Summer Camps in Dutchess County, NY
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Technique/Competition Camp - University of Maryland
Learn great technique and compete against other wrestlers. Camp will have 3 sessions a day consisting of a combination of technique and competition. Ages 6-18 (If interested in a camp and do not meet age requirement contact us for possible exemption) 3013572618.0
Learn great technique and compete against other wrestlers. Camp will have 3 sessions a day consisting of a combination of technique and competition. Ages 6-18 (If interested in a camp and do not meet age requirement contact us for possible exemption) 3013572618.0
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Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Ceramics/Pottery, Dance, Drama, Farming/Ranching/Gardening, Fencing, Gymnastics,...
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Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Challenge/Rope Courses, Sailing,...
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Winter Startup Lab Kid's Camp - Tampa, FL
Kids Are Entrepreneurs at Startup Lab! Campers will invent, create, and collaborate to produce and sell products and services that they’re stoked on, while having fun doing it! Campers can bring their own enterprise ideas and/or jump into any of the businesses we’re currently working on, such as: *Melted Glass Ornaments *Pop-Up Holiday Cards *Hand Dipped Holiday Candles *Carved Ornaments *Cookies *Recipes in a Jar (with gluten free options, of course ; ) *Wind Chimes *Wildcrafted Pink Peppercorns *Crocheted Hats *Herbal Tea *Sculptures & Mobiles *Repurposed Stuffed Animal Ornaments DATES December 19, 20, 21 2016 Monday - Tuesday: Startup Lab 10am-4pm Wednesday: Sales Event at Kate Jackson Park 10am-1pm RATES $55 1-day + Wednesday Marketplace $100 2-days + Wednesday Marketplace Ages 6-19 (some scholarships are available, please enquire) DETAILS Packed Lunches, please Campers are welcome to bring materials and tools to work on their projects We’ll be in touch with more details as the camp approaches Reservations are due by December 18th This event is hosted by Real Life ALC, Tampa If you’ve any questions, send us a message or call us at: (813) 240-3237 425 S. Orleans Ave, Tampa www.reallifealc.org Thank you for checking us out!
Winter Camp - Goleta, CA
Youth Rally - The Power of Courage - Bloomfield, MO
Please join us at Bootheel Youth Camp on September 26 from 9:00 AM-2:30 PM (lunch will be provided) for BYC’s second annual youth rally. (Registration will start at 8:30 and singing will begin at 9:00 AM.) The speaker this year will be Willie Franklin speaking on "The Power of Courage". We hope that you will join us this year to make this a great success. If you plan to attend please contact us by September 20.
Teen Republic - Pomfret Center, CT
For all teens in grades 9-12 We will have snacks and drinks & will be working on leadership skills & friendship
Spring Crash Week - Film Camp - Gallatin, TN
It's spring break and time for extended hours. This year we are open from 7:30-6:00 for Film camp. Middle and High school students interested in all components of making a short film are welcome. All students must participate in the activities of the camp and there will be limited use of the recreational facilities. Bring a sack lunch.
Winter Startup Lab Kid's Camp - Tampa, FL
Kids Are Entrepreneurs at Startup Lab! Campers will invent, create, and collaborate to produce and sell products and services that they’re stoked on, while having fun doing it! Campers can bring their own enterprise ideas and/or jump into any of the businesses we’re currently working on, such as: *Melted Glass Ornaments *Pop-Up Holiday Cards *Hand Dipped Holiday Candles *Carved Ornaments *Cookies *Recipes in a Jar (with gluten free options, of course ; ) *Wind Chimes *Wildcrafted Pink Peppercorns *Crocheted Hats *Herbal Tea *Sculptures & Mobiles *Repurposed Stuffed Animal Ornaments DATES December 19, 20, 21 2016 Monday - Tuesday: Startup Lab 10am-4pm Wednesday: Sales Event at Kate Jackson Park 10am-1pm RATES $55 1-day + Wednesday Marketplace $100 2-days + Wednesday Marketplace Ages 6-19 (some scholarships are available, please enquire) DETAILS Packed Lunches, please Campers are welcome to bring materials and tools to work on their projects We’ll be in touch with more details as the camp approaches Reservations are due by December 18th This event is hosted by Real Life ALC, Tampa If you’ve any questions, send us a message or call us at: (813) 240-3237 425 S. Orleans Ave, Tampa www.reallifealc.org Thank you for checking us out!
Winter Camp - Goleta, CA
Youth Rally - The Power of Courage - Bloomfield, MO
Please join us at Bootheel Youth Camp on September 26 from 9:00 AM-2:30 PM (lunch will be provided) for BYC’s second annual youth rally. (Registration will start at 8:30 and singing will begin at 9:00 AM.) The speaker this year will be Willie Franklin speaking on "The Power of Courage". We hope that you will join us this year to make this a great success. If you plan to attend please contact us by September 20.
Teen Republic - Pomfret Center, CT
For all teens in grades 9-12 We will have snacks and drinks & will be working on leadership skills & friendship
Spring Crash Week - Film Camp - Gallatin, TN
It's spring break and time for extended hours. This year we are open from 7:30-6:00 for Film camp. Middle and High school students interested in all components of making a short film are welcome. All students must participate in the activities of the camp and there will be limited use of the recreational facilities. Bring a sack lunch.
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August Strings Full Day Session - Portland First Church of the Nazarene
We offer a unique experience of instrument specific ensembles in our morning session and a combined ensemble in our afternoon session. Students will receive both small and large group coaching from our music specialists and camp counselors. We will also have fun with musical games and activities throughout the day to build teamwork and a positive group dynamic. During the week we will be working up to a concert on Friday afternoon to share what we have learned. We hope each student will enjoy the week of learning new music and making new friends! Daily Schedule: 9:00am Sign in Starts 9:15am Morning Sessions (Students will be grouped by instrument) 12:00pm Lunch & Teambuilding activities 1:00pm Afternoon Session Starts (Full Ensemble) 4:00pm Pick up 503-941-0669
Bricks4Kidz - Newtons Attic
Two ways to sign up for spring break camps: Daily - click here to register () Weekly - click here to register () DAILY CAMP OPTION: Join us for camp options on a daily basis. We will be highlighting models from our summer camps so themes will vary each day. Once enrolled, email us to let us know which day(s) you need (March 28 - April 1) and if AM (9-12:30) or PM (1:30-5 pm) or FULL day. - Ages 5+ - $45/half day or $75/full day per camper, 9 - 12:30 pm, 1:30-5 pm - 10% Sibling Discount - Checks payable to Bricks 4 Kidz-Lexington, PO Box 1956, Georgetown, KY 40324, call to pay via credit card. - For full day campers, must bring a sack lunch - Early drop off and late pickup $5/day WEEKLY CAMP OPTION: Join us for camp options the entire week of spring break. We will be highlighting models from our summer camps so themes will vary each day. If you need daily options, please choose the other schedule Spring Break Camp **Daily** option. Once enrolled, email us if you need AM (9-12:30) or PM (1:30-5 pm) or FULL DAY. - Ages... 859-368-7334
Renaissance Revived - Snoqualmie Studio
Travel back in time and join us for a medieval romp through the middle ages. We will be exploring the world of kings, queens, castles and knights while creating fun and unique art projects. We will embrace the lives of the Noble while making our own magnificent castles and learn the art of illuminated letters. A royal week awaits you! 425-420-2677 x4
Week 4: Wonderful World of Design (Ages 10-12) - Ann Arbor Art Center
If you love to draw, sculpt, and think outside-the-box, then you may be a designer at heart! Try your hand at both 2-D & 3-D design projects and get a feel for what its like to be a real designer. Campers will: * Design the treehouse of their dreams! Would it be multiple stories tall and look like a mansion or would it be a single story and have a zipline or a hot tub? The skys the limit! * Create a stellar work of art that also serves a purpose while learning to balance form vs. function. * Make a stylish piece of wearable art AREA OF INTEREST Summer Camps LOCATION Studio 4 at Ann Arbor Art Center INSTRUCTOR Art Center Staff
Theme 3: Energy and Sustainability [Urban Infrastructure] - Wow Science - Voorhees
In this theme, campers will explore how people use and work with energy as they develop and apply concepts of energy sources, energy receivers, energy transfer, energy chains, and energy storage. Specifically, we will conduct projects and experiments under the following topics: sun angle versus heating effect, how we measure energy, a Rube Goldberg energy chain, hydropower, an electric circuit, storing energy up a hill, energy trapped in the earth, model waterwheel, embodied energy, lowering environmental impact, and the greenhouse effect. Under the topic of sustainability, campers will examine the importance of the environmental sustainability of systems and activities related to urban infrastructure. Specifically, they will explore the following topics this summer: planning a sustainable community, solar water heater, solar lamp, evaluating runoff in their neighborhood, local natural hazards, model a biogas collector, build a composting system, and conduct a sustainability audit. Of course topics and associated activities will vary based on camp cohort – junior, main, or teen camp. We will spend the latter part of the program imagining and constructing how energy and sustainability might apply in space. Week 5 Field Trip: Friday, July 29. Liberty Science Center, NJ Week 6 Field Trip: Thursday, August 4. ACUA Water... 8775412267.0
August Strings Full Day Session - Portland First Church of the Nazarene
We offer a unique experience of instrument specific ensembles in our morning session and a combined ensemble in our afternoon session. Students will receive both small and large group coaching from our music specialists and camp counselors. We will also have fun with musical games and activities throughout the day to build teamwork and a positive group dynamic. During the week we will be working up to a concert on Friday afternoon to share what we have learned. We hope each student will enjoy the week of learning new music and making new friends! Daily Schedule: 9:00am Sign in Starts 9:15am Morning Sessions (Students will be grouped by instrument) 12:00pm Lunch & Teambuilding activities 1:00pm Afternoon Session Starts (Full Ensemble) 4:00pm Pick up 503-941-0669
Bricks4Kidz - Newtons Attic
Two ways to sign up for spring break camps: Daily - click here to register () Weekly - click here to register () DAILY CAMP OPTION: Join us for camp options on a daily basis. We will be highlighting models from our summer camps so themes will vary each day. Once enrolled, email us to let us know which day(s) you need (March 28 - April 1) and if AM (9-12:30) or PM (1:30-5 pm) or FULL day. - Ages 5+ - $45/half day or $75/full day per camper, 9 - 12:30 pm, 1:30-5 pm - 10% Sibling Discount - Checks payable to Bricks 4 Kidz-Lexington, PO Box 1956, Georgetown, KY 40324, call to pay via credit card. - For full day campers, must bring a sack lunch - Early drop off and late pickup $5/day WEEKLY CAMP OPTION: Join us for camp options the entire week of spring break. We will be highlighting models from our summer camps so themes will vary each day. If you need daily options, please choose the other schedule Spring Break Camp **Daily** option. Once enrolled, email us if you need AM (9-12:30) or PM (1:30-5 pm) or FULL DAY. - Ages... 859-368-7334
Renaissance Revived - Snoqualmie Studio
Travel back in time and join us for a medieval romp through the middle ages. We will be exploring the world of kings, queens, castles and knights while creating fun and unique art projects. We will embrace the lives of the Noble while making our own magnificent castles and learn the art of illuminated letters. A royal week awaits you! 425-420-2677 x4
Week 4: Wonderful World of Design (Ages 10-12) - Ann Arbor Art Center
If you love to draw, sculpt, and think outside-the-box, then you may be a designer at heart! Try your hand at both 2-D & 3-D design projects and get a feel for what its like to be a real designer. Campers will: * Design the treehouse of their dreams! Would it be multiple stories tall and look like a mansion or would it be a single story and have a zipline or a hot tub? The skys the limit! * Create a stellar work of art that also serves a purpose while learning to balance form vs. function. * Make a stylish piece of wearable art AREA OF INTEREST Summer Camps LOCATION Studio 4 at Ann Arbor Art Center INSTRUCTOR Art Center Staff
Theme 3: Energy and Sustainability [Urban Infrastructure] - Wow Science - Voorhees
In this theme, campers will explore how people use and work with energy as they develop and apply concepts of energy sources, energy receivers, energy transfer, energy chains, and energy storage. Specifically, we will conduct projects and experiments under the following topics: sun angle versus heating effect, how we measure energy, a Rube Goldberg energy chain, hydropower, an electric circuit, storing energy up a hill, energy trapped in the earth, model waterwheel, embodied energy, lowering environmental impact, and the greenhouse effect. Under the topic of sustainability, campers will examine the importance of the environmental sustainability of systems and activities related to urban infrastructure. Specifically, they will explore the following topics this summer: planning a sustainable community, solar water heater, solar lamp, evaluating runoff in their neighborhood, local natural hazards, model a biogas collector, build a composting system, and conduct a sustainability audit. Of course topics and associated activities will vary based on camp cohort – junior, main, or teen camp. We will spend the latter part of the program imagining and constructing how energy and sustainability might apply in space. Week 5 Field Trip: Friday, July 29. Liberty Science Center, NJ Week 6 Field Trip: Thursday, August 4. ACUA Water... 8775412267.0