Summer Camps in Cantril, IA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Disney Descendants Summer Camp - Stutelage Innovations
Calling all Villains! Are you ready to explore what separates good vs. evil? Together we will create magical potions, read and discuss what characteristics make a good villain and uncover our own rotten core. Every story needs a great villain! Join us as we get to know Mal, Carlos, Evie and Jay! Monday, August 8, 2016 Cooperative Learning: Descendants Character Bingo Science: Descendants Slime Potion ELA: Design an Icon Cooperative Learning: Disney Villains Bowling Social Studies: Family Tree – A Look Into the Past Art: Maleficent Mirror Tuesday, August 9, 2016 Cooperative Learning: Good vs. Evil Character Traits ELA: Create Your Own Spell Culinary Arts & Math: Mals Magnificent Milkshake Cooperative Learning: Meet the Characters ELA: Isle of the Lost Interactive Read Aloud Art: DIY Maleficent/Jafar Pin Wednesday, August 10, 2016 Science: Growing Crystal Rock Candy Art: Magic Potion Bottles ELA: Villain Character Research Art: Make Your Own Descendants Bracelet or Bookmark Public Speaking: Present Villain Research ELA: Mals Diary Interactive Read-Aloud Thursday, August 11, 2016 Art: Shattered Mirror Picture Frame Cooperative Learning: Disney Villain Charades Culinary Arts/Math: Cruella de Vil Cupcakes Cooperative Learning: Which Disney Villain Are You? Art: Decorate a Spell Book Science: Magic Potions 101 Friday, August... 7163627848.0
Calling all Villains! Are you ready to explore what separates good vs. evil? Together we will create magical potions, read and discuss what characteristics make a good villain and uncover our own rotten core. Every story needs a great villain! Join us as we get to know Mal, Carlos, Evie and Jay! Monday, August 8, 2016 Cooperative Learning: Descendants Character Bingo Science: Descendants Slime Potion ELA: Design an Icon Cooperative Learning: Disney Villains Bowling Social Studies: Family Tree – A Look Into the Past Art: Maleficent Mirror Tuesday, August 9, 2016 Cooperative Learning: Good vs. Evil Character Traits ELA: Create Your Own Spell Culinary Arts & Math: Mals Magnificent Milkshake Cooperative Learning: Meet the Characters ELA: Isle of the Lost Interactive Read Aloud Art: DIY Maleficent/Jafar Pin Wednesday, August 10, 2016 Science: Growing Crystal Rock Candy Art: Magic Potion Bottles ELA: Villain Character Research Art: Make Your Own Descendants Bracelet or Bookmark Public Speaking: Present Villain Research ELA: Mals Diary Interactive Read-Aloud Thursday, August 11, 2016 Art: Shattered Mirror Picture Frame Cooperative Learning: Disney Villain Charades Culinary Arts/Math: Cruella de Vil Cupcakes Cooperative Learning: Which Disney Villain Are You? Art: Decorate a Spell Book Science: Magic Potions 101 Friday, August... 7163627848.0
Latest Review for Ripples Day Camp
A Great Intro to Tulane
It's no secret we're a Tulane family. Both my husband and I graduated from the college and would love our daughter to be a legacy. The Ripples Day Camp was a perfect way to introduce her to the campus and all it has to offer. She became an excellent swimmer and is already talking about training to be a counselor next year. I think we have another Tulane grad in the house!... Read More...
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Blackwatch Teen Adventure: Back into the Night - Burlington, MA
The call goes out as it always does. The Blackwatch must gather. Whatever intrigues and perils await must be endured...for the Nightlands beckon. Pre-registration and costuming required for this interactive adventure. Foam swords provided. For ages 13-19. For more information visit www.guardup.com. $30/person pre-registration (24 hours before event) required at www.guardup.com/waiver or call (781) 270-4800. Late registration on the day of the event will incur an additional $5 fee.
Speak Life 2015 Youth and Family Festival - Wild Rose, WI
AJ the Animated Illusionist | Speaker Bob Lenz | Grammy Nominated Singer/ Songwriter Ryan Stevenson. Advanced tickets starting at $10 for all day pass, or take advantage of the full weekend experience including front row seating and a Prime Rib dinner with Bob Lenz and friends.
2016 Muslim Youth Camp - Michigan - Oscoda, MI
2016 Muslim Youth Camp Registration Form Age: 14-16, 40 spots available 17+, 140 spots available Date and Time: May 20 to May 22 (6:00 PM check in and out) (for safety reasons, no personal transportation are allowed) Location: YMCA Camp Nissokone Early Registered and paid by 5-1-2016: Fee: $100 with transportation. Late Registered and paid by 5-10-2016 Fee: $150 with transportation. No Refunds after May 1, 2016 Horseback Riding & Paintball are $10 additional per activity. To make a payment, please contact the rep in your city or online at: https://mycamp2016.eventbrite.com/ Dearborn: Jamal Gailan: 313-903-7084 or Abdulrahman Ebeh:313-615-6495 Hamtramck: Khalil Al-Refai : 586-344-1572 Indianapolis: E. Ibrahim Alghazali: 313-247-9680 or E. Abdulwahab Abu Shaar 313-505-8128 Coldwater: Mastoor Mohammed: 517-944-1133 Fortwayne: Imam Hamzah Sharif: 313-918-8003 Questions: e-mail muslimyouthonline@gmail.com
Extreme Weekend - Pinnacle, NC
An exciting weekend for Ages 18 and up! Come for Extreme ropes events and Extreme teaching from the Word. Our speaker will be Rob Sullivan. Registration is open! Visit www.extremeweekend.net !!
Camp Livingston Summer 2015 Reunion - Milford, OH
Don't forget to mark your calendars for this year's Camp Reunion! Meet us at Scene75 Entertainment Center - Cincinnati! on January 17th from 1:30-3:30. There will be laser tag, Mini-Golf, Bowling, arcade and virtual reality games, go-karts and so much more! Make sure that you RSVP to info@camplivingston.com to receive a free $15 game card to use! We can't wait to see you there! Don't hesitate to contact our office with any questions.
Blackwatch Teen Adventure: Back into the Night - Burlington, MA
The call goes out as it always does. The Blackwatch must gather. Whatever intrigues and perils await must be endured...for the Nightlands beckon. Pre-registration and costuming required for this interactive adventure. Foam swords provided. For ages 13-19. For more information visit www.guardup.com. $30/person pre-registration (24 hours before event) required at www.guardup.com/waiver or call (781) 270-4800. Late registration on the day of the event will incur an additional $5 fee.
Speak Life 2015 Youth and Family Festival - Wild Rose, WI
AJ the Animated Illusionist | Speaker Bob Lenz | Grammy Nominated Singer/ Songwriter Ryan Stevenson. Advanced tickets starting at $10 for all day pass, or take advantage of the full weekend experience including front row seating and a Prime Rib dinner with Bob Lenz and friends.
2016 Muslim Youth Camp - Michigan - Oscoda, MI
2016 Muslim Youth Camp Registration Form Age: 14-16, 40 spots available 17+, 140 spots available Date and Time: May 20 to May 22 (6:00 PM check in and out) (for safety reasons, no personal transportation are allowed) Location: YMCA Camp Nissokone Early Registered and paid by 5-1-2016: Fee: $100 with transportation. Late Registered and paid by 5-10-2016 Fee: $150 with transportation. No Refunds after May 1, 2016 Horseback Riding & Paintball are $10 additional per activity. To make a payment, please contact the rep in your city or online at: https://mycamp2016.eventbrite.com/ Dearborn: Jamal Gailan: 313-903-7084 or Abdulrahman Ebeh:313-615-6495 Hamtramck: Khalil Al-Refai : 586-344-1572 Indianapolis: E. Ibrahim Alghazali: 313-247-9680 or E. Abdulwahab Abu Shaar 313-505-8128 Coldwater: Mastoor Mohammed: 517-944-1133 Fortwayne: Imam Hamzah Sharif: 313-918-8003 Questions: e-mail muslimyouthonline@gmail.com
Extreme Weekend - Pinnacle, NC
An exciting weekend for Ages 18 and up! Come for Extreme ropes events and Extreme teaching from the Word. Our speaker will be Rob Sullivan. Registration is open! Visit www.extremeweekend.net !!
Camp Livingston Summer 2015 Reunion - Milford, OH
Don't forget to mark your calendars for this year's Camp Reunion! Meet us at Scene75 Entertainment Center - Cincinnati! on January 17th from 1:30-3:30. There will be laser tag, Mini-Golf, Bowling, arcade and virtual reality games, go-karts and so much more! Make sure that you RSVP to info@camplivingston.com to receive a free $15 game card to use! We can't wait to see you there! Don't hesitate to contact our office with any questions.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
History of Art & Music/US Government (8:45 am - 1:45 pm) - The Hockaday School
In order to earn credit, students may not be absent for more than three days during a six-week course. Lunch fees are included. 214-360-6586
An Artistic Exploration - Old Trail School
Each day is a new adventure! Campers will spend the morning traveling to a variety of locations and enjoy an afternoon creating works of art that directly relate to that days adventure. Campers will visit the magical Akron Civic Theatre, wild Akron Zoo, beautiful Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens, fascinating Akron Art Museum and fun Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railway. Studio art explorations in clay, printmaking, painting and wire. Instructor: Patty Wyman, BS, BFA, Old Trail School visual arts teacher. 3306661118 x469
Sports Camp Week 9: Soccer Camp - Westminster School
From the beginning player to the advanced player, the class is designed to teach skills and strategies used at the individual and team levels. Each day begins with fundamental instruction and follows a planned sequence of activities that builds confidence and enthusiasm for the game of soccer. Score during this action-packed week at Camp Griffin! (703) 340-7268
Archery Class - Archery Camp - Maryknoll Park
Learn and master the sport of archery in a safe environment. Participants will learn an excellent, nationally recognized beginners 9 step to the 10 ring progression which was created by the Coaches Developmental Committee of the National Archery Association. Archery helps participants concentration and increases discipline. Exciting drills and fun games will be implemented in this camp. Recurve bows, blunt tipped arrows and targets will be provided. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No further enrollment will be accepted after the second class meets. AGE CATEGORY Multiple Ages LOCATION Maryknoll Party Tent at Maryknoll Park INSTRUCTOR Sports Kids, Inc.
Camp Apollo - Rock Terrace School
Elementary school youth within the autism spectrum. Activities for campers include coloring and painting, musical games, playground fun, swimming twice a week and local field trips. Quiet time, low lighting and sensory activities will be used as a transition from ESY to camp. Depending on skill levels, campers will be divided into two groups during some activities. To be successful, must be able to follow one/two step directions, ability to manage their behavior and be able to make simple choices. Campers must exhibit ability for self care with limited assistance with changing or prompting using bathroom. Staff ratio: 1 staff/4 participants. TRANSPORTATION : If attending ESY, contact your teens school to arrange transportation to camp. SECONDARY CATEGORY Therapeutic Recreation Programs LOCATION Rock Terrace HS - Clrm 03 at Rock Terrace School
History of Art & Music/US Government (8:45 am - 1:45 pm) - The Hockaday School
In order to earn credit, students may not be absent for more than three days during a six-week course. Lunch fees are included. 214-360-6586
An Artistic Exploration - Old Trail School
Each day is a new adventure! Campers will spend the morning traveling to a variety of locations and enjoy an afternoon creating works of art that directly relate to that days adventure. Campers will visit the magical Akron Civic Theatre, wild Akron Zoo, beautiful Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens, fascinating Akron Art Museum and fun Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railway. Studio art explorations in clay, printmaking, painting and wire. Instructor: Patty Wyman, BS, BFA, Old Trail School visual arts teacher. 3306661118 x469
Sports Camp Week 9: Soccer Camp - Westminster School
From the beginning player to the advanced player, the class is designed to teach skills and strategies used at the individual and team levels. Each day begins with fundamental instruction and follows a planned sequence of activities that builds confidence and enthusiasm for the game of soccer. Score during this action-packed week at Camp Griffin! (703) 340-7268
Archery Class - Archery Camp - Maryknoll Park
Learn and master the sport of archery in a safe environment. Participants will learn an excellent, nationally recognized beginners 9 step to the 10 ring progression which was created by the Coaches Developmental Committee of the National Archery Association. Archery helps participants concentration and increases discipline. Exciting drills and fun games will be implemented in this camp. Recurve bows, blunt tipped arrows and targets will be provided. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No further enrollment will be accepted after the second class meets. AGE CATEGORY Multiple Ages LOCATION Maryknoll Party Tent at Maryknoll Park INSTRUCTOR Sports Kids, Inc.
Camp Apollo - Rock Terrace School
Elementary school youth within the autism spectrum. Activities for campers include coloring and painting, musical games, playground fun, swimming twice a week and local field trips. Quiet time, low lighting and sensory activities will be used as a transition from ESY to camp. Depending on skill levels, campers will be divided into two groups during some activities. To be successful, must be able to follow one/two step directions, ability to manage their behavior and be able to make simple choices. Campers must exhibit ability for self care with limited assistance with changing or prompting using bathroom. Staff ratio: 1 staff/4 participants. TRANSPORTATION : If attending ESY, contact your teens school to arrange transportation to camp. SECONDARY CATEGORY Therapeutic Recreation Programs LOCATION Rock Terrace HS - Clrm 03 at Rock Terrace School