Summer Camps in Watertown, MN

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Skyhawks Track/Field Camp, Ages 7-12 - Longmeadow High School
This program combines technical development and fundamental techniques with safety while keeping a major focus on fun! Using special equipment, our staff teaches the standard track & field events: long distance, sprints, soft hurdles, relays, shot put, discus and standing long jump. Participants will put it all together for one fun-filled day at the end of the week track meet! LOCATION High School Track at Longmeadow High School INSTRUCTOR Skyhawks Sports Program

Literacy (M/W) - Office of Children, Youth & Learning
Children learn literacy skills through songs, poems, literacy centers, small and whole group activities, and read-alouds. Children engage in play and activities that are related to alphabet knowledge, phonological awareness, print knowledge, comprehension, reading and writing. The core of our literacy program was created at the Bank Street College of Education in New York. Meets twice per week. IMPORTANT NOTE: This is a Drop-off Class and therefore children must meet the following requirements; use the bathroom independently, separate easily from parent/guardian, and be 3 years old on the first day of class. 401-475-0929 x1

Cowboy Technique Camp - Wyoming Campus
The Cowboy Technique Camp is designed for wrestlers of all ages and skill levels. Our focus is building a solid foundation of technique for each camper. The majority of the time in this camp will be focused on learning wrestling skills as well as applying them in a live wrestling setting. 3077665382.0

Nurture Nature I - Spooky Hollow Farm
From the bottom to the top, we will investigate all that is living and decomposing in nature. Children will create, explore, and immerse themselves in the forest, fields, and ponds of Spooky Hollow Farm. Come spend some time learning to nurture nature. Dress for the weather! 513-891-4227

Lego EV3 Robotics - Universalist Unitarian Church - Arlington
Lego EV3 Robotics (Ages 8 through 12) This program introduces students to the exciting world of robotics. Students will use the Lego Mindstorms EV3 elements to program their robots to solve a series of challenges everyday. They will build using motors of different power and experiment with touch, ultrasonic, gyro, and color sensor to play fun games such as hockey and sumo wrestling. Lessons will cover topics in computer science, technology, engineering, math, and science. Campers will learn fundamentals of programming blocks such as loops, conditional operations, and the use of variables to store sensor values; and will learn how to program remote control, create parallel programming, and use computers, Bluetooth, and other technologies to connect with their robots. After mastering the basics of Lego EV3 building and programming, students will be immersed in a series of challenging Mars missions: launch the satellite, collect rocks, activate communications, save the robot, secure the power supply, and return to base safely. Students will be encouraged to build and test several designs and programs while collaborating and communicating with each other to successfully complete these tasks. 703-244-0585