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Summer Camps in Chatham, MI
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Ceramics 6 - Learn to Throw - Artists Exchange
Build your skills with a week of camp devoted to the pottery wheel. Start by throwing the basic cylinder form and turning it into a functional bowl or vase. Add some character to the plates and cups you use every day with interesting surface techniques and glaze. Ceramics camps allow children to immerse themselves in clay studio studies ranging from basic hand building, wheel throwing, and sculpting. Campers will learn a variety of skills designed to fit the camp they are in. Ceramic focus campers will learn the technical aspects of recycling, slab work, build a simple kiln from a metal trash can and firing pottery in it. All under the guidance of a professional potter and the fire department. Clay adventures offers a beginners taste of experimenting with clay. Sculpting camps have a slight focus on bringing 2-D drawings and images of characters into 3-D form. * Artists Exchange will be open Monday the 8th on Victory Day. 401-490-9475
Build your skills with a week of camp devoted to the pottery wheel. Start by throwing the basic cylinder form and turning it into a functional bowl or vase. Add some character to the plates and cups you use every day with interesting surface techniques and glaze. Ceramics camps allow children to immerse themselves in clay studio studies ranging from basic hand building, wheel throwing, and sculpting. Campers will learn a variety of skills designed to fit the camp they are in. Ceramic focus campers will learn the technical aspects of recycling, slab work, build a simple kiln from a metal trash can and firing pottery in it. All under the guidance of a professional potter and the fire department. Clay adventures offers a beginners taste of experimenting with clay. Sculpting camps have a slight focus on bringing 2-D drawings and images of characters into 3-D form. * Artists Exchange will be open Monday the 8th on Victory Day. 401-490-9475
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Chatham, MI Summer Camps
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Louisiana Christian Youth Camp 2016 - Rayville, LA
You're invited to come out to our 9th annual LCYC! Please spread the word & get with us to get Registration Forms. As time gets closers the forms will be posted on here to download on here. We're looking forward to what God is going to do this year!
HDC Havdallah with JKidPhilly - Bryn Mawr, PA
Join Harlam Day Camp and JKidPhilly as we celebrate the end of Shabbat with stories and s'mores.
Kid Side Soccer Camp - Traverse City, MI
Monday, June 20 - Wednesday, June 22nd. $20 per kid. 9:00 - 11:00AM each day! Awards will be given to kids on the last day! Come practice some awesome soccer moves! Snack and Bible lesson will be included. Hope to see you there!
Net Ministries Retreat - Savannah, GA
NET retreat is Sunday, November 6 from 2:00-7:30 at Villa Marie. We will have Mass and dinner from Moes. This year's retreat theme is "Strength in Numbers (Authentic Friendships)." It is a high school retreat and is FREE to all youth groups. How can you go wrong???
Camp JAM's jammin kids Cheer, Dance, and Acting Camp - Atlanta, GA
Parents gear up for an AMAZINGLY fun Spring Break. JAM Inc presents "jammin kids" Cheer, Dance, and Acting Camp, April 4th-8th. Camp will take place from 9am-4pm with the option of early drop off and late pick up. Your child will either learn a cheerleading or dance routine, a skit, or a combination of the three amongst other cool activities. Registration is $20 and tuition is $80 for the week. Camp fees include uniformed class attire, snacks, and a special gift to take home at the close of camp. Located at MacNificent Events center off Fulton Industrial Blvd. Contact Alberta Lyons by phone: (770)940-7256 or email:[email protected] for information on how to register. Are you ready to JAM?
Louisiana Christian Youth Camp 2016 - Rayville, LA
You're invited to come out to our 9th annual LCYC! Please spread the word & get with us to get Registration Forms. As time gets closers the forms will be posted on here to download on here. We're looking forward to what God is going to do this year!
HDC Havdallah with JKidPhilly - Bryn Mawr, PA
Join Harlam Day Camp and JKidPhilly as we celebrate the end of Shabbat with stories and s'mores.
Kid Side Soccer Camp - Traverse City, MI
Monday, June 20 - Wednesday, June 22nd. $20 per kid. 9:00 - 11:00AM each day! Awards will be given to kids on the last day! Come practice some awesome soccer moves! Snack and Bible lesson will be included. Hope to see you there!
Net Ministries Retreat - Savannah, GA
NET retreat is Sunday, November 6 from 2:00-7:30 at Villa Marie. We will have Mass and dinner from Moes. This year's retreat theme is "Strength in Numbers (Authentic Friendships)." It is a high school retreat and is FREE to all youth groups. How can you go wrong???
Camp JAM's jammin kids Cheer, Dance, and Acting Camp - Atlanta, GA
Parents gear up for an AMAZINGLY fun Spring Break. JAM Inc presents "jammin kids" Cheer, Dance, and Acting Camp, April 4th-8th. Camp will take place from 9am-4pm with the option of early drop off and late pick up. Your child will either learn a cheerleading or dance routine, a skit, or a combination of the three amongst other cool activities. Registration is $20 and tuition is $80 for the week. Camp fees include uniformed class attire, snacks, and a special gift to take home at the close of camp. Located at MacNificent Events center off Fulton Industrial Blvd. Contact Alberta Lyons by phone: (770)940-7256 or email:[email protected] for information on how to register. Are you ready to JAM?
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Climbing Camp - Intermediate - Breckenridge Recreation Center
So youre a veteran of Beginner Climbing Camp and you want to learn more about the technical side of climbing? This camp is just for you! Learn new skills including rappelling, advanced climbing techniques, and much more! As always, on Fridays we will be climbing outdoors, returning to the Recreation Center by 1:00pm. No camp on Wednesdays. Four-day camps are offered in three sessions running June 13-August 12. To register for this program, participants must have attended a Beginners Climbing Camp within the past 3 years or must receive approval from a Climbing Wall Instructor or the Outdoor Programs Coordinator. For questions, please call the Outdoor Programs Coordinator at 970-547-4324. Upon successful completion, climbers may move to the Advanced Climbing Camp. Suggested personal equipment for outdoor climbing day: Comfortable shoes for approach, water bottle, snack, wind/rain jacket, extra layers, sunscreen/lip balm, hat and camera. Make it a full-day, full-week camp! Campers attending morning climbing, sports, outdoor and preschool camps may attend BMC [] in the afternoon for half-price and/or attend the Wednesday field trips. Please contact Youth Coordinator, Abbey Austin at 970-547-4333 or via email at least one week before camp for information and registration. ...
Go Kids Camp - Emerson - Emerson Elementary
This program is devoted to educating youth about the importance of healthy living. Participants learn about nutrition and physical fitness through informational speakers, recreational activities and field trips. Participants must attend the first and last week of the program. Parents of participants are required to attend 3 meetings to educate the family on the program and teaching healthy living at home. First parent meeting is June 1st from 6-7p at Banner Childrens Medical Center. Parents are required to attend the pre-camp meeting to sign health screening waivers and receive the camp calendar. No refunds are given for this program. A medical release form must be completed by a physician for each participant by the end of the first week of the program. A physicians form is located on the registration website. For more information call 480 644 4345. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Emerson Elementary
Make it Move- Stop Motion Animation - Creative York
Ever wonder how still images and objects are brought to life? Discover the magic of stop motion animation in this simple and fun course that explores the endless possibilities of the iStopmotion app. Transform clay and magazine clippings or turn your drawings, photographs and everyday objects into moving works of art. Create movies, animated greeting cards, school projects, band videos, moving logos or just the best viral-worthy nonsense perfect for posting on your favorite social media site. The final meeting will conclude with a mini ‘film-fest style screening of all your pieces. iPads and all supplies will be provided but participants are encouraged to bring their own ‘stuff to animate. 7178483200.0
Sioux Falls Jazz and Blues Society - Sioux Falls Jazz and Blues Society
To increase the awareness of Jazz and Blues music in the Sioux Falls community and region through musical events and education. 605-335-6101
Wiggly Writers - Old Trail School
For Campers who need to improve printing skills. Fun and creative multi-sensory activities that include yoga, crafts, and the program "Handwriting Without Tears." Campers will address letter & number formation, spacing, and line placement while working on improved posture and core strength necessary for good printing. Instructor: Mallory Hawley, Old Trail School speech-language pathologist, Bridget Franciso LLA Therapy Occupational Therapist 3306661118 x469
Climbing Camp - Intermediate - Breckenridge Recreation Center
So youre a veteran of Beginner Climbing Camp and you want to learn more about the technical side of climbing? This camp is just for you! Learn new skills including rappelling, advanced climbing techniques, and much more! As always, on Fridays we will be climbing outdoors, returning to the Recreation Center by 1:00pm. No camp on Wednesdays. Four-day camps are offered in three sessions running June 13-August 12. To register for this program, participants must have attended a Beginners Climbing Camp within the past 3 years or must receive approval from a Climbing Wall Instructor or the Outdoor Programs Coordinator. For questions, please call the Outdoor Programs Coordinator at 970-547-4324. Upon successful completion, climbers may move to the Advanced Climbing Camp. Suggested personal equipment for outdoor climbing day: Comfortable shoes for approach, water bottle, snack, wind/rain jacket, extra layers, sunscreen/lip balm, hat and camera. Make it a full-day, full-week camp! Campers attending morning climbing, sports, outdoor and preschool camps may attend BMC [] in the afternoon for half-price and/or attend the Wednesday field trips. Please contact Youth Coordinator, Abbey Austin at 970-547-4333 or via email at least one week before camp for information and registration. ...
Go Kids Camp - Emerson - Emerson Elementary
This program is devoted to educating youth about the importance of healthy living. Participants learn about nutrition and physical fitness through informational speakers, recreational activities and field trips. Participants must attend the first and last week of the program. Parents of participants are required to attend 3 meetings to educate the family on the program and teaching healthy living at home. First parent meeting is June 1st from 6-7p at Banner Childrens Medical Center. Parents are required to attend the pre-camp meeting to sign health screening waivers and receive the camp calendar. No refunds are given for this program. A medical release form must be completed by a physician for each participant by the end of the first week of the program. A physicians form is located on the registration website. For more information call 480 644 4345. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Emerson Elementary
Make it Move- Stop Motion Animation - Creative York
Ever wonder how still images and objects are brought to life? Discover the magic of stop motion animation in this simple and fun course that explores the endless possibilities of the iStopmotion app. Transform clay and magazine clippings or turn your drawings, photographs and everyday objects into moving works of art. Create movies, animated greeting cards, school projects, band videos, moving logos or just the best viral-worthy nonsense perfect for posting on your favorite social media site. The final meeting will conclude with a mini ‘film-fest style screening of all your pieces. iPads and all supplies will be provided but participants are encouraged to bring their own ‘stuff to animate. 7178483200.0
Sioux Falls Jazz and Blues Society - Sioux Falls Jazz and Blues Society
To increase the awareness of Jazz and Blues music in the Sioux Falls community and region through musical events and education. 605-335-6101
Wiggly Writers - Old Trail School
For Campers who need to improve printing skills. Fun and creative multi-sensory activities that include yoga, crafts, and the program "Handwriting Without Tears." Campers will address letter & number formation, spacing, and line placement while working on improved posture and core strength necessary for good printing. Instructor: Mallory Hawley, Old Trail School speech-language pathologist, Bridget Franciso LLA Therapy Occupational Therapist 3306661118 x469