started on Summer Reading 6 - The Prairie School
Have fun reading a required summer reading book in a group setting. With the use of a variety of reading strategies, the course covers the reading of Maniac Magee. Students are asked to purchase the novel prior to the first class. All students should read the first two chapters of the book they are assigned before June 20th. Additional reading at home will be required. Completion of the course will allow students to easily and successfully complete the novel-based project at home. -- Location: M-4 -- Instructors: Alicia Gasser, Prairie 5/6 English Teacher. Melissa Mills, Prairie Primary School Science Coordinator and English Tutor (262)752-2680