Summer Camps in St. Francis, WI

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Youth Learn to Row Camp - Water Sports Center
Learn to row this summer! Participants learn proper rowing technique, whole body conditioning and water safety while making new friends and enjoying a new and fun activity. Youth who particpate during the summer get a head start on team rowing if they choose to row during the school year. All camps are two weeks and there is no limit to the number of sessions a participant can sign up for. Eligibility - anyone who has never rowed prior to summer 2016, ages 13-18 and entering 8th - 12th grade in fall 2016. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- LOCR is open to student athletes, ages 13-18 (8th-12th grade), regardless of experience. Practice is daily after school, Monday through Friday, 3:45-6:15p, and Saturday mornings 7:30-10:00a. LOCR offers a Fall racing season, Winter training season, Spring racing season, plus options row during the summer months. Rowers new to the sport are considered Novice and after their first year advance to Varsity. Through a partnership with the local high schools, Varsity athletes have an opportunity to letter just as they would in a sport offered through their school. INCLEMENT WEATHER: LOCR reserves the right to cancel classes due to poor weather or water...

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St. Francis, WI Summer Camps

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Life Teen Campfire Style - Fremont, NE
Life Teen is for students in grades 9-12. Life Teen's mission is to Lead Teens Closer to Christ. Tonight's Topic: Criminal-The Persecuted Christ We will be gathering outside around 2 campfires!! Bring a chair and possibly a blanket. S'mores will be provided!!

Summer Cooking Camp - Macon, GA
June 13-16 from 9:00 am-12:00 pm each day. **REGISTRATION CLOSES JUNE 6TH. Final two days to register. ** Students will be taught the Healthy Hands Cooking program. Our classes will focus on healthy recipes for snacks, breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Additional content will include kitchen safety skills, nutrition games, fun fitness activities, and more. Students will leave with the skills needed to work confidentially in the kitchen. This program is held for 3 hours a day over 4 days. Cost is $150 and includes a cookbook/workbook. Camp is limited to 10 students.

2017 Teen Winter Retreat - Jackson, OH
Registration for the retreat will be held on Saturday, January 28, from 3– 4 p.m. and will dismiss at 10 a.m. on Sunday, January 29. The Teen Winter Retreat will feature many fun events, activities and programs. You will need to bring your completed health form and activity release form that is signed by your parent/guardian in order to participate. Please bring warm clothes and comfortable shoes as we will probably be taking part in some outdoor activities during the retreat. You will also need to bring your own, bedding, towels and bathroom supplies. Registrations should be submitted by Friday, January 20 to Canter’s Cave 4-H Camp. Registrations with payments should be mailed to Canter's Cave 4-H Camp at 1362 Caves Road, Jackson, Ohio 45640. For registration information visit: http://jackson.osu.edu/sites/jackson/files/imce/Program_Pages/4H/FORMS/Teen%20Winter%20Retreat%202017%20Package.pdf

Teen Theatre Camp - Edinburg, VA
Campers will learn and explore the different aspects of theater including performance, production, stage managing, and directing. They will participate in theater exercises, games and perform on stage. Performance topics include auditions, monologues, improv and musical numbers. The week culminates in a performance at the conclusion of the last day. Campers should bring a packed lunch. Registration is through Shenandoah County Parks and Recreation - www.scpr.infor

Kids 2 Camp Benefit Run - Stanwood, WA
Love running? Love Warm Beach Camp? Join us for a fun run to benefit Kids 2 Camp. The scholarships help kids come to camp who otherwise would not be able to attend. You can choose to run, volunteer, or just donate! Kids 2 Camp Benefit Run is a family friendly run/walk with 10K, 5K, and 1 mile courses through the beautiful Warm Beach Camp and Conference Center grounds. The Benefit Run Schedule: 7:00am - packet pick-up 7:30am - late registration 8:00am - 10k race starts 8:15am - 5k race starts 9:30am - kids 1 mile race starts 11:00am - lunch available for purchase Questions? Contact the Event Coordinator: Megan Blue at [email protected]

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ASAP: Math Market - Germantown Academy
Objectives: To design and furnish room, presenting findings as a Powerpoint or other presentation, using items from the IKEA and Best Buy websites. Session ends with a trip to IKEA. Maybe meet with an IKEA representative and certainly enjoy dinner there.(7 Sessions, 4-14, 4-21, 4-28, 5-5, 5-12, 5-19, 5-26) 267-405-7520

Extended Care: 8/22-8/26 - Church of the Good Shepherd
Extended Camp Care for children enrolled in camps at Church of the Good Shepherd -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GRADES Kindergarten - 9th Grade LOCATION Church of the Good Shepherd INSTRUCTOR Daniel Bigham

SUMMER CAMP WEEK #10 - The REALM
Week 10: Dare to…INVENT It is often said that necessity is the mother of invention but during this week of camp our spirit of adventure (and need for fun) will guide us! We will be building collaborative Rube Goldberg machines that will take on the simplest tasks in the most complex and zany ways, test our luck at a home-made catapult competition and invent new toys, games, fashions, and even reinvent ourselves in the process! (310) 399-1139

Baseball with Corbins Crusaders - Central Park
Corbins Crusaders will pick up your child from Mandell and bring them to Central Park where we teach the fundamentals of Americas pastime. Children or learn the basics of throwing, catching, batting and base-running. We play league games each week. 212-222-2925 x5416

Camp Chickababa Week 1 - Springbrook Recreation Center
for Disabled Persons Ages 6 Years & Older This camp includes fun and therapeutic activities such as arts & crafts, indoor and outdoor games, music, swimming, ability appropriate field trips and more. Space is limited per week. Registration accepted on a first-come, first-served basis with 2015 campers given first priority until May 15. After that time, new participants will be accepted as space allows. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No class July 4. LOCATION Springbrook Recreation Center at Springbrook Recreation Center