Summer Camps in Danville, IA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Saturday Discovery with Nelli Shevelkina (Ages 6-11) - Young People
Skills in the visual arts are built in the same way as learning to play a musical instrument or sport: by practicing and training, and by challenging you with new techniques and ideas. In Drawing and Discovery, young artists ages 6-11 will explore fundamental concepts of line, texture, shading, and color through the fun, creative, and age-appropriate projects. Students will try their hand at figure drawing, portraits, volume and perspective, and experiment with professional art materials. Students will work independently or as a group according to their age, level of experience, personal interest and individual artistic style. Note: This class will be offered continuously during the year, allowing students to progressively develop skills in visual literacy, perception and creativity progressively. Small class size (no more than six students) allow each student receive significant individual attention. 2035624927 x14
Skills in the visual arts are built in the same way as learning to play a musical instrument or sport: by practicing and training, and by challenging you with new techniques and ideas. In Drawing and Discovery, young artists ages 6-11 will explore fundamental concepts of line, texture, shading, and color through the fun, creative, and age-appropriate projects. Students will try their hand at figure drawing, portraits, volume and perspective, and experiment with professional art materials. Students will work independently or as a group according to their age, level of experience, personal interest and individual artistic style. Note: This class will be offered continuously during the year, allowing students to progressively develop skills in visual literacy, perception and creativity progressively. Small class size (no more than six students) allow each student receive significant individual attention. 2035624927 x14
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Distance
49.97 Miles
Address:
1624 Front St, Blue Grass, Iowa 52726
In addition to fun learning and enhancing self esteem skills Camp Abe Lincolns major focus is character development.
Activities: Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Camp Conestoga
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Distance
59.07 Miles
Address:
2011 2nd Ave, Rock Island, Illinois 61201
Girls experience adventure, make discoveries, and have fun in conestoga's caring camp community. Varied program options and lifetime memories.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing,...
Distance
59.07 Miles
Address:
2011 2nd Ave, Rock Island, Illinois 61201
Varied Girl Scout programming in a nurturing environment located in the rolling hills of eastern Iowa. Come, join the fun.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Counselor Training (CIT),...
L-Kee-Ta
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Distance
59.07 Miles
Address:
2011 2nd Ave, Rock Island, Illinois 61201
Swimming, horseback riding, tree-houses, huts, cabins, low ropes, canoeing, theatre, arts, archery, community living skills, fun and laughter.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Drama,...
Tahigwa
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Distance
59.07 Miles
Address:
2011 2nd Ave, Rock Island, Illinois 61201
315 wooded acres. CIT. Campers develop skills in non-competitive, cooperative setting. GS focus. Adventure programs. Outdoor education.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Caving, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
Camp Shalom, Inc
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Distance
60.5 Miles
Address:
2136 Brady St, Davenport, Iowa 52803
A Christ-centered outdoor ministry that inspires all people to live fully in the spirit.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Caving, Challenge/Rope Courses, Hiking, Leadership...
Distance
64.47 Miles
Address:
3860 Middle Rd, Bettendorf, Iowa 52722
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Canoeing, Horseback Riding (Western), Recreational Swimming...
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Danville, IA Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Take A Kid Fishing - Bruceville, IN
Free fishing for children of all ages.
Teen Leadership Retreat & MLK Day of Service - Vashon, WA
The Teen Leadership Retreat takes place every year in January is geared towards teens who want to learn more about leadership and to get involved in Camp Fire and Camp Sealth. The event is not limited to previous participants of Camp Fire programs; we encourage ALL interested teens to attend. Workshops will include individual leadership skills, classic camp activities, and an optional half-day service project in Seattle. Be sure to check out our other Teen Leadership throughout the year, based out of both Camp Sealth as well as the greater Seattle area!
CrossFit Teen Summer Camp - Phenix City, AL
-Classes 3 times a week (M,W,F) 11-12pm EST -Functional Movements guaranteed to improve fitness levels and abilities in any sport - Focus on Muscular endurace, Cardiovascular endurance and Core Strength - CF-L1 and CF-L2 trainers as well as a wide variety of certifications and fitness experience - Ages 13-17 - Saturday Free to the public workout for summer camp parents and there kids! - Only $125 for May 18th until July 29th - This class will be capped so get signed up early!
KID CAMP 2015 - Mansfield, TX
Kid Camp 2015: TREK July 20th(mon)-24th(fri) For Kids completed 3rd grade through 6th grade Camp information meeting 12:15pm May 3rd in YAC We need camp counselors. Parent (chaperones) are encouraged to come with us for the week! Camp fees will cost $225 per person Initial deposits of $35 due May 10th Final Camp info meeting along with $225 due July 12th
Teen Beauty Cosmetology Boot Camp - undefined, GA
A hands-on and interactive cosmetology boot camp for teenagers. Participants will learn and perform the following: The Cosmetology Industry from A-Z How to become a professional in the industry Concepts of Hair Anatomy and Hair Chemistry Hands-on Hair Cutting workshop Hands-0n Coloring workshop Hands-on Lash application workshop Each participant will receive a personal photo shoot and professional hair products. Fee is $49.00 For Registration and more details log on: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/teen-cosmetology-beauty-boot-camp-tickets-24826944058 Or go to:www.Eventbrite.com and place Teen Cosmetology Boot Camp in search box to locate event. Date: 18 June 2016: 9am-6pm Event Location: Added Attractions Beauty Salon- Statesboro, Ga 30458 Hosted by: Sonya Lane and Jennifer Roberts For more info call 912-764-5032 Supplies provided by staff Must have parental consent
Take A Kid Fishing - Bruceville, IN
Free fishing for children of all ages.
Teen Leadership Retreat & MLK Day of Service - Vashon, WA
The Teen Leadership Retreat takes place every year in January is geared towards teens who want to learn more about leadership and to get involved in Camp Fire and Camp Sealth. The event is not limited to previous participants of Camp Fire programs; we encourage ALL interested teens to attend. Workshops will include individual leadership skills, classic camp activities, and an optional half-day service project in Seattle. Be sure to check out our other Teen Leadership throughout the year, based out of both Camp Sealth as well as the greater Seattle area!
CrossFit Teen Summer Camp - Phenix City, AL
-Classes 3 times a week (M,W,F) 11-12pm EST -Functional Movements guaranteed to improve fitness levels and abilities in any sport - Focus on Muscular endurace, Cardiovascular endurance and Core Strength - CF-L1 and CF-L2 trainers as well as a wide variety of certifications and fitness experience - Ages 13-17 - Saturday Free to the public workout for summer camp parents and there kids! - Only $125 for May 18th until July 29th - This class will be capped so get signed up early!
KID CAMP 2015 - Mansfield, TX
Kid Camp 2015: TREK July 20th(mon)-24th(fri) For Kids completed 3rd grade through 6th grade Camp information meeting 12:15pm May 3rd in YAC We need camp counselors. Parent (chaperones) are encouraged to come with us for the week! Camp fees will cost $225 per person Initial deposits of $35 due May 10th Final Camp info meeting along with $225 due July 12th
Teen Beauty Cosmetology Boot Camp - undefined, GA
A hands-on and interactive cosmetology boot camp for teenagers. Participants will learn and perform the following: The Cosmetology Industry from A-Z How to become a professional in the industry Concepts of Hair Anatomy and Hair Chemistry Hands-on Hair Cutting workshop Hands-0n Coloring workshop Hands-on Lash application workshop Each participant will receive a personal photo shoot and professional hair products. Fee is $49.00 For Registration and more details log on: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/teen-cosmetology-beauty-boot-camp-tickets-24826944058 Or go to:www.Eventbrite.com and place Teen Cosmetology Boot Camp in search box to locate event. Date: 18 June 2016: 9am-6pm Event Location: Added Attractions Beauty Salon- Statesboro, Ga 30458 Hosted by: Sonya Lane and Jennifer Roberts For more info call 912-764-5032 Supplies provided by staff Must have parental consent
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Kit & Kaboodle PK-2 (Tuesday) - Janney Elementary School
In this class, students use many different art and crafting materials and media to make, paste, string, paint and create their own pieces of art. From collage to weaving to beading, this class aims to bring out students own creativity and develop fine motor skills in a quiet, focused environment. 202-724-8950
Bear Valley Soccer Camp Summer 2015 - Bear Valley Soccer Camp
The Bear Valley Soccer Camp strives to provide the highest level soccer coaching in a setting that feels like an old fashioned summer camp. With our natural setting high in the Sierra, campers are treated to a beautifully manicured natural grass soccer field, swimming in several local lakes and streams, campfires and more. The soccer is serious. The rest if pure fun. 2016 Bear Valley Soccer Camp once again features coaching from Santa Clara University assist.Coach and Recruiting Coordinator Curtis McAlister. Coach McAlister brings with him a coaching crew of Santa Clara Womens Soccer alumni. Learn the Beautiful Game at 7100 in the Central Sierra ski town of Bear Valley. This co-ed camp is for players 9-16. Both overnight and day camp options available. Besides top level soccer instruction, campers experience High Sierra fun with lake kayaking, guided rock climbing, camp fires and plenty of swimming. Accommodations are at the Bear Valley or Base Camp Lodge, which is given entirely over to our camp for the week, with adult supervised separate gender floors. Meals are at the Bear Valley Lodge across the street. Meals are plentiful and nutritious.
Lenape Sess IV Post-Camp (Aug 10-14) - Recreation and Cultural Center
Lenape Sess IV Post -Camp (Aug 10 to 14) Post-Camp will be offered at the Plainsboro Recreation & Cultural Center from 3:00 to 6:00 pm Games, activities and movies will be available. Snacks will be provided. Staff: certified teachers and c ounselors. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Post-Camp is only open to children entering grades 1-6 who are registered in Session IV of Lenape Camp. Registering ineligible children will result in removal from program and no refund. Open to residents of West Windsor or Plainsboro and children of Plainsboro based business employees. Non-residents can register after May 15th. For more information, please contact the Department of Recreation and Community Services at 609-799-0909 ext. 1719. All registrations must be done online or in-person. Registrations will NOT be accepted over the phone. Please note: ALL paid programs and activities are subject to a $2.75 transaction fee. ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Camps LOCATION Novo Nordisk Fitness & Activity Room at Recreation and Cultural Center INSTRUCTOR Karin Poveromo
Session 1: No Place Like Home - Young Naturalists - The Hitchcock Center for the Environment
CAMP Do you know who is living in your backyard and beyond? Come explore a variety of habitats in our community- fields, farms, and forest – and find out who and what is living and thriving there. Well discover fascinating connections among the plants, animals and humans where we live. Through hands-on experiences within these habitats, mixed with stories, songs, games and crafts, we will build our sense of place as we investigate where our food comes from, the human and natural history of this place, how our ecosystems work, and all about the many creatures who all call this place home. 4132566006.0
PM Week 5: Summer Reading - Oakhill Day School
Join Middle School Communication Arts teachers as they give you a mid-summer check up on your summer reading projects. Bring in work youve completed for help ‘polishing it, bring in current projects that you have questions on, or bring in the work you need to do. They will be on hand to answer questions and guide you this week 816-436-6228
Kit & Kaboodle PK-2 (Tuesday) - Janney Elementary School
In this class, students use many different art and crafting materials and media to make, paste, string, paint and create their own pieces of art. From collage to weaving to beading, this class aims to bring out students own creativity and develop fine motor skills in a quiet, focused environment. 202-724-8950
Bear Valley Soccer Camp Summer 2015 - Bear Valley Soccer Camp
The Bear Valley Soccer Camp strives to provide the highest level soccer coaching in a setting that feels like an old fashioned summer camp. With our natural setting high in the Sierra, campers are treated to a beautifully manicured natural grass soccer field, swimming in several local lakes and streams, campfires and more. The soccer is serious. The rest if pure fun. 2016 Bear Valley Soccer Camp once again features coaching from Santa Clara University assist.Coach and Recruiting Coordinator Curtis McAlister. Coach McAlister brings with him a coaching crew of Santa Clara Womens Soccer alumni. Learn the Beautiful Game at 7100 in the Central Sierra ski town of Bear Valley. This co-ed camp is for players 9-16. Both overnight and day camp options available. Besides top level soccer instruction, campers experience High Sierra fun with lake kayaking, guided rock climbing, camp fires and plenty of swimming. Accommodations are at the Bear Valley or Base Camp Lodge, which is given entirely over to our camp for the week, with adult supervised separate gender floors. Meals are at the Bear Valley Lodge across the street. Meals are plentiful and nutritious.
Lenape Sess IV Post-Camp (Aug 10-14) - Recreation and Cultural Center
Lenape Sess IV Post -Camp (Aug 10 to 14) Post-Camp will be offered at the Plainsboro Recreation & Cultural Center from 3:00 to 6:00 pm Games, activities and movies will be available. Snacks will be provided. Staff: certified teachers and c ounselors. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Post-Camp is only open to children entering grades 1-6 who are registered in Session IV of Lenape Camp. Registering ineligible children will result in removal from program and no refund. Open to residents of West Windsor or Plainsboro and children of Plainsboro based business employees. Non-residents can register after May 15th. For more information, please contact the Department of Recreation and Community Services at 609-799-0909 ext. 1719. All registrations must be done online or in-person. Registrations will NOT be accepted over the phone. Please note: ALL paid programs and activities are subject to a $2.75 transaction fee. ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Camps LOCATION Novo Nordisk Fitness & Activity Room at Recreation and Cultural Center INSTRUCTOR Karin Poveromo
Session 1: No Place Like Home - Young Naturalists - The Hitchcock Center for the Environment
CAMP Do you know who is living in your backyard and beyond? Come explore a variety of habitats in our community- fields, farms, and forest – and find out who and what is living and thriving there. Well discover fascinating connections among the plants, animals and humans where we live. Through hands-on experiences within these habitats, mixed with stories, songs, games and crafts, we will build our sense of place as we investigate where our food comes from, the human and natural history of this place, how our ecosystems work, and all about the many creatures who all call this place home. 4132566006.0
PM Week 5: Summer Reading - Oakhill Day School
Join Middle School Communication Arts teachers as they give you a mid-summer check up on your summer reading projects. Bring in work youve completed for help ‘polishing it, bring in current projects that you have questions on, or bring in the work you need to do. They will be on hand to answer questions and guide you this week 816-436-6228