Summer Camps in Balfour, ND
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Little Racquets Tennis Class (April 7 - May 26) - Lyman Campus
Little Racquets Tennis teaches basic warm-up, motor, and racquet skills by engaging kids in stimulating drills and games, including: imaginary obstacle courses stationary cone forehand / backhand exercises high five volleys short court rallies and relay races! 216-455-0154
Little Racquets Tennis teaches basic warm-up, motor, and racquet skills by engaging kids in stimulating drills and games, including: imaginary obstacle courses stationary cone forehand / backhand exercises high five volleys short court rallies and relay races! 216-455-0154
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111 11th Ave SW, Minot, North Dakota 58701
Seven one=week sessions provide over 35 different Fine Arts courses under the expertise of 150 of North Americas finest arts educators. www.internationalmusiccamp.com
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Computer, Dance, Drama, Drawing/Painting, International Culture, Music,...
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2016 Summer Etiquette & Ballroom Dance Camps - Orlando, FL
Orlando ~ June 13-17 Las Vegas ~ July 18-22 San Diego ~ August 8-12
Fall Teen Weekend - "Fall into 4-H" - Marlborough, CT
Teens who will be counseling next summer (2017) or who are interested in a good time are invited to our annual Fall Teen Weekend, for 2017 it's "Fall into 4-H". The cost is $45.00 and includes everything (food/lodging/activites & fun). Get ready for great food, great activities, and quality time with some of the people you haven't seen since the summer! Keep an eye out for the letter coming in the mail with more information and how to RSVP.
Firefighter Youth Camp - Limerick, PA
Limerick Fire Company's 4th Annual YOUTH FIREFIGHTER CAMP June 19-23, 2017; 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Ages 6-13 years of age Why try this Camp? You will: ►Learn fire safety you thought you knew & then apply what you’ve learned ►Learn about the fire house, trucks (apparatus), and personnel ►Hands-on with various equipment ►Ladders-learn the how-to’s ►Hoses-proper techniques to connect to the hydrant, flow water, roll up, etc. ►Extinguishers-the ABC’s ►Rescue tools during simulated live demonstrations ►Fire gear-bunker pants, jacket, helmet, safety gloves & glasses all provided ►Watch & participate in several live demonstrations with the firefighters ►And so much more…. Registration will open around the beginning of May 2017.
Kid's Camp 2016 - Carlisle, PA
Please sign your children up now. There is a payment plan and registration packet you can get at the connect table. The total cost is $205.
Summer Teen Media Camp 2017 - Berkeley, CA
SUMMER TEEN MEDIA CAMP 2017: Begins July 10th- 28th 2017 Monday-Friday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM EAST BAY MEDIA CENTER : 1939 Addison Street, Berkeley,CA, 94704 Contact: 510-843-3699 maketv@aol.com For Enrollment and Info! www.eastbaymediacenter.com You'll never look at film the same way again!
2016 Summer Etiquette & Ballroom Dance Camps - Orlando, FL
Orlando ~ June 13-17 Las Vegas ~ July 18-22 San Diego ~ August 8-12
Fall Teen Weekend - "Fall into 4-H" - Marlborough, CT
Teens who will be counseling next summer (2017) or who are interested in a good time are invited to our annual Fall Teen Weekend, for 2017 it's "Fall into 4-H". The cost is $45.00 and includes everything (food/lodging/activites & fun). Get ready for great food, great activities, and quality time with some of the people you haven't seen since the summer! Keep an eye out for the letter coming in the mail with more information and how to RSVP.
Firefighter Youth Camp - Limerick, PA
Limerick Fire Company's 4th Annual YOUTH FIREFIGHTER CAMP June 19-23, 2017; 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Ages 6-13 years of age Why try this Camp? You will: ►Learn fire safety you thought you knew & then apply what you’ve learned ►Learn about the fire house, trucks (apparatus), and personnel ►Hands-on with various equipment ►Ladders-learn the how-to’s ►Hoses-proper techniques to connect to the hydrant, flow water, roll up, etc. ►Extinguishers-the ABC’s ►Rescue tools during simulated live demonstrations ►Fire gear-bunker pants, jacket, helmet, safety gloves & glasses all provided ►Watch & participate in several live demonstrations with the firefighters ►And so much more…. Registration will open around the beginning of May 2017.
Kid's Camp 2016 - Carlisle, PA
Please sign your children up now. There is a payment plan and registration packet you can get at the connect table. The total cost is $205.
Summer Teen Media Camp 2017 - Berkeley, CA
SUMMER TEEN MEDIA CAMP 2017: Begins July 10th- 28th 2017 Monday-Friday 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM EAST BAY MEDIA CENTER : 1939 Addison Street, Berkeley,CA, 94704 Contact: 510-843-3699 maketv@aol.com For Enrollment and Info! www.eastbaymediacenter.com You'll never look at film the same way again!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
H20 Adventures - Beat the Heat - Rengstorff Park
Imagine a camp where youth can learn swimming techniques, enjoy free swim with friends, and then spend the rest of the day playing awesome high activity games and crafts. Now imagine that this dream actually exists. We bring your H2O Adventures. Along with traditional outdoor camp activities and games, each participant will receive 30 minutes of swim instruction (provided by aquatic staff) followed by 15 minutes of free swim each morning, except on field trip days. Participants should arrive wearing a bathing suit with a towel and pre-applied sunscreen (Mon-Thur) with active running clothes and shoes in a bag. Every Friday, we?ll be going on an exciting field trip. One t-shirt will be provided to each participant for the summer session. Depending on the week, breakfast and lunch may or may not be provided. When the sun is at its peak, it?s the shade we shall seek. We?ll be playing fun water games and activities all week long, because we know summer gets HOT. On Friday, we?ll be taking a cool break at Aqua Adventure Park. AGE CATEGORY Youth (5-14) LOCATION RP Small Field 3 at Rengstorff Park INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
Freestyle Wrestling - Sandy Creek High School
Cost: $50 per month To Register visit www.gawrestilngu.com EVENT DETAILS AND SCHEDULE Practices Tuesday and Thursday nights 6p - 8p
Weeks 2/3 AM - Opti Learn To Sail (Step 1) (NESS Boat) - NESS
There is no better place to start learning the basics of sailing. Come have fun on the water while learning the language of sailing, rigging, sail handling and steering in a stable boat designed for kids. Students will be encouraged to sail solo when ready and increase their on-the-water confidence. Combine this two week class with Step 2 for a four week program that is a true learn to sail class. 860-535-9362
New Traditions Spring 16 - Fridays - Frog Hall
Students will be escorted from New Traditions to Frog Hall. Pick up is at Frog Hall when class is over. Spring 2016: Survivor Frog! Have you ever wondered how to make fire without matches, purify water, and build your own shelter? Or what you would do if you were stranded on a desert island? If so, then join Survivor Frog! We will learn to recognize and prepare edible plants, track and stalk wild animals, and make rope and baskets out of plants that grow in your neighborhood park. Our amazing Animal Ambassadors will be our guides as we gain survival skills, learn to work as a team, and explore the natural world all around us! NO CLASS: 4/1 415-876-3764
Best of Bluff Lake - Bluff Lake Nature Center
Our experienced staff will pick the best activities, lessons, crafts, and presentations from the summer and create a week full of wild adventures. With plenty of animal encounters, creative projects to bring home and play time in the creek, this is a week not to miss! All campers will learn from science experts, play learning games, make projects, meet new friends, cool off in Sand Creek and have supervised exploration time. For more information on all of our summer camp programs, please visit our website at 917-575-1333
H20 Adventures - Beat the Heat - Rengstorff Park
Imagine a camp where youth can learn swimming techniques, enjoy free swim with friends, and then spend the rest of the day playing awesome high activity games and crafts. Now imagine that this dream actually exists. We bring your H2O Adventures. Along with traditional outdoor camp activities and games, each participant will receive 30 minutes of swim instruction (provided by aquatic staff) followed by 15 minutes of free swim each morning, except on field trip days. Participants should arrive wearing a bathing suit with a towel and pre-applied sunscreen (Mon-Thur) with active running clothes and shoes in a bag. Every Friday, we?ll be going on an exciting field trip. One t-shirt will be provided to each participant for the summer session. Depending on the week, breakfast and lunch may or may not be provided. When the sun is at its peak, it?s the shade we shall seek. We?ll be playing fun water games and activities all week long, because we know summer gets HOT. On Friday, we?ll be taking a cool break at Aqua Adventure Park. AGE CATEGORY Youth (5-14) LOCATION RP Small Field 3 at Rengstorff Park INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
Freestyle Wrestling - Sandy Creek High School
Cost: $50 per month To Register visit www.gawrestilngu.com EVENT DETAILS AND SCHEDULE Practices Tuesday and Thursday nights 6p - 8p
Weeks 2/3 AM - Opti Learn To Sail (Step 1) (NESS Boat) - NESS
There is no better place to start learning the basics of sailing. Come have fun on the water while learning the language of sailing, rigging, sail handling and steering in a stable boat designed for kids. Students will be encouraged to sail solo when ready and increase their on-the-water confidence. Combine this two week class with Step 2 for a four week program that is a true learn to sail class. 860-535-9362
New Traditions Spring 16 - Fridays - Frog Hall
Students will be escorted from New Traditions to Frog Hall. Pick up is at Frog Hall when class is over. Spring 2016: Survivor Frog! Have you ever wondered how to make fire without matches, purify water, and build your own shelter? Or what you would do if you were stranded on a desert island? If so, then join Survivor Frog! We will learn to recognize and prepare edible plants, track and stalk wild animals, and make rope and baskets out of plants that grow in your neighborhood park. Our amazing Animal Ambassadors will be our guides as we gain survival skills, learn to work as a team, and explore the natural world all around us! NO CLASS: 4/1 415-876-3764
Best of Bluff Lake - Bluff Lake Nature Center
Our experienced staff will pick the best activities, lessons, crafts, and presentations from the summer and create a week full of wild adventures. With plenty of animal encounters, creative projects to bring home and play time in the creek, this is a week not to miss! All campers will learn from science experts, play learning games, make projects, meet new friends, cool off in Sand Creek and have supervised exploration time. For more information on all of our summer camp programs, please visit our website at 917-575-1333