Summer Camps in Woden, IA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Spokes & Sports (Grades 6-8) (PM) - MA Lower School
This class will consist of daily bike rides to different places to participate in a variety of sporting activities such as visiting local parks and playing soccer, frisbee golf, and organized games. Biking helps both aerobic conditioning and muscle strength. Students must bring a bike, helmet, water bottle, snack and sunscreen. This June sessions includes transportation and admission to a Twins game! 6127287745 x2
This class will consist of daily bike rides to different places to participate in a variety of sporting activities such as visiting local parks and playing soccer, frisbee golf, and organized games. Biking helps both aerobic conditioning and muscle strength. Students must bring a bike, helmet, water bottle, snack and sunscreen. This June sessions includes transportation and admission to a Twins game! 6127287745 x2
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Senior Teen Weekend - Summerton, SC
Centri Kid Camp - Boiling Springs, NC
Centri Kid Camp at Gardner-Webb University. $50 Deposit due March 2 Remaining $200 Due May 1
2016 Teen Summer Camp - Session 1 - Chicago, IL
Exploring Science, Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) Through the Art of Glass Blowing and Flameworking Join Ignite Glass Studios for an end of Summer experience like no other! Teens ages 13-17 will work with Ignites’ experienced instructors to learn the arts of Glass Blowing, Solid Sculpting, and Flameworking. No prior glass experience necessary. Each student will create at least 3 finished glass projects, blown and/or solid during the session. $350 per person
Polar-Rama - Menasha, WI
Car, truck, motorcycle and bicycle show. Yes outdoors and Yes we have the date correct. Sunday Jan 29 from noon til dusk! Pull that car cover off, put the battery back in and drive your summer ride out for one day of winter fun! They make car washes, even in winter...so put on your big boy/girl pants and drive out...snow or shine! All show vehicles welcome. FREE Chili. Awards at 4pm. Free admission. Trophies awarded for car, truck, motorcycle AND bicycle participation. $5 entry fee per car/truck, $3 per motorcycle and $1 per bicycle if you would like to participate in the drawings and awards. 100% of all entry collection will go to the Make a Wish Foundation. You can display for FREE, but you will not be in for awards or raffle prize drawings without a donation to our Charity. Freddy has a great bar, with an really nice deck out back. Sit by the fire, hang out under the tent outside or just hang out inside the nice warm Locker Room! Food available on site.
Summer CAMP registration - San Francisco, CA
Summer Camp Registration will begin Saturday March 21st at 10AM. Sign up for CAMPS including LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM with the City and County of San Fransisco. This can be done in one of 3 ways: 1. Online at www.sfreconline.org (view entire summer camp 2015 activity guide here) 2. at McLaren Lodge in Golden Gate Park, 501 Stanyan Street (@ Fell) (415) 831-6800. 3. At any neighboring registration site, such as Hamilton Recreation Center. 1900 Geary Blvd (@ Steiner) ***Please make sure you sign up for the correct swim lesson level for your child. If you sign up for the wrong level it could result in a withdrawal without refund for the class. If you are unsure of what level you should be signing up for please contact Assistant Supervisor Tracy Newman (Ford) at Hamilton Aquatic Center (415) 292-2008 and set up a time to have your child tested. We limit all students to a total of two classes for the season, both of which must be of the same level. These classes should also not be back to back lessons due health, safety, and performance reasons. Thank you.
Senior Teen Weekend - Summerton, SC
Centri Kid Camp - Boiling Springs, NC
Centri Kid Camp at Gardner-Webb University. $50 Deposit due March 2 Remaining $200 Due May 1
2016 Teen Summer Camp - Session 1 - Chicago, IL
Exploring Science, Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) Through the Art of Glass Blowing and Flameworking Join Ignite Glass Studios for an end of Summer experience like no other! Teens ages 13-17 will work with Ignites’ experienced instructors to learn the arts of Glass Blowing, Solid Sculpting, and Flameworking. No prior glass experience necessary. Each student will create at least 3 finished glass projects, blown and/or solid during the session. $350 per person
Polar-Rama - Menasha, WI
Car, truck, motorcycle and bicycle show. Yes outdoors and Yes we have the date correct. Sunday Jan 29 from noon til dusk! Pull that car cover off, put the battery back in and drive your summer ride out for one day of winter fun! They make car washes, even in winter...so put on your big boy/girl pants and drive out...snow or shine! All show vehicles welcome. FREE Chili. Awards at 4pm. Free admission. Trophies awarded for car, truck, motorcycle AND bicycle participation. $5 entry fee per car/truck, $3 per motorcycle and $1 per bicycle if you would like to participate in the drawings and awards. 100% of all entry collection will go to the Make a Wish Foundation. You can display for FREE, but you will not be in for awards or raffle prize drawings without a donation to our Charity. Freddy has a great bar, with an really nice deck out back. Sit by the fire, hang out under the tent outside or just hang out inside the nice warm Locker Room! Food available on site.
Summer CAMP registration - San Francisco, CA
Summer Camp Registration will begin Saturday March 21st at 10AM. Sign up for CAMPS including LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM with the City and County of San Fransisco. This can be done in one of 3 ways: 1. Online at www.sfreconline.org (view entire summer camp 2015 activity guide here) 2. at McLaren Lodge in Golden Gate Park, 501 Stanyan Street (@ Fell) (415) 831-6800. 3. At any neighboring registration site, such as Hamilton Recreation Center. 1900 Geary Blvd (@ Steiner) ***Please make sure you sign up for the correct swim lesson level for your child. If you sign up for the wrong level it could result in a withdrawal without refund for the class. If you are unsure of what level you should be signing up for please contact Assistant Supervisor Tracy Newman (Ford) at Hamilton Aquatic Center (415) 292-2008 and set up a time to have your child tested. We limit all students to a total of two classes for the season, both of which must be of the same level. These classes should also not be back to back lessons due health, safety, and performance reasons. Thank you.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
July All Skills Camp - Commuter - Kirwin/Blanding Complex
This three-day comprehensive camp focuses on challenging each camper to take their game to the next level. Campers will be divided by skill and work with the coaches to enhance their knowledge of the game and improve their skill set. Serving, passing, attacking, defense, blocking, setting, team transition and team competition will be taught throughout the camp. This camp is designed for those entering the 6-12th grades. Space is limited so register early. Deposit is due at the time of online registration with the remaining balance due on or before the first day of camp. Additional check-in information will be attached to your confirmation email after registering online. There is a $50 processing fee for cancellations. Camp will be held at the Seaton Center, Memorial Coliseum, Joe Craft Center and additional UK facilities. Campers must be at least 12 years old on the first day of camp to stay overnight. 859-257-2532
Teens Exploring Identity with Phil Levine (Ages 12-17) - Young People
This class gives students a real opportunity, as artists to explore the topic of identity and Family. The results have been creative and exciting. Students explore topics like family, friends, personal exploration, ethnic and racial origins and many others. They have the chance to visualize old and new themes that inform the viewer and surprised the artists. This is a very special class that promotes communications about self-realization through the visual arts, in a safe and supportive environment. Media will be photography, painting, drawing, collage and construction. Students should bring to materials of interest to them and theme. Museum trips Yale and Peabody. 2035624927 x14
2016 Summer Camp: Handbuilt Ceramics Session 2 - Andrew Lewis Middle School
Learn to form original works in the art of clay. For ages rising 6th graders to rising 9th graders. Taught by Robin Richardson, Art Teacher at ALMS. This camp runs Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 11:30 am. GRADES 6th - 9th LOCATION Andrew Lewis Middle School Art Room at Andrew Lewis Middle School INSTRUCTOR Robin Richardson
June Hitting Clinic 1 - Cooper Aerobics Center
A one-day clinic offered either June 27 or June 28. Each participant will receive training specifically focused on the skills needed for their position. Players will be grouped by position for elite technique instruction. Maximum 20 players per court. 9188104066.0
COED Basketball Camp Grades 5-8 - Page Youth Center
This camp will start at 9:00am and finish at 12:00pm. please bring a snack. the kids will have a 15 minute snack break in the middle of camp (805)967-8778
July All Skills Camp - Commuter - Kirwin/Blanding Complex
This three-day comprehensive camp focuses on challenging each camper to take their game to the next level. Campers will be divided by skill and work with the coaches to enhance their knowledge of the game and improve their skill set. Serving, passing, attacking, defense, blocking, setting, team transition and team competition will be taught throughout the camp. This camp is designed for those entering the 6-12th grades. Space is limited so register early. Deposit is due at the time of online registration with the remaining balance due on or before the first day of camp. Additional check-in information will be attached to your confirmation email after registering online. There is a $50 processing fee for cancellations. Camp will be held at the Seaton Center, Memorial Coliseum, Joe Craft Center and additional UK facilities. Campers must be at least 12 years old on the first day of camp to stay overnight. 859-257-2532
Teens Exploring Identity with Phil Levine (Ages 12-17) - Young People
This class gives students a real opportunity, as artists to explore the topic of identity and Family. The results have been creative and exciting. Students explore topics like family, friends, personal exploration, ethnic and racial origins and many others. They have the chance to visualize old and new themes that inform the viewer and surprised the artists. This is a very special class that promotes communications about self-realization through the visual arts, in a safe and supportive environment. Media will be photography, painting, drawing, collage and construction. Students should bring to materials of interest to them and theme. Museum trips Yale and Peabody. 2035624927 x14
2016 Summer Camp: Handbuilt Ceramics Session 2 - Andrew Lewis Middle School
Learn to form original works in the art of clay. For ages rising 6th graders to rising 9th graders. Taught by Robin Richardson, Art Teacher at ALMS. This camp runs Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 11:30 am. GRADES 6th - 9th LOCATION Andrew Lewis Middle School Art Room at Andrew Lewis Middle School INSTRUCTOR Robin Richardson
June Hitting Clinic 1 - Cooper Aerobics Center
A one-day clinic offered either June 27 or June 28. Each participant will receive training specifically focused on the skills needed for their position. Players will be grouped by position for elite technique instruction. Maximum 20 players per court. 9188104066.0
COED Basketball Camp Grades 5-8 - Page Youth Center
This camp will start at 9:00am and finish at 12:00pm. please bring a snack. the kids will have a 15 minute snack break in the middle of camp (805)967-8778