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Summer Camps in Fairmount, IL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Week 6- ESE- LEGO WeDo Science - Eagle Springs Elementary School
TECH IT OUT- Robotics WeDo Science Camp Activities are divided into four project-based learning themes – Organisms and Environments| Force, Motion and Energy |Sports and Engineering | History of Flight Working in small teams, campers understand how scientific investigation and reasoning allows them to use critical thinking and problem solving to make informed decisions and draw conclusions by designing models that represents how something works or looks that cannot be seen. TECH IT OUT- WeDo Science Camp culminated in a high tech share fair where students set up a display of their models and present their computer animated conclusion from science experiments to their learning community and families. 8322080445.0
TECH IT OUT- Robotics WeDo Science Camp Activities are divided into four project-based learning themes – Organisms and Environments| Force, Motion and Energy |Sports and Engineering | History of Flight Working in small teams, campers understand how scientific investigation and reasoning allows them to use critical thinking and problem solving to make informed decisions and draw conclusions by designing models that represents how something works or looks that cannot be seen. TECH IT OUT- WeDo Science Camp culminated in a high tech share fair where students set up a display of their models and present their computer animated conclusion from science experiments to their learning community and families. 8322080445.0
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G.A.M.E.S.
Hot
Distance
21.09 Miles
Address:
206 Eng Hall MC-272, Urbana, Illinois 61801
E.S. is an academic residential camp whose purpose is to provide gifted young women with exciting activities within the S.T.E.M. fields. Held on the...
Activities: Academics, Computer, Leadership Development, Recreational Swimming, Team Building
Distance
22.35 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded basketball summer camp programs for boys.
Activities: Sports Camps: Basketball
Distance
22.35 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded summer camp programs for boys and girls....
Activities: Sports Camps: Baseball and Softball
Distance
22.35 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded basketball summer camp programs for girls.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
22.35 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of a well-rounded summer camp program.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
22.35 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of a well-rounded track & field summer camp program....
Activities: Sports Camps: Track and Field
Distance
22.35 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded football summer camp programs.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
22.35 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded soccer summer camp programs.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
22.35 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded tennis summer camp programs.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
22.35 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded volleyball summer camp programs.
Activities: Sports Camps: Volleyball
Distance
43.58 Miles
Address:
499 Old Timber Rd, Monticello, Illinois 61856
The finest in group camping. Beautiful setting adjacent to Robert Allerton Park. New log cabins. References available
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Boating, Challenge/Rope Courses, Fishing, Hiking,...
Distance
55.26 Miles
Address:
, West Lafayette, Indiana
Nike Tennis Camps is proud to introduce a new camp this summer at Purdue University. Come join the fun this summer and take your...
Activities: Youth Programs
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Fairmount, IL Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Kid's Summer Camp Arlington, VA (June 27-Sept 2) - Arlington, VA
Kid's Summer Camp, Arlington, VA - June 27 - Sept. 2, 5 yrs to 14 yrs old. Recess All Summer Long! Set your kids up for a lifetime of healthy habits! - Each week your kids learn to set and achieve small goals - We teach and inspire healthy habits with food, exercise and personal care - We help them develop coordination, sportsmanship, and respect - We help them learn to overcome challenges both physical and mental - We help cultivate confidence and social skills OUR PHILOSOPHY We embrace kid’s natural curiosity, creativity and love of games to help them enjoy a healthy lifestyle and be fit for life! We do all this in a safe and encouraging environment. A TYPICAL DAY at Summer Day Camp for Kids - Let’s Stretch! – Yoga (non‐spiritual) that is creative, fun and a learning experience. We teach why stretching is important today, next week, next year and in 10 years! - Nutritional “Labs” ‐ We will discuss a symptom, for example, being grumpy and irritable and explain blood sugar, how it is affected, and what you can do to feel better through the right nutrition/eating healthy. - Recess/Exercise – Fitness that is fun – we make a game...
KIDS ART CAMP. Each day 2-4:30. $15 per day per child - Catoosa, OK
Rsvp for each day 964-9779. Paint different pic daily. Kids ages 7-15. Mon-beach art tues-flowers wed-your name thurs-bunny or butterfly
Indigenous Cultures Institute's FREE Summer Kid Camp - San Marcos, TX
Indigenous Cultures Institute FREE Summer Kid Camp July 11-15, 2016 Everyday from 8:00 am - 5:00 Free Lunch Everyday Activities More info view: www.indigenouscultures.org or call 512-393-3310
Spring Break Day Camp: Space Chase - Brighton, CO
Put on your detective's hat to solve a mystery spanning the whole solar system! Students will piece together clues about a strange comet headed for the sun while learning about the planets, asteroids and moons it passes along the way, and how all those things affect life here on Earth! Full and half day options are available. Ages 5 – 12 $150 (half day) $210 (full day)
Camp Kid Jam - Orleans, IN
Send your kids on a fun 3-5 day adventure. (3rd-4th grade, June 19-21, & 5th-6th grade is June 19-23rd) No day is the same and everyday is loaded with fun! We will play Laser tag, have games & camp fires. There will be a bouncy house, swimming & more. We will be learning about Jesus along the way! Contact Anna Sneed for more information or if you would like to help @ 502-415-1032 or e-mail her @ [email protected]
Kid's Summer Camp Arlington, VA (June 27-Sept 2) - Arlington, VA
Kid's Summer Camp, Arlington, VA - June 27 - Sept. 2, 5 yrs to 14 yrs old. Recess All Summer Long! Set your kids up for a lifetime of healthy habits! - Each week your kids learn to set and achieve small goals - We teach and inspire healthy habits with food, exercise and personal care - We help them develop coordination, sportsmanship, and respect - We help them learn to overcome challenges both physical and mental - We help cultivate confidence and social skills OUR PHILOSOPHY We embrace kid’s natural curiosity, creativity and love of games to help them enjoy a healthy lifestyle and be fit for life! We do all this in a safe and encouraging environment. A TYPICAL DAY at Summer Day Camp for Kids - Let’s Stretch! – Yoga (non‐spiritual) that is creative, fun and a learning experience. We teach why stretching is important today, next week, next year and in 10 years! - Nutritional “Labs” ‐ We will discuss a symptom, for example, being grumpy and irritable and explain blood sugar, how it is affected, and what you can do to feel better through the right nutrition/eating healthy. - Recess/Exercise – Fitness that is fun – we make a game...
KIDS ART CAMP. Each day 2-4:30. $15 per day per child - Catoosa, OK
Rsvp for each day 964-9779. Paint different pic daily. Kids ages 7-15. Mon-beach art tues-flowers wed-your name thurs-bunny or butterfly
Indigenous Cultures Institute's FREE Summer Kid Camp - San Marcos, TX
Indigenous Cultures Institute FREE Summer Kid Camp July 11-15, 2016 Everyday from 8:00 am - 5:00 Free Lunch Everyday Activities More info view: www.indigenouscultures.org or call 512-393-3310
Spring Break Day Camp: Space Chase - Brighton, CO
Put on your detective's hat to solve a mystery spanning the whole solar system! Students will piece together clues about a strange comet headed for the sun while learning about the planets, asteroids and moons it passes along the way, and how all those things affect life here on Earth! Full and half day options are available. Ages 5 – 12 $150 (half day) $210 (full day)
Camp Kid Jam - Orleans, IN
Send your kids on a fun 3-5 day adventure. (3rd-4th grade, June 19-21, & 5th-6th grade is June 19-23rd) No day is the same and everyday is loaded with fun! We will play Laser tag, have games & camp fires. There will be a bouncy house, swimming & more. We will be learning about Jesus along the way! Contact Anna Sneed for more information or if you would like to help @ 502-415-1032 or e-mail her @ [email protected]
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Girl Scout Sunday: Toy Hack - The Mini Maker
Patch Included During our Toy Hack sessions your kids are given a selection of old toys, such as, a GI Joe, Barbie Doll, Legos, Dinosaur figures, ect. Your kids use basic tools like a screw driver to "hack" the toys apart. Then with the use of tape, pipe cleaners, or glue gun the kids are able to reuse and recycle the pieces and create a new toy with them. For example: A Barbie Doll body with a T-Rex Head and Zombie Foot. During this session the kids are also asked to use their imaginations to create a story around the figure they have created. This workshop is open to Daisys, Brownies and Juniors. 517-233-1524
Epic Fairytales - Ohlook Performing Arts Center
Bippity boppity boo! Wave a magic wand and land your child in the imaginative world of fairy tales. Our Epic Fairy Tale Adventure class brings enchanting stories to life through puppetry, storytelling, and creative acting. This is a fun way to introduce young students to acting. 817-421-2825
Keyboarding & Computer Skills - The Heights School
Develop quick and accurate typing skills in this practical computer program. Daily lessons will include touch-typing techniques, drill sessions to improve accuracy, and tutorials in Microsoft Word & Excel. Tailored activities for beginner or advanced computer-users make this a valuable experience in preparing for the next step in every students career. There will also be some games and competitions to fill out the program. Staff Peter Vitz, a lower school teacher, directs the program. Contact Peter Vitz at The Heights School, Notes Usual dress is normal summer attire. 301-365-4300
Kids Lab 2016 - Sycamore School
Instructor: Indy Science Fun Instructor -- Become a certified Junior Scientist as you sample a variety of cool experiments and activities in topics like Magnets, Electricity, Power, and Energy; Sound and Sight, Animals, and Space Frontiers! Confuse compass needles and test your skills in the Magnificent Magnetic Maze. Light up with delight as you make Squishy Circuits. Make music and all sorts of merry sounds while discovering how sound waves travel; use rainbow glasses to examine the color spectrum. Discover which animals jump the highest, run the fastest, and have other extreme superpowers - match up some of your skills to compare. Launch rockets using the power of air and watch a model rocket launch. 317-202-2500
Debate Session 1 - Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School
Learn the art of the tête-à-tête from SJNDs own debate coach, Dan Leahy. Develop and deliver powerfully persuasive arguments. Each session will focus on a different topic so feel free to sign up for both! 15108510623.0
Girl Scout Sunday: Toy Hack - The Mini Maker
Patch Included During our Toy Hack sessions your kids are given a selection of old toys, such as, a GI Joe, Barbie Doll, Legos, Dinosaur figures, ect. Your kids use basic tools like a screw driver to "hack" the toys apart. Then with the use of tape, pipe cleaners, or glue gun the kids are able to reuse and recycle the pieces and create a new toy with them. For example: A Barbie Doll body with a T-Rex Head and Zombie Foot. During this session the kids are also asked to use their imaginations to create a story around the figure they have created. This workshop is open to Daisys, Brownies and Juniors. 517-233-1524
Epic Fairytales - Ohlook Performing Arts Center
Bippity boppity boo! Wave a magic wand and land your child in the imaginative world of fairy tales. Our Epic Fairy Tale Adventure class brings enchanting stories to life through puppetry, storytelling, and creative acting. This is a fun way to introduce young students to acting. 817-421-2825
Keyboarding & Computer Skills - The Heights School
Develop quick and accurate typing skills in this practical computer program. Daily lessons will include touch-typing techniques, drill sessions to improve accuracy, and tutorials in Microsoft Word & Excel. Tailored activities for beginner or advanced computer-users make this a valuable experience in preparing for the next step in every students career. There will also be some games and competitions to fill out the program. Staff Peter Vitz, a lower school teacher, directs the program. Contact Peter Vitz at The Heights School, Notes Usual dress is normal summer attire. 301-365-4300
Kids Lab 2016 - Sycamore School
Instructor: Indy Science Fun Instructor -- Become a certified Junior Scientist as you sample a variety of cool experiments and activities in topics like Magnets, Electricity, Power, and Energy; Sound and Sight, Animals, and Space Frontiers! Confuse compass needles and test your skills in the Magnificent Magnetic Maze. Light up with delight as you make Squishy Circuits. Make music and all sorts of merry sounds while discovering how sound waves travel; use rainbow glasses to examine the color spectrum. Discover which animals jump the highest, run the fastest, and have other extreme superpowers - match up some of your skills to compare. Launch rockets using the power of air and watch a model rocket launch. 317-202-2500
Debate Session 1 - Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School
Learn the art of the tête-à-tête from SJNDs own debate coach, Dan Leahy. Develop and deliver powerfully persuasive arguments. Each session will focus on a different topic so feel free to sign up for both! 15108510623.0