Summer Camps in Douglas County, GA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Session 4 - Boys - WOW Camp - North Carolina
If you register your child for a session that his or her chapter is not assigned, transportation will not be provided. It will be the responsibility of the parent/guardian to transport the camper to and from camp. Contact: Dennis Powers – (910) 738-8861 0018 Laurinburg 0144 Lumberton 0225 Fairmont 0710 St. Pauls 0118 Raeford 0125 Lumberton 1516 Lumber River Contact: Craig Walters – (910) 648-4651 0130Chadbourn 0137Whiteville 0139 Tabor City 0208 Bladenboro 0262 Clarkton 0371 Newton Grove 0924 Clinton 1044 Tarheel 1088Evergreen 1284 Riegelwood 1511 Garland Contact: Sharon Britt – (252) 792-8519 0056 Weldon 0328 Ahoskie 0456 Seaboard 0463 Hertford 0862 Murfreesboro 1343 Oak City 1428 Plymouth 252-208-0847
If you register your child for a session that his or her chapter is not assigned, transportation will not be provided. It will be the responsibility of the parent/guardian to transport the camper to and from camp. Contact: Dennis Powers – (910) 738-8861 0018 Laurinburg 0144 Lumberton 0225 Fairmont 0710 St. Pauls 0118 Raeford 0125 Lumberton 1516 Lumber River Contact: Craig Walters – (910) 648-4651 0130Chadbourn 0137Whiteville 0139 Tabor City 0208 Bladenboro 0262 Clarkton 0371 Newton Grove 0924 Clinton 1044 Tarheel 1088Evergreen 1284 Riegelwood 1511 Garland Contact: Sharon Britt – (252) 792-8519 0056 Weldon 0328 Ahoskie 0456 Seaboard 0463 Hertford 0862 Murfreesboro 1343 Oak City 1428 Plymouth 252-208-0847
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Douglas County, GA Summer Camps
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GO TELL Summer Camp for Youth and Children - Toccoa, GA
FREE Family Pizza Party - Randolph, ME
Come enjoy pizza, family games and check out our new classroom! We're very excited to introduce you to our newly hired After School Program staff and share the new programs we will be launching in January. Plus, there will be pizza, games and fun for the whole family!
Summer Day Camp - Almo, ID
Kids, discover park secrets through education and fun. Day camp for children 7 to 11 years old will be held 9.00 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, June 15th. Sign-up for a full day of activities that focus on cultural, natural history and fishing. Space is limited and reservations are required. For additional information and to reserve call Juanita Jones at 208-824-5916 or email Juanita_Jones@partner.nps.gov
Pre-Teen Retreat - Hallstead, PA
A weekend at Camp Iroquoina for boys and girls ages 8 - 13. Lessons this year are on Jonah. ! http://iroquoina.org/retreats/pre-teen-retreat/
2015 Teen Camp - Stewartsville, MO
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GO TELL Summer Camp for Youth and Children - Toccoa, GA
FREE Family Pizza Party - Randolph, ME
Come enjoy pizza, family games and check out our new classroom! We're very excited to introduce you to our newly hired After School Program staff and share the new programs we will be launching in January. Plus, there will be pizza, games and fun for the whole family!
Summer Day Camp - Almo, ID
Kids, discover park secrets through education and fun. Day camp for children 7 to 11 years old will be held 9.00 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Wednesday, June 15th. Sign-up for a full day of activities that focus on cultural, natural history and fishing. Space is limited and reservations are required. For additional information and to reserve call Juanita Jones at 208-824-5916 or email Juanita_Jones@partner.nps.gov
Pre-Teen Retreat - Hallstead, PA
A weekend at Camp Iroquoina for boys and girls ages 8 - 13. Lessons this year are on Jonah. ! http://iroquoina.org/retreats/pre-teen-retreat/
2015 Teen Camp - Stewartsville, MO
Mark Your Calendars.
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Drama Advanced Placement 7:25 PM Monday - New Childrens Theatre of Cincinnati
Prepared to be challenged by the likes of Shakespeare, Mamet and other influential playwrights in our Advanced Drama Class. This class will delve into the techniques used by famous teachers such as Stanislavsky, Chekov and Boal, to truly hone their skills in bringing characters to life on the stage. Please contact Jay Goodlett to confirm that you have the required training to participate. The last class of the session will be a performance class. Parents/Guardians are invited to attend. There will be no classes on Monday May 30th Memorial Day. 513-569-8080
PM Mountain Fantasy 8/5 (ages 4-5) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
1900s Swiss artist Paul Klee is known for his colorful abstract paintings featuring geometric shapes. Using the Tellurides beautiful mountains as inspiration, we will create our very own Paul Klee-style works of art. 970.728.3886
SeaPerch ROV - LCMM Campus: Vergennes/Basin Harbor
Built a Custom Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) and Explore Lake Champlain! Using a SeaPerch ROV kit we will learn how to assemble, solder, wire, and fly an ROV. We will use our ROVs to explore the bottom of Lake Champlain and learn how nautical archeologists and scientists use ROVs to study shipwrecks and the aquatic life of the lake. 802-475-2022
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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
Drama Advanced Placement 7:25 PM Monday - New Childrens Theatre of Cincinnati
Prepared to be challenged by the likes of Shakespeare, Mamet and other influential playwrights in our Advanced Drama Class. This class will delve into the techniques used by famous teachers such as Stanislavsky, Chekov and Boal, to truly hone their skills in bringing characters to life on the stage. Please contact Jay Goodlett to confirm that you have the required training to participate. The last class of the session will be a performance class. Parents/Guardians are invited to attend. There will be no classes on Monday May 30th Memorial Day. 513-569-8080
PM Mountain Fantasy 8/5 (ages 4-5) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
1900s Swiss artist Paul Klee is known for his colorful abstract paintings featuring geometric shapes. Using the Tellurides beautiful mountains as inspiration, we will create our very own Paul Klee-style works of art. 970.728.3886
SeaPerch ROV - LCMM Campus: Vergennes/Basin Harbor
Built a Custom Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) and Explore Lake Champlain! Using a SeaPerch ROV kit we will learn how to assemble, solder, wire, and fly an ROV. We will use our ROVs to explore the bottom of Lake Champlain and learn how nautical archeologists and scientists use ROVs to study shipwrecks and the aquatic life of the lake. 802-475-2022
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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