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Summer Camps in Fordsville, KY
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: 1st - 2nd Grade | Homework Lab with Mrs. Ferguson (Jan to March) - Mondays and Wednesdays - Morgan Park Academy
During our Homework Lab time, we will work on completing students assigned homework and practicing their weekly spelling list. Snacks will be given to the students while they are working. Homework-based skills and concepts will be extended to hands-on learning when time allows. Students will meet in Barker 1. 773-881-6700
During our Homework Lab time, we will work on completing students assigned homework and practicing their weekly spelling list. Snacks will be given to the students while they are working. Homework-based skills and concepts will be extended to hands-on learning when time allows. Students will meet in Barker 1. 773-881-6700
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Distance
22.37 Miles
Address:
1530 McJohnson Ave, Owensboro, Kentucky 42303
Activities: Field Trips, Recreational Swimming
Distance
42.3 Miles
Address:
1950 Otter Creek Park Rd, Brandenburg, Kentucky 40108
Activities: Archery, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Golf, Horseback...
Camp Carson YMCA
Hot
Distance
52.08 Miles
Address:
222 NW 6th St, Evansville, Indiana 47708
All the great activities of a traditional resident camp. Plus horseback, motorized dirt-bikes, water zip-lines, target sports and more. Christian atmosphere.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Ceramics/Pottery, Horseback...
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Fordsville, KY Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Teen Leadership Weekend - Pelham, GA
How to defend our Faith. Jan. 20-22, 2017 Grades 7th-12th Cost: $60.00 We want to invite all 7th-12th grades to join us for a weekend as we look at how to defend our faith. We will spend time in Bible study, team building, break-out sessions, and recreation. We will look at: 1. Why defend my faith? 2. How do I know Christianity is true? 3. Is God real? 4. Can I trust the Bible We will also have break-out sessions discussing: 1. Why does God allow evil? 2. How to share and defend my faith at school. 3. How to prepare a bible study/sermon. 4. How do I balance sports and faith? 5. How do I have a quiet time? 6. Evangelism tools: using different tools to share the Gospel. We hope that you will join us for an exciting and challenging weekend. To register go online to our website, www.campcrosspoint.org, click on the camps tab, and click on download camper registration. You can send in the form via email or postal mail. Mail the information to P.O. Box 444, Pelham, GA 31779. If you have any questions please let us know via email, [email protected] or call us at 229-294-2294. We hope to see you soon....
Zumbathon® - Send A Kid To Camp campaign - Towson, MD
Proceeds go to the Y's Send A Kid To Camp campaign.
2016 Kid's Camp - Hanover, PA
The kids (rising 3rd-6th grade) of theBridge will be heading to Hanover, PA for an amazing week of fun, fellowship and growing in their faith. Total Cost is $180 Registration form and $50 deposit is due June 26th. Click here for Registration Form - http://bit.do/kidsforms
Survivors Supporting Survivors (Teen Support Group) - Boise, ID
LOCATION: The Tailgate - 815 Ann Morrison Park Dr, Boise, ID 83706 / VIEW MAP TIME 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm EVENT DESCRIPTION There will be fun for everyone at this party! Come dressed to impress in your best Holiday Ugly Sweater and be ready for a fun evening celebrating the Season while connecting with other survivors. Who: Any young adult between the ages of 13-18 years who has been diagnosed with cancer. (Your children do NOT need to have participated in camp or our Survivors Supporting Survivors support group to attend) Cost: FREE Please RSVP with Amy 208.350.6435 or [email protected] See more at: http://camprainbowgold.org/events/survivors-supporting-survivors-ugly-sweater-christmas-party/#sthash.vYMzIsxO.dpuf
Teen Players Camp - Springfield, MO
Congratulations, 2016-2017 Teen Players! Your camp will be held Monday, August 15, 4-6 p.m.; Tuesday, August 16, 6-7 p.m.; Wednesday, August 17, 4-6 p.m.; Thursday, August 18, 4-6 p.m.; and Friday, August 19, 4-6 p.m. at the Landers. (And, don't forget the parent and trouper meeting Thursday, August 4, 5:15-6:15 p.m.) Dress comfortably in clothing that won't restrict your movement in any way. Bring a water bottle and a plalyful spirit!
Teen Leadership Weekend - Pelham, GA
How to defend our Faith. Jan. 20-22, 2017 Grades 7th-12th Cost: $60.00 We want to invite all 7th-12th grades to join us for a weekend as we look at how to defend our faith. We will spend time in Bible study, team building, break-out sessions, and recreation. We will look at: 1. Why defend my faith? 2. How do I know Christianity is true? 3. Is God real? 4. Can I trust the Bible We will also have break-out sessions discussing: 1. Why does God allow evil? 2. How to share and defend my faith at school. 3. How to prepare a bible study/sermon. 4. How do I balance sports and faith? 5. How do I have a quiet time? 6. Evangelism tools: using different tools to share the Gospel. We hope that you will join us for an exciting and challenging weekend. To register go online to our website, www.campcrosspoint.org, click on the camps tab, and click on download camper registration. You can send in the form via email or postal mail. Mail the information to P.O. Box 444, Pelham, GA 31779. If you have any questions please let us know via email, [email protected] or call us at 229-294-2294. We hope to see you soon....
Zumbathon® - Send A Kid To Camp campaign - Towson, MD
Proceeds go to the Y's Send A Kid To Camp campaign.
2016 Kid's Camp - Hanover, PA
The kids (rising 3rd-6th grade) of theBridge will be heading to Hanover, PA for an amazing week of fun, fellowship and growing in their faith. Total Cost is $180 Registration form and $50 deposit is due June 26th. Click here for Registration Form - http://bit.do/kidsforms
Survivors Supporting Survivors (Teen Support Group) - Boise, ID
LOCATION: The Tailgate - 815 Ann Morrison Park Dr, Boise, ID 83706 / VIEW MAP TIME 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm EVENT DESCRIPTION There will be fun for everyone at this party! Come dressed to impress in your best Holiday Ugly Sweater and be ready for a fun evening celebrating the Season while connecting with other survivors. Who: Any young adult between the ages of 13-18 years who has been diagnosed with cancer. (Your children do NOT need to have participated in camp or our Survivors Supporting Survivors support group to attend) Cost: FREE Please RSVP with Amy 208.350.6435 or [email protected] See more at: http://camprainbowgold.org/events/survivors-supporting-survivors-ugly-sweater-christmas-party/#sthash.vYMzIsxO.dpuf
Teen Players Camp - Springfield, MO
Congratulations, 2016-2017 Teen Players! Your camp will be held Monday, August 15, 4-6 p.m.; Tuesday, August 16, 6-7 p.m.; Wednesday, August 17, 4-6 p.m.; Thursday, August 18, 4-6 p.m.; and Friday, August 19, 4-6 p.m. at the Landers. (And, don't forget the parent and trouper meeting Thursday, August 4, 5:15-6:15 p.m.) Dress comfortably in clothing that won't restrict your movement in any way. Bring a water bottle and a plalyful spirit!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Glitter and Blacks Theatre Camp (3rd-7th) - Mulberry School
Aspiring performer? Curious technician? Want to show your stuff? Want to show other peoples stuff to best effect? Then this is your camp. Campers will split into small groups to create and perform theatre vignettes. Both performance and technical theatre will be explored. Campers can self-select into their interest areas, and will have a chance to get hands on as actors, dancers, and singers. On the technical side, campers will learn the basics of: lighting; sound; and set and costume design. Campers will learn how the entire process of theatre comes together to create memorable audience experiences. 4083589080.0
Lacey Camp (Outdoor) - REGULAR Session 3 - 2016 - City of Hanford
Grades: K - 12th This weeks theme "Super Hero Week" Parents, is your child ready to have fun and make new friends this summer? If yes, then bring your child to the coolest hot spot in town. The Lacey Park Day Camp is full of fun activities for children grades K thru 6th. This is an outdoor recreation camp. Campers will learn about the benefits of being physically active; as well as, having a healthy lifestyle in the outdoors. Each week campers will engage in various group games, art projects, participate in a talent show and weekly field trips to the Hanford Teen Center, Hanford Plunge and the local Library. Free breakfast and lunch will be provided. A weekly food menu will be provided at request. If your child has a particular taste, you may consider bringing a sack lunch for your child. The park in the summer is hot, please send your child to the park with a bottle of water and sunscreen. Staff will provide an igloo of cold water for refills. Please have your campers wear comfortable play clothes and tennis shoes. Campers will go to the Hanford Teen Center...
Get Published! Illustration (29224P) - Cary Academy
Imagine your artwork published in a magazine or online for thousands of readers to see! For an aspiring artist like yourself, getting your first piece of artwork published is one of the greatest thrills and is an impressive addition to your portfolio. Work with a local publication to create an illustration for an upcoming issue. Every participant will create their own illustration and at least one drawing will be chosen by the magazine to get published and printed. For artistic inspiration, we will explore the history of modern illustration by profiling artists from the Innovators of American Illustration book by Steven Heller. 919-677-7839
Little Aquanauts (Week 3 PM) - Water Sport Escapades - NESS
Get a taste of sailing, kayaking, surfing, stand up paddle boarding, and windsurfing in this adventure program. Build your muscles with a taste of kayaking, feel the gentle rock and roll of a sailboat while tied to the dock, practice your balance using surfboards and learn the technique of pulling up a windsurf sail. 860-535-9362
SNWP Saturday Writing Camp (1 Saturday a week for 4 weeks) - William V. Wright Elementary School
The SNWP Saturday Writing Camp is the ideal experience for young authors of all skill levels who enjoy the writing process and want to gain experience with different genres. It is a place to meet new friends and share fun experiences. It is best suited for students who enjoy writing both in and out of school. The camp will be held on four Saturdays: February 20, February 27, March 5, and March 12. Each session will be from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 702-799-1010 x5413
Glitter and Blacks Theatre Camp (3rd-7th) - Mulberry School
Aspiring performer? Curious technician? Want to show your stuff? Want to show other peoples stuff to best effect? Then this is your camp. Campers will split into small groups to create and perform theatre vignettes. Both performance and technical theatre will be explored. Campers can self-select into their interest areas, and will have a chance to get hands on as actors, dancers, and singers. On the technical side, campers will learn the basics of: lighting; sound; and set and costume design. Campers will learn how the entire process of theatre comes together to create memorable audience experiences. 4083589080.0
Lacey Camp (Outdoor) - REGULAR Session 3 - 2016 - City of Hanford
Grades: K - 12th This weeks theme "Super Hero Week" Parents, is your child ready to have fun and make new friends this summer? If yes, then bring your child to the coolest hot spot in town. The Lacey Park Day Camp is full of fun activities for children grades K thru 6th. This is an outdoor recreation camp. Campers will learn about the benefits of being physically active; as well as, having a healthy lifestyle in the outdoors. Each week campers will engage in various group games, art projects, participate in a talent show and weekly field trips to the Hanford Teen Center, Hanford Plunge and the local Library. Free breakfast and lunch will be provided. A weekly food menu will be provided at request. If your child has a particular taste, you may consider bringing a sack lunch for your child. The park in the summer is hot, please send your child to the park with a bottle of water and sunscreen. Staff will provide an igloo of cold water for refills. Please have your campers wear comfortable play clothes and tennis shoes. Campers will go to the Hanford Teen Center...
Get Published! Illustration (29224P) - Cary Academy
Imagine your artwork published in a magazine or online for thousands of readers to see! For an aspiring artist like yourself, getting your first piece of artwork published is one of the greatest thrills and is an impressive addition to your portfolio. Work with a local publication to create an illustration for an upcoming issue. Every participant will create their own illustration and at least one drawing will be chosen by the magazine to get published and printed. For artistic inspiration, we will explore the history of modern illustration by profiling artists from the Innovators of American Illustration book by Steven Heller. 919-677-7839
Little Aquanauts (Week 3 PM) - Water Sport Escapades - NESS
Get a taste of sailing, kayaking, surfing, stand up paddle boarding, and windsurfing in this adventure program. Build your muscles with a taste of kayaking, feel the gentle rock and roll of a sailboat while tied to the dock, practice your balance using surfboards and learn the technique of pulling up a windsurf sail. 860-535-9362
SNWP Saturday Writing Camp (1 Saturday a week for 4 weeks) - William V. Wright Elementary School
The SNWP Saturday Writing Camp is the ideal experience for young authors of all skill levels who enjoy the writing process and want to gain experience with different genres. It is a place to meet new friends and share fun experiences. It is best suited for students who enjoy writing both in and out of school. The camp will be held on four Saturdays: February 20, February 27, March 5, and March 12. Each session will be from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 702-799-1010 x5413