Summer Camps in Sherwood, AR
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Amateur Basketball - Our Lady of Mount Carmel Academy
This program will prepare players for team play by introducing and enforcing the rules of the game. Triple threat position, using an aggressive first step, team defense, and conditioning will be the focus of instruction. All classes will end with a scrimmage to give players the feel of a game. 7736851682.0
This program will prepare players for team play by introducing and enforcing the rules of the game. Triple threat position, using an aggressive first step, team defense, and conditioning will be the focus of instruction. All classes will end with a scrimmage to give players the feel of a game. 7736851682.0
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Camp Aldersgate
Hot
Distance
11.13 Miles
Address:
2000 Aldersgate Rd, Little Rock, Arkansas 72205
Traditional camp for children & youth with physical, medical, and developmental challenges.
Activities: Season: Year-round.;Aerobics/Exercise, Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor...
Distance
17.3 Miles
Address:
5512 Ferndale Cut Off Rd, Little Rock, Arkansas 72223
Free. 24 hour supervision. Effective discipline model. Also have 6 week local school program for grades 3-5. At risk.
Activities: Academics, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Community...
Tanako
Hot
Distance
50.74 Miles
Address:
4301 Highway 290, Hot Springs, Arkansas 71913
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Fishing, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
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Sherwood, AR Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
2015 Teen Camp - Washougal, WA
Teen Camp (Grades 9th - 12th) ~ July 13th - 17th - Cost $125. 00 Registration begins at 2:00 PM on July 13, 2015 http://www.landmarkchurchbg.com/salmon_falls_retreat_center #nwgracesyc
2nd Annual Summer Youth Camp - Manteno, IL
We will be taking 20 young men ages 10 to 18 to Camp Shaw-was-nas-see for three days and two nights of fun, learning and relaxation. Activities included at this event are First Aid, Map & Compass Reading, Basketball, Swimming, Archery, Nature Trail Walks, Zip Lines, Strength and Endurance Training, Mens Rap, where on last year we talked about the detriments of gangs, drugs and violence, and much much more. All meals will be provided. Last year we paid $60 per person to go to this event but through the generous donations of our donors we didnt have to charge any of the families for their young men to participate in this event. We were also able to purchase our insuance and supplies through our donors. This year we have been given a discount $50 per camper and we are praying for the same support this year. There are cabins on the site so we won't be sleeping outside, camp site tours are available. For more information or to donate call Maurice Shelton at (815)386-3246
21st Annual Teen Winter Camp - Sinclairville, NY
Youth in Emergency Preparedness Camp - Weslaco, TX
This summer from June 19, 2016 to June 23, 2016, the Rio Grande Valley Medical Reserve Corps and the Weslaco Fire Department are hosting a Youth Preparedness Camp. The camp is for Rio Grande Valley teenagers between the ages of 14-18. There are three man components of the Youth Preparedness Camp. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training – All camp participants (including the adult sponsor) receive the full basic CERT course complete with certification. The basic CERT program is delivered as one component of camp in an effort to educate youth about disaster preparedness and provide them the skills they need to support local first responders in an emergency situation, if needed. This training includes lessons on fire safety, basic first aid, search and rescue, incident command system (ICS), and disaster psychology, among others. In addition to classroom-based lessons, youth are given ample opportunity to practice their skills through hands-on activities, tabletop discussions, and exercises. The CERT training culminates in a large full-scale exercise in which youth allocate resources, attend to live role playing victims, and interact with real first responders. The goal of this aspect of camp was to enhance the local community response and...
Building E-S.T.E.A.M. Partnership Presents...Teen Tech Week: Coding Bo
Gearing up for Georgia S.T.E.M. Day on May 6, we have partnered with the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System to co-host a bootcamp where teens will participate in a week long series of hands-on technology exercises. Topics wiill include: - website design - coding - dgital storytelling - researching - social media and more! Ages: Tweens & Teens daily classes begin at 4:30pm. Advanced Registation is required.
2015 Teen Camp - Washougal, WA
Teen Camp (Grades 9th - 12th) ~ July 13th - 17th - Cost $125. 00 Registration begins at 2:00 PM on July 13, 2015 http://www.landmarkchurchbg.com/salmon_falls_retreat_center #nwgracesyc
2nd Annual Summer Youth Camp - Manteno, IL
We will be taking 20 young men ages 10 to 18 to Camp Shaw-was-nas-see for three days and two nights of fun, learning and relaxation. Activities included at this event are First Aid, Map & Compass Reading, Basketball, Swimming, Archery, Nature Trail Walks, Zip Lines, Strength and Endurance Training, Mens Rap, where on last year we talked about the detriments of gangs, drugs and violence, and much much more. All meals will be provided. Last year we paid $60 per person to go to this event but through the generous donations of our donors we didnt have to charge any of the families for their young men to participate in this event. We were also able to purchase our insuance and supplies through our donors. This year we have been given a discount $50 per camper and we are praying for the same support this year. There are cabins on the site so we won't be sleeping outside, camp site tours are available. For more information or to donate call Maurice Shelton at (815)386-3246
21st Annual Teen Winter Camp - Sinclairville, NY
Youth in Emergency Preparedness Camp - Weslaco, TX
This summer from June 19, 2016 to June 23, 2016, the Rio Grande Valley Medical Reserve Corps and the Weslaco Fire Department are hosting a Youth Preparedness Camp. The camp is for Rio Grande Valley teenagers between the ages of 14-18. There are three man components of the Youth Preparedness Camp. Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Training – All camp participants (including the adult sponsor) receive the full basic CERT course complete with certification. The basic CERT program is delivered as one component of camp in an effort to educate youth about disaster preparedness and provide them the skills they need to support local first responders in an emergency situation, if needed. This training includes lessons on fire safety, basic first aid, search and rescue, incident command system (ICS), and disaster psychology, among others. In addition to classroom-based lessons, youth are given ample opportunity to practice their skills through hands-on activities, tabletop discussions, and exercises. The CERT training culminates in a large full-scale exercise in which youth allocate resources, attend to live role playing victims, and interact with real first responders. The goal of this aspect of camp was to enhance the local community response and...
Building E-S.T.E.A.M. Partnership Presents...Teen Tech Week: Coding Bo
Gearing up for Georgia S.T.E.M. Day on May 6, we have partnered with the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System to co-host a bootcamp where teens will participate in a week long series of hands-on technology exercises. Topics wiill include: - website design - coding - dgital storytelling - researching - social media and more! Ages: Tweens & Teens daily classes begin at 4:30pm. Advanced Registation is required.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Jump Start Lacrosse - Rotary Park
Boys and Girls in grades K-6 will learn to play the fastest growing sport in the United States! Lacrosse is action packed and lots of fun. It has the elements of soccer, football, basketball and hockey. Experienced coaches provided by Jump Start Sports lead the training on all the fundamentals, including: passing & catching, fielding ground balls, cradling, spacing, positioning and defense. Players will be divided by gender and age to play fun game situational scrimmages. Plastic sticks and soft balls will be provided. Campers will receive a T-shirt GRADES Through 6 LOCATION Soccer Field 2 Rotary at Rotary Park INSTRUCTOR Jump Start Sports, LLC
Pottery Camp w/Painting Studio, Ages 8-12 - The Yard School of Art At Montclair Art Museum
SummerART Camp Full Day Pottery Program 9:30am to 5pm Pottery Camp with Painting Studio Session III: July 25 to August 5 Pottery Camp This camp is for children who are interested specifically in working with clay to create pottery, sculpture, and more. Campers are grouped in age-specific classes (6 to 8, and 9 to 12). Campers will have the opportunity to use the Museums diverse collection of Native American pottery as inspiration. Much of the work created in Pottery Camp will be kiln fired, some will be functional, some will be decorative, and all of it will be treasured for years to come. Much of this artwork will be displayed at the receptions in Leir Hall at the end of each session. Screen Shot 2016-03-08 at 11.48.07 AM [] Painting Studio For our aspiring painters, this elective will provide instruction on foundation painting techniques while using acrylic and tempera paints, watercolors, pastels, and more! Landscapes, portraits, still life objects, and paintings from MAMs permanent collection will inspire students. Campers will bring home unique paintings full of personal expression that are sure be treasured. Screen Shot 2016-03-08 at 11.36.31 AM [] AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Ceramics Studio at The Yard School of Art At Montclair Art Museum
Math Attack 5-6 - week 5 - Germantown Academy
Does your camper love to play games, work with numbers, and solve puzzles? Stretch their skills through engaging activities, an extensive use of SMART technology, and game websites that focus on numbers. After Math Attack, campers will continue on to Day Camp or MultiSport for Lunch, Free swim, weekly themes, and activties! 267-405-7520
Spring Break: Game Show Day - Germantown Academy
Tuesday: Game Show Students will enjoy playing popular games like Minute-to-Win-It, Clue, Jeopardy, and Name that Tune! 267-405-7520
Baseball Class - BASEBALL CAMP - Adams Park
Put me in coach...Im ready to play! This camp will focus on baseball fundamentals and techniques from hitting, fielding and throwing to pitching, base running and more. Campers will participate in daily drills, scrimmages, stations and contests to develop big league skills. Camp will be conducted rain or shine. Parents will be provided with information on how to handle rain days on the first day of camp. Supplies: Campers should bring their own bat and glove, and a packed lunch with a beverage and plenty of water each day. All campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend campers use sunscreen with a SPF of at least 30. Attire: Baseball attire (e.g., baseball pants, cap and cleats). LOCATION Adams Park Baseball Complex INSTRUCTOR Sports A Rama
Jump Start Lacrosse - Rotary Park
Boys and Girls in grades K-6 will learn to play the fastest growing sport in the United States! Lacrosse is action packed and lots of fun. It has the elements of soccer, football, basketball and hockey. Experienced coaches provided by Jump Start Sports lead the training on all the fundamentals, including: passing & catching, fielding ground balls, cradling, spacing, positioning and defense. Players will be divided by gender and age to play fun game situational scrimmages. Plastic sticks and soft balls will be provided. Campers will receive a T-shirt GRADES Through 6 LOCATION Soccer Field 2 Rotary at Rotary Park INSTRUCTOR Jump Start Sports, LLC
Pottery Camp w/Painting Studio, Ages 8-12 - The Yard School of Art At Montclair Art Museum
SummerART Camp Full Day Pottery Program 9:30am to 5pm Pottery Camp with Painting Studio Session III: July 25 to August 5 Pottery Camp This camp is for children who are interested specifically in working with clay to create pottery, sculpture, and more. Campers are grouped in age-specific classes (6 to 8, and 9 to 12). Campers will have the opportunity to use the Museums diverse collection of Native American pottery as inspiration. Much of the work created in Pottery Camp will be kiln fired, some will be functional, some will be decorative, and all of it will be treasured for years to come. Much of this artwork will be displayed at the receptions in Leir Hall at the end of each session. Screen Shot 2016-03-08 at 11.48.07 AM [] Painting Studio For our aspiring painters, this elective will provide instruction on foundation painting techniques while using acrylic and tempera paints, watercolors, pastels, and more! Landscapes, portraits, still life objects, and paintings from MAMs permanent collection will inspire students. Campers will bring home unique paintings full of personal expression that are sure be treasured. Screen Shot 2016-03-08 at 11.36.31 AM [] AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Ceramics Studio at The Yard School of Art At Montclair Art Museum
Math Attack 5-6 - week 5 - Germantown Academy
Does your camper love to play games, work with numbers, and solve puzzles? Stretch their skills through engaging activities, an extensive use of SMART technology, and game websites that focus on numbers. After Math Attack, campers will continue on to Day Camp or MultiSport for Lunch, Free swim, weekly themes, and activties! 267-405-7520
Spring Break: Game Show Day - Germantown Academy
Tuesday: Game Show Students will enjoy playing popular games like Minute-to-Win-It, Clue, Jeopardy, and Name that Tune! 267-405-7520
Baseball Class - BASEBALL CAMP - Adams Park
Put me in coach...Im ready to play! This camp will focus on baseball fundamentals and techniques from hitting, fielding and throwing to pitching, base running and more. Campers will participate in daily drills, scrimmages, stations and contests to develop big league skills. Camp will be conducted rain or shine. Parents will be provided with information on how to handle rain days on the first day of camp. Supplies: Campers should bring their own bat and glove, and a packed lunch with a beverage and plenty of water each day. All campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend campers use sunscreen with a SPF of at least 30. Attire: Baseball attire (e.g., baseball pants, cap and cleats). LOCATION Adams Park Baseball Complex INSTRUCTOR Sports A Rama