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Summer Camps in Balsam Lake, WI

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Little Bot Programmer! - United Faith Christian Academy
Yes, 5 year olds can learn to code and program computers all in the excitement of play! Programming is thought to be the next language that all children need to learn and we make it fun! Using simple coding games with animation and stories, as well as Dot and Dash robots, young children learn to program these bots with light, sound, sensors, and movement, understand the basics of coding, and are introduced to the world of computer science fundamentals. Your child will take home a small robot they construct. Warning! Be prepared, your child will not want to leave camp at the end of each day! Each child is required to bring an IPAD or Android Tablet to work on. 7047743016.0

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Balsam Lake, WI Summer Camps

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TEEN DANCE PERFORMANCE CAMP:: Lisa Zahiya and Charlotte Louise with Li
Dancers will learn two dances, one hip hop and one bellydance. They will also co-create costumes and choreography and be inviited to perform at a show on July 30. Date: Mondays, Jul 25, 2016 - Jul 29, 2016 From: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Parents Apple River Float while Kids Airsoft/Paintball Day Camp Sat/Su
Day Camp Saturdays & Sundays throughout Summer Season 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Learn how to play Airsoft & Paintball $40 - includes admission and equipment Float the river while kids learn to play airsoft/ paintball games. Ages 8+, parents can drop their kids off 10-5, every Sat/Sun Supervised, organized, officiated outdoor games like capture the flag and other video game themed games. Concession stand on site or bring your own. No alcohol allowed here. Call 7155751225 with questions. Campers/Tubers show your wristband for discounts!! 　 https://www.facebook.com/appleriverpaintball

12th Annual Chiili Cook-Off! Benefiting Florida Elks Youth Camp and Ch
$10 entry or judge

Teen Entrepreneur Boot Camp Application DEADLINE - Fayetteville, AR
The 2016 Teen Entrepreneur Boot Camp in Fayetteville, AR will be held June 27- July 1, 2016. The DEADLINE for submitting your application is June 3, 2016. Find out more at https://ebcfayar.wordpress.com/forms/

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.

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Animals of the Ice (Ages 4-7) 2/3, 2/10 & 2/17 - NESS
Penguins, walruses, polar bears, whales, and many more animals love the winter! Do you? Discover some of the amazing adaptations animals have to survive in freezing conditions. Simulate penguins holding eggs, experiment with the color of polar bear fur and skin, investigate the warmth of blubber, and learn more about the animals who thrive in the ice. 860-535-9362

Summer Camp: Session 4-Y Group - Roycemore School
Campers are guided in all the traditional day camp fun by our experienced staff. Activities include creative arts and crafts, drama, storytelling, music, games, gym and cooking. Frequent field trips range from area parks, movies and bowling, to the zoo, water slides and more. Swimming instruction at the Evanston YWCA is provided twice a week. Youngest children must be 3 years old and fully potty trained by June 1, 2016. 847-866-6055

Jr. Tiger Summer Camp (Commuters + Pitching Day Camp) - Dan Devine Pavilion
This is the registration for the Jr. Tiger commuters plus the pitching day camp. Here your camper will check-in the morning of June 13th and participate in a pitching day camp hosted by Doug Gillis. You will then pick your camper up from the Dan Devine Pavilion. A specific time will be determined closer to the camp date. 573-882-3942

Horsepower Riding Camp Session II - Greensboro Day School
HORSEPOWER RIDING CAMP @ HORSEPOWER IN COLFAX $375 Rising 3rd-7th Session I June 13-17 8:30 am-2:00pm * Please note different fee Session II July 11-15 We have an incredible summer experience planned for your child. Our HORSEPOWER Staff is committed to providing both you and your child with the peace of mind that they will have a safe, positive, fun-filled week of adventure, friendships, and memories. This camp introduces beginning and non-riders to recreational horseback riding. Topics include understanding the nature of the horse, riding skills, mounting/dismounting, equipment, handling of horses, care of the horse, and coordinated horse-rider balance. *The Horsepower Director reserves the right to decline the application of any child, or send home any child, who according to the Directors discretion is displaying extreme inappropriate behaviors or impacts the safety of self or others. If a camper is dismissed due to behavioral/social issues, the tuition is not refundable. Students must have a completed application and parental release to participate. Transportation IS provided to and from the camp. Drop-off and pick-up at GDS campus. Horsepower instructors 336-288-8590 x261

Coding & Gaming (STEM) - Palm Harbor Montessori Academy
Get ready to figure out the why, how and wow of computer programming in this interactive coding camp! The camp explores many aspects of gaming, both on and off the computer. Using MITs Scratch computer language, kids learn how to program their very own unique games and animations. In addition, campers apply problem-solving strategies to create offline, traditional games such as checkers, labyrinth, and the electrified board game "Operation"! All camper projects are theirs for the taking, whether its a computer program uploaded to MITs website or an original board game to be played at home with friends. No previous programming experience is required. Note: To fully enjoy their experience with Scratch, campers must be able to read on a first grade level or better. 727-786-1854