Summer Camps in Bolivar, TN
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Young Artist K-2nd - Peninsula Fine Arts Center
This studio class will provide young art students with a multi-media introduction to the visual arts (including painting, and ceramics). Your student will explore a wide variety of different art media and tools, employ creative problem-solving, and learn to express themselves through visual imagery. Art history and the elements and principles of design will be interwoven into each fun lesson! 757-596-8175
This studio class will provide young art students with a multi-media introduction to the visual arts (including painting, and ceramics). Your student will explore a wide variety of different art media and tools, employ creative problem-solving, and learn to express themselves through visual imagery. Art history and the elements and principles of design will be interwoven into each fun lesson! 757-596-8175
Latest Review for FONZ Nature Camp
My son enjoys the outdoor events at this camp
For over 20 years FONZ Nature Camp has matched campers with an appreciation for the great outdoors. My 13 year old son has attended this camp for the last 3 years. He plans to go again next year as well. The camp provides a non-competitive environment where children can discover themselves, connect with others and find the serenity that only comes from being in nature.... Read More...
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
The Surge for Girls - Dunn, NC
Ages 5-17 $17.50 per person Worship, Evangelism, Fellowship, and Small Group Sessions. For more information or to register please contact Becky Banks at 910-389-3554 or email her at [email protected] You can also check on PFWB.org
CBMM’s Kids Club summer camps for 6-7 Year Olds - Saint Michaels, MD
Beginning June 20 and continuing through July 29, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum is offering its week-long, half day Kids Camps, which bring age-appropriate Chesapeake-themed camps for children 4-7 years of age. Led by a CBMM educator, young Kids Club campers explore the magic of the Chesapeake Bay’s people, animals, and watercraft through fun and interactive activities, stories, games, and crafts. CBMM’s summer camps for children 4-5 years of age are offered during the weeks of June 20, July 4, and July 18; camps for children 6-7 years of age are offered the weeks of June 27, July 11, and July 25. Daily camps take place from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., with campers meeting at CBMM’s Dorchester House and exploring the museum’s 18-acre campus and numerous exhibition buildings as part of the program. Participation is limited, with camps filling fast and pre-registration required. The cost for the week-long camp is $125 for CBMM members, or $150 for non-members, with scholarships available. For more information, visit www.cbmm.org/learn/kids-club/ or contact Allison Speight at 410-745-4941 or [email protected] to register.
Election Day Kid's Camp. - Covington, LA
Election Day Kid's Camp is availiable between 7-7pm while school's are closed. Price is $35 for the day (7-5pm) Additional $5 for aftercare (5-7pm) Additional $5 if we provide pizza and gatorade.
Mandatory Camp KidJam Parent Meeting - Sarasota, FL
MANDATORY PARENT MEETING: Wednesday, May 18, 2016 @ 7:30 p.m. in the FirstSarasota, Chapel building Please bring your completed forms to this meeting including the shot records requested.
Kid's Camp - Chattanooga, TN
Children in grades Kindergarten-5th (last grade completed) are invited to attend our Kid's Camp June 5th-9th from 6:00-8:00 pm each evening. Our theme is "Board Games" and we will have crafts, snacks, lessons, and of course games! Please register your child at: https://kideventpro.lifeway.com/mychurch/?id=31427&t=l
The Surge for Girls - Dunn, NC
Ages 5-17 $17.50 per person Worship, Evangelism, Fellowship, and Small Group Sessions. For more information or to register please contact Becky Banks at 910-389-3554 or email her at [email protected] You can also check on PFWB.org
CBMM’s Kids Club summer camps for 6-7 Year Olds - Saint Michaels, MD
Beginning June 20 and continuing through July 29, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum is offering its week-long, half day Kids Camps, which bring age-appropriate Chesapeake-themed camps for children 4-7 years of age. Led by a CBMM educator, young Kids Club campers explore the magic of the Chesapeake Bay’s people, animals, and watercraft through fun and interactive activities, stories, games, and crafts. CBMM’s summer camps for children 4-5 years of age are offered during the weeks of June 20, July 4, and July 18; camps for children 6-7 years of age are offered the weeks of June 27, July 11, and July 25. Daily camps take place from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., with campers meeting at CBMM’s Dorchester House and exploring the museum’s 18-acre campus and numerous exhibition buildings as part of the program. Participation is limited, with camps filling fast and pre-registration required. The cost for the week-long camp is $125 for CBMM members, or $150 for non-members, with scholarships available. For more information, visit www.cbmm.org/learn/kids-club/ or contact Allison Speight at 410-745-4941 or [email protected] to register.
Election Day Kid's Camp. - Covington, LA
Election Day Kid's Camp is availiable between 7-7pm while school's are closed. Price is $35 for the day (7-5pm) Additional $5 for aftercare (5-7pm) Additional $5 if we provide pizza and gatorade.
Mandatory Camp KidJam Parent Meeting - Sarasota, FL
MANDATORY PARENT MEETING: Wednesday, May 18, 2016 @ 7:30 p.m. in the FirstSarasota, Chapel building Please bring your completed forms to this meeting including the shot records requested.
Kid's Camp - Chattanooga, TN
Children in grades Kindergarten-5th (last grade completed) are invited to attend our Kid's Camp June 5th-9th from 6:00-8:00 pm each evening. Our theme is "Board Games" and we will have crafts, snacks, lessons, and of course games! Please register your child at: https://kideventpro.lifeway.com/mychurch/?id=31427&t=l
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Beginning Fishing Camp - Black Hill Visitor Center
Enjoy a week of fishing fun and adventure while learning how, when, and where to catch freshwater fish. Well fish Little Seneca Lake first to get some experience, and then travel to waters outside of the park for new challenges. Park naturalists will provide expert, hands-on instruction on balanced tackle, live bait, artificial lure selection, knots, casting, and the latest fishing techniques. Well send out an itinerary and equipment list prior to camp. The camp fee includes all bait and a well-equipped tackle pack with a variety of lures and hooks perfect for the beginning angler. Campers must provide their own rod and spin cast reel. FOBH $310 SECONDARY CATEGORY Nature Programs LOCATION Black Hill Visitor Center Auditorium at Black Hill Visitor Center
(2007 ONLY) -OPEN TOALL TEAMS/ORGANIZATIONS) 8 Week Skills Progression Clinic - Arcadia Ice Arena
Registration will not be complete until payment is made in full. First come first served. Due to our policies and upfront cost for the ice and staffing no refunds will be permitted, no exceptions. YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO KEEP TRACK OF YOUR PLAYERS SCHEDULE WEEKLY VIA OUR WEBSITE CALENDAR. PLEASE NOTE OCCASIONALY TIMES/DATES CHANGE BASED ON OUR ICE AVAILABILITY. HERE IS THE LINK FOR OUR WEBSITE CALENDAR: www.hockey-2.com/calendar.html We thank you for understanding. 2007 Tues and Fridays 5:00P-6:15P Dear 2007 families, Your son/daughter has been selected to be a part of a very special spring training program, one that will gather some of the best players for each age group to participate in a 8 week intense program. Our goal is to push these elite players to perform under strict guidance and instruction, sustain high competition from within the group--all in a structured environment. This will be very demanding, challenging and rewarding for our boys. This program is designed for advanced players only. First 30 players invited to sign up will be accepted. Players will receive the following: • professional teaching • jersey & socks • professional equipment manager • game stats • games will be filmed I look... 602-388-2112
Tech Explorers: Robotics and iPad® Stop-Motion Movies - Bethel Christian Center
Students explore robotics using LEGO® components and then use iPad®s and special effects apps to make a stop-motion movie. In the morning, campers build machines with LEGO® elements and then program and use them to uncover clues to solve a mystery. Theyll use motors to power projects and sensors to detect movement and trigger actions. Programming is easy with LEGO® WeDo® software - students drag and drop blocks on the screen to create the instructions to run their machines. Each student has their own kit and computer to use. Projects include building an airplane controlled through a keyboard, building a sensor-activated sliding door, making an amusement park ride controlled with a tilt sensor, and more. In the afternoon, students work in teams to create a stop-motion movie starring LEGO® minifigures and sets that they create using LEGO® components. Students record the movie frame-by-frame on an iPads®, add exciting titles, visual and sound effects, and background music in the Pinnacle Studio editing app! Teams choose the story and characters - it can be a comedy, or an adventure starring Scooby-Do®, a favorite superhero, animals, or Minecraft® characters. 206-466-6882
Girls Basketball - Session 2 - Notre Dame Preparatory School and Marist Academy
Where: NDP main gym About: NDP girls basketball camp teaches young players the fundamentals of the game. Those new to the sport will learn the skills of ball handling, shooting, passing, rebounding and defense, while more experienced players will be challenged to further develop their competency in those areas. While great focus is paid to individual skill work, ample time is devoted to a variety of competitions. Running the camp is NDP coach Kathleen Offer, who played collegiately at Yale and has coached in the Fighting Irish program for eight years. The entire staff, which includes current NDP girls basketball players and coaches, is dedicated to challenging the campers to the best of their ability while they have lots of fun with old and new friends. Please note our new cancellation policy. A 50% fee of the cost of the camp shall be applied to an individual who cancels. What to wear/bring: Athletic attire, basketball shoes, socks and water bottle. All participants must register online. No paper applications are accepted.* 248-373-5300
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Beginning Fishing Camp - Black Hill Visitor Center
Enjoy a week of fishing fun and adventure while learning how, when, and where to catch freshwater fish. Well fish Little Seneca Lake first to get some experience, and then travel to waters outside of the park for new challenges. Park naturalists will provide expert, hands-on instruction on balanced tackle, live bait, artificial lure selection, knots, casting, and the latest fishing techniques. Well send out an itinerary and equipment list prior to camp. The camp fee includes all bait and a well-equipped tackle pack with a variety of lures and hooks perfect for the beginning angler. Campers must provide their own rod and spin cast reel. FOBH $310 SECONDARY CATEGORY Nature Programs LOCATION Black Hill Visitor Center Auditorium at Black Hill Visitor Center
(2007 ONLY) -OPEN TOALL TEAMS/ORGANIZATIONS) 8 Week Skills Progression Clinic - Arcadia Ice Arena
Registration will not be complete until payment is made in full. First come first served. Due to our policies and upfront cost for the ice and staffing no refunds will be permitted, no exceptions. YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO KEEP TRACK OF YOUR PLAYERS SCHEDULE WEEKLY VIA OUR WEBSITE CALENDAR. PLEASE NOTE OCCASIONALY TIMES/DATES CHANGE BASED ON OUR ICE AVAILABILITY. HERE IS THE LINK FOR OUR WEBSITE CALENDAR: www.hockey-2.com/calendar.html We thank you for understanding. 2007 Tues and Fridays 5:00P-6:15P Dear 2007 families, Your son/daughter has been selected to be a part of a very special spring training program, one that will gather some of the best players for each age group to participate in a 8 week intense program. Our goal is to push these elite players to perform under strict guidance and instruction, sustain high competition from within the group--all in a structured environment. This will be very demanding, challenging and rewarding for our boys. This program is designed for advanced players only. First 30 players invited to sign up will be accepted. Players will receive the following: • professional teaching • jersey & socks • professional equipment manager • game stats • games will be filmed I look... 602-388-2112
Tech Explorers: Robotics and iPad® Stop-Motion Movies - Bethel Christian Center
Students explore robotics using LEGO® components and then use iPad®s and special effects apps to make a stop-motion movie. In the morning, campers build machines with LEGO® elements and then program and use them to uncover clues to solve a mystery. Theyll use motors to power projects and sensors to detect movement and trigger actions. Programming is easy with LEGO® WeDo® software - students drag and drop blocks on the screen to create the instructions to run their machines. Each student has their own kit and computer to use. Projects include building an airplane controlled through a keyboard, building a sensor-activated sliding door, making an amusement park ride controlled with a tilt sensor, and more. In the afternoon, students work in teams to create a stop-motion movie starring LEGO® minifigures and sets that they create using LEGO® components. Students record the movie frame-by-frame on an iPads®, add exciting titles, visual and sound effects, and background music in the Pinnacle Studio editing app! Teams choose the story and characters - it can be a comedy, or an adventure starring Scooby-Do®, a favorite superhero, animals, or Minecraft® characters. 206-466-6882
Girls Basketball - Session 2 - Notre Dame Preparatory School and Marist Academy
Where: NDP main gym About: NDP girls basketball camp teaches young players the fundamentals of the game. Those new to the sport will learn the skills of ball handling, shooting, passing, rebounding and defense, while more experienced players will be challenged to further develop their competency in those areas. While great focus is paid to individual skill work, ample time is devoted to a variety of competitions. Running the camp is NDP coach Kathleen Offer, who played collegiately at Yale and has coached in the Fighting Irish program for eight years. The entire staff, which includes current NDP girls basketball players and coaches, is dedicated to challenging the campers to the best of their ability while they have lots of fun with old and new friends. Please note our new cancellation policy. A 50% fee of the cost of the camp shall be applied to an individual who cancels. What to wear/bring: Athletic attire, basketball shoes, socks and water bottle. All participants must register online. No paper applications are accepted.* 248-373-5300
Camps - Wee-Kiddie Camp - Town of Apex Parks, Recreation & Cultural Resource
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