Summer Camps in Flossmoor, IL

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: ETC Beginnings Session 5 - Fairlington Community Center
Theme: Rainforest Rangers ETC Beginnings camp offers an enriching theatre experience for your preschooler to learn basic acting skills, as well as how to use their bodies, voices and imaginations to create exciting characters. The day is filled with circle time, improv games, arts and crafts, outdoor time and rehearsal for our big show at the end of the week! Note: Preschoolers must be potty trained. Staff to participant ratio: 1:8 703-271-0222

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Flossmoor, IL Summer Camps

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Summer Camp: On The Road in Lafayette, IN - Lafayette, IN
The Summer Camp: On The Road Tour returns in 2016! Come out this January, February & March and support your favorite local bands as they compete for the chance to perform at Summer Camp Music Festival 2016! ::::::::::::::: LINE UP ::::::::::::::: SpaceWords (Lafayette, IN) Misadventure Mike (Lafayette, IN) Miller (Lafayette, IN) Fergus Daly Band (Lafayette, IN) The Digby's (Lafayette, IN)

August Summer Camp Crop - Sunday - Garrettsville, OH
Summer Camps are no-frills, get-a-lot-done, fun-filled social events. We are trying something new this year! We will join Debi Morris at her campground, Traveler’s Woods. There will be no fee to crop and we will plan our potluck meals in advance. Camping is available – Campers with water/sewer/electric are $20.00/night; tents with electric plug are $10.00/night. Showers, a bathhouse, and a pool are available for campers. Optional Friday night add-on to camp. (Provide your own camper or tent, payment upon arrival.) Digital scrappers and card makers welcome at all events too! Join us for one or both days.

The Old Highway Youth Campmeeting - Winfield, WV
Services start Thursday, August 18th @ 6pm. They will continue nightly through Saturday the 20th. We are very excited to host this meeting for the second year! Featured Preachers: Bro. Barry Spears, Lugoff, SC Bro. Caleb Lindsey, Owenton, KY Bro. Chad Estep, Teays Valley, WV Bro. Grant Grafton, Teays Valley, WV •Preachers will be called from the floor •Bring a lawn chair •Food will be served before service Special Singing: Teays Valley Baptist Youth Choir New Covenant Baptist Church Choir

Kid's Glass Camp Haunted House AM Session - Jenkintown, PA
Glass Camp- Glass Haunted House- $35, ages 8+. Please pack a drink and a lunch or snack. Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545.

Kid's Camp 2015 - Denton, TX
Join us this summer as we learn that God loves us and provided the bridge that makes us new. Make your plans now to have your preteen join us for Trek Camp 2015. We will experience high energy Camp Pastor Keith Coast, along with a great worship team in communicating the love of our God to our preteen campers! See you there! Who: All completed 3rd-6th Graders When: July 6-10 What: Trek Week Where: Camp Copass Cost: $215 A non-refundable deposit of $75 due upon registration by Sunday, April 19. Final payment deadline for registration is Sunday, June 21.

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Camp Collegiate Session 8 3rd-8th grades - Wichita Collegiate School
Instructor: Hawley Session 8: Crime Busters Camp. Camp Collegiate is a fast-paced, fun-based learning experience that is meant to make summer days fly by with fun activities. Boys and girls in third through eighth grade spend their days with friends and counselors doing all of the typical camp things: swimming, cooking out on a camp fire, canoe trips, arts and crafts, having treats, horseback riding, games … and a lot of not-so-traditional things: feeding and caring for snakes and hamsters; studying ecosystems and astronomy; competing in science challenges; building woodworking and electronics projects. Fun off-campus trips will include canoeing down the Fall River, visiting the Oklahoma salt flats, going to Laser Quest, the Alley, Ice Skating, Tanganyika, the Sedgwick Co. Zoo, and All-Star Adventures. Kids often say that great memories are made in this camp and its one of the best parts of their summer! Each day at camp begins at 9:00 AM with a game of Capture the Flag and ends at 3:00 PM with a fun closing activity where the Happy Camper for the day is announced. With all the fun activities that this camp has to offer, its a tremendous value for the price. Please call Scott... 316-771-2289

Spring Camp March 25 - Wood Dale Park District - Recreation Complex
Camp will run from 7:00 am to 6:30 pm. Theme for the day is Sports Day. GRADES Kindergarten - 5th

Satellite Prospect Camp @ East Coast - Northfield Mount Hermon School
The Satellite Prospect Camp offers boys, currently enrolled in 9th-12th grade, a positive developmental soccer environment. This camp will take place on the beautiful campus of Northfield Mount Hermon School in Gill, MA. This location provides the opportunity for prospective student-athletes in the Northeast region to train and be evaluated by the University of Michigan soccer staff. Field Players and goalkeepers will work directly with the University of Michigan mens soccer staff to experience the daily training environment of the University of Michigan mens soccer program. The camp schedule will consist of on the field training, small sided and larger sided games, strength and conditioning and lectures regarding the recruiting process with academic and athletic components. Local college coaches will also be invited to attend. 734-647-1201

Calculus Prep (39506A) - Cary Academy
Get a head start on calculus by reviewing important algebra, geometry, and trigonometry foundations you need to know to succeed in the course. Gain an edge by learning how to avoid the most common algebra errors made by calculus students. Study introductory topics in derivatives and integrals, both of which will help prepare you to tackle calculus. Participants must be enrolled in calculus for the 2016-2017 school year. 919-677-7839

Algebra Bridge Class - TRINITY ACADEMY
This class is for the student who has completed Algebra I and wants to reinforce those skills before entering Geometry or Algebra II. There will be particular emphasis on the second semester Algebra I concepts that typically cause students difficulty. Items covered will include the following: solving and rearranging equations, slope, writing equations of lines, solving systems of equations, simplifying exponents, multiplying binomials (FOIL) reducing radical expressions, and factoring. Students are expected to take notes, work on in-class assignments, and should be prepared to complete some assignments at home. Paper, pencils, a folder, and a calculator should be brought to class each day. Instructor: John Hendley. 316-634-0909