Summer Camps in York Springs, PA

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Girls Volleyball Day Camps Session #2 - Hollinger Fieldhouse
The Day Volleyball Camps offer instruction at the beginner and advanced levels. Beginners will focus on knowledge of the game, competitive fun, and fundamental ball control. Advanced campers will cover the proper technique for basic skills, offensive playsets, defensive formations, strategy, teamwork and attitude, and setting personal and team goals. Campers will be placed on teams, depending on skill level, with specialized coaching on each level. Each camper should bring comfortable volleyball or cross train-ing sneakers, extra shirt and socks, and a container of water. WCU and its camp staff are not responsible for lost or missing items. All personal equipment should be marked with the campers name. New in 2015! All Day Campers will receive lunch in the WCU Cafeteria. Cost of lunch is included in camp tuition. 610-436-3555

Session 1: No Place Like Home - Young Naturalists - The Hitchcock Center for the Environment
CAMP Do you know who is living in your backyard and beyond? Come explore a variety of habitats in our community- fields, farms, and forest – and find out who and what is living and thriving there. Well discover fascinating connections among the plants, animals and humans where we live. Through hands-on experiences within these habitats, mixed with stories, songs, games and crafts, we will build our sense of place as we investigate where our food comes from, the human and natural history of this place, how our ecosystems work, and all about the many creatures who all call this place home. 4132566006.0

Wednesday - Cocinando con Margarita - The Little Grocery
LETS GET IN THE KITCHEN AND DISCOVER THE VERY BEST OF LATIN CUISINE WITH MARGARITA AND NEAMET AT THE LITTLE GROCERY! THIS hands-on cooking class will introduce our young chefs into the world of Latin cooking. Our classes will invite our young chefs to a different part of Latin countries through cuisine. Students will learn basic cooking skills and the joy of eating and cooking with fresh flavors and Spice! Please advise if your child has a food allergy. (201) 427-1458

David Vincents Martial Arts and Fitness - David Vincents Martial Arts and Fitness
David Vincents Martial Arts & Fitness specializes in teaching Martial Arts and Martial Arts based fitness to children, teens, and adults in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Our unique programs combine an ancient martial art with modern fitness training to help you achieve your goals. Whether it is self-confidence, self defense, personal development, fitness, focus, or earning a Black Belt, our studio will take you there. With our afternoon classes, summer day camps, and flexible personal training sessions, we have the program to fit your goals and your life. 2016 Martial Arts Summer Camps Week 1: Martial Arts Weapons Week June 13th - June 17th One of our most popular weeks - each day focuses on a different Martial Arts weapon - Nunchucks, Bo Staffs, Swords, Escrima Sticks, and Tonfas. Our camp lessons build fitness, coordination, and focus, skills that will help your child in Martial Arts and any other sport they participate in. Week 2: Nunchuck Week June 27th - July 1st Your child will have fun swinging nunchucks, while building important skills. Drills in this week of summer camp will focus on improving dynamic balance, spatial awareness,... 225-766-5181

Farm Hands 2nd & 3rd Grade (AM Session) - Weir River Farm
Farm Hands Camp is one of our most popular programs all year and we know why. Whether it is mucking out the stalls, collecting eggs, working in the garden or learning how to halter a sheep, there is never a dull moment on the farm! Although activities can vary depending on the day and age of the participants, we always try to instill the message that we are responsible for our own health, the health of our animals and for the care of this special place. Each day your child can expect to participate in chores in both the barnyard and garden. Of course, no Farm Hands experience would be complete without making new friends, games and nibbling fresh veggies fresh from the garden. We offer two types of programs. First, we have age specific programs. These sessions are a good fit for children that have attended camp year in and year out and like to have different age appropriate themes that build each year. They are also a great opportunity for children to meet other campers that are the same age and may be in school or other community programs with them. Sibling week programs are not just for... 781.740.7233