Summer Camps in Delmar, MD
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Camp-LEGO Jedi Master ages 6-11 morning only - North Creek Community Center
The Force Awakens in this engineering course for young Jedi! Explore engineering principles by designing and building projects such as LEGO® X-Wings, AT-AT Walkers, Pod Racers, and Settlements from a galaxy far, far away. Engineering for the advanced LEGO builder! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION North Creek Community Center at North Creek Community Center INSTRUCTOR MVF Staff
The Force Awakens in this engineering course for young Jedi! Explore engineering principles by designing and building projects such as LEGO® X-Wings, AT-AT Walkers, Pod Racers, and Settlements from a galaxy far, far away. Engineering for the advanced LEGO builder! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION North Creek Community Center at North Creek Community Center INSTRUCTOR MVF Staff
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Distance
6.71 Miles
Address:
6279 Hobbs Rd, Salisbury, Maryland 21804
Camp Odyssey's purpose is to provide a magical place of happiness and excitement. A place to make memories to last a lifetime. We have...
Activities: Academics, Ceramics/Pottery, Fishing, Horseback Riding (English), Nature/Environmental Studies, Performing Arts,...
Distance
32.39 Miles
Address:
1800 Bay Ave, Lewes, Delaware 19958
Beach-side facility serves Delaware residents only. Normal potential with communication disorders.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Boating, Challenge/Rope Courses, Ceramics/Pottery, Field Trips, Kayaking,...
Camp Pecometh
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Distance
53.48 Miles
Address:
136 Bookers Wharf Rd, Centreville, Maryland 21617
Our mission is to provide hospitality and programming that promote God-inspired life-changing experiences through retreat ministry, outdoor school, & camp.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Dance, Horseback...
Camp Wright
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Distance
54 Miles
Address:
400 Camp Wright Ln, Stevensville, Maryland 21666
Chesapeake Bay Camp: sail, canoe, sports, nature& art. Adventure trips. Christian community, caring & safe since 1930.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Kayaking, Leadership Development, Nature/Environmental Studies, Sailing,...
Distance
61.07 Miles
Address:
, Annapolis, Maryland
This summer
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Computers
Distance
61.07 Miles
Address:
, Annapolis, Maryland
Peak Performance Swim Camp is owned and operated by former Olympic Coach Nick Baker.
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
61.07 Miles
Address:
, Annapolis, Maryland
PGC provides an intense
Activities: Sports Camps: Basketball
Distance
61.07 Miles
Address:
, Annapolis, Maryland
Welcome to Honor Code! United States Service Academy Preparatory and Leadership Camps. We are the nation's premier and sole provider of exclusive
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Aviation
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Delmar, MD Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Rummage Sale & Ewaste Recycling Summer Camp Fundraiser - El Cajon, CA
THOUSANDS OF SQ. FEET OF FURNITURE, SPORTING GOODS, CLOTHING, ELECTRONICS & MORE!! All proceeds help send junior high & high school students to Summer Camp. DONATIONS ACCEPTED: DROP OFF @ FOOTHILLS GYM April 17, 12pm-2pm; April 18-21, 9am-7pm; April 22 9am-9pm PLUS: BRING YOUR BROKEN ELECTRONICS & OLD BANK STATEMENTS – DURING THE RUMMAGE SALE WE’RE OFFERING FREE EWASTE RECYCLING, AND PAPER SHREDDING $5 PER BOX!
Southeastern Youth Convocation 2017 - Hawthorne, FL
$45 per Person includes lodging, food, and transportation. register today to reserve a cabin. Deadline is 12-17-2017 for more info see a youth staff member. visit secsda.org to register or contact one of us to register you.
Fall Camporee (Chattahoochee) - Gainesville, GA
Nov 13-15. "The Leave No Trace-oree" Register by Troop: $10 if registered on/before 10/29; $15 if registered after. Check-in 5:30-9:30pm. Check-out: by 10am Sunday. BRING: 3 (12 oz) aluminum cans; 1 (28 oz) vegetable or coffee steel can. They will make alcohol stove and housing. POCs: Robert Bruner, 770-532-7207, [email protected] or Phil Nichols, 404-316-2534, [email protected]
FOSTER 4 KIDS FIRST Campaign Kickoff Party - New Port Richey, FL
Come and join us as we kick off Shawn Foster's Race for Honorary Governor Of West Pasco to support Pasco Kids First and the WPCC. We will have appetizers provided by Boulevard Beef & Ale and a cash bar. You will have the opportunity to hear about the exciting events Shawn and his committee have planned for the next couple months and unique opportunities to support the campaign! Entrance is only a $10 donation to FOSTER 4 KIDS FIRST!
“Teen Sexism, Self-image and School Success” with Campbell Leaper, PhD
Adolescents today face the competing demands of doing well in school, being popular, developing close relationships with friends and romantic partners, and appearing sexually attractive to others. Each of these challenges is affected by stereotypes about what is considered desirable or undesirable for each gender. Sexism occurs when these stereotypes constrain the self-image and aspirations of girls and boys. What are the most powerful influences in teen sexism – family, peers, school, music, social media. How are these influences and the stereotypes they promote affecting teen relationships and school success? Do you worry about their effects on your children? Campbell Leaper, Professor and Department Chair of Psychology at UC Santa Cruz, and co-founder of the Gender Development Research Conference, is an expert on gender ideologies, self-concept, sexism, and gender bias in schools. He will talk about the ways that gender stereotypes affect girls’ and boys’ self-image, relationships, and school success. Most importantly, he will discuss what adults can do to mitigate sexism and the negative cultural influences in our kids’ lives. For more information on Campbell Leaper: http://people.ucsc.edu/~cam/Site/Welcome.html CCSF Parking Permit: http://parentscoalition.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/CCSF-parking-permit.pdf
Rummage Sale & Ewaste Recycling Summer Camp Fundraiser - El Cajon, CA
THOUSANDS OF SQ. FEET OF FURNITURE, SPORTING GOODS, CLOTHING, ELECTRONICS & MORE!! All proceeds help send junior high & high school students to Summer Camp. DONATIONS ACCEPTED: DROP OFF @ FOOTHILLS GYM April 17, 12pm-2pm; April 18-21, 9am-7pm; April 22 9am-9pm PLUS: BRING YOUR BROKEN ELECTRONICS & OLD BANK STATEMENTS – DURING THE RUMMAGE SALE WE’RE OFFERING FREE EWASTE RECYCLING, AND PAPER SHREDDING $5 PER BOX!
Southeastern Youth Convocation 2017 - Hawthorne, FL
$45 per Person includes lodging, food, and transportation. register today to reserve a cabin. Deadline is 12-17-2017 for more info see a youth staff member. visit secsda.org to register or contact one of us to register you.
Fall Camporee (Chattahoochee) - Gainesville, GA
Nov 13-15. "The Leave No Trace-oree" Register by Troop: $10 if registered on/before 10/29; $15 if registered after. Check-in 5:30-9:30pm. Check-out: by 10am Sunday. BRING: 3 (12 oz) aluminum cans; 1 (28 oz) vegetable or coffee steel can. They will make alcohol stove and housing. POCs: Robert Bruner, 770-532-7207, [email protected] or Phil Nichols, 404-316-2534, [email protected]
FOSTER 4 KIDS FIRST Campaign Kickoff Party - New Port Richey, FL
Come and join us as we kick off Shawn Foster's Race for Honorary Governor Of West Pasco to support Pasco Kids First and the WPCC. We will have appetizers provided by Boulevard Beef & Ale and a cash bar. You will have the opportunity to hear about the exciting events Shawn and his committee have planned for the next couple months and unique opportunities to support the campaign! Entrance is only a $10 donation to FOSTER 4 KIDS FIRST!
“Teen Sexism, Self-image and School Success” with Campbell Leaper, PhD
Adolescents today face the competing demands of doing well in school, being popular, developing close relationships with friends and romantic partners, and appearing sexually attractive to others. Each of these challenges is affected by stereotypes about what is considered desirable or undesirable for each gender. Sexism occurs when these stereotypes constrain the self-image and aspirations of girls and boys. What are the most powerful influences in teen sexism – family, peers, school, music, social media. How are these influences and the stereotypes they promote affecting teen relationships and school success? Do you worry about their effects on your children? Campbell Leaper, Professor and Department Chair of Psychology at UC Santa Cruz, and co-founder of the Gender Development Research Conference, is an expert on gender ideologies, self-concept, sexism, and gender bias in schools. He will talk about the ways that gender stereotypes affect girls’ and boys’ self-image, relationships, and school success. Most importantly, he will discuss what adults can do to mitigate sexism and the negative cultural influences in our kids’ lives. For more information on Campbell Leaper: http://people.ucsc.edu/~cam/Site/Welcome.html CCSF Parking Permit: http://parentscoalition.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/CCSF-parking-permit.pdf
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Aquatics Camp - Nursery - Avenues New York
Over the course of 4 days, the nursery students will learn essential swimming skills through fun and games. There will be a high focus on having fun, enjoying being in the water, learning to swim and water safety. Requirements: Must be in the Nursery group (3y – 4y). Swimmers will be grouped by age and ability. There will be no more than 4 students per instructor. Please use the following link to complete an online swimming assessment form. 646-664-0982
Baseball/Softball Camp Week 2 - August - Wingate Baseball Park
Camp Features: •Professional & Collegiate Instructors •Player Evaluations •Lunch Provided* •T-Shirts •Games & Prizes Camp Topics: •Hitting •Throwing •Fielding •Pitching •Catching •Baserunning •Speed/Agility MONDAY - THURSDAY 9am - 3 pm FRIDAY 9am - 12pm Campers will be grouped by age/skill level. Lunch will NOT be provided. Water & drinks will be available. Extended hours available for additional fee. 904-219-8417
Theatre On Ice Camp - Wheaton Ice Arena
Prerequisite: Passed Basic 5. This camp will teach skaters how to express emotion and exhibit true artistry on the ice, and also provide an exciting performance opportunity. Throughout the week, skaters will work on music interpretation, choreography, and rehearse for the performance.Please bring sneakers for off-ice workouts, snack, and a water bottle. Then its time for the big show! Show dates are Cabin John - Saturday, August 20 at 6pm; Wheaton Ice - Saturday, August 20 at 6:15pm. SECONDARY CATEGORY Ice Skating LOCATION Wheaton Ice Arena NHL Sheet at Wheaton Ice Arena ACTIVITY List: Extended Care The participant will have to select between 0 and 3 out of the 3 following Activities to register for. Name Type Number Age Date Location Week in the Park - Extended Care Class 11962 6 - 13 From August 15, 2016 to August 19, 2016 Each Monday from 8am to 9am Each Tuesday from 8am to 9am Each Wednesday from 8am to 9am Each Thursday from 8am to 9am Each Friday from 8am to 9am Wheaton Ice Arena Week in the Park - Extended Care Class 11971 6 - 13 From August 15, 2016 to August 19, 2016 Each...
Beginning Band (AM) - MA Lower School Band Room
This course will focus on learning the basics of the woodwind, brass or percussion instrument of each students choice. Learning activities will center around small group instruction with like instruments, music theory and games, and a group rehearsal with all instruments combined. The week will conclude with a short informance by all band members. Open to students entering 5th grade who have no previous experience on a band instrument. Prerequisite: Students must provide their own band instrument or arrange for rental through the Middle School Band Director and purchase a band method book to be used in class. 6127287745 x2
AM Just Say Gnome 8/15 (ages 9+) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
Legend has it, gnomes are stout little people with pointed hats who live outside, often in gardens and usually underground. Some believe they have magical powers, others believe they simply bring good luck. Well have fun dreaming up and sculpting our very own giant garden gnome while mastering the process of building and forming with clay. 970.728.3886
Aquatics Camp - Nursery - Avenues New York
Over the course of 4 days, the nursery students will learn essential swimming skills through fun and games. There will be a high focus on having fun, enjoying being in the water, learning to swim and water safety. Requirements: Must be in the Nursery group (3y – 4y). Swimmers will be grouped by age and ability. There will be no more than 4 students per instructor. Please use the following link to complete an online swimming assessment form. 646-664-0982
Baseball/Softball Camp Week 2 - August - Wingate Baseball Park
Camp Features: •Professional & Collegiate Instructors •Player Evaluations •Lunch Provided* •T-Shirts •Games & Prizes Camp Topics: •Hitting •Throwing •Fielding •Pitching •Catching •Baserunning •Speed/Agility MONDAY - THURSDAY 9am - 3 pm FRIDAY 9am - 12pm Campers will be grouped by age/skill level. Lunch will NOT be provided. Water & drinks will be available. Extended hours available for additional fee. 904-219-8417
Theatre On Ice Camp - Wheaton Ice Arena
Prerequisite: Passed Basic 5. This camp will teach skaters how to express emotion and exhibit true artistry on the ice, and also provide an exciting performance opportunity. Throughout the week, skaters will work on music interpretation, choreography, and rehearse for the performance.Please bring sneakers for off-ice workouts, snack, and a water bottle. Then its time for the big show! Show dates are Cabin John - Saturday, August 20 at 6pm; Wheaton Ice - Saturday, August 20 at 6:15pm. SECONDARY CATEGORY Ice Skating LOCATION Wheaton Ice Arena NHL Sheet at Wheaton Ice Arena ACTIVITY List: Extended Care The participant will have to select between 0 and 3 out of the 3 following Activities to register for. Name Type Number Age Date Location Week in the Park - Extended Care Class 11962 6 - 13 From August 15, 2016 to August 19, 2016 Each Monday from 8am to 9am Each Tuesday from 8am to 9am Each Wednesday from 8am to 9am Each Thursday from 8am to 9am Each Friday from 8am to 9am Wheaton Ice Arena Week in the Park - Extended Care Class 11971 6 - 13 From August 15, 2016 to August 19, 2016 Each...
Beginning Band (AM) - MA Lower School Band Room
This course will focus on learning the basics of the woodwind, brass or percussion instrument of each students choice. Learning activities will center around small group instruction with like instruments, music theory and games, and a group rehearsal with all instruments combined. The week will conclude with a short informance by all band members. Open to students entering 5th grade who have no previous experience on a band instrument. Prerequisite: Students must provide their own band instrument or arrange for rental through the Middle School Band Director and purchase a band method book to be used in class. 6127287745 x2
AM Just Say Gnome 8/15 (ages 9+) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
Legend has it, gnomes are stout little people with pointed hats who live outside, often in gardens and usually underground. Some believe they have magical powers, others believe they simply bring good luck. Well have fun dreaming up and sculpting our very own giant garden gnome while mastering the process of building and forming with clay. 970.728.3886