Summer Camps in Fraser, MI

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TPC WED 6-7PM SESSIONS 1 (4/24-6/4) - SWG Tee Area at TPC River Highlands
YOU ARE REGISTERING FOR CHAMPION CLASSES AT TPC ON WEDNESDAYS FROM 6-7PM The Champion Level Program is for players looking to expand their golf skills, improve on-course play, and, for players who may be interested, playing high school golf. The Champion Program focuses on short putting, long putting, short chipping, long chipping, pitching (high shots), pitching (low shots), posture and best routines, grip basics, club face control, driving success, iron consistency, hybrid and fairway metals and on-course strategies. Our lesson plans will go more in depth in etiquette, rules of golf, golf skills, shot making, and begin discussions for those that want to pursue local competitions. The Champion Session Package Includes: - Three 60-minute supervised practice sessions - One 60-minute On-Course Coaching Session (held at course to be determined) - One 30-minute private lesson with a Suzy Certified Instructor - SWJGA Hat - Low Student-Instructor Ratio Requirements for the Champion Level Program: - Ages 7-17 (based on class size, players will be grouped by age) - Consistently Scores 48-60 for 9 Holes and has passed the Medalist Benchmarks (860) 306-6059

Reverse (Grades 8-12 by Fall 2015) - Blue Grass Christian Camp
Back for its fifth year with some great new additions! Evenings will be filled with classic activities we all know and love--swimming, sports, challenge courses, campfires, Spirit-filled worship, along with some new extreme activities--while each day will be spent in service to the communities that surround us. Weve teamed up with local programs in and around our city of Lexington to embrace the young, love the marginalized, and serve the disadvantaged. Each day is filled with opportunities to be the hands and feet of Christ (and weve also thrown in a few suprises!). Come to Reverse and get your camp fix, but, more than that, come prepared to be shaken and shaped by God through an experience that challenges you to fix your focus on something and someone outside of your self. 8592635239.0

Little Aquanauts (Week 10 PM) - Body Zone - NESS
Have you ever wondered how big you are compared to a blue whale, or what similarities your body has to a squid, or even how far you can jump compared to a kangaroo. Learn more about our own astonishing bodies, compare our bodies to some amazing animals, and perform a squid dissection. 860-535-9362

7th-9th grade girls: Innovators Hub - Saint Marys School
Students should choose one of the three programs as their primary focus but will interact with the other two programs throughout the week. 1. Learning To Lead: FINDING YOUR PASSION- focuses on skill building that will help girls grow as strong, confident leaders. Leaders-in-training work directly with women leaders from Saint Marys and the Raleigh community, both one-on-one and in group programming, to explore topics including leadership styles, public speaking, business etiquette, historical women leaders, navigating ethical dilemmas, resolving conflict, find your passion, and community engagement. At the end of the week, participants have new leadership skills, a better sense of themselves as leaders, and the confidence to be leaders in their own lives. 2. The Power of STEAM - offers girls the opportunity to develop new skills in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. From exploring the arts to visiting maker spaces to learning about design thinking, participants have fun while discovering all that these STEAM fields have to offer. Girls learn resiliency, grow in confidence, and uncover new talents and interests as they enjoy an exciting week of learning that transcends the classroom and prepares them for their futures! 3. Girls in Entrepreneurship - is not just about... 9194244028.0

Early Reader Program - Valle Verde Elementary
Classroom: D-8 Instructor: Active Reading Center () This reading class is designed for first and second grade students who have difficulty learning to read in traditional environments. We utilize play activities that help emerging readers learn letter sounds, and blend those sounds into words. All teaching is done by trained teachers from the Active Reading Center. A brief evaluation of each students abilities will be provided at the end of the session. Students may be recommended for work with a reading teacher on a one-on-one basis. Class size is limited to six. Priority will be given to students who have not taken this class. (7 classes) 415-314-1749