Summer Camps in Almyra, AR
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Cheer/Dance Camp Session I - Butterfield Elementary School
This upbeat camp will incorporate learning both cheerleading and dance skills. Designed for grades K-5, this camp focuses on the basics of jumping, tumbling, chants, motion technique, dancing, and more! The camp will include a final performance to showcase their routine for family and friends. This combination camp allows students the opportunity to learn about both cheerleading and dance while having fun with friends! *Performance on Friday at 2:30pm* GRADES Kindergarten - 5th LOCATION Butterfield School Gym at Butterfield Elementary School INSTRUCTOR Kirsten Groset
This upbeat camp will incorporate learning both cheerleading and dance skills. Designed for grades K-5, this camp focuses on the basics of jumping, tumbling, chants, motion technique, dancing, and more! The camp will include a final performance to showcase their routine for family and friends. This combination camp allows students the opportunity to learn about both cheerleading and dance while having fun with friends! *Performance on Friday at 2:30pm* GRADES Kindergarten - 5th LOCATION Butterfield School Gym at Butterfield Elementary School INSTRUCTOR Kirsten Groset
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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.
Easter Break - Kid's Art Camp - Denham Springs, LA
- One day camp, 3/30, 3/31 or 4/1. 10 am - 4 pm. - For ages 7 and up. - Includes full Instruction and all supplies. - Bring a bag lunch for your child to enjoy during our break. Projects completed during camp: 1. Paint a 16 x 20 canvas. 2. Paint 2 Pieces of Pottery. 3. Decorate a TShirt. 4. Personalize 2 Slap Bracelets. 5. Personalize a Tumbler. $95 - Registration required
Youth Camp- Fuge - Mobile, AL
Combo Camp- This year you can choose between centrifuge or missionfuge. There will be sign up sheets soon. Talk to your parents and think about which program you want to participate in. June 27th-July 2nd. $320 per student. $50 non-refundable deposit due January 20th.
Youth Curator Camp - Martinsville, VA
Youth Curator Camp Virginia Museum of Natural History Saturday, December 19 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Youth Curator Camp is an opportunity for children ages 6 to 12 to learn about the museum while participating in fun, hands-on activities and programs. Parents and guardians – this is a great opportunity for your children to experience a day of scientific adventure and discovery while you finish up any last-minute holiday shopping! Campers will meet the museum’s scientists and learn about real museum collections. There will be demonstrations of the casting and molding program, with children having the opportunity to create, paint and take home their very own fossil cast! In addition to these unique activities, campers will enjoy pizza and a movie in the museum’s Education Center. Price: $30 per camper (VMNH Members receive a 10% discount) To register, please call 276-634-4185 or email [email protected]. Registration deadline: Friday, December 4 Space is limited, so register today! Drop-off is between 9:45 and 10 a.m. Pick-up is between 3 and 3:15 p.m. Early drop-off and late pick-up is available for an additional fee. Please call for details.
ELGIN JR. EAGLES YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP - Elgin, IL
This is a 1 day a week, 5 week camp. Each session will last 1hr 30mins. Safety, proper pursuit and tackling techniques will be covered as well as blocking, throwing and catching a football. For more information goto: Elginjreagles.com or call 847-997-7227.
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.
Easter Break - Kid's Art Camp - Denham Springs, LA
- One day camp, 3/30, 3/31 or 4/1. 10 am - 4 pm. - For ages 7 and up. - Includes full Instruction and all supplies. - Bring a bag lunch for your child to enjoy during our break. Projects completed during camp: 1. Paint a 16 x 20 canvas. 2. Paint 2 Pieces of Pottery. 3. Decorate a TShirt. 4. Personalize 2 Slap Bracelets. 5. Personalize a Tumbler. $95 - Registration required
Youth Camp- Fuge - Mobile, AL
Combo Camp- This year you can choose between centrifuge or missionfuge. There will be sign up sheets soon. Talk to your parents and think about which program you want to participate in. June 27th-July 2nd. $320 per student. $50 non-refundable deposit due January 20th.
Youth Curator Camp - Martinsville, VA
Youth Curator Camp Virginia Museum of Natural History Saturday, December 19 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Youth Curator Camp is an opportunity for children ages 6 to 12 to learn about the museum while participating in fun, hands-on activities and programs. Parents and guardians – this is a great opportunity for your children to experience a day of scientific adventure and discovery while you finish up any last-minute holiday shopping! Campers will meet the museum’s scientists and learn about real museum collections. There will be demonstrations of the casting and molding program, with children having the opportunity to create, paint and take home their very own fossil cast! In addition to these unique activities, campers will enjoy pizza and a movie in the museum’s Education Center. Price: $30 per camper (VMNH Members receive a 10% discount) To register, please call 276-634-4185 or email [email protected]. Registration deadline: Friday, December 4 Space is limited, so register today! Drop-off is between 9:45 and 10 a.m. Pick-up is between 3 and 3:15 p.m. Early drop-off and late pick-up is available for an additional fee. Please call for details.
ELGIN JR. EAGLES YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP - Elgin, IL
This is a 1 day a week, 5 week camp. Each session will last 1hr 30mins. Safety, proper pursuit and tackling techniques will be covered as well as blocking, throwing and catching a football. For more information goto: Elginjreagles.com or call 847-997-7227.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Girls Have Fun (AM) - MA Lower School
This class is for girls who want to express their creativity. Activities include scrapbooking and coking. The class will be creating a play and using art skills. Plus, the girls will need to have a time of relaxation with a homemade spa experience. There will be fun! 6127287745 x2
NJ, Pennington; Winter Elite Faceoff Days - PEAC Health & Fitness
Each Winter Elite Faceoff Days will consist of warm ups, presentation and group practice of specific Elite faceoff techniques as well as real time faceoffs. Elite Faceoff techniques will include footwork, stance, hand position, primary move, counter move, GB play, wing play, stick work, and shooting instruction, etc. Individual player observation and instruction will occur throughout. Clinic will conclude with a skill appropriate king of the hill. Players will be split in groups based on age/skill if necessary. 3 Faceoff Days Dates and Times: Feb 14th: 8:00-9:00am Feb 21st: 8:00-9:00am Feb 28th: 8:00-9:00am Ages: 14 to 18 years old Please Bring: Full Equipment Cleats Water On the registration link below players can choose how many sessions they would like to attend. Example: purchase 2 sessions, choose any 2 sessions to attend. Walk-ups are also welcome; please bring $55 cash or check 3153962474.0
March Monday Youth Classes - Sublette BOCES
Monday youth class activities include fun, interesting STEM activities. Robin Schamber from the University of Wyoming Extension collaborates with Boces to provide these great learning opportunities. 3073676873.0
Nature & Pond Life - Middle School
Through observation and inquiry, students explore the Nature around them. In this session we take the children through nature trails and begin our journey with a trees parts and the role each part plays in a trees life cycle. After observing patterns in nature, students create their own design project that will reinforce the lesson learned. What makes a bird a bird? To find out, students go on a picturesque bird walk and use binoculars to observe birds closely. They comb the environment to investigate artifacts like feathers, feet, and skulls to discover how different birds learn to adapt and thrive in their special niches. A hands-on art project helps to reinforce this avian adventure. Through simple scientific observation and physical exploration, students investigate the nature of seeds, their role in the cycle of life, and interesting ways that they adapt, survive, and thrive in their environment. Students dissect seeds and then create their own seed mosaic. They learn about the lifecycles of bees and the role they play in pollination. Students observe and practice the art of bee communication. After learning about the production and harvesting of bee products, such as honey and beeswax, students use real beeswax to... (516) 750-3104
Summer Camp Session 1 - Mercer University-Claude Smith Field
Basic fundamentals of hitting, throwing, fielding and catching will be featured. Games will be played daily at the end of the teaching sessions. Campers will be grouped by age and ability level. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Water will be supplied during camp sessions. 478-301-2738
Girls Have Fun (AM) - MA Lower School
This class is for girls who want to express their creativity. Activities include scrapbooking and coking. The class will be creating a play and using art skills. Plus, the girls will need to have a time of relaxation with a homemade spa experience. There will be fun! 6127287745 x2
NJ, Pennington; Winter Elite Faceoff Days - PEAC Health & Fitness
Each Winter Elite Faceoff Days will consist of warm ups, presentation and group practice of specific Elite faceoff techniques as well as real time faceoffs. Elite Faceoff techniques will include footwork, stance, hand position, primary move, counter move, GB play, wing play, stick work, and shooting instruction, etc. Individual player observation and instruction will occur throughout. Clinic will conclude with a skill appropriate king of the hill. Players will be split in groups based on age/skill if necessary. 3 Faceoff Days Dates and Times: Feb 14th: 8:00-9:00am Feb 21st: 8:00-9:00am Feb 28th: 8:00-9:00am Ages: 14 to 18 years old Please Bring: Full Equipment Cleats Water On the registration link below players can choose how many sessions they would like to attend. Example: purchase 2 sessions, choose any 2 sessions to attend. Walk-ups are also welcome; please bring $55 cash or check 3153962474.0
March Monday Youth Classes - Sublette BOCES
Monday youth class activities include fun, interesting STEM activities. Robin Schamber from the University of Wyoming Extension collaborates with Boces to provide these great learning opportunities. 3073676873.0
Nature & Pond Life - Middle School
Through observation and inquiry, students explore the Nature around them. In this session we take the children through nature trails and begin our journey with a trees parts and the role each part plays in a trees life cycle. After observing patterns in nature, students create their own design project that will reinforce the lesson learned. What makes a bird a bird? To find out, students go on a picturesque bird walk and use binoculars to observe birds closely. They comb the environment to investigate artifacts like feathers, feet, and skulls to discover how different birds learn to adapt and thrive in their special niches. A hands-on art project helps to reinforce this avian adventure. Through simple scientific observation and physical exploration, students investigate the nature of seeds, their role in the cycle of life, and interesting ways that they adapt, survive, and thrive in their environment. Students dissect seeds and then create their own seed mosaic. They learn about the lifecycles of bees and the role they play in pollination. Students observe and practice the art of bee communication. After learning about the production and harvesting of bee products, such as honey and beeswax, students use real beeswax to... (516) 750-3104
Summer Camp Session 1 - Mercer University-Claude Smith Field
Basic fundamentals of hitting, throwing, fielding and catching will be featured. Games will be played daily at the end of the teaching sessions. Campers will be grouped by age and ability level. Campers must bring a bag lunch. Water will be supplied during camp sessions. 478-301-2738