Summer Camps in Bloomfield, MO
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Cooking I, Week 2 - Kings Christian Academy
Learning to cook develops creativity, academic skills and teamwork - and its a whole lot of fun! Campers ages 9 and up will learn a variety of cooking skills, in a fun atmosphere, with other kids who like to cook. Got a SweetTooth? Sign up for our bakers version of the Cooking Camp to satisfy the sweetest cravings. 301-994-3080
Learning to cook develops creativity, academic skills and teamwork - and its a whole lot of fun! Campers ages 9 and up will learn a variety of cooking skills, in a fun atmosphere, with other kids who like to cook. Got a SweetTooth? Sign up for our bakers version of the Cooking Camp to satisfy the sweetest cravings. 301-994-3080
Latest Review for Brewster Day Camp
Lasting Memories
This was the first time our daughter was going away for the summer and we were understandable cautious but optimistic. Doing the research on Brewster before signing up helped because there were so many positive reviews. I'm happy to report they lived up to those reviews in so many ways. I was especially impressed at how the counselors made it seem like every kid was a priority. This makes me wish I could go to summer camp! We'll be back next year!... Read More...
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Teen Camp Service Project - Beautify Chinatown! - undefined, undefined
It's that time of year again!This is the first in our series of Teen Camp service projects for those of you who may need financial assistance in order to go to camp. You must complete this project if you're going to need a half or full scholarship. Don't know if you need a scholarship? Well, even if you have an inkling that you might need one, you should be there. But this project is also open to all, so if you just want to help out, join us! The project will involve cleaning out and sprucing up the public planters along Wentworth Avenue and Cermak Road in Chinatown. The project will begin at 9 AM and end around 1 PM. Lunch will then be provided to all who serve, at Ricobene's. Questions, message Kent Lau or Chi Chan. See you there!
Rolling Hills Sr High Youth Camp 7th-12th Grade - Saraland, AL
General Information/Standard of Conduct -Arrival: Camp check in will begin at 12:00 PM on Monday afternoon. Please try to arrive no later than 4:30 PM -Meals: All meals are included in the price of registration. -Departure: Camp will end Friday after the morning chapel -Lost and Found: Items not claimed after 30 days will be discarded. -Schedule: All Campers are to follow the camp schedule for their enjoyment, safety, and accountability to camp staff. -Camp nurse: A registered nurse will be on duty at all times. Special instructions will be given at camp for those taking medications. -What to bring: KJV Bible, bedding, pillow, towels, toiletries, camera, flashlight, jacket, sports clothes for activities, nice casual clothes for informal services, at least one old pair of tennis shoes, and spending money $30-$50. -Do not bring: Alcoholic beverages, drugs, tobacco, fireworks, ammunition, guns, weapons, scooters, skateboards, rollerblades, magazines, apparel with inappropriate graphics or lettering, or any type of electronic device, including, but not limited to cell phones, CD, DVD, MP3, or other music/media players, computers, PDAs, radios, TVs, and video games. -Christian conduct: As a Christian Camp, Rolling Hills Youth Camp maintains high...
Kid's Yoga Summer Camp - Danville, KY
Kid's Yoga Summer Camp for ages 6-11yrs July 11-15 2-4pm at Kindermusik. Registration closes June 27. Only 15 spots available. Register NOW! www.lifeinbalancefitness.com/kids-yoga-smmer-camp/
Kid's Christmas Camp - Odessa, TX
All ages welcome Ages 6 and older can be drop off. You can choose however many days you would like your child to attend. Discount is given when all 3 days are chosen. We will be painting on an 11 x 14 canvas And making one christmas craft. Please make sure to have your child wear play clothes since we will be painting. Snacks are provided but feel free to pack a lunch For any other questions you can message us here on facebook or email us at [email protected]
2016 Summer Etiquette & Ballroom Dance Camps - Orlando, FL
Orlando ~ June 13-17 Las Vegas ~ July 18-22 San Diego ~ August 8-12
Teen Camp Service Project - Beautify Chinatown! - undefined, undefined
It's that time of year again!This is the first in our series of Teen Camp service projects for those of you who may need financial assistance in order to go to camp. You must complete this project if you're going to need a half or full scholarship. Don't know if you need a scholarship? Well, even if you have an inkling that you might need one, you should be there. But this project is also open to all, so if you just want to help out, join us! The project will involve cleaning out and sprucing up the public planters along Wentworth Avenue and Cermak Road in Chinatown. The project will begin at 9 AM and end around 1 PM. Lunch will then be provided to all who serve, at Ricobene's. Questions, message Kent Lau or Chi Chan. See you there!
Rolling Hills Sr High Youth Camp 7th-12th Grade - Saraland, AL
General Information/Standard of Conduct -Arrival: Camp check in will begin at 12:00 PM on Monday afternoon. Please try to arrive no later than 4:30 PM -Meals: All meals are included in the price of registration. -Departure: Camp will end Friday after the morning chapel -Lost and Found: Items not claimed after 30 days will be discarded. -Schedule: All Campers are to follow the camp schedule for their enjoyment, safety, and accountability to camp staff. -Camp nurse: A registered nurse will be on duty at all times. Special instructions will be given at camp for those taking medications. -What to bring: KJV Bible, bedding, pillow, towels, toiletries, camera, flashlight, jacket, sports clothes for activities, nice casual clothes for informal services, at least one old pair of tennis shoes, and spending money $30-$50. -Do not bring: Alcoholic beverages, drugs, tobacco, fireworks, ammunition, guns, weapons, scooters, skateboards, rollerblades, magazines, apparel with inappropriate graphics or lettering, or any type of electronic device, including, but not limited to cell phones, CD, DVD, MP3, or other music/media players, computers, PDAs, radios, TVs, and video games. -Christian conduct: As a Christian Camp, Rolling Hills Youth Camp maintains high...
Kid's Yoga Summer Camp - Danville, KY
Kid's Yoga Summer Camp for ages 6-11yrs July 11-15 2-4pm at Kindermusik. Registration closes June 27. Only 15 spots available. Register NOW! www.lifeinbalancefitness.com/kids-yoga-smmer-camp/
Kid's Christmas Camp - Odessa, TX
All ages welcome Ages 6 and older can be drop off. You can choose however many days you would like your child to attend. Discount is given when all 3 days are chosen. We will be painting on an 11 x 14 canvas And making one christmas craft. Please make sure to have your child wear play clothes since we will be painting. Snacks are provided but feel free to pack a lunch For any other questions you can message us here on facebook or email us at [email protected]
2016 Summer Etiquette & Ballroom Dance Camps - Orlando, FL
Orlando ~ June 13-17 Las Vegas ~ July 18-22 San Diego ~ August 8-12
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Two Trails Outdoor Camp-Week 10 - Two Trails Park
Get your kids active for the summer with Two Trails Outdoor Camp! Our participants will engage in a variety of activities such as arts, crafts, nature, sports, games and more. Camp will swim two to three times a week and take one to two no n-swimming field trip a week as well. This camp is for school-age children 5-12 years of age; please note 5 years olds must have completed kindergarten. For more information and camp handbook with camp forms see our website at OlatheKS.org/ParksRec/OutdoorCamps [] , Parent Orientation, Thursday, May 19 at 6 p.m. at camp shelter. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION TT Two Trails Shelter at Two Trails Park
Creative Dramatics - KidsOnStage - The Little Theatre of Alexandria
NO CLASS ON FEBRUARY 13. This class is designed for 3rd-5th grade students. Using their natural abilities and imaginations, students will learn how to create their stage characters through theatre games, teamwork, problem solving; and, at the same time develop students confidence. Class includes an introduction to onstage and backstage needs for a show. A final production, April 1-2, will be presented on the main stage. INSTRUCTOR KATHY DILLABER is a JMU graduate, B.A. Communication Arts & Educational Certification, plus graduate studies. Post college, she performed at Tecumseh, Ohio; ‘Land of Oz, N. C.; Busch Gardens, Williamsburg; and local theatres. Since 2013, she participates annually in the Broadway Teachers Workshop, NYC, working with Broadways top artists onstage and backstage. Workshops explored the theatre craft as it pertains to school and community productions. Other experiences include a techie backstage and a theatre instructor where she has directed numerous childrens productions. Her professional education, theatre positions, and years of ballet training (Cecchetti method) are constant resources for classes. 7036835778 x2
Mt. Hood Session 1 - 14 & Older - Mt. Hood Academy House
Your daughter must be a 14 and older ski racer to participate in this camp. Session 1 at Keelys Ski Camp is seven days, three days on snow, one day off and then 3 days on. Summer is an opportune time to develop and improve technique, for this reason we emphasize drills each day of skiing. The first day focuses on free skiing and drills. Day 2 & 3 are more drills and gate training. Day 4 is OFF and we offer fun activities either in Hood River, rafting the Deschutes River, or a trip to Portland. Day 5,6 & 7 include more gate training, free skiing and drills. Day 7 is also the travel day. At Keelys Ski Camp many of the all female coaching staff are recently retired from the U. S. Ski Team or are still racing at the highest levels (Olympic, World Cup, Noram, NCAA and FIS). Each day on the hill the coaches offer world-class visuals by training with and coaching the girls. 406-581-4991
Two Thumbs Up! - Ethical Culture
Watch great movies and learn about critiquing films. Develop a sense for recognizing the thematic (the directors goal of the film), dramatic (storytelling elements) and stylistic aspects (genre) of a movie. Besides having fun at the movies and eating popcorn each week with your friends, you can share your insights and newly found skills of thoughtfully critiquing a film. Well usually take two after school sessions to watch one movie. Each Monday well watch half of a film and follow with a brief discussion, which includes identifying key characteristics and sharing what we thought worked well or not. Learning how to critique a film makes movie watching that much more fun and exciting! Instructor: Renee Stork 212-712-6230
Frog Guts: Adventures in Biology - Penn State Erie, The Behrend College
Adventures in Biology is a five day journey with discovery hands-on labs including frog anatomy and dissection, owl pellet exploration and earthworm anatomy and dissection. Participants will explore fascinating concepts in biology such as homeostasis (how organisms react with their environment to maintain life); photosynthesis (turning sunlight into energy); cellular respiration; and the properties of water, water quality and its importance to supporting and sustaining life. 814-898-6871
Two Trails Outdoor Camp-Week 10 - Two Trails Park
Get your kids active for the summer with Two Trails Outdoor Camp! Our participants will engage in a variety of activities such as arts, crafts, nature, sports, games and more. Camp will swim two to three times a week and take one to two no n-swimming field trip a week as well. This camp is for school-age children 5-12 years of age; please note 5 years olds must have completed kindergarten. For more information and camp handbook with camp forms see our website at OlatheKS.org/ParksRec/OutdoorCamps [] , Parent Orientation, Thursday, May 19 at 6 p.m. at camp shelter. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION TT Two Trails Shelter at Two Trails Park
Creative Dramatics - KidsOnStage - The Little Theatre of Alexandria
NO CLASS ON FEBRUARY 13. This class is designed for 3rd-5th grade students. Using their natural abilities and imaginations, students will learn how to create their stage characters through theatre games, teamwork, problem solving; and, at the same time develop students confidence. Class includes an introduction to onstage and backstage needs for a show. A final production, April 1-2, will be presented on the main stage. INSTRUCTOR KATHY DILLABER is a JMU graduate, B.A. Communication Arts & Educational Certification, plus graduate studies. Post college, she performed at Tecumseh, Ohio; ‘Land of Oz, N. C.; Busch Gardens, Williamsburg; and local theatres. Since 2013, she participates annually in the Broadway Teachers Workshop, NYC, working with Broadways top artists onstage and backstage. Workshops explored the theatre craft as it pertains to school and community productions. Other experiences include a techie backstage and a theatre instructor where she has directed numerous childrens productions. Her professional education, theatre positions, and years of ballet training (Cecchetti method) are constant resources for classes. 7036835778 x2
Mt. Hood Session 1 - 14 & Older - Mt. Hood Academy House
Your daughter must be a 14 and older ski racer to participate in this camp. Session 1 at Keelys Ski Camp is seven days, three days on snow, one day off and then 3 days on. Summer is an opportune time to develop and improve technique, for this reason we emphasize drills each day of skiing. The first day focuses on free skiing and drills. Day 2 & 3 are more drills and gate training. Day 4 is OFF and we offer fun activities either in Hood River, rafting the Deschutes River, or a trip to Portland. Day 5,6 & 7 include more gate training, free skiing and drills. Day 7 is also the travel day. At Keelys Ski Camp many of the all female coaching staff are recently retired from the U. S. Ski Team or are still racing at the highest levels (Olympic, World Cup, Noram, NCAA and FIS). Each day on the hill the coaches offer world-class visuals by training with and coaching the girls. 406-581-4991
Two Thumbs Up! - Ethical Culture
Watch great movies and learn about critiquing films. Develop a sense for recognizing the thematic (the directors goal of the film), dramatic (storytelling elements) and stylistic aspects (genre) of a movie. Besides having fun at the movies and eating popcorn each week with your friends, you can share your insights and newly found skills of thoughtfully critiquing a film. Well usually take two after school sessions to watch one movie. Each Monday well watch half of a film and follow with a brief discussion, which includes identifying key characteristics and sharing what we thought worked well or not. Learning how to critique a film makes movie watching that much more fun and exciting! Instructor: Renee Stork 212-712-6230
Frog Guts: Adventures in Biology - Penn State Erie, The Behrend College
Adventures in Biology is a five day journey with discovery hands-on labs including frog anatomy and dissection, owl pellet exploration and earthworm anatomy and dissection. Participants will explore fascinating concepts in biology such as homeostasis (how organisms react with their environment to maintain life); photosynthesis (turning sunlight into energy); cellular respiration; and the properties of water, water quality and its importance to supporting and sustaining life. 814-898-6871