Summer Camps in Clifton, KS
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Summer Wrap-Up - Greensboro Day School
SUMMER WRAP-UP! BCC ONLY CAMP WEEK $220 Rising BB-5th Aug 1-5 8:30am-6:00pm*Please note different fee/time SUMMER WRAP-UP is run by our Bengal Cub Club after-school care crew. Explore games, unstructured fun time, crafts, movies, water play, and one off- site or on- site awesome field trip/activity. Keep your kids happy while YOU get organized for the school year ahead. Yasten Burton is our Summer Afternoon Explorations Director. is the Director of the Bengal Cub Club after-school program at GDS. 336-288-8590 x131
SUMMER WRAP-UP! BCC ONLY CAMP WEEK $220 Rising BB-5th Aug 1-5 8:30am-6:00pm*Please note different fee/time SUMMER WRAP-UP is run by our Bengal Cub Club after-school care crew. Explore games, unstructured fun time, crafts, movies, water play, and one off- site or on- site awesome field trip/activity. Keep your kids happy while YOU get organized for the school year ahead. Yasten Burton is our Summer Afternoon Explorations Director. is the Director of the Bengal Cub Club after-school program at GDS. 336-288-8590 x131
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Teen Touring Camp - Idabel, OK
Students ages 13-19 are invited to attend this 5 day traveling camp. Students will be exploring Louisiana from Shreveport to New Orleans. Registration is $300 per student.
Sports Teen Camp - Brandon, FL
Campers ages 15 to 18 try out different sports and learn teamwork and gain independence in diabetes care. The campers stay at Rotary’s Camp Florida, in Brandon and bus to different venues each day. Activities are under the direction of various college coaches or certified instructors and include martial arts, volleyball, soccer, water skiing, golf, basketball, tennis, and softball. Planned night activities include roller skating, bowling, and a night at Tropicana Stadium watching the Devil Rays.
Constitution Boot Camp XXIII - Milford, OH
We are scheduling our Twenty-Second Constitution Boot Camp for Saturday, March 12th. The cost of the class will be a $20 donation per person with book set. If you have more than one coming from the same family and only want one set of books, it will be a $5 donation for each additional person. For those who have already taken the class and would like a refresher, you can take it again for a $5 donation. Lunch is provided for all. Seats are limited, so sign up today ! Go to www.buildingblocksforliberty.org for more information. This class will include the following: Our Constitutional Pedigree What is Natural Law ? What is the relationship between the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution ? What are the Federalist Papers ? Enumerated Powers What Can I DO ?
Kids Cooking and Baking Camps - Huntington, WV
We will have two camps this year. Children from ages 5 and up can attend. The camps will teach Kitchen safty wilh a assotment of different recipes each day. The cost is $50 per child it includes all supplies for the camp.
Kid's No School AM Camp- Clay Winter Theme Mobile - Jenkintown, PA
Kids looking for something to do during Winter break?!? Great news!! We have camp everyday!! Today's camp is a Clay project: Winter theme mobile. Camp is from 10-1, for ages 8+, and is $35. Please send a drink and snack or lunch. Registrations is required. Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545.
Teen Touring Camp - Idabel, OK
Students ages 13-19 are invited to attend this 5 day traveling camp. Students will be exploring Louisiana from Shreveport to New Orleans. Registration is $300 per student.
Sports Teen Camp - Brandon, FL
Campers ages 15 to 18 try out different sports and learn teamwork and gain independence in diabetes care. The campers stay at Rotary’s Camp Florida, in Brandon and bus to different venues each day. Activities are under the direction of various college coaches or certified instructors and include martial arts, volleyball, soccer, water skiing, golf, basketball, tennis, and softball. Planned night activities include roller skating, bowling, and a night at Tropicana Stadium watching the Devil Rays.
Constitution Boot Camp XXIII - Milford, OH
We are scheduling our Twenty-Second Constitution Boot Camp for Saturday, March 12th. The cost of the class will be a $20 donation per person with book set. If you have more than one coming from the same family and only want one set of books, it will be a $5 donation for each additional person. For those who have already taken the class and would like a refresher, you can take it again for a $5 donation. Lunch is provided for all. Seats are limited, so sign up today ! Go to www.buildingblocksforliberty.org for more information. This class will include the following: Our Constitutional Pedigree What is Natural Law ? What is the relationship between the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution ? What are the Federalist Papers ? Enumerated Powers What Can I DO ?
Kids Cooking and Baking Camps - Huntington, WV
We will have two camps this year. Children from ages 5 and up can attend. The camps will teach Kitchen safty wilh a assotment of different recipes each day. The cost is $50 per child it includes all supplies for the camp.
Kid's No School AM Camp- Clay Winter Theme Mobile - Jenkintown, PA
Kids looking for something to do during Winter break?!? Great news!! We have camp everyday!! Today's camp is a Clay project: Winter theme mobile. Camp is from 10-1, for ages 8+, and is $35. Please send a drink and snack or lunch. Registrations is required. Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Spring Farm Camp Week 1 - The Painted Pony Farm
Due to popular demand you are invited to join us for Springtime on The Farm! All the great things that you love about Summer Farm Camp now available in the Spring. One week only and limited class size. Registration will be open until the session is full.... 805-525-9820
Creative Dramatics - KidsOnStage - The Little Theatre of Alexandria
NO CLASS ON FEBRUARY 13. This class is designed for 3rd-5th grade students. Using their natural abilities and imaginations, students will learn how to create their stage characters through theatre games, teamwork, problem solving; and, at the same time develop students confidence. Class includes an introduction to onstage and backstage needs for a show. A final production, April 1-2, will be presented on the main stage. INSTRUCTOR KATHY DILLABER is a JMU graduate, B.A. Communication Arts & Educational Certification, plus graduate studies. Post college, she performed at Tecumseh, Ohio; ‘Land of Oz, N. C.; Busch Gardens, Williamsburg; and local theatres. Since 2013, she participates annually in the Broadway Teachers Workshop, NYC, working with Broadways top artists onstage and backstage. Workshops explored the theatre craft as it pertains to school and community productions. Other experiences include a techie backstage and a theatre instructor where she has directed numerous childrens productions. Her professional education, theatre positions, and years of ballet training (Cecchetti method) are constant resources for classes. 7036835778 x2
Piano (Monday) - Janney Elementary School
Learning how to play instruments fosters self-expression, boosts listening skills, and enhances coordination. This new class is offered as an introduction for students to learn the basics of playing the piano and piano skills. Previous knowledge of playing is not required. It is open for both JAC and non-JAC students. Classes are 1-on-1 and last 15 minutes. The Enrichment Program will coordinate with JAC to transfer students to and from their lessons. Please note, however, the Janney Enrichment Program cannot provide supervision for non-JAC students after 3:30 PM. Students who are in a different class until 4:30 can be supervised to attend a piano class at 4:30 or 4:55. Previously enrolled students are given priority to ensure continuity of learning. 202-724-8950
Olympics (3rd-6th) - Mulberry School
You dont have to be an athlete to join in this camp taught by Mulberrys Miles Lewis. Activities will be centered around fun and cooperative team sports as well as individual activities. In the spirit of the Olympics, well have plenty of team-building and sportsmanship opportunities. Activities will be driven by the campers. On any given day, campers may play soccer, frisbee golf, basketball, do gymnastics, martial arts, or participate in track and field events. Well start the week with Opening Ceremonies as the campers run through the campus and pass the torch to each "country," and well close with a Flag Ceremony. Throughout the week, campers will decide on the medals to be given and help to create them with all of the USA themed crafts well have available. Campers will also create flags (maybe they will choose a favorite country or create their own) for the closing ceremony. This camps focus is not on competition so much as an opportunity for children to try a new sport and have fun sharing their spirit and love of the games. 4083589080.0
Basketball Week 8 - Knott Hall
Playing in a state-of-the-art field house, with four basketball courts, basketball camp at Loyola is designed to improve the fundamental offensive and defensive skills of each player in a fun, yet competitive setting. The camp is geared to improve the skills of the beginning player and the more advanced player. There are four basic goals of the camp: 1. Each camper has an enjoyable experience 2. Each camper loves the game more by the end of the week 3. Each camper improves his/her skills 4. Each camper learns how to continue that improvement after the camp. During the camp day, campers will participate in station sessions with work on fundamentals, 2 camp contests, 2 games, a shooting session, and 1 film or pool session. Loyolas varsity head coach, Josh Davalli, leads these camps. He was an all league player in the Baltimore Catholic League and played Division I basketball at Towson University. This will be Coach Davallis 10th season coaching Blakefield. 443 841 3328
Spring Farm Camp Week 1 - The Painted Pony Farm
Due to popular demand you are invited to join us for Springtime on The Farm! All the great things that you love about Summer Farm Camp now available in the Spring. One week only and limited class size. Registration will be open until the session is full.... 805-525-9820
Creative Dramatics - KidsOnStage - The Little Theatre of Alexandria
NO CLASS ON FEBRUARY 13. This class is designed for 3rd-5th grade students. Using their natural abilities and imaginations, students will learn how to create their stage characters through theatre games, teamwork, problem solving; and, at the same time develop students confidence. Class includes an introduction to onstage and backstage needs for a show. A final production, April 1-2, will be presented on the main stage. INSTRUCTOR KATHY DILLABER is a JMU graduate, B.A. Communication Arts & Educational Certification, plus graduate studies. Post college, she performed at Tecumseh, Ohio; ‘Land of Oz, N. C.; Busch Gardens, Williamsburg; and local theatres. Since 2013, she participates annually in the Broadway Teachers Workshop, NYC, working with Broadways top artists onstage and backstage. Workshops explored the theatre craft as it pertains to school and community productions. Other experiences include a techie backstage and a theatre instructor where she has directed numerous childrens productions. Her professional education, theatre positions, and years of ballet training (Cecchetti method) are constant resources for classes. 7036835778 x2
Piano (Monday) - Janney Elementary School
Learning how to play instruments fosters self-expression, boosts listening skills, and enhances coordination. This new class is offered as an introduction for students to learn the basics of playing the piano and piano skills. Previous knowledge of playing is not required. It is open for both JAC and non-JAC students. Classes are 1-on-1 and last 15 minutes. The Enrichment Program will coordinate with JAC to transfer students to and from their lessons. Please note, however, the Janney Enrichment Program cannot provide supervision for non-JAC students after 3:30 PM. Students who are in a different class until 4:30 can be supervised to attend a piano class at 4:30 or 4:55. Previously enrolled students are given priority to ensure continuity of learning. 202-724-8950
Olympics (3rd-6th) - Mulberry School
You dont have to be an athlete to join in this camp taught by Mulberrys Miles Lewis. Activities will be centered around fun and cooperative team sports as well as individual activities. In the spirit of the Olympics, well have plenty of team-building and sportsmanship opportunities. Activities will be driven by the campers. On any given day, campers may play soccer, frisbee golf, basketball, do gymnastics, martial arts, or participate in track and field events. Well start the week with Opening Ceremonies as the campers run through the campus and pass the torch to each "country," and well close with a Flag Ceremony. Throughout the week, campers will decide on the medals to be given and help to create them with all of the USA themed crafts well have available. Campers will also create flags (maybe they will choose a favorite country or create their own) for the closing ceremony. This camps focus is not on competition so much as an opportunity for children to try a new sport and have fun sharing their spirit and love of the games. 4083589080.0
Basketball Week 8 - Knott Hall
Playing in a state-of-the-art field house, with four basketball courts, basketball camp at Loyola is designed to improve the fundamental offensive and defensive skills of each player in a fun, yet competitive setting. The camp is geared to improve the skills of the beginning player and the more advanced player. There are four basic goals of the camp: 1. Each camper has an enjoyable experience 2. Each camper loves the game more by the end of the week 3. Each camper improves his/her skills 4. Each camper learns how to continue that improvement after the camp. During the camp day, campers will participate in station sessions with work on fundamentals, 2 camp contests, 2 games, a shooting session, and 1 film or pool session. Loyolas varsity head coach, Josh Davalli, leads these camps. He was an all league player in the Baltimore Catholic League and played Division I basketball at Towson University. This will be Coach Davallis 10th season coaching Blakefield. 443 841 3328
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