Summer Camps in Winooski, VT

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High-5 Camp FULL - Bon Appetit - Red Morton Community Center
Just because its summer doesnt mean the learning has to stop. Bring your curiosity and check out our newest camp, High-5. We will explore fun activities to enrich your learning. From building projects to cooking and science experiments; Camp High-5 will blend traditional summer games, art & crafts with exciting, indepth, hands on theme based projects. High-5 is moving to a new location on site at Red Morton Community Center, with its very own fenced in playground and in room bathrooms. Come & taste the adventure! Campers will explore some basic cooking techniques and create their own culinary masterpieces from around the world. By the end of the week, your child will be the next Master Chef! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Full Day Campers, or those who are staying for lunch need to bring lunch daily. Half day campers may also sign up for Bridge Care if they would like to have lunch and stay for an extra hour ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Preschool (Age 0-6) LOCATION RMCC Little Learners at Red Morton Community Center INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff ,

1st Session - Crochet / Knitting/ Paper Folding - YSCP
Instructor: Ms. Anamaria Here is the summary for the club. Below it is the summary for me: Crochet/Knitting and Paper folding In this club we focus on learning basic crochet or knitting techniques. This includes learning how to read charts. Students choose between knitting or crochet to start. They have option of learning the other later. Squares are the main building blocks for all of the projects. Projects will be up to the students to choose. They range from a scarf, book cover to a basic shirt. There will also be small non-square projects like mustaches, flowers and balls. Focusing on squares gives participants a quick project that can easily be completed during club time after the first few sessions. It also allows for lots of color without having to change or join yarn. Small projects like these can easily be done anywhere. The possibilities are endless for completed projects. A completed scarf can easily become a blanket later on if they want with the simple addition of more squares. If time allows later in the semester and there is interest from the students, more stitches will be taught. For those wanting a break from crochet or knitting there will... 8142379727.0

Tumbling Tutus Camp - Mountain View Sports Pavilion
Come join our camp to learn the elegance and grace of ballet paired with high-energy tumbling and creative movement skills. Each day will feature a different dance theme! It gives your child a chance to be exposed to new worlds of movement and how they can intertwine! Students will perform in class on the last day. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please bring a lunch and water bottle each day. AGE CATEGORY Youth (5-14) LOCATION MVSP Auxiliary Room at Mountain View Sports Pavilion INSTRUCTOR Dance Force Staff

Teen Artist Work/Study - MacRostie Art Center
The MacRostie Art Center work/study program for teen artists increases accessibility to our educational programming for teens while providing opportunity to experience real-world visual art administration and will look great on any resume or college application. Teen artists may choose to focus on experience in exhibitions and curatorial work, art education, event planning, or any other aspect of what the MAC does for the art community. This opportunity is open to artists ages 15-18. For every 6 hours worked, students will receive a $60 voucher towards the tuition of any MacRostie art workshop to be used in the following year. For an application or for more information, visit www.MacRostieArtCenter.org or call 218-326-2697. 218-326-2697

Boys Basketball - Session 2 - Notre Dame Preparatory School and Marist Academy
Where: NDP main gym About: The focus of the Notre Dame Prep boys basketball camp is to provide every participant the opportunity to develop his fundamental skills in ball handling, passing, dribbling, footwork and rebounding, as well as individual and team defense. We will accomplish this through a high-energy camp of hard work. Additionally, it is our hope that with the assistance of our experienced teaching staff, all of the young men attending NDP basketball camp will improve their conceptual understanding of the game of basketball. With a staff-to-player ratio of 1 to 9, we can guarantee each player individual attention throughout the week. We also look forward to each participant meeting and making new friends while having plenty of fun and enjoyment over the four days of camp. Please note our new cancellation policy. A 50% fee of the cost of the camp shall be applied to an individual who cancels. What to wear/bring: Athletic attire, basketball shoes, socks and water bottle. 248-373-5300