Summer Camps in El Paso, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Drop In Options - McKelvey
Daily Drop In options include, Club Day, Activity Drop In Day, and Extended Day. Please see below Our Drop In Club Day option allows for parents to sign up their chid for a fun day of after school programming as needed on a day by day basis. During program time your child will take part in games, fun art activities, can get help with homework and more. Please purchase one Drop in Clubhouse for each day you would like your child to participate in. If selecting a specific Activity Drop in Day please note that not all activities allow for drop in students. You will be contacted after registration by the Director of Auxiliary to confirm your class. Please select the extended day as needed. 2129942596.0
Daily Drop In options include, Club Day, Activity Drop In Day, and Extended Day. Please see below Our Drop In Club Day option allows for parents to sign up their chid for a fun day of after school programming as needed on a day by day basis. During program time your child will take part in games, fun art activities, can get help with homework and more. Please purchase one Drop in Clubhouse for each day you would like your child to participate in. If selecting a specific Activity Drop in Day please note that not all activities allow for drop in students. You will be contacted after registration by the Director of Auxiliary to confirm your class. Please select the extended day as needed. 2129942596.0
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Distance
6.87 Miles
Address:
7230 Gateway Blvd. East, Suite A, El Paso, Texas 79915
Junior Chefs Institute is a great opportunity to sharpen life-skills and stir-up creativity! Any recipe prepared in this class is a chance to explore...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
6.87 Miles
Address:
7230 Gateway Blvd. East, Suite A, El Paso, Texas 79915
Anyone can get lost while camping or on a hike. This summer camp class will teach young adventurers the survival skills they need if...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
6.87 Miles
Address:
7230 Gateway Blvd. East, Suite A, El Paso, Texas 79915
3-2-1 Lift off! You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to launch a rocket! Students will learn about different rockets to explore the...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
6.89 Miles
Address:
7230 Gateway Blvd. East, Suite A, El Paso, Texas 79915
Your Very Own Crime Scene! We have a crime scene on our hands and we need your help solving it! We need all...
Activities: Youth Programs
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Distance
9.68 Miles
Address:
9700 Girl Scout Way, El Paso, Texas 79924
Activities: Youth Programs
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El Paso, TX Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Pre-teen Camp Fundraiser Luncheon - Caddo Mills, TX
Join us after the morning service on April 10 for a Pre-teen camp fundraiser luncheon.
Teen Camp 1 - Wheatland, WY
Speaker: Andy Gleiser
22nd Annual Teen World Bible Camp - Clinton, PA
Teen World Ministries will be holding its 22nd Annual Bible Camp the week of June 7-13, 2015 at Promise Camp & Retreat Center in Clinton, PA. We are excited that the long awaited new dining hall at Promise Camp has completed construction and will be ready for our use. Our camp theme for the week is "The Whole Armor of God" with Ephesians 6:11 & 6:13 being our theme verses. Camp Speaker for the week will be Toby Mattern, 2015 Graduate of Malone University in Youth Ministry. We will be memorizing and studying the Book of Ephesians (ESV 2011 Text) chapters 5 & 6 during the week. Teen World Bible Camp is open to all youth entering grades 5-12 in the 2015-2016 school year and 2015 high school graduates. Registration Fee for camp is $155 .There is a $10 per camper Family Discount for siblings attending camp as campers. Camp Brochures with Camp Deposit Forms can be downloaded here: http://www.teenworldministries.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/TWBC-2015-Brochure.pdf For more information, please contact Camp Director Scott Chamberlain. 330.831.6384/[email protected]
This Summer start for 2016 at the Mountain View campground With The ba
The First event for the 2016 Season
Comic Book Summer Camp - Atlanta, GA
Comic Book Summer Camp - Create a Comic Book in 5 days! June 13-17 Monday - Friday 9am to 12 noon $500 five days $125 one day drop in Reserve your seat. Pre-Teens (8-13) http://bit.ly/summercamp813 Young Adults (14-19) http://bit.ly/summercamp1419 Sam Flax 1745 Peachtree St NE Atlanta GA In one week students will learn the process of creating a 5 page comic book from a simple story, thumbnails, sketches, to page layout, penciling, inking, coloring and lettering! Digital or Traditional art options. Special comic book artists will visit and give feedback on the stories and comics! Traditional art materials provided in class. Snacks and refreshments provided, various dietary options available.
Pre-teen Camp Fundraiser Luncheon - Caddo Mills, TX
Join us after the morning service on April 10 for a Pre-teen camp fundraiser luncheon.
Teen Camp 1 - Wheatland, WY
Speaker: Andy Gleiser
22nd Annual Teen World Bible Camp - Clinton, PA
Teen World Ministries will be holding its 22nd Annual Bible Camp the week of June 7-13, 2015 at Promise Camp & Retreat Center in Clinton, PA. We are excited that the long awaited new dining hall at Promise Camp has completed construction and will be ready for our use. Our camp theme for the week is "The Whole Armor of God" with Ephesians 6:11 & 6:13 being our theme verses. Camp Speaker for the week will be Toby Mattern, 2015 Graduate of Malone University in Youth Ministry. We will be memorizing and studying the Book of Ephesians (ESV 2011 Text) chapters 5 & 6 during the week. Teen World Bible Camp is open to all youth entering grades 5-12 in the 2015-2016 school year and 2015 high school graduates. Registration Fee for camp is $155 .There is a $10 per camper Family Discount for siblings attending camp as campers. Camp Brochures with Camp Deposit Forms can be downloaded here: http://www.teenworldministries.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/TWBC-2015-Brochure.pdf For more information, please contact Camp Director Scott Chamberlain. 330.831.6384/[email protected]
This Summer start for 2016 at the Mountain View campground With The ba
The First event for the 2016 Season
Comic Book Summer Camp - Atlanta, GA
Comic Book Summer Camp - Create a Comic Book in 5 days! June 13-17 Monday - Friday 9am to 12 noon $500 five days $125 one day drop in Reserve your seat. Pre-Teens (8-13) http://bit.ly/summercamp813 Young Adults (14-19) http://bit.ly/summercamp1419 Sam Flax 1745 Peachtree St NE Atlanta GA In one week students will learn the process of creating a 5 page comic book from a simple story, thumbnails, sketches, to page layout, penciling, inking, coloring and lettering! Digital or Traditional art options. Special comic book artists will visit and give feedback on the stories and comics! Traditional art materials provided in class. Snacks and refreshments provided, various dietary options available.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Little Art 6 - Awesome Artists - Artists Exchange
Do you really love paintings by Vincent van Gogh? How about glass sculptures by Dale Chihuly? What about the illustrations of Charlie Harper? Awesome Artist Campers will explore every medium, create art and be inspired by artists new and old, the masters and the contemporary. If you learn from the best, you too can become an Awesome Artist! Exploring clay, drawing, painting, 3D construction and more, participants will complete an assortment of individual and group projects in each weeks theme, culminating in a showcase at the end of each camp, followed by the unveiling of an installation at our 9th annual Fall Out of Summer Arts Festival in September. 401-490-9475
POTTERY ON THE WHEEL - Walker-MacKenzie Studio - Gertrude Herbert
Instructor: Twila Brock Beginning and advanced beginner students will have the opportunity to continue developing their skills in the various approaches to throwing functional ware on the wheel under the guidance of Twila Brock who specializes in this area. Instruction will be focused on basic techniques. Forms will be thrown, altered, and assembled to create various vessels. Projects will be tailored to the students skill level. Glazing techniques will also be addressed. Students must provide a clean towel each week. No extra supplies will be necessary. *7 Tuesdays beginning April 14 & 1 Thursday, May 28 (20 hours total) 2 PLUs for GA teachers are available; to coordinate please contact the GHIA Education Director. 706-722-5495
March Level One 3x Week - Club V Academy Extension
Beginning volleyball instruction of passing, serving, and attacking in a fun and positive environment. 8019210430.0
Position Camp - Memorial Coliseum
This one-day intense camp is designed for fundamental skill development at the position of your choice. Players can sign up as a libero, outside attacker, middle attacker, or setter. Players will get the opportunity to work on the offensive & defensive portions of their position, and fine-tune their skills before the upcoming fall seasons! On your registration, be sure and denote which position you would like to focus on. All groups will receive maximum repetitions through drill work and competitions. Different positions will train separately and combined at different points throughout the day, allowing the campers to be challenged and improve in as many situations as possible. 859-257-2532
Robotics for Primary School Session 2 - The Prairie School
What does it take to build and program a robot? This workshop allows students to build and program a robot to complete a variety of simple tasks. Students use mathematics, engineering, communication skills, and creative problem solving in a hands-on setting. -- Location: M-15 -- Instructor: Rick Craig, MS Robotics instructor, US Science instructor and US ROV Coordinator (262)752-2680
Little Art 6 - Awesome Artists - Artists Exchange
Do you really love paintings by Vincent van Gogh? How about glass sculptures by Dale Chihuly? What about the illustrations of Charlie Harper? Awesome Artist Campers will explore every medium, create art and be inspired by artists new and old, the masters and the contemporary. If you learn from the best, you too can become an Awesome Artist! Exploring clay, drawing, painting, 3D construction and more, participants will complete an assortment of individual and group projects in each weeks theme, culminating in a showcase at the end of each camp, followed by the unveiling of an installation at our 9th annual Fall Out of Summer Arts Festival in September. 401-490-9475
POTTERY ON THE WHEEL - Walker-MacKenzie Studio - Gertrude Herbert
Instructor: Twila Brock Beginning and advanced beginner students will have the opportunity to continue developing their skills in the various approaches to throwing functional ware on the wheel under the guidance of Twila Brock who specializes in this area. Instruction will be focused on basic techniques. Forms will be thrown, altered, and assembled to create various vessels. Projects will be tailored to the students skill level. Glazing techniques will also be addressed. Students must provide a clean towel each week. No extra supplies will be necessary. *7 Tuesdays beginning April 14 & 1 Thursday, May 28 (20 hours total) 2 PLUs for GA teachers are available; to coordinate please contact the GHIA Education Director. 706-722-5495
March Level One 3x Week - Club V Academy Extension
Beginning volleyball instruction of passing, serving, and attacking in a fun and positive environment. 8019210430.0
Position Camp - Memorial Coliseum
This one-day intense camp is designed for fundamental skill development at the position of your choice. Players can sign up as a libero, outside attacker, middle attacker, or setter. Players will get the opportunity to work on the offensive & defensive portions of their position, and fine-tune their skills before the upcoming fall seasons! On your registration, be sure and denote which position you would like to focus on. All groups will receive maximum repetitions through drill work and competitions. Different positions will train separately and combined at different points throughout the day, allowing the campers to be challenged and improve in as many situations as possible. 859-257-2532
Robotics for Primary School Session 2 - The Prairie School
What does it take to build and program a robot? This workshop allows students to build and program a robot to complete a variety of simple tasks. Students use mathematics, engineering, communication skills, and creative problem solving in a hands-on setting. -- Location: M-15 -- Instructor: Rick Craig, MS Robotics instructor, US Science instructor and US ROV Coordinator (262)752-2680