Summer Camps in Chapman, PA

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Lil Wildcats Camp - Memorial Coliseum
This three-day camp focuses on introducing the game of volleyball to beginners, ages 5-11. It will give campers the opportunity to learn the sport in a fun atmosphere with our collegiate players. Fundamentals will be taught in creative ways, and campers will learn to play volleyball the Kentucky way! 859-257-2532

1. Tville Summer Day Camp Session 1 (June 6-10) - YMCA Community Family Center - Taylorsville
Non-Refundable Deposit: $25 Camp Weekly Fee (8:30am-5pm): Full Price: $190 Voluntary Price: $165 Apply for Financial Assistance: If you choose to apply for assistance, the full cost of the program will be shown at checkout until we have received and processed your full Financial Assistance Application. To complete your registration please pay the $25 Non-Refundable deposit at checkout. Extended Care: Sunrise Camp (6:30am - 8:30am): $55 Sunset Camp (5pm-6:30pm): $55 Combo Package (6:30am-8:30am & 5pm-6:30pm): $90 Apply For Financial Assistance: If you choose to apply for assistance, the full cost of the program will be shown at checkout until we have received and processed your full Financial Assistance Application. Our YMCA offers a voluntary Tiered Pricing System to help all families be able to participate in our programs. Voluntary price is partially subsidized rate for families that cannot afford the full cost of the program. The option is voluntary, requires no paperwork and in no way influences the experience your youth has. Direct Financial Assistance is available, but requires an application to be eligible. Tiered Pricing is made...

Kidconomics Camp for Grades K-8 - Slauson Middle School
Kidconomics Camp Dont break the bank! Make the bank! Junior business owners create their own economic system that includes currency and play at being in charge of their company. In teams, campers learn to budget, earn an income, and develop a business. Business research includes fun field trips for interviewing local businesses owners to gather information to invent a product for selling and marketing. Find your inner entrepreneur. This camp is a great "stimulus package" for each childs best economic interests!! Campers will be divided by grade into developmentally appropriate groups. Enroll now ! Early Bird discounted fee of $249 ends April 18th at 5pm. Monday - Friday. Camp fees include any field trips. Director: Eileen Bigham. Extended care is available, please enroll with ID#2401.408. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $AVE! Enroll one camper in 4 or more full day camps in one transaction and receive 10% off each camp. For online registration, discount is applied at check out. GRADES Kindergarten - 8th Grade LOCATION SLAUSON SCHOOL at Slauson Middle School PREREQUISITES 2014-2015 Hooked on Fun Camp Registration INSTRUCTOR Eileen Bigham

Dodgeball Camp July - Behms Park
Back again is this summer favorite......DODGEBALL CAMP! If you cant get enough of playing dodgeball then this camp is for you. We will spend the morning playing all kinds of dodgeball. Be sure to bring a water bottle as this camp is full of lots of action and excitement! So if you love dodgeball, grab a friend and join the fun! LOCATION Behms Park INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff

ADV Robotic w/ LEGO EV3 - Faith Lutheran Church
Using LEGOs New EV3 Space challenge Set and Activity Pack, campers are introduced to robotics with a very current and real-world theme-traveling and living on Mars! Campers will work as scientists and engineers as they progress though a set of lessons, challenges, and projects that fully integrate science, technology, engineering, and math concepts while prompting creative problem solving, communication, and teamwork. Campers will learn the basics of gears to help them apply physical science and math principles to build effective robots. They will also progress through a series of missions in which they investigate, observe, calculate, and apply their knowledge to solve specific tasks. Our space engineers will conduct research as they explore, plan, and develop three fundamental challenges NASA engineers and scientists are working to solve-how to endure humans can survive in space, how humans can create energy in space, and how robots can help humans explore space. 713-589-8958