Summer Camps in Daviess County, KY
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Futsal Kingz Camp - Mountain View Sports Pavilion
The Futsal Kingz camp is a great way to help your child improve their technical ball skills and level of play. Players will learn new skills & tricks every day from our professional coaching staff and have a great experience, whether theyre the next Ronaldo or trying Futsal for the first time! Futsal is a fun, fast-paced 5v5 soccer game, played indoors within the lines of a basketball court (no walls), using a small, size 3, low-bounce ball. Indoor shoes and shin guards are required. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Indoor shoes and shin guards are required. AGE CATEGORY Youth (5-14) LOCATION MVSP Full Court at Mountain View Sports Pavilion INSTRUCTOR Futsal Kingz Staff
The Futsal Kingz camp is a great way to help your child improve their technical ball skills and level of play. Players will learn new skills & tricks every day from our professional coaching staff and have a great experience, whether theyre the next Ronaldo or trying Futsal for the first time! Futsal is a fun, fast-paced 5v5 soccer game, played indoors within the lines of a basketball court (no walls), using a small, size 3, low-bounce ball. Indoor shoes and shin guards are required. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Indoor shoes and shin guards are required. AGE CATEGORY Youth (5-14) LOCATION MVSP Full Court at Mountain View Sports Pavilion INSTRUCTOR Futsal Kingz Staff
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These programs focus on a specific interest or discipline. For example, there are academic and technology camps for gifted youth or organizations focused on computer science, programming or science. Leadership camps help youth learn about public speaking, event planning and community service, and band- or art-focused camps provide advanced training in the arts. Some of these specialized programs have an extensive application process and are competitive. There are also camps that focus on specific religions. Some parents want their children to explore their faith around like-minded children, so they send kids to these programs.
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Cosmosis on the Road to SummerCamp! - Columbus, OH
Cosmosis just scored a last minute slot in the Columbus leg of the Road to SummerCamp Competition! Come help us get that festival bid! Exact set time TBA
Kid's Clay Camp Spooky Plaque PM Session - Jenkintown, PA
Clay Camp- Clay Spooky Plaque- $25, ages 8+. Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545.
Summer Camp - Cloverdale, OR
All Pack Event. Enjoy the wonderful Oregon Coast while working on your rank advancement and our Summertime Pack Award. Exact timing is TBD, but the dates are reserved. I have reserved 30 scout and 10 adults slots. We have time to adjust, but the sooner we get this nailed down the better. I will have a sign up sheet for the next Pack/Den Meeting next Thursday for all those interested in going. There is a fee for this $243/Scout and $115/Adult. We do get a free adult admission for every 6 Scouts that go. At the next Committee Meeting we will discuss how we want to ration that out, either by need, or reduce everyone's cost equally, etc.
Teen Retreat 2015 - Winthrop, NY
Come join us for a fun filled weekend, as you join other Sr. High youth and study together the topic of being called by God to be different and make a difference. Be prepared to have fun in activities including a mud run, trust building games, and more.
Fall Retreat: Seeing the Face of Christ in the Vulnerable - Dahlonega,
Sign up for the Campus Catholic Fall Retreat: Seeing the Face of Christ in the Vulnerable! Come out and spend a weekend in the mountains full of fellowship, fun and of course JESUS!! In this group please post your name, t-shirt size, and if you are able to provide transportation, and if so how many people you can drive. The retreat will be held at Camp Hidden Lake in Dahlonega, GA. Plan on meeting at Sacred Heart at 3:15 so we can get everyone situated in cars, but we plan on leaving at 3:30 from Sacred Heart in order to arrive at Hidden Lake around 6:30. Dinner will be provided Friday night, and all meals up until Sunday breakfast will be provided. The cost of the retreat is $20 for Georgia College students and $40 for non-Georgia College students, but if you are unable to pay just talk to Deacon and we will find a way for you to be able to go. You can give your money to anyone on core! Here is the address for Hidden Lake 830 Hidden Lake Dr. Dahlonega, GA 30533 This weekend is going to be awsome, so you won't want to miss out! Can't wait to see everyone there! :)
Cosmosis on the Road to SummerCamp! - Columbus, OH
Cosmosis just scored a last minute slot in the Columbus leg of the Road to SummerCamp Competition! Come help us get that festival bid! Exact set time TBA
Kid's Clay Camp Spooky Plaque PM Session - Jenkintown, PA
Clay Camp- Clay Spooky Plaque- $25, ages 8+. Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545.
Summer Camp - Cloverdale, OR
All Pack Event. Enjoy the wonderful Oregon Coast while working on your rank advancement and our Summertime Pack Award. Exact timing is TBD, but the dates are reserved. I have reserved 30 scout and 10 adults slots. We have time to adjust, but the sooner we get this nailed down the better. I will have a sign up sheet for the next Pack/Den Meeting next Thursday for all those interested in going. There is a fee for this $243/Scout and $115/Adult. We do get a free adult admission for every 6 Scouts that go. At the next Committee Meeting we will discuss how we want to ration that out, either by need, or reduce everyone's cost equally, etc.
Teen Retreat 2015 - Winthrop, NY
Come join us for a fun filled weekend, as you join other Sr. High youth and study together the topic of being called by God to be different and make a difference. Be prepared to have fun in activities including a mud run, trust building games, and more.
Fall Retreat: Seeing the Face of Christ in the Vulnerable - Dahlonega,
Sign up for the Campus Catholic Fall Retreat: Seeing the Face of Christ in the Vulnerable! Come out and spend a weekend in the mountains full of fellowship, fun and of course JESUS!! In this group please post your name, t-shirt size, and if you are able to provide transportation, and if so how many people you can drive. The retreat will be held at Camp Hidden Lake in Dahlonega, GA. Plan on meeting at Sacred Heart at 3:15 so we can get everyone situated in cars, but we plan on leaving at 3:30 from Sacred Heart in order to arrive at Hidden Lake around 6:30. Dinner will be provided Friday night, and all meals up until Sunday breakfast will be provided. The cost of the retreat is $20 for Georgia College students and $40 for non-Georgia College students, but if you are unable to pay just talk to Deacon and we will find a way for you to be able to go. You can give your money to anyone on core! Here is the address for Hidden Lake 830 Hidden Lake Dr. Dahlonega, GA 30533 This weekend is going to be awsome, so you won't want to miss out! Can't wait to see everyone there! :)
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
CEA Childrens Day Program - Keystone Science School Campus
In this 2 day + final presentation program children will explore their natural surroundings in Keystone, Colorado. The focus will be on water ecology and will end with an investigation on water quality, which may have affected Keystone Science School regular visitor, The Hot Pink Gorilla. Potential presentation by students on Day 3 (6.15.16) for families. 970-455-4228
Camp Anthony Wk#1 - May 31, 2016 - Anthony Recreation Center
Week #1 Lavender Mountain This is the start of a summer filled with Friends, Fun, and Exciting field trips. This first week is a hike up Lavender Mountain. We will swing on the rope swing, climb the tower, and pretend to be logs and roll down the grassy hill. There is nothing like a picnic on the top of Lavender Mountain. New games will be played inside and out at the Anthony Center. The Federal Food Pogram will start today and run till July 22nd. Afternoon snack will be provided. We will be swimming once a week, so you need to have a swim bag ready to go with your swimsuit, sun screen, towel and (flip flops for the time we are at the pool). Lace up sport shoes ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Youth / Teen LOCATION Anthony Center Activity Room at Anthony Recreation Center Anthony Center Gym at Anthony Recreation Center
POTTERY ON THE WHEEL - Walker-MacKenzie Studio - Gertrude Herbert
Instructor: Twila Brock Beginning and advanced beginner students will have the opportunity to continue developing their skills in the various approaches to throwing functional ware on the wheel under the guidance of Twila Brock who specializes in this area. Instruction will be focused on basic techniques. Forms will be thrown, altered, and assembled to create various vessels. Projects will be tailored to the students skill level. Glazing techniques will also be addressed. Students must provide a clean towel each week. No extra supplies will be necessary. *7 Tuesdays beginning April 14 & 1 Thursday, May 28 (20 hours total) 2 PLUs for GA teachers are available; to coordinate please contact the GHIA Education Director. 706-722-5495
Mini Camp Couch to 5K - Community Park
The week will be spent training for a 5K. It will involve running, stretching and working towards completing a 5K. Campers that sign up for this class will run/walk a 5K on Friday. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Check in for this activity is in the lower level of the Katy Cavins Center
Mid-Atlantic Baseball Honor Roll Camp: Session 2 - Baseball Heaven - Long Island
This event is open to student-athletes from the Classes of 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020. This is a two-day event (lodging is not provided). Check-in will begin at 7:00am. The approximate hours of programming will be from 7:30am to 8:30pm on Day 1 - and 7:30am to 5:00pm on Day 2. Much more information will be provided to attendees as camp dates approach. 202-715-6654
CEA Childrens Day Program - Keystone Science School Campus
In this 2 day + final presentation program children will explore their natural surroundings in Keystone, Colorado. The focus will be on water ecology and will end with an investigation on water quality, which may have affected Keystone Science School regular visitor, The Hot Pink Gorilla. Potential presentation by students on Day 3 (6.15.16) for families. 970-455-4228
Camp Anthony Wk#1 - May 31, 2016 - Anthony Recreation Center
Week #1 Lavender Mountain This is the start of a summer filled with Friends, Fun, and Exciting field trips. This first week is a hike up Lavender Mountain. We will swing on the rope swing, climb the tower, and pretend to be logs and roll down the grassy hill. There is nothing like a picnic on the top of Lavender Mountain. New games will be played inside and out at the Anthony Center. The Federal Food Pogram will start today and run till July 22nd. Afternoon snack will be provided. We will be swimming once a week, so you need to have a swim bag ready to go with your swimsuit, sun screen, towel and (flip flops for the time we are at the pool). Lace up sport shoes ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Youth / Teen LOCATION Anthony Center Activity Room at Anthony Recreation Center Anthony Center Gym at Anthony Recreation Center
POTTERY ON THE WHEEL - Walker-MacKenzie Studio - Gertrude Herbert
Instructor: Twila Brock Beginning and advanced beginner students will have the opportunity to continue developing their skills in the various approaches to throwing functional ware on the wheel under the guidance of Twila Brock who specializes in this area. Instruction will be focused on basic techniques. Forms will be thrown, altered, and assembled to create various vessels. Projects will be tailored to the students skill level. Glazing techniques will also be addressed. Students must provide a clean towel each week. No extra supplies will be necessary. *7 Tuesdays beginning April 14 & 1 Thursday, May 28 (20 hours total) 2 PLUs for GA teachers are available; to coordinate please contact the GHIA Education Director. 706-722-5495
Mini Camp Couch to 5K - Community Park
The week will be spent training for a 5K. It will involve running, stretching and working towards completing a 5K. Campers that sign up for this class will run/walk a 5K on Friday. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Check in for this activity is in the lower level of the Katy Cavins Center
Mid-Atlantic Baseball Honor Roll Camp: Session 2 - Baseball Heaven - Long Island
This event is open to student-athletes from the Classes of 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020. This is a two-day event (lodging is not provided). Check-in will begin at 7:00am. The approximate hours of programming will be from 7:30am to 8:30pm on Day 1 - and 7:30am to 5:00pm on Day 2. Much more information will be provided to attendees as camp dates approach. 202-715-6654