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Summer Camps in Allenville, IL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Urban Discovery Academy: 3rd-5th - Urban Discovery Academy
8-Week Introduction to non-contact rugby for grades 3rd-5th! Non-contact rugby is a modified version of the traditional tackle version of the game and is an excellent way to introduce the sport to new or young players. This version of the game focuses on the fundamental skills of rugby which help develop basic motor skills and coordination, while also having a huge emphasis on having fun! Non-contact rugby is a safe, fun and all-inclusive game that boys and girls of all ages can participate in! The two-hour block will be one part homework help and one part rugby! (760) 712-3494
8-Week Introduction to non-contact rugby for grades 3rd-5th! Non-contact rugby is a modified version of the traditional tackle version of the game and is an excellent way to introduce the sport to new or young players. This version of the game focuses on the fundamental skills of rugby which help develop basic motor skills and coordination, while also having a huge emphasis on having fun! Non-contact rugby is a safe, fun and all-inclusive game that boys and girls of all ages can participate in! The two-hour block will be one part homework help and one part rugby! (760) 712-3494
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Distance
31.58 Miles
Address:
499 Old Timber Rd, Monticello, Illinois 61856
The finest in group camping. Beautiful setting adjacent to Robert Allerton Park. New log cabins. References available
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Boating, Challenge/Rope Courses, Fishing, Hiking,...
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Distance
41.37 Miles
Address:
206 Eng Hall MC-272, Urbana, Illinois 61801
E.S. is an academic residential camp whose purpose is to provide gifted young women with exciting activities within the S.T.E.M. fields. Held on the...
Activities: Academics, Computer, Leadership Development, Recreational Swimming, Team Building
Distance
41.59 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded basketball summer camp programs for boys.
Activities: Sports Camps: Basketball
Distance
41.59 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded summer camp programs for boys and girls....
Activities: Sports Camps: Baseball and Softball
Distance
41.59 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded basketball summer camp programs for girls.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
41.59 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of a well-rounded summer camp program.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
41.59 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of a well-rounded track & field summer camp program....
Activities: Sports Camps: Track and Field
Distance
41.59 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded football summer camp programs.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
41.59 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded soccer summer camp programs.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
41.59 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded tennis summer camp programs.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
41.59 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded volleyball summer camp programs.
Activities: Sports Camps: Volleyball
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Allenville, IL Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Princess Tropical Summer Dance Camp (Ages 3-10) - Jacksonville, AL
PRINCESS TROPICAL DANCE CAMP at Alabama Christian Dance Theatre Celebrate Summer with the Princesses at a Tropical Beach party hosted by Alabama Christian Dance Theatre. Bring your favorite beach towel and be prepared to have a dance water day during our week long camp! Camp will be filled with crafts, games, dance ballet and jazz. This may be your dancer's favorite week of the summer! Camp will end with a spectacular performance by the dancers! on Monday, June 27 –July 1st Ages 3-5 year olds 10-1 pm Ages 6-10 year olds 10-2 pm
Linda Hamilton, "Camping Activity Book for Families: The Kid-Tested Gu
Local writer Linda Hamilton comes to GGP with her new book about camping fun for families!
Winter Teen Camp 2017 - undefined, MT
Dates: February 17-19, 2017 (Friday-Sunday) Times: Camp starts 6 PM on Friday, ends at 9 AM on Sunday Ages: 4-H Age 13-19 (Age of youth on Oct. 1, 2016) and chaperones Registration Deadline: Friday, January 27, 2017 – complete forms and return to Extension Office Cost: $40 for Ravalli County Youth, $75.00 (Out of County), write checks to Ravalli County 4-H. Requirements: All counties must provide chaperones. Youth and chaperones must stay at the camp until checked out. Activities include fun workshops, private pool and gym party at the athletic club, dance, and more. Questions? Contact the Ravalli County Extension Office at 375-6611 Detailed information about the event will be sent to campers two weeks after registration closes. In addition to the 2017 Teen Winter Camp Application, participants must complete the following paperwork: • Youth and Adult Medical Release Form These forms are available on the Montana 4-H Website: http://montana4h.org/#resource:Forms under “Event Forms” • Complete forms, event registration and return with payment (written to Ravalli County 4-H) to your county Extension Office. • Counties will send in one registration packet with complete payment (written to Ravalli County 4-H) to Ravalli County Extension Office, 215 S. 4th Street, Ste G, Hamilton, MT 59840
Teen/Senior Summer Dance Camp - Pelzer, SC
This camp is for all children boys or girls from 9 yrs of age and older. They will be learning all styles of dance from Ballet, jazz, hip-hop, tap and many many more. Registration is due by May 29th
Kid's Holiday Art Camp - Rhome, TX
Kids 6 through 12
Princess Tropical Summer Dance Camp (Ages 3-10) - Jacksonville, AL
PRINCESS TROPICAL DANCE CAMP at Alabama Christian Dance Theatre Celebrate Summer with the Princesses at a Tropical Beach party hosted by Alabama Christian Dance Theatre. Bring your favorite beach towel and be prepared to have a dance water day during our week long camp! Camp will be filled with crafts, games, dance ballet and jazz. This may be your dancer's favorite week of the summer! Camp will end with a spectacular performance by the dancers! on Monday, June 27 –July 1st Ages 3-5 year olds 10-1 pm Ages 6-10 year olds 10-2 pm
Linda Hamilton, "Camping Activity Book for Families: The Kid-Tested Gu
Local writer Linda Hamilton comes to GGP with her new book about camping fun for families!
Winter Teen Camp 2017 - undefined, MT
Dates: February 17-19, 2017 (Friday-Sunday) Times: Camp starts 6 PM on Friday, ends at 9 AM on Sunday Ages: 4-H Age 13-19 (Age of youth on Oct. 1, 2016) and chaperones Registration Deadline: Friday, January 27, 2017 – complete forms and return to Extension Office Cost: $40 for Ravalli County Youth, $75.00 (Out of County), write checks to Ravalli County 4-H. Requirements: All counties must provide chaperones. Youth and chaperones must stay at the camp until checked out. Activities include fun workshops, private pool and gym party at the athletic club, dance, and more. Questions? Contact the Ravalli County Extension Office at 375-6611 Detailed information about the event will be sent to campers two weeks after registration closes. In addition to the 2017 Teen Winter Camp Application, participants must complete the following paperwork: • Youth and Adult Medical Release Form These forms are available on the Montana 4-H Website: http://montana4h.org/#resource:Forms under “Event Forms” • Complete forms, event registration and return with payment (written to Ravalli County 4-H) to your county Extension Office. • Counties will send in one registration packet with complete payment (written to Ravalli County 4-H) to Ravalli County Extension Office, 215 S. 4th Street, Ste G, Hamilton, MT 59840
Teen/Senior Summer Dance Camp - Pelzer, SC
This camp is for all children boys or girls from 9 yrs of age and older. They will be learning all styles of dance from Ballet, jazz, hip-hop, tap and many many more. Registration is due by May 29th
Kid's Holiday Art Camp - Rhome, TX
Kids 6 through 12
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ConstructionKids: Buildings and Cities - Avenues New York
ConstructionKids brings the fun and satisfaction of hands-on building to Avenues. Every child learns how to safely use several different tools and materials each week on projects including model cities, custom skateboards, life-size skeletons and handmade toys. Sessions are fun, challenging and creative; we even take apart household appliances! Campers learn how to design, build and repair their projects. For more information, go to /. A Sample Day for ConstructionKids: 8:45 a.m. Arrival 9:15 a.m. First building 10:15 a.m. Snack/bathroom breaks 10:40 a.m. Second building 11:45 a.m. Clean up/bathroom breaks 12:00 p.m. Lunch and rest 12:30 p.m. Recess/park 1:45 p.m. Afternoon building 2:45 p.m. Final building of the day 3:45 p.m. Clean up 4:00 p.m. Dismissal or after-care until 6:00 p.m. 646-664-0982
Elite Spring Clinic - DeNunzio Pool
The Elite Spring Clinic is for the serious athlete who has aspirations to play at the college level. The sessions will focus on individual skill development, team tactics and team play. Campers will receive high level instruction at every skill or game station from a coach who understands what it takes to play at the college level. The session will be intense and designed to push each camper past their comfort zone in order to improve their overall play. (609) 258-3369
Give a Hoot, Lets Play Kahoot Math Camp - St. Johns Episcopal School
For any student who wants to improve their math skills through mental math exercises, interactive computer games, and fun filled activities. You will learn to add and subtract mentally, determine fractional parts of numbers, use proportions and patterns to easily find percentages, and multiply 2 and 3 digit numbers without a calculator. You will apply these skills by creating how to videos and personal mnemonics to internalize your new knowledge and problem solving methods. You will be amazed by your progress and will enter school next fall with increased understanding and confidence. IPad provided for camp. 213.328.9131 x224
Two - Windrush Farm
This summer, give your children four days at Windrush Farm. It is an outdoor experience your child will carry with them for the rest of their lives. Children will learn about ranch animals and how to take care of them. They will meet chickens, goats, sheep, cows, llamas, and our favorite dogs. They collect eggs from the chickens and work in the vegetable gardens, learning where their food comes from besides the grocery store. Exploring in the pond, crafting farm art, working with wool, and making barn shaking music are a few of the activities your children take part in. On Thursday we will celebrate the work we have done with a pizza party in the wood-burning outdoor oven. 707 364-9929
Camp Chemistry Morning - Newtons Attic
Camp Chemistry can be taken as a full day class or half-day, either morning or afternoon. To register for the full day, please register for both half-days. Morning and afternoon experiments will not be repeated, so students will have new material in each session. Glowing water, blue and red flames, and mountains of oozing foam are everyday occurrences in Camp Chemistry at Newtons Attic. This camp will expose students to the fun and sometimes bizarre world of chemistry, chemical reactions and exciting things that can be made with the right mixture of knowledge, chemicals and materials. In addition to playing with (safe) chemicals, students will work in the shop to fabricate various items, such as test tube holders and similar gadgets that will aid in their exploration of the world of chemistry. Everyone gets to keep everything they make or do at Newtons Attic so that the fun and learning can continue long after camp is over. So, lets all put on our safety glasses, lab aprons and rubber gloves and see what strange potions we can concoct. 859-368-7334
ConstructionKids: Buildings and Cities - Avenues New York
ConstructionKids brings the fun and satisfaction of hands-on building to Avenues. Every child learns how to safely use several different tools and materials each week on projects including model cities, custom skateboards, life-size skeletons and handmade toys. Sessions are fun, challenging and creative; we even take apart household appliances! Campers learn how to design, build and repair their projects. For more information, go to /. A Sample Day for ConstructionKids: 8:45 a.m. Arrival 9:15 a.m. First building 10:15 a.m. Snack/bathroom breaks 10:40 a.m. Second building 11:45 a.m. Clean up/bathroom breaks 12:00 p.m. Lunch and rest 12:30 p.m. Recess/park 1:45 p.m. Afternoon building 2:45 p.m. Final building of the day 3:45 p.m. Clean up 4:00 p.m. Dismissal or after-care until 6:00 p.m. 646-664-0982
Elite Spring Clinic - DeNunzio Pool
The Elite Spring Clinic is for the serious athlete who has aspirations to play at the college level. The sessions will focus on individual skill development, team tactics and team play. Campers will receive high level instruction at every skill or game station from a coach who understands what it takes to play at the college level. The session will be intense and designed to push each camper past their comfort zone in order to improve their overall play. (609) 258-3369
Give a Hoot, Lets Play Kahoot Math Camp - St. Johns Episcopal School
For any student who wants to improve their math skills through mental math exercises, interactive computer games, and fun filled activities. You will learn to add and subtract mentally, determine fractional parts of numbers, use proportions and patterns to easily find percentages, and multiply 2 and 3 digit numbers without a calculator. You will apply these skills by creating how to videos and personal mnemonics to internalize your new knowledge and problem solving methods. You will be amazed by your progress and will enter school next fall with increased understanding and confidence. IPad provided for camp. 213.328.9131 x224
Two - Windrush Farm
This summer, give your children four days at Windrush Farm. It is an outdoor experience your child will carry with them for the rest of their lives. Children will learn about ranch animals and how to take care of them. They will meet chickens, goats, sheep, cows, llamas, and our favorite dogs. They collect eggs from the chickens and work in the vegetable gardens, learning where their food comes from besides the grocery store. Exploring in the pond, crafting farm art, working with wool, and making barn shaking music are a few of the activities your children take part in. On Thursday we will celebrate the work we have done with a pizza party in the wood-burning outdoor oven. 707 364-9929
Camp Chemistry Morning - Newtons Attic
Camp Chemistry can be taken as a full day class or half-day, either morning or afternoon. To register for the full day, please register for both half-days. Morning and afternoon experiments will not be repeated, so students will have new material in each session. Glowing water, blue and red flames, and mountains of oozing foam are everyday occurrences in Camp Chemistry at Newtons Attic. This camp will expose students to the fun and sometimes bizarre world of chemistry, chemical reactions and exciting things that can be made with the right mixture of knowledge, chemicals and materials. In addition to playing with (safe) chemicals, students will work in the shop to fabricate various items, such as test tube holders and similar gadgets that will aid in their exploration of the world of chemistry. Everyone gets to keep everything they make or do at Newtons Attic so that the fun and learning can continue long after camp is over. So, lets all put on our safety glasses, lab aprons and rubber gloves and see what strange potions we can concoct. 859-368-7334