Summer Camps in Eden, WI

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Challenger Intermediate Soccer Camp: 1/2 Day Gr6-8 - Pioneer High School
Grades 6-8 Everyday your childs session will include foot skills, fakes, moves, turns, freestyle soccer, technical and tactical instruction, small-sided games, daily world cup style tournament and a fantastic cultural experience. The highly-qualified British coaches will cover every aspect of soccer by the end of the week. Coaches: Challenger Sports staff. Monday - Friday -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GRADES 6th Grade - 8th Grade LOCATION PIONEER LACROSSE #1 Main St. Turf Field at Pioneer High School INSTRUCTOR Challenger Sports Staff

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Eden, WI Summer Camps

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Kid's Day Off Camp - Frederick, MD
Whether it's one day or a whole week, Camp Pump It Up is where it's at! Discover, explore, invent, and imagine! These themed camps are high-energy, fast-paced and just plain fun for kids. Kid's will spend part of the day playing on our gigantic inflatables and party of the day making new friends during interactive play, crafts, and hands-on activities. Camps are usually held on FCPS days off. Check our events calendar for camp dates. One Day 9 am - 4 pm........$45 Half Day 9 am - 1 pm OR 1 pm - 4 pm.......$25

CORE4Kids/Dualies Glamis North Ride/Camp Fundraiser - Niland, CA
Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation fundraiser. Cabins, RV Spots, Covered Wagons, Restaurant, Store, natural hot spring swimming pools and miles of trails for all abilities. Green sticker OK, ATVs, SxS, 4WD are all good with lots to ride & do. Very family friendly. Click event photo for details.

Kid Fit Boot Camp Age 8-11 - Chandler, AZ
Child Care is $5/month per child (Kids Fitness Classes included) Gym membership: $15.00 for Adults $10.00 for Youth Ages 12-17

“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

SoCal PK Retreat 2016 - Idyllwild, CA
SoCal PK Retreat / March 4-5, 2016 This is a retreat specifically put together for the children of UPC Pastors and Ministers in the Southern California District. We will stay in Idyllwild with great activities, food, and most importantly, ministry sessions where we will hear from God. Everything will be designed with the PK in mind. Speaker: Andrew Cox, Louisiana District Youth President Ages are 12-21. Price is only $95 (includes 1 night of lodging and all meals)

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Five-Mile City: A 3-D Imaginative Adventure - Visual Art Institute
Have you ever wanted to build a huge, imaginary city with parks, buildings, roads, schools, and anything else your heart desires? Students will work with a professional architect as they plan and build a 3-D city. Each student will create parts of the 5-Mile City. By the end of the term, the class will have created a group masterpiece. All materials included. Instructor: Jan Voitehovich 801-474-3796

SUMMER CAMP WEEK #12 - The REALM
Week 12: Dare to…THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX Our last week, in true REALM fashion, will be a crazy, zany, fun-filled week of thinking Outside the Box. Breakfast for lunch? Sure! Painting with our nose? Why not! Building a raft to sail at the beach? Of Course! This week will be filled with surprises – put on your seatbelts and away we go! (310) 399-1139

Skills and Scrimmaging Camp - UFCU Disch-Falk Field
This camp is designed to provide instruction in all aspects of the game. Participants will receive instruction in hitting, defense, pitching/catching, baserunning, and strategy. Campers will also participate in live and controlled scrimmaging. Camp will go from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM each day. Ages 6-14. 512-720-2527

Homeschool Classes - Peninsula Fine Arts Center
PFAC is proud to offer classes for homeschoolers. These classes are for students ages 5-12 and are taught by Valerie Whiteman. Parents and younger siblings are welcome to explore our Hands On For Kids Area. May 10, 10-11:30 Shapes: Students will explore properties of organic vs. geometric shapes and will create a Calder-style clay mobile and a Jacob Lawrence-style multi-media collage. 757-596-8175

Nature Nuts Arnold Spring Session - Arnold Elementary
Thursdays: Feb 25th, March 3rd , March 10th, & March 17th The Nature Nuts program brings the excitement and fun of new EcoAdventures right to your school! Using a hands-on approach to learning, our goal is to empower students to take action on issues concerning conservation and the environment. Students will encounter a variety of live animals such as tarantulas, toads, lizards, giant roaches, snakes, crocodiles, frogs, small mammals, turtles, and much more! (410) 279-5416