Summer Camps in Alma, MI

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Tennis Camp: Coach Coffin - The Calverton School
The camp will be taught by Danny Coffin, Head Coach at Calverton, with over 15 years experience and running successful tennis camps. Hosted on Calvertons own six-court tennis complex, this camp will be a wonderful experience for the beginner, as well as the experienced tennis player. Campers will work through all aspects of the game. Campers will learn or improve in the following areas: serves, volleys, backhand management, and game strategy. 410-535-0216 x1130

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Alma, MI Summer Camps

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Kid's Camp: Explorer Stationary - Rochester Hills, MI
Paper Source KIDS CAMP WORKSHOPS Est. 1983 *Classes are for ages 8 and up. *Please note length & time for each class. *Crafting can be messy! Please wear clothes that can get dirty. *Any of the kid's camp classes can also be scheduled as a private event for 5 or more. *Sign up for two workshops and get 10% off both seats!

Toddler Boot Camp: 'I'm a Big Kid Now' - Battle Creek, MI
Youngsters and their families will enjoy stories, crafts, songs, and surprises at Toddler Boot Camp. This themed four-week story time is geared to children 1-5 years old to encourage them to transition from the baby stages to a big kid. Stories and songs such as "Bye Bye Binky," " No More Diapers," and "No More Monsters," will be shared to make transitioning for parent and child a fun experience.

Kid's Fishing Derby - Pendleton Family Dental - Camp Pendleton
We look forward to seeing all of your smiling faces bright and early this September 12th at Lake O'Neill. Come by our booth for great discounts and your chance to win an Apple tv.

FPYC FundFest - Woodbury, MN
Come one and all to the fall FUND fest. This is a fabulous opportunity to support Flaming Pine Youth Camp. Many of the funds used to run camp are raised at this event. So, Invite your friends, bring your wallet, and come for an evening of fun activities to support FPYC. Activities you'll see this year include: Purchase a wristband for unlimited bounces in the bounce house. Purchase tickets for: Professional face painting Kids crafts Dessert Bar/Bake sale Concession Stand Carnival Games Don't forget the silent and live auction!

Teen Room Character Campaign Button Craft
Visit Ms. Rosy in the Teen Room and have some fun with your friends during this drop-in, after school craft program. Create a "Vote For..." button to support your favorite book or movie character's run for Presidency! Open to grades 6-12. - See more at: http://nbfpl.org/teenevents.html

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Preschool Day Camp ~ Art Moves Me - The Evergreen School
Moving and creating art all week. Two things a preschool child specializes in. How does someone paint with action? Active art activities include splatter painting, body tracing, twisting, and marbling. 206-957-1533

Charlottes Web - Main Cast Grades 4-8 - Barn Second Floor
THIS YEARS SPRING SHOW IS CHARLOTTES WEB! A Non-Musical - Based on the book by E.B. White. Directed by Kirsten Raymond Learn performance skills and grow as an actor while directly applying the new knowledge to a full production performance of Charlottes Web. Through rehearsals and theater games and exercises, students will hone skills in acting and movement in a supportive group environment. Charlottes Web auditions will take place on March 2nd at the HCA. 2nd -3rd graders should arrive for their audition at 5:15 pm. They should prepare a short poem of their choice or read one of the poems provided in the attachment. 4th - 8th graders do not have to schedule an appointment. Please arrive anytime between 5:45 pm - 6:15 pm. Auditioners will be seen one at a time in the order of their arrival. There are two attachments of audition material for this age group. Attachments and more information can be found here: / Parents - please review the rehearsal schedule provided. You will be asked to fill out an audition form on March 2nd and note any conflicts your child will have with the schedule. Review all of the attachments below so that you... 508 435-9222

The Artists Way - CHAW
The Artists Way by Julia Cameron is an international bestseller on the subject of creativity. Whether or not you consider yourself an artist, this book and class will open up creative outlets in all areas of your life. 2025476839 x16

Field Hockey Day Camp Session #1 - Vonnie Gros Athletic Field
The WCU Field Hockey Day Camp is designed for the development of the field hockey athlete from advanced level to beginners. All campers will have individual skill instruction with play-ers of similar ability and experience. Topics that will be covered: individual/group instruction, offensive/defensive strategies, specialized goal-keeper instruction, as well as competitive game experiences in a positive learning environment. EQUIPMENT Each camper should bring a stick, shinguards, sneakers or turf shoes, mouthguard, bath-ing suit, sunscreen, and a con-tainer of water (no glass). WCU and its camp staff are not re-sponsible for lost or missing items. All personal equipment should be marked with the campers name. MEALS All campers are responsible for providing their own lunch and drinks (in a cooler). 610-436-3555

BOSS Camp - Session 1 - Hannah Block Historic USO/Community Arts Center
BOSS CAMP: The Wizard of Oz - This 2 week, full day camp will be an amazing opportunity for your performer to participate in a full childrens theater production from start to finish. We will have a limited number of spots available. The first day of camp will be your audition and parts will be assigned at the beginning of the 2nd day of camp. THE WIZARD OF OZ is the story of young Dorothys adventure over the rainbow where she meets new friends like the scarecrow, the tin-man, the lion, and Glinda but where she also encounters an enemy, the wicked witch of the West. Join us this summer in our modern twist of the classic tale Public Performances on July 1 and July 2 at 7:00pm Students must bring their own lunch. 910-341-7860