Summer Camps in Central Point, OR
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: 2A. Lower Elem: Grade 1 - RiverRun Community Montessori
Lower Elementary class, grade 1 student. Morning work period and snack followed by recess, lunch and afternoon work period. Program includes specials in music, physical education and Spanish as well as numerous field trips and hands-on projects. 518-334-3099
Lower Elementary class, grade 1 student. Morning work period and snack followed by recess, lunch and afternoon work period. Program includes specials in music, physical education and Spanish as well as numerous field trips and hands-on projects. 518-334-3099
Latest Review for Orme School Summer Camp
Grand Camp for Kids
My kids enjoyed this camp so much! It was fabulous and the staff was amazing. They were able to do the normal camp activities, but they were also able to do archery, paintball, mountaineering, hiking, campfire programs and they even took a 4 day trek into the Grand Canyon. They had an amazing time and I know it was an experience that they won’t soon forget. I will be sending my children back again next summer! ... Read More...
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Zumbathon® - Send A Kid To Camp campaign - Towson, MD
Proceeds go to the Y's Send A Kid To Camp campaign.
KID'S CAMP! - Off School? Join Us! Nov 5th & 6th - Point Pleasant, NJ
KID'S CAMP - NOVEMBER 5th & 6th Kids OFF SCHOOL? Bring them to Pea Kamp! Drop them off with us and they can learn, play, and make HOLIDAY PROJECTS AND GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY with ceramics and with clay! Kids will also watch educational programs about ceramics and clay , and will also participate in games and crafts. Sessions are full day (8-4) or half day (mornIng 8-12, or afternoon 12-4), you can do both days, one day, half days or full days, it's up to you! Prices are $80 full day, or $45 for half day. Full day kids should bring a lunch. Half day kids should bring a snack. For more information or to REGISTER, please go to our website: http://www.pointpeapoddery.com/upcoming-events.html 3128 Bridge Avenue Point Pleasant, NJ 08742 732-451-2601
Teen Media Camp Video Premiere - Fairbanks, AK
Fairbanks area youth wrote the script, acted, provided production support for a suicide prevention video to be used on social media with funding from The Alaska Community Foundation Teen Suicide Prevention Grant and matching grant from FNSB Health and Social Services Commission. We want to express profound gratitude to Seed Media staff, crew and interns for their excellence and patience!
Destroyer's Den V2 2016 Event 4 - Greenfield, IN
NYM Youth Camps 2016 - Lexington, NE
High School Camp: June 6-10th, students going into 9th and up, including graduates Jr. Teen Camp: June 13-17th, students going into 6th-9th $185 early registration Plenty of worker positions available for adults - FREE Registration Information: youth.neag.org/events/youth-camps
Zumbathon® - Send A Kid To Camp campaign - Towson, MD
Proceeds go to the Y's Send A Kid To Camp campaign.
KID'S CAMP! - Off School? Join Us! Nov 5th & 6th - Point Pleasant, NJ
KID'S CAMP - NOVEMBER 5th & 6th Kids OFF SCHOOL? Bring them to Pea Kamp! Drop them off with us and they can learn, play, and make HOLIDAY PROJECTS AND GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY with ceramics and with clay! Kids will also watch educational programs about ceramics and clay , and will also participate in games and crafts. Sessions are full day (8-4) or half day (mornIng 8-12, or afternoon 12-4), you can do both days, one day, half days or full days, it's up to you! Prices are $80 full day, or $45 for half day. Full day kids should bring a lunch. Half day kids should bring a snack. For more information or to REGISTER, please go to our website: http://www.pointpeapoddery.com/upcoming-events.html 3128 Bridge Avenue Point Pleasant, NJ 08742 732-451-2601
Teen Media Camp Video Premiere - Fairbanks, AK
Fairbanks area youth wrote the script, acted, provided production support for a suicide prevention video to be used on social media with funding from The Alaska Community Foundation Teen Suicide Prevention Grant and matching grant from FNSB Health and Social Services Commission. We want to express profound gratitude to Seed Media staff, crew and interns for their excellence and patience!
Destroyer's Den V2 2016 Event 4 - Greenfield, IN
NYM Youth Camps 2016 - Lexington, NE
High School Camp: June 6-10th, students going into 9th and up, including graduates Jr. Teen Camp: June 13-17th, students going into 6th-9th $185 early registration Plenty of worker positions available for adults - FREE Registration Information: youth.neag.org/events/youth-camps
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Madeira Elementary Engineer or Astronaut - Madeira Elementary School
Young LEGO maniacs will enjoy using gears, levers, and wheels/axles to build and design some crazy, mighty machines that will help them explore and understand engineering concepts such as simple and compound machines. We will also probe into planetary science by discovering what its like to live and work in space while exploring rocketry, space suits and space food! 513-612-5786
Explorer - Night Owl Camp - Monroe Camp and Retreat Center
This camp is for the campers who like late mornings and late evenings, along with a little extra night time adventure. Night Owls get all the fun of summer camp plus a few extra surprises after dark. (910) 276-1654
Study Skills: Smart but Scattered - Seattle Preparatory School
What does a successful student look like? This course focuses on the traits and in particular the skills that help make a student successful at Seattle Prep. Over the course of three weeks, the emphasis will be on gaining organizational skills, time management, successful testing strategies, reading comprehension and retention, answering questions with clarity and self-advocacy training. Taught by Mr. Craig Arthur. Smart but Scattered is open to students who will be a freshman or sophomore at Seattle Prep in the 2016-2017 school year. 2063240400.0
Coding-Robotics - Amador Elementary School
CODING Through the use of Code Studio and Scratch students will examine the connections between elements of mathematics and computer science in a fun and engaging environment. Students will also engage effectively in a range of collaborative discussions (one-on-one, in groups, and teacher-led) with diverse partners on grade 3-4 topics and texts, building on others ideas and expressing their own clearly. • Construct a program as a set of step-by-step instructions to be acted out. • Develop a simple understanding of an algorithm using computer-free exercises. • Use the basic steps in algorithmic problem solving to design solutions. • Describe and analyze a sequence of instructions being followed. • Use visual representations of problem states, structures, and data. • Use abstraction to decompose a problem into sub problems. • Examine connections between elements of mathematics and computer science including binary numbers, logic, sets, and functions. • Students will generate and compare multiple possible solutions to a problem based on how well each is likely to meet the criteria and constraints of the problem. ROBOTICS Time to create, build, and explore with LEGO Robotics! Students will build and program simple LEGO models using computers in small teams. Students will have the... 9258282551 x5431
Martin County Future Stars Camp - Don Law Golf Academy at Martin County
Future Stars Camp Future Stars Camp is a fun introduction to golf fundamentals such as stance, gripping, putting, chipping, pitching and full swing. They will also learn basic golf safety, rules, and etiquette -- all while having fun! The instruction will include game-based teaching methods to reinforce the fun side of golf. There will also be activities that work on balance, coordination, locomotion, and body awareness to help the students improve their overall athletic skills. 1-888-742-7529
Madeira Elementary Engineer or Astronaut - Madeira Elementary School
Young LEGO maniacs will enjoy using gears, levers, and wheels/axles to build and design some crazy, mighty machines that will help them explore and understand engineering concepts such as simple and compound machines. We will also probe into planetary science by discovering what its like to live and work in space while exploring rocketry, space suits and space food! 513-612-5786
Explorer - Night Owl Camp - Monroe Camp and Retreat Center
This camp is for the campers who like late mornings and late evenings, along with a little extra night time adventure. Night Owls get all the fun of summer camp plus a few extra surprises after dark. (910) 276-1654
Study Skills: Smart but Scattered - Seattle Preparatory School
What does a successful student look like? This course focuses on the traits and in particular the skills that help make a student successful at Seattle Prep. Over the course of three weeks, the emphasis will be on gaining organizational skills, time management, successful testing strategies, reading comprehension and retention, answering questions with clarity and self-advocacy training. Taught by Mr. Craig Arthur. Smart but Scattered is open to students who will be a freshman or sophomore at Seattle Prep in the 2016-2017 school year. 2063240400.0
Coding-Robotics - Amador Elementary School
CODING Through the use of Code Studio and Scratch students will examine the connections between elements of mathematics and computer science in a fun and engaging environment. Students will also engage effectively in a range of collaborative discussions (one-on-one, in groups, and teacher-led) with diverse partners on grade 3-4 topics and texts, building on others ideas and expressing their own clearly. • Construct a program as a set of step-by-step instructions to be acted out. • Develop a simple understanding of an algorithm using computer-free exercises. • Use the basic steps in algorithmic problem solving to design solutions. • Describe and analyze a sequence of instructions being followed. • Use visual representations of problem states, structures, and data. • Use abstraction to decompose a problem into sub problems. • Examine connections between elements of mathematics and computer science including binary numbers, logic, sets, and functions. • Students will generate and compare multiple possible solutions to a problem based on how well each is likely to meet the criteria and constraints of the problem. ROBOTICS Time to create, build, and explore with LEGO Robotics! Students will build and program simple LEGO models using computers in small teams. Students will have the... 9258282551 x5431
Martin County Future Stars Camp - Don Law Golf Academy at Martin County
Future Stars Camp Future Stars Camp is a fun introduction to golf fundamentals such as stance, gripping, putting, chipping, pitching and full swing. They will also learn basic golf safety, rules, and etiquette -- all while having fun! The instruction will include game-based teaching methods to reinforce the fun side of golf. There will also be activities that work on balance, coordination, locomotion, and body awareness to help the students improve their overall athletic skills. 1-888-742-7529