Summer Camps in Woodville, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Fashion: Advanced - Coyote Central
ADVANCED! *Now that youre experienced at sewing, youll study selected couture garments by world-class designers & begin to design your own! The fine details that are often missed in beginning sewing are yours to learn: facings, finishing seams, hems, closures, hand-sewn stitches and others. Youll consider the variations of necklines, collars, sleeves, skirts, etc. Youll design a garment, create your own pattern for it, then construct it. *Beginning Design + Sew course required! Instructor: Angela Flowers 2063237276.0
ADVANCED! *Now that youre experienced at sewing, youll study selected couture garments by world-class designers & begin to design your own! The fine details that are often missed in beginning sewing are yours to learn: facings, finishing seams, hems, closures, hand-sewn stitches and others. Youll consider the variations of necklines, collars, sleeves, skirts, etc. Youll design a garment, create your own pattern for it, then construct it. *Beginning Design + Sew course required! Instructor: Angela Flowers 2063237276.0
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Distance
31.03 Miles
Address:
, Livingston, Texas
Cho-Yeh is a premier Christian Summer Camp
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Camp Cho-Yeh
Hot
Distance
31.5 Miles
Address:
2200 S Washington Ave, Livingston, Texas 77351
Camp Cho-Yeh exists to build relationships and impact lives in a Christ-centered environment. Here at Cho-Yeh, we firmly believe that Christian camps are uniquely...
Activities: Paintball Horseback Riding Mountain Biking Wakeboarding Archery Riflery Skeet Shooting...
Distance
31.5 Miles
Address:
2200 S Washington Ave, Livingston, Texas 77351
Committed staff dedicated to sharing the unconditional love of Christ with campers in a fun and safe environment.
Activities: Archery, Challenge/Rope Courses, Football, Horseback Riding (Western), Leadership Development, Martial...
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Woodville, TX Summer Camps
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Teen Grief Camp - undefined, CA
Teen Bring a Friend Weekend - De Leon Springs, FL
For youngsters in grades 5 through 10. Campers are allowed to bring a friend of the same sex and approximate age if they so choose. This weekend program allows for interactions amongst peer groups and a learning experience for those campers without diabetes. Educational sessions relating to Teen Issues, School Issues and How To-Be-A Friend are lead by the pediatric endocrinologists, nurses, dietitians and mental health professionals. Networking and the support of their peers is critical to this age. Campers are also treated to activities such as a beach party, luau, casino night and land sports.
2016 Greater Lowell Summer Camp & Activities Fair - Chelmsford, MA
Looking for fun summer programs and activities for the kids? Come to the Greater Lowell 2016 Summer Camp & Activities Fair! The Summer Camp & Activities Fair, presented by Lowell Macaroni Kid, will feature day camps, overnight camps, specialty camps (dance, martial arts, theater, special needs, gymnastics, technology, etc), summer programs, local entertainment centers (bowling, indoor play, mini golf, etc.) and more. Meet with representatives from programs Gather information about costs, schedules and activities Enjoy crafts and games Enter giveaways! FREE admission! REGISTER for the Camp Fair to be entered into a giveaway for a $150 Visa gift card! The ONLY way to win the gift card is by registering for the fair on Eventbrite!! Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/greater-lowell-summer-camp-activities-fair-tickets-22464303336 Please invite your friends! There will be lots of information and lots of fun! Would you like to have a table at the Summer Camp Fair for your summer program or activity? We are booking camps, summer programs and sponsors now for the Camp Fair. If you are interested in booking a booth space, please go to http://bit.ly/2016CampFair. Early Bird rates expire on March 8th! Lowell Macaroni Kid is a local event calendar, weekly newsletter, and website focused on activities, events and resources for families in the Greater Lowell...
Renewing the Vision Workshop - Bowling Green, KY
A workshop designed to assist present and future TEC leaders in the proper implementation of the official TEC Manual, maintaining the principles upon which the movement was founded. Bob and Sharrie Cinnamond, who have shared Teens Encounter Christ traveling the world, will be the main presenters for this workshop! We are so excited to have them share their history, wisdom and faith with us at this workshop! The link below will take you to online registration for the workshop. Once registration form is complete and submitted, you will be directed to the Diocesan website where you will pay for the workshop. http://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/tK11jJdDcy69OSbBfNE8a
Spring Teen Media Camp 2017 - Berkeley, CA
SPRING TEEN MEDIA CAMP 2017: Begins February 4th-May 6th 2017 Saturdays 11:00 AM- 2:00 PM Flexible schedules Monday-Friday EAST BAY MEDIA CENTER : 1939 Addison Street, Berkeley,CA, 94704 Contact: 510-843-3699 [email protected] For Enrollment and Info! www.eastbaymediacenter.com You'll never look at film the same way again!
Teen Grief Camp - undefined, CA
Teen Bring a Friend Weekend - De Leon Springs, FL
For youngsters in grades 5 through 10. Campers are allowed to bring a friend of the same sex and approximate age if they so choose. This weekend program allows for interactions amongst peer groups and a learning experience for those campers without diabetes. Educational sessions relating to Teen Issues, School Issues and How To-Be-A Friend are lead by the pediatric endocrinologists, nurses, dietitians and mental health professionals. Networking and the support of their peers is critical to this age. Campers are also treated to activities such as a beach party, luau, casino night and land sports.
2016 Greater Lowell Summer Camp & Activities Fair - Chelmsford, MA
Looking for fun summer programs and activities for the kids? Come to the Greater Lowell 2016 Summer Camp & Activities Fair! The Summer Camp & Activities Fair, presented by Lowell Macaroni Kid, will feature day camps, overnight camps, specialty camps (dance, martial arts, theater, special needs, gymnastics, technology, etc), summer programs, local entertainment centers (bowling, indoor play, mini golf, etc.) and more. Meet with representatives from programs Gather information about costs, schedules and activities Enjoy crafts and games Enter giveaways! FREE admission! REGISTER for the Camp Fair to be entered into a giveaway for a $150 Visa gift card! The ONLY way to win the gift card is by registering for the fair on Eventbrite!! Register at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/greater-lowell-summer-camp-activities-fair-tickets-22464303336 Please invite your friends! There will be lots of information and lots of fun! Would you like to have a table at the Summer Camp Fair for your summer program or activity? We are booking camps, summer programs and sponsors now for the Camp Fair. If you are interested in booking a booth space, please go to http://bit.ly/2016CampFair. Early Bird rates expire on March 8th! Lowell Macaroni Kid is a local event calendar, weekly newsletter, and website focused on activities, events and resources for families in the Greater Lowell...
Renewing the Vision Workshop - Bowling Green, KY
A workshop designed to assist present and future TEC leaders in the proper implementation of the official TEC Manual, maintaining the principles upon which the movement was founded. Bob and Sharrie Cinnamond, who have shared Teens Encounter Christ traveling the world, will be the main presenters for this workshop! We are so excited to have them share their history, wisdom and faith with us at this workshop! The link below will take you to online registration for the workshop. Once registration form is complete and submitted, you will be directed to the Diocesan website where you will pay for the workshop. http://www.emailmeform.com/builder/form/tK11jJdDcy69OSbBfNE8a
Spring Teen Media Camp 2017 - Berkeley, CA
SPRING TEEN MEDIA CAMP 2017: Begins February 4th-May 6th 2017 Saturdays 11:00 AM- 2:00 PM Flexible schedules Monday-Friday EAST BAY MEDIA CENTER : 1939 Addison Street, Berkeley,CA, 94704 Contact: 510-843-3699 [email protected] For Enrollment and Info! www.eastbaymediacenter.com You'll never look at film the same way again!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Lego® StoryStarter II 2:30 - Mt. Bethel Elementary
Story telling was never this much fun! Utilizing the LEGO® StoryStarter set we will introduce students to the basic structures of a well-composed story (making this class a great language arts tool). At the same time we will also introduce them to the world of technology as we show them how to animate their stories in their very own graphic storybook. They will build their LEGO® story scenes and (using photo capture and editing tools) bring the story to life in print. We will create multiple storybooks in this class and each student will receive a DVD containing printable versions of all their creations to take home. In StoryStarter II we will have the same great fun but with all new story types and plots! We will delve further in the story telling process by emphasizing character development and 5 step story telling. You do NOT have to take the first class in order to take II. 770-826-0449
Tiger Cub Camp II - LSU Basketball Practice Facilities and PMAC
For campers entering Kindergarten thru entering 2nd grade Geared toward introducing the game of basketball and helping young campers improve their skills. Fun games and enthusiastic teaching throughout the week. A tremendous feature of the Tiger Cub Camp is the lower baskets. This allows camper to have success making shots (layups, free throws, etc.). 2255788217.0
Healthcare Exploration Academy - LeTourneau University
Are you interested in becoming a healthcare professional, doctor, nurse, etc.? Then this camp is for YOU! You will learn skills professionals use every day in the hospital. Campers will have hands-on learning experiences working as healthcare providers. Activities will include learning how to take blood pressures, apply personal protective equipment, listen to heart and lung sounds, give injections, start IVs, suture wounds, participate in a simulation scenario and much more. Campers will receive a backpack of over $100 worth of supplies to take home to continue their healthcare journey. Director: Jennifer Bray 1-903-233-3094
Chamber Music Camp--grades 9-12 - WCM McIntosh|Goodrich
Chamber Music Camp July 18-22, 9am-4pm Grades 9-12 Come make music amongst friends! Trios, quartets, quintets are forming with strings, piano, woodwinds and brass. Groups will have the opportunity to be coached by our outstanding faculty, participate in masterclasses, learn rehearsal techniques while building skills and friendships for a lifetime. Students will also participate in a variety of elective courses. The camp will culminate in a final performance on Friday afternoon. This camp requires the student to have basic note reading skills. Tuition: $329 ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Strings LOCATION Room 209 at WCM McIntosh|Goodrich
Wild Edible Plants Series Session 1 - Jaycees Pavilion
Learn to identify, harvest and prepare wild edible foods. We will go out into the blufflands of southeastern Minnesota and forage for some of the first wild foods after the snow lifts. We will also cover safety and ethical concerns that accompany foraging wild foods. In addition to all this you will also learn to make and use primitive tools that aid us in foraging wild foods. 507-272-5320
Lego® StoryStarter II 2:30 - Mt. Bethel Elementary
Story telling was never this much fun! Utilizing the LEGO® StoryStarter set we will introduce students to the basic structures of a well-composed story (making this class a great language arts tool). At the same time we will also introduce them to the world of technology as we show them how to animate their stories in their very own graphic storybook. They will build their LEGO® story scenes and (using photo capture and editing tools) bring the story to life in print. We will create multiple storybooks in this class and each student will receive a DVD containing printable versions of all their creations to take home. In StoryStarter II we will have the same great fun but with all new story types and plots! We will delve further in the story telling process by emphasizing character development and 5 step story telling. You do NOT have to take the first class in order to take II. 770-826-0449
Tiger Cub Camp II - LSU Basketball Practice Facilities and PMAC
For campers entering Kindergarten thru entering 2nd grade Geared toward introducing the game of basketball and helping young campers improve their skills. Fun games and enthusiastic teaching throughout the week. A tremendous feature of the Tiger Cub Camp is the lower baskets. This allows camper to have success making shots (layups, free throws, etc.). 2255788217.0
Healthcare Exploration Academy - LeTourneau University
Are you interested in becoming a healthcare professional, doctor, nurse, etc.? Then this camp is for YOU! You will learn skills professionals use every day in the hospital. Campers will have hands-on learning experiences working as healthcare providers. Activities will include learning how to take blood pressures, apply personal protective equipment, listen to heart and lung sounds, give injections, start IVs, suture wounds, participate in a simulation scenario and much more. Campers will receive a backpack of over $100 worth of supplies to take home to continue their healthcare journey. Director: Jennifer Bray 1-903-233-3094
Chamber Music Camp--grades 9-12 - WCM McIntosh|Goodrich
Chamber Music Camp July 18-22, 9am-4pm Grades 9-12 Come make music amongst friends! Trios, quartets, quintets are forming with strings, piano, woodwinds and brass. Groups will have the opportunity to be coached by our outstanding faculty, participate in masterclasses, learn rehearsal techniques while building skills and friendships for a lifetime. Students will also participate in a variety of elective courses. The camp will culminate in a final performance on Friday afternoon. This camp requires the student to have basic note reading skills. Tuition: $329 ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Strings LOCATION Room 209 at WCM McIntosh|Goodrich
Wild Edible Plants Series Session 1 - Jaycees Pavilion
Learn to identify, harvest and prepare wild edible foods. We will go out into the blufflands of southeastern Minnesota and forage for some of the first wild foods after the snow lifts. We will also cover safety and ethical concerns that accompany foraging wild foods. In addition to all this you will also learn to make and use primitive tools that aid us in foraging wild foods. 507-272-5320