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LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Sticky, Slimy, and Sweet Science - CuriOdyssey
Recommended for children ages 7-11 years old. Have you ever made your own playdough, slime, or ice cream? Join us for this reactive workshop where we look at chemistry with ingredients found in most kitchens. Participants are guaranteed to get their hands messy as aspiring chemists combine, pour, and agitate various mixtures. Recipes for some of our creations will be provided. Kids wont want to miss this sticky, slimy, and sweet exploration of science. 650-340-7590

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The Investment x The Blessings in a Bookbag - Rochester, NY
Eazywork Bartendaz in collaboration with City of Rochester Department of Recreation and Youth Services and Blessings in a Bookbag Community project present THE INVESTMENT: Health, Wellness and Fitness boost. This FREE community event and backpack giveaway promotes health nutrition & wellness gearing kids up for back to school by stimulating their minds and bodies to grow and effect our community in a positive way and teaching them how to make the right decisions with their body so they can make great decisions in the classroom. Youth will receive a free haircuts, lunch and a book bag with supplies donated by local businesses and the Dept. of Recreation (while supplies last). Activities include: Get fit wit Jay: Field games and Fitness; bounce house, dunk tank, flag football, mini basketball tournament, sack races, calisthenics demos for kids and adults and much more. Foodlink's Curbside Market will be on hand with nutrition demos from Eat Smart NY. Visit the Rochester Fire Department's Fire Safety House and meet REX the Rhino. Community role models such as Mayor Lovely Warren, doctors from the Black Physician's Network of Greater Rochester, teachers and athletes will be invited to meet the kids and give encouraging messages as they head...

Wolf Mountain Teen Camp - Grass Valley, CA
Teen Camp is for all teens going into 7th grade through those who are graduating this year. Come Join us for a fun filled, spirit filled week of awesome games, food, and preaching. We will be hold a Registration Sunday on March 6th at which time all completed registration forms and a $50 registration fee are due to recieve a discount on the total cost of camp. Fundraisers will be starting in February and going through june to help off set the cost. Please contact Dylan Shull at (209) 628-6062 for more information and with any questions. Thank you.

Teen Camp 1 - Wheatland, WY
Speaker: Andy Gleiser

Teen Improv Comedy Camp - Mesa, AZ
Teen Improv Camp! Monday June 20th - Friday June 24th, 3:00-5:00pm Performance on Friday! Total Class Fee $150 Teens ages 13-17 who like to get on stage and have a great time performing in fast paced, totally spontaneous scenes and games will love Teen Improv Camp at National Comedy Theatre. Teens will build self confidence, improve listening skills, and learn the importance of positivity as they learn the same hilarious improv comedy games played on stage at NCT! Teen Improv Camp wraps up with a performance for friends and family so that the kids can show off what they have learned. Class size is limited, call or email today to register! 602-374-5638 [email protected]

Silicon Valley Info Session - BIG IDEA Israeli Summer Camps - Los Gato
BIG IDEA Israeli summer camp is coming to Los Gatos, CA! This is a great opportunity to meet in person and get excited about the summer in Israel. RSVP here: https://goo.gl/eVMahV * Explore the workshops and tracks. * Meet with the camp director and ask all everything you want to know * Get to know campers from previous summers and hear all about the great times you are going to have! The info-session will be at the Addison-Penzak JCC of Silicon Valley. RSVP today and we will send you more information as we get closer to the event: https://goo.gl/eVMahV

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Boys Basketball Camp - K- 2nd - St. Mary Magdalene School
Join StMM Varsity Basketball coach McKee in this morning camp for boys in rising kindergarten through 2nd grade. Have fun and improve your ball-handling skills. StMMs philosophy is to teach the game of basketball and faith through Christ with fundamentals and sportsmanship. Camp fee includes t-shirt. Campers should bring a water bottle and a snack. Coach McKee. 919-657-4800 x7296

Girls One Day Camp - Session #2 - Rockwell Field
The Girls One-Day Camp will provide campers the opportunity to play in a competitive environment and receive instruction in defending, attacking, goal scoring and tactics. Campers will also learn about life as a student athlete at West Chester University. 610-436-3555

Mini-Adventure Camp WO7B - Camp Whispering Oaks
This pint-sized adventure is just right for new campers! Get a little taste of sleeping away from home, making new friends, constructing crafts, eating smores around the campfire, hiking, experiencing nature and playing games. Cookie eligible. 619-610-0821

Head-Royce School Summer Program Returning Counselor Position - Head-Royce School
Job Responsibilities include: -Assisting children as they transition on adn off the campus as well as in the classroom, ultimately supporting a positive and effect learning environment. -Following the lead of the classroom teacher and helping with transitions, group work, classroom set-up and helping get supplies and materials ready for each school day. -Helping student to eh pool, helping in the locker room before and after swimming while also assisting the pool staff with student needs. -Supporting the mission of the program and the needs of the teachers and children in all ways reasonable and within the parameters of the position. -Where appropriate, participate in all activities with campers, including specialty classes, free swim, camp meetings and cheers, etc. -Facilitate activities by taking an active role in facilitating a variety of games, sports, arts & crafts, etc. -Provide conflict-management mentoring to students. -Respond to parent and children concerns in an effective, professional manner. -Abide by the guidelines for expectations, behavior and attitude set forth by Summer Program Director, Mikki Frazier. - 5105311300 x2500

Session 3: What Would Nature Do? - Young Naturalists - The Hitchcock Center for the Environment
CAMP What is the best way to cool off on a hot day? How can we save energy powering trains? Animals, plants and other organisms have been adapting to challenges like this for the whole history of our planet. Nature has a lot to teach us about how to solve problems in ways that are good for the Earth. Through hands-on inquiry, games, art and outdoor investigations we will discover the efficiency of natures adaptations and ask what we can learn from nature about how to live more sustainably. 4132566006.0