Summer Camps in Bethel, OH

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Half Day Wk4 - Residents - Epping Forest Clubhouse
This is for Residents or direct relatives of Epping Community members. Our morning program lasts from 9am to 12pm, and includes programs for Jellyfish (ages 4-5), Rockfish (ages 6-8) and Blue Crabs (ages 9-12). The morning session typically consists of three 45-60 minute activities that will be exciting and engaging for your children. During each of these time slots we endeavor to provide options for your child, enabling them to do what they like most and empowering them to have the most fun with their day. Activities throughout the day are structured around three main themes including: OUTDOORS (e.g., nature hikes, sailing, water sports, swim skills, kayaking, survival skills), ARTS (e.g., crafts, indian art, tie dyes) and GAMES (e.g., tennis, basketball, dodgeball, beach challenges). The activities will be led by our energized counselors or Program Directors. No lunch is provided and the pick-up time is promptly at noon. 4432235991.0

Camp Creative Afternoons - Longview School
Youth and teens with multiple/severe disabilities. Campers are grouped according to age and ability. Sensory and auditory stimulation, as well as social skills and peer interaction, are emphasized through activities. Music, crafts, cooking, board games and special events are part of the camp day. Parents must make Transportation arrangements with MCPS after camp. SECONDARY CATEGORY Therapeutic Recreation Programs LOCATION Longview School at Longview School

Flag Football Camp Ages 5-12 Half Day - Sanchez Field
Students are taught all the basics of flag football such as catching, throwing, kicking and running routes. Many fun games and drills are played in age- and skill-appropriate groups. Supply fee of $7 due to staff on first day for water, snacks, etc. Sign up by April 21 and save LOCATION Sanchez Field, 1220 Linda Mar Blvd. INSTRUCTOR Staff Make Me A Pro Sports

Makers Workshop - CuriOdyssey
Recommended for children ages 8-12 years old. The Maker movement emphasizes learning by doing and encourages creativity, invention, and modeling. As the annual Maker Faire Bay Area occurs this month, we wanted to provide a workshop that captures the spirit of Making. Participants will be inspired as they work on a do it yourself (DIY) project supported by CuriOdyssey education staff. The theme of this Maker Experience will be vehicles powered by wind, rubber bands, and/or motor. Prepare to be creative and join the community of Makers. 650-340-7590

Girls Soccer March ID Clinic (GSC3) - Frank Banko Field
Technical, tactical, & small sided training with Lehigh Head Coach Eric Lambinus, Assistant Coach Amy Hough and GA Renee Washington, as well as members of LUWS. Soccer-specific speed training session to start off the day and give you a look at an LUWS speed workout. Overview of Collegiate Strength & Conditioning Program. Reversible Brown/White Mesh Pennie & Lunch INCLUDED in $125 Clinic Tuition! 610 758 3589