Summer Camps in Dodson, LA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: School Newspaper (5 & 6) - TBD
Students will create a school newspaper that may include sections such as jokes/riddles, short stories, poems, other types of creative writing, student led staff interviews, school news/events, illustrations, etc. The end result will be a published newspaper that the students will administer to the student body and staff. 609-298-6900
Students will create a school newspaper that may include sections such as jokes/riddles, short stories, poems, other types of creative writing, student led staff interviews, school news/events, illustrations, etc. The end result will be a published newspaper that the students will administer to the student body and staff. 609-298-6900
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Camp Hardtner
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2393 Camp Hardtner Rd, Pollock, Louisiana 71467
Camp Hartner offers a serene woodland setting for youth to learn about themselves and develope new relationships with peers and God under leadership of...
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor Training (CIT),...
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Dodson, LA Summer Camps
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On the Move Kids Boot Camp Class - Boston, MA
On the MOVE is a bootcamp for kids ages 5-12 which helps build strength, increase skills such as jumping higher and running faster, improve coordination and motor skills, and establish a strong foundation of self-esteem and confidence. Our unique combination of obstacles, agility ladders, hurdles, reaction drills, dodge ball, running games and fun movement accessories makes this a hit for all fitness levels. This class is free, but advance registration is requested.
Fall Break Kid's Creativity Camp! - Avondale Estates, GA
Fall Break Creativity Camp! M-F; 10-3, more details on the GDS website!
Hawks Youth Football Camp 2016 - Saginaw, MI
Hawks Youth Football Camp 2016: - June 22 & 23. - 5:30pm - 8:00pm at Heritage. - Youth entering 3rd-8th grade. - $20...includes t-shirt if registered before Monday June 6th. - Camp will be run by Heritage/STYF Coaches and Heritage players. Flyer and consent form here: http://www.styf-hawks.org/files/2114/6196/0836/STYF_Camp_2016.pdf Follow directions on the consent form to register by mail. You can also register for camp during season registration.
All American City Gym Youth Summer boxing Camp - Fayetteville, NC
Ding! Ding! Ding! Grab your gloves and get in the ring champ! Are you the next world champion? Come spend a week learning how your favorite professional fighters train for their big fights. Each camper will learn how to wrap their hands, learn basic punches, how to jump rope., how to hit a heavy bag, and so much more.
Teen Cooking Camp: Session 5 - Rochester, MN
Your West Circle Drive Hy-Vee is offering a series of cooking classes designed to teach teens (age 12-17) essential cooking skills! Each class will feature a different theme. Teens will be able to eat their creations at the end of the class. August 11th: Create your own recipe! Classes will be taught in our DISH classroom by the in-store dietitian and one of our talented chefs. Fees: $25 per class, due on date of registration. Registration required at least 72 hours prior to scheduled class. To register, visit customer service in the store or call customer service at 507-292-6000. Please contact Sara Kelly, dietitian at sakelly@hy-vee.com with any questions!
On the Move Kids Boot Camp Class - Boston, MA
On the MOVE is a bootcamp for kids ages 5-12 which helps build strength, increase skills such as jumping higher and running faster, improve coordination and motor skills, and establish a strong foundation of self-esteem and confidence. Our unique combination of obstacles, agility ladders, hurdles, reaction drills, dodge ball, running games and fun movement accessories makes this a hit for all fitness levels. This class is free, but advance registration is requested.
Fall Break Kid's Creativity Camp! - Avondale Estates, GA
Fall Break Creativity Camp! M-F; 10-3, more details on the GDS website!
Hawks Youth Football Camp 2016 - Saginaw, MI
Hawks Youth Football Camp 2016: - June 22 & 23. - 5:30pm - 8:00pm at Heritage. - Youth entering 3rd-8th grade. - $20...includes t-shirt if registered before Monday June 6th. - Camp will be run by Heritage/STYF Coaches and Heritage players. Flyer and consent form here: http://www.styf-hawks.org/files/2114/6196/0836/STYF_Camp_2016.pdf Follow directions on the consent form to register by mail. You can also register for camp during season registration.
All American City Gym Youth Summer boxing Camp - Fayetteville, NC
Ding! Ding! Ding! Grab your gloves and get in the ring champ! Are you the next world champion? Come spend a week learning how your favorite professional fighters train for their big fights. Each camper will learn how to wrap their hands, learn basic punches, how to jump rope., how to hit a heavy bag, and so much more.
Teen Cooking Camp: Session 5 - Rochester, MN
Your West Circle Drive Hy-Vee is offering a series of cooking classes designed to teach teens (age 12-17) essential cooking skills! Each class will feature a different theme. Teens will be able to eat their creations at the end of the class. August 11th: Create your own recipe! Classes will be taught in our DISH classroom by the in-store dietitian and one of our talented chefs. Fees: $25 per class, due on date of registration. Registration required at least 72 hours prior to scheduled class. To register, visit customer service in the store or call customer service at 507-292-6000. Please contact Sara Kelly, dietitian at sakelly@hy-vee.com with any questions!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Art Innovations 6th-8th - Art Unleashed!
Travel back in time and learn about great art innovations in history. From pinhole cameras to tessellations, students will explore a wide variety of techniques and materials. 314-628-1024
Session 3: What Would Nature Do? - Young Naturalists - The Hitchcock Center for the Environment
CAMP What is the best way to cool off on a hot day? How can we save energy powering trains? Animals, plants and other organisms have been adapting to challenges like this for the whole history of our planet. Nature has a lot to teach us about how to solve problems in ways that are good for the Earth. Through hands-on inquiry, games, art and outdoor investigations we will discover the efficiency of natures adaptations and ask what we can learn from nature about how to live more sustainably. 4132566006.0
LEGO® Challenge Camp 8/15 - 8/19 - Civic Center Park Shelter Building
This program integrates LEGO® with scientific and mathematical principles in a FUN and EXCITING way! Teaching is conducted using customized LEGO® kits with motors, gears and batteries. The programs utilize an Edutainment (Education + Entertainment) approach, transforming the learning process into a game while introducing children to theoretical and practical knowledge in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Each participant will discover new subjects and will build/play with (2) different models each day. Teaching is conducted using customized LEGO kits with motors, gears and batteries. LOCATION Civic Center Park Shelter
Rocky High II - Camp Appanoose
Beginning on-grounds, participants will experience the magnificent beauty of the Rocky Mountains in a small group guided by our experienced staff. Golden aspens, alpine forests, big game, crystal clear streams, fragile tundra and so much more will accent these ten days filled with friendship, spiritual encouragement and shared challenges. Rocky High II open to families/youth. 641-649-2491
Rhythm Tap and Technique - Hannah Block Historic USO/Community Arts Center
This class is for tap students interested in transforming Broadway style tap combinations into syncopated rhythms. Each class will include a warm-up, floor progressions and combination focusing on technique, weight shifts, precision, lightness and musicality, giving students an opportunity to strengthen the quality of their tap sounds and expand their tap vocabulary. Instructor: Tina Leak 910-341-7860
Art Innovations 6th-8th - Art Unleashed!
Travel back in time and learn about great art innovations in history. From pinhole cameras to tessellations, students will explore a wide variety of techniques and materials. 314-628-1024
Session 3: What Would Nature Do? - Young Naturalists - The Hitchcock Center for the Environment
CAMP What is the best way to cool off on a hot day? How can we save energy powering trains? Animals, plants and other organisms have been adapting to challenges like this for the whole history of our planet. Nature has a lot to teach us about how to solve problems in ways that are good for the Earth. Through hands-on inquiry, games, art and outdoor investigations we will discover the efficiency of natures adaptations and ask what we can learn from nature about how to live more sustainably. 4132566006.0
LEGO® Challenge Camp 8/15 - 8/19 - Civic Center Park Shelter Building
This program integrates LEGO® with scientific and mathematical principles in a FUN and EXCITING way! Teaching is conducted using customized LEGO® kits with motors, gears and batteries. The programs utilize an Edutainment (Education + Entertainment) approach, transforming the learning process into a game while introducing children to theoretical and practical knowledge in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). Each participant will discover new subjects and will build/play with (2) different models each day. Teaching is conducted using customized LEGO kits with motors, gears and batteries. LOCATION Civic Center Park Shelter
Rocky High II - Camp Appanoose
Beginning on-grounds, participants will experience the magnificent beauty of the Rocky Mountains in a small group guided by our experienced staff. Golden aspens, alpine forests, big game, crystal clear streams, fragile tundra and so much more will accent these ten days filled with friendship, spiritual encouragement and shared challenges. Rocky High II open to families/youth. 641-649-2491
Rhythm Tap and Technique - Hannah Block Historic USO/Community Arts Center
This class is for tap students interested in transforming Broadway style tap combinations into syncopated rhythms. Each class will include a warm-up, floor progressions and combination focusing on technique, weight shifts, precision, lightness and musicality, giving students an opportunity to strengthen the quality of their tap sounds and expand their tap vocabulary. Instructor: Tina Leak 910-341-7860