Summer Camps in Centralia, WA

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Robotics Camps - Avery Street Annex
Students will learn how to program a robot to navigate through maze challenges, detect obstacles and even get the opportunity to duel other robot teams in a mini sump competition. By the end of the camp students will show off their learned robotics skills, experience STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) first hand and take their robot home to continue their exploration of its many capabilities. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Blue Room at Avery Street Annex

Wednesday - YOUNG REMBRANDTS EN ESPAÑOL-BILINGUAL DRAWING - HoLa Lower School
Our elementary-age curriculum is designed to teach basic to advanced drawing skills, art techniques and vocabulary. Our elementary-age curriculum is designed to teach basic to advanced drawing skills, art techniques and vocabulary. As students are introduced to a new subject matter each week, they learn a variety of art concepts including, Portraiture, Perspective, Still life, Art history, Color theory, Fundamental composition skills, Line and pat-terning and Art vocabulary. Enrolling your child in Young Rembrandts will provide them with a comprehensive art literacy that serves them well not just at the drawing table, but in school and on into adulthood. (201) 427-1458

Baseball: The Milwaukee Brewers Academy - Patriots Hall
This is the official youth baseball/softball camp of the Milwaukee Brewers. In addition to 30 hours of professional-grade instruction, each camper will receive a full uniform, four tickets to a Brewers game, and a VIP Miller Park experience that will include meeting a current player. He/she will also participate in the Brewers Skills Competition with the top scorers competing on Champions Day at Miller Park. Camp is open to boys and girls ages 6-14 and runs M-F from 9am to 3pm. 2016 will be the fourth year of the Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Academy. The Academy has earned the reputation as one of the finest baseball/softball camps in America. There is a family and friends discount available. Whenever two or more participants register at the same time, each will receive a $25 discount. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- *Players should wear athletic/baseball attire and bring a water bottle. **Note: this is a five-day camp. REGISTER AT: www.brewers.com/camps GRADES 1st - 9th LOCATION Patriots Hall INSTRUCTOR Milwaukee Brewers

Reading & Reacting Camp - Jay Lively Ice Arena
Reading & Reacting Camp Reading and reacting is one of the most important aspects of the game of hockey. Each player must be able to read what is happening, anticipate correctly, and react properly by moving to the appropriate space to make the play or support their teammates in advance of the puck. As we sat, it is much easier to anticipate where the puck will be, and go to a particular point in the rink ahead of it, than it is to chase it around. In this camp, we will cover the correct diagnosis, and response needed, for game situations such as cycling, odd man rushes (both for and against), power play and penalty kill, movement through the neutral zone, defensive zone coverage, offensive zone coverage, face offs, playing away from the puck, offensive and defensive play at the puck, back-checking and fore-checking. ATTENTION GOALTENDERS - Every RMHS camp will offer professional goaltending instruction from one of our professional goaltending coaches. We limit theses spots to four goaltenders per group. Schedules subject to change due to registration levels up to one week before the first day of camp 8778487647.0

Math Enrichment (1st-6th Grade) - Summit Schools
Are you a math whiz who just cant get enough? Then this camp is for you! Well determine your understanding of math and challenge you to keep growing during the summer break. This camp is appropriate for students who are average or above in math but desire to stay engaged over the summer and have fun too! Two separate classes are offered: 1st - 3rd Grade & 4th-6th Grade *Please note: Students who are registered for a morning and afternoon camp within the same week are invited to stay for FREE supervised lunch and recess between 11:30 am-12:30 pm. Students should bring a sack lunch that does not require heating or cooling. Please note that lunch is not provided and students must be registered for both a morning and afternoon camp. 319-294-2036