Summer Camps in Fort Yukon, AK
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Colts Neck Primary - Conover Road School
6 classes on 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, 4/7 and 4/14 (no class on 3/31). KidzArt is a fun and unique art experience. Todays world requires creative thinking skills. KidzArt encourages problem solving, creative thinking and self-confidence using our exclusive methods for teaching drawing. Help your children face the future with a creative mind! 732-872-2357
6 classes on 3/3, 3/10, 3/17, 3/24, 4/7 and 4/14 (no class on 3/31). KidzArt is a fun and unique art experience. Todays world requires creative thinking skills. KidzArt encourages problem solving, creative thinking and self-confidence using our exclusive methods for teaching drawing. Help your children face the future with a creative mind! 732-872-2357
Latest Review for Camp Birch Hill
Wonderful experience for so many years of my life
As a camper for 5 years, I think it speaks volumes that I decided to return as a counselor just to get another summer at such an amazing place. So many actives to pick from. AMAZING staff from all over the country and world. Starting as a camper there at 10 and now 21 there are people I met at Birch Hill that I speak to on a daily basis and will be friends forever. Four years removed from my last Birch Hill experience I... Read More...
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Teen Summer Camp (13-17) - Louisville, KY
Fun, Eco Friendly Summer Camp for teens. Come learn about found object art, nature in art, paper making, natural dying and so much more! Then once camp is over, we will have a special Gallery Showing of all the artists pieces at the June Trolley Hop. An environment encouraging use of the imagination, learning to take care of our Earth and discovering everyone is an artist! This will be at our new facility at 2216 Frankfort Avenue.
Youth Ski Trip 2016 - Freedom, NH
Youth Ski Trip: for our 7th-12th grade students from Friday February 26th to Sunday February 28th we will be at Camp Calumet in West Ossipee, New Hampshire for a wonderful and blessed weekend of skiing and being in fellowship with one another. Make sure to sign up and get your forms located on the Sunday School Bulletin Board. Make sure to come to the meeting on February 7th before church at 8:30am to fill out paperwork, go over the weekend and to make payments. Friends are welcome! Cost is $130.00 per person this year and if you are in need of rentals or lessons, it will be an additional $24.00 each. Please make sure to attend our Brunch Fundraiser on February 7th after church to raise funds for travel and for our chaperones.
Teen Advisory Council: Night Hike and Campfire - Philadelphia, PA
Teens can join us for a night of fun in the park. We will have a planning meeting for the fall, followed by a night hike, and the campfire at 7:30pm. Email [email protected] for more information.
Harmon Restaurant Takeover - Send a Kid to Camp Fundraiser - Tacoma, W
Bring your family, invite your friends and join us for a night out and an opportunity to support camp. Harmon will donate 10% of all proceeds to Camp's Send a Kid to Camp Campaign.
Basketball Kid Camp - Summerville, GA
The Chattooga High School Boys’ Basketball Team is hosting our annual basketball camp for boys and girls in Kindergarten – 8th grade in the beatiful new gym! Camp Dates: Monday, July 18th – Thursday, July 21st Time: The camp will begin each morning at 9:00 a.m. and will run through 12:00 p.m. each day. Cost: $30 per camper. Each camper will receive a t-shirt. Campers will also receive lunch each day. Kids can be signed up the morning of the first day of camp (next Monday, the 18th) beginning at 8:30 a.m. Registration forms/payments may also be dropped off with Amanda Larkins at CHS Tuesday-Friday this week between 9:00 and 3:00. We will post the registration form on the page in case anyone wants to print and complete it in advance. We will accept cash and/or checks made payable to CHS Boys' Basketball.
Teen Summer Camp (13-17) - Louisville, KY
Fun, Eco Friendly Summer Camp for teens. Come learn about found object art, nature in art, paper making, natural dying and so much more! Then once camp is over, we will have a special Gallery Showing of all the artists pieces at the June Trolley Hop. An environment encouraging use of the imagination, learning to take care of our Earth and discovering everyone is an artist! This will be at our new facility at 2216 Frankfort Avenue.
Youth Ski Trip 2016 - Freedom, NH
Youth Ski Trip: for our 7th-12th grade students from Friday February 26th to Sunday February 28th we will be at Camp Calumet in West Ossipee, New Hampshire for a wonderful and blessed weekend of skiing and being in fellowship with one another. Make sure to sign up and get your forms located on the Sunday School Bulletin Board. Make sure to come to the meeting on February 7th before church at 8:30am to fill out paperwork, go over the weekend and to make payments. Friends are welcome! Cost is $130.00 per person this year and if you are in need of rentals or lessons, it will be an additional $24.00 each. Please make sure to attend our Brunch Fundraiser on February 7th after church to raise funds for travel and for our chaperones.
Teen Advisory Council: Night Hike and Campfire - Philadelphia, PA
Teens can join us for a night of fun in the park. We will have a planning meeting for the fall, followed by a night hike, and the campfire at 7:30pm. Email [email protected] for more information.
Harmon Restaurant Takeover - Send a Kid to Camp Fundraiser - Tacoma, W
Bring your family, invite your friends and join us for a night out and an opportunity to support camp. Harmon will donate 10% of all proceeds to Camp's Send a Kid to Camp Campaign.
Basketball Kid Camp - Summerville, GA
The Chattooga High School Boys’ Basketball Team is hosting our annual basketball camp for boys and girls in Kindergarten – 8th grade in the beatiful new gym! Camp Dates: Monday, July 18th – Thursday, July 21st Time: The camp will begin each morning at 9:00 a.m. and will run through 12:00 p.m. each day. Cost: $30 per camper. Each camper will receive a t-shirt. Campers will also receive lunch each day. Kids can be signed up the morning of the first day of camp (next Monday, the 18th) beginning at 8:30 a.m. Registration forms/payments may also be dropped off with Amanda Larkins at CHS Tuesday-Friday this week between 9:00 and 3:00. We will post the registration form on the page in case anyone wants to print and complete it in advance. We will accept cash and/or checks made payable to CHS Boys' Basketball.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Debate Camp: Advanced - Hopkins Campus
This camp is for students who have some exposure to debate or speech activities, a strong interest in debating domestic and foreign affairs, or attended Intro to Debate camps. Advanced Debate Camp reviews the fundamentals of competitive academic debate while deepening your understanding of argument theory, critical thinking, research and speech skills. The topic for the 2016–17 national high school season topic (announced in the spring) will be a central point of discussion. 952-988-3463
DIRECTING (1.5 Hour) TUES 7:30-9:00 - Loudoun Arts Center
Have you ever wanted to take your own vision of a play, musical, or scene and translate it to stage? At LAC you can learn how to create, stage, and communicate your own vision. Students will learn the fundamentals of the stage, working with various types of personalities and roles (actors, designers, and stage managers), and how to communicate your ideas successfully for a cohesive production. 703-444-5888
Lego Mindstorm Robotics - Viewpoint School
This class is an introduction to building and programming robots using the LEGO Mindstorm NXT software and Technic building pieces. Students will be able to build LEGO models featuring working motors and sensor; program their models; and explore a series of cross-circular, theme-based activities while developing their skills is science, technology and engineering. 818-591-6597
Diary of a Wimpy Kid Summer Camp - Stutelage Innovations
Join us for a full week camp celebrating the ten Diary of a Wimpy Kid books! Campers will create their own non-diary full of thoughts and cartoons, participate in themed games and crafts, and find out just what life is like for Greg Heffley. Have you ever wondered what you would look like as a cartoon? During this week of learning and fun, we will be creating our very own cartoon versions of ourselves! Well laugh as we make our own non-diaries, run from The Cheese Touch and test our wimpy kid knowledge. Monday, August 29, 2016 Social Studies: Author Study - Who is Jeff Kinney? Cooperative Learning: Wimpy Kid Trivia Art: Make Your Own Non-Diary ELA: Fregleys Phrases Science: Building Muscles with Greg Art: How to Draw the Wimpy Kid Characters Tuesday, August 30, 2016 Art: Wimp Yourself Cartoon Drawings Cooperative Learning: The Cheese Touch Game Writing: Non-Diary Journaling ELA: Character Personalities and Tone of Voice Lesson Culinary Arts: Decorate Greg Cupcakes Wednesday, August 31, 2016 ELA: Writing Workshop - A Day in the Life of Greg Heffley Art: Greg Heffley Masks Cooperative Learning: Dog Days Expert Interviews Social Studies: Going Unplugged - Life Without Technology Math: Guess the... 7163627848.0
Digital Photography - S2 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
All new projects! Beginning-Intermediate level photographers will learn to optimize the features of their own camera while learning basic to advanced composition, exposure, focus, lighting and printing photos. We will take action, still life and landscape photos, so dress for the weather. We will print final photos and showcase the best in our summer camp art show. Camera with memory chip or transfer cord required. Instructor: Christina Evans 734-416-4278
Debate Camp: Advanced - Hopkins Campus
This camp is for students who have some exposure to debate or speech activities, a strong interest in debating domestic and foreign affairs, or attended Intro to Debate camps. Advanced Debate Camp reviews the fundamentals of competitive academic debate while deepening your understanding of argument theory, critical thinking, research and speech skills. The topic for the 2016–17 national high school season topic (announced in the spring) will be a central point of discussion. 952-988-3463
DIRECTING (1.5 Hour) TUES 7:30-9:00 - Loudoun Arts Center
Have you ever wanted to take your own vision of a play, musical, or scene and translate it to stage? At LAC you can learn how to create, stage, and communicate your own vision. Students will learn the fundamentals of the stage, working with various types of personalities and roles (actors, designers, and stage managers), and how to communicate your ideas successfully for a cohesive production. 703-444-5888
Lego Mindstorm Robotics - Viewpoint School
This class is an introduction to building and programming robots using the LEGO Mindstorm NXT software and Technic building pieces. Students will be able to build LEGO models featuring working motors and sensor; program their models; and explore a series of cross-circular, theme-based activities while developing their skills is science, technology and engineering. 818-591-6597
Diary of a Wimpy Kid Summer Camp - Stutelage Innovations
Join us for a full week camp celebrating the ten Diary of a Wimpy Kid books! Campers will create their own non-diary full of thoughts and cartoons, participate in themed games and crafts, and find out just what life is like for Greg Heffley. Have you ever wondered what you would look like as a cartoon? During this week of learning and fun, we will be creating our very own cartoon versions of ourselves! Well laugh as we make our own non-diaries, run from The Cheese Touch and test our wimpy kid knowledge. Monday, August 29, 2016 Social Studies: Author Study - Who is Jeff Kinney? Cooperative Learning: Wimpy Kid Trivia Art: Make Your Own Non-Diary ELA: Fregleys Phrases Science: Building Muscles with Greg Art: How to Draw the Wimpy Kid Characters Tuesday, August 30, 2016 Art: Wimp Yourself Cartoon Drawings Cooperative Learning: The Cheese Touch Game Writing: Non-Diary Journaling ELA: Character Personalities and Tone of Voice Lesson Culinary Arts: Decorate Greg Cupcakes Wednesday, August 31, 2016 ELA: Writing Workshop - A Day in the Life of Greg Heffley Art: Greg Heffley Masks Cooperative Learning: Dog Days Expert Interviews Social Studies: Going Unplugged - Life Without Technology Math: Guess the... 7163627848.0
Digital Photography - S2 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
All new projects! Beginning-Intermediate level photographers will learn to optimize the features of their own camera while learning basic to advanced composition, exposure, focus, lighting and printing photos. We will take action, still life and landscape photos, so dress for the weather. We will print final photos and showcase the best in our summer camp art show. Camera with memory chip or transfer cord required. Instructor: Christina Evans 734-416-4278