Summer Camps in Shelby, NC

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Tanzania Service Learning Trip - Ensworth High School
Boys and Girls, rising 10th - 12th grade Ensworth students only; students must be enrolled at Ensworth for the 2016-2017 school year at the time of the trip Minimum Enrollment: 10 students, Maximum Enrollment: 24 students $500 non-refundable deposit; current cost does not include airfare Greg Eubanks (trip contact) 615-383-0661

Caldwell Academy - Ages 14-17 - Java Programming - Caldwell Academy
Java Programming Unlock the power of code! Learn the fundamentals of Java—one of the most relevant, in-demand programming languages in the job market today. Java has many uses—from game development to business apps. Its even the chosen language for the AP Computer Science A Exam. Get ready to create your own game or Java application! Students in these Java programming camps will take home their Eclipse Workspace containing their final coding project. July 18-22 1:00 – 4:00 PM 3364930403.0

Coastal Performance Training Center - Coastal Performance Training Center
Spring Baseball Tune up. Six 2 hour sessions with the Baseball Performance Academy to get your baseball athlete ready for the season! Each session will begin with a hlaf an hour warm up run by one of our performance coaches to work on mobility, flexability and core/relative strength. Then its off to the races with a intense, learning packed baseball practice working on all aspects of the game... 207-442-9393

Nature & Pond Life - Middle School
Through observation and inquiry, students explore the Nature around them. In this session we take the children through nature trails and begin our journey with a trees parts and the role each part plays in a trees life cycle. After observing patterns in nature, students create their own design project that will reinforce the lesson learned. What makes a bird a bird? To find out, students go on a picturesque bird walk and use binoculars to observe birds closely. They comb the environment to investigate artifacts like feathers, feet, and skulls to discover how different birds learn to adapt and thrive in their special niches. A hands-on art project helps to reinforce this avian adventure. Through simple scientific observation and physical exploration, students investigate the nature of seeds, their role in the cycle of life, and interesting ways that they adapt, survive, and thrive in their environment. Students dissect seeds and then create their own seed mosaic. They learn about the lifecycles of bees and the role they play in pollination. Students observe and practice the art of bee communication. After learning about the production and harvesting of bee products, such as honey and beeswax, students use real beeswax to... (516) 750-3104

Summer BLAST! - 3 weeks - Oakwood
For children entering 2nd-6th grade: SUMMER BLAST! at Oakwood is an afternoon program designed to engage children in enriching, entertaining, and educational activities, and runs from 1:30–4:30 pm. Children may enroll in Summer BLAST! even if theyre not enrolled in the morning Summer Arts Academy program. If a child is enrolled in the morning Summer Arts Academy program, he/she will have a supervised lunchtime from 12:45–1:30 pm each day, and will need to bring a lunch. During the first session of the afternoon the children will be divided by age into two groups and will rotate between the two classes offered that week. During the second session students choose between Sports Club, Book Club, or Tennis Club. Students may enroll in one, two or all three weeks. The classes during the first session change each week. Please see next page for a description of each class offered. 4087827177.0