Summer Camps in Frontier, ND
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Project Play August 1-5 - Summit School
Project Play Ages 3 and 4 Early Childhood Teachers August 1-5 9am-2pm Parents may choose to pick up their children before 2pm. Lunch included in fee Children must be toilet trained. Child must be 3 by July 1, 2016. Come discover why play is how children learn, not something set apart from learning. Project Play offers children ages three and four the opportunity to learn as they play in an engaging environment with… -supportive, experienced teachers that will support and deepen playful learning -an exciting and developmentally appropriate learning environment, including time exploring nature and outdoor spaces -high quality materials and art media, including clay, paint, natural materials, fabric, and more -a portfolio of photos and your childs words that document his or her learning journey throughout the week Educational research supports play as the best way for children to learn. At Project Play, we seek to live out this research by supporting play around engaging, creative questions and explorations. Come join us! Questions about this camp? Contact Della Hinman at (336) 722-2777
Project Play Ages 3 and 4 Early Childhood Teachers August 1-5 9am-2pm Parents may choose to pick up their children before 2pm. Lunch included in fee Children must be toilet trained. Child must be 3 by July 1, 2016. Come discover why play is how children learn, not something set apart from learning. Project Play offers children ages three and four the opportunity to learn as they play in an engaging environment with… -supportive, experienced teachers that will support and deepen playful learning -an exciting and developmentally appropriate learning environment, including time exploring nature and outdoor spaces -high quality materials and art media, including clay, paint, natural materials, fabric, and more -a portfolio of photos and your childs words that document his or her learning journey throughout the week Educational research supports play as the best way for children to learn. At Project Play, we seek to live out this research by supporting play around engaging, creative questions and explorations. Come join us! Questions about this camp? Contact Della Hinman at (336) 722-2777
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Distance
5.33 Miles
Address:
901 8th St S, Moorhead, Minnesota 56562
Concordia Language Villages offers culture & language immersion in 15 languages. High school credit, adult, & abroad programs also available.
Activities: Academics, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, International Culture, Language...
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Distance
5.47 Miles
Address:
400 1st Ave S, Fargo, North Dakota 58103
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Drama, Horseback...
Distance
5.68 Miles
Address:
, Fargo, North Dakota
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Frontier, ND Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Winter Teen Camp 2016 - Hardwick, NJ
Apply to be a camper or volunteer at Winter Teen Camp! Volunteers who attended training in 2015 are eligible to attend. Application deadline January 30. Click the TICKETS LINK to apply or click here: http://www.campqualityusa.org/nj/events RSVP on this page DOES NOT count as an application! Contact Olivia ([email protected]) if you have any questions!
No School Kid’s Cooking Camp—Pumpkin, Apples, Butternut Squash - Chica
Ages 8-13, Hands-On, 4 hour class $30 Our school doors aren’t closed today. We’d love to educate your child(ren) on their day off with a skill set that will be used for decades to come—cooking! All participants will be shopping, prepping, cooking, eating and cleaning. Most food is made from scratch and in season! Today’s menu will focus on the fall produce of pumpkin, apples, butternut squash and cranberries: pumpkin bread with maple butter, apple pockets, curried butternut squash soup with cranberry chutney and baked brie crostini. Call 312.587.0648 to sign up today - limited seats available!
PRE-TEEN CAMP - Woodlake, TX
We are now taking reservations for PRE-TEEN CAMP! Ages are kids in grades 3-5 (just completed). Camp will be at the Pineywoods Baptist Camp in Woodlake, TX, July 30-August 3, 2016. Times shown are approximate. We will release schedule closer to the date. Cost is $275 Total, with a $50 deposit due upon registration. We will be taking a charter bus to the camp. Registration forms are available in the children's area of the chuirch and at the church office. For more information, contact Cathy Smith [email protected] or 512-491-9600.
Coats 4 Kids Camping Kickoff - Spokane Valley, WA
Please help us with our 1st Jamison Hook Allstate Coats-4-Kids drive. We are excited to participate in this event with KXLY who have been keeping area kids warm for the last 30 years! With winter around the corner we need to insure the children of our community are taken care of! We will be announcing the winner of the competition as well as kicking off Brett's camping time 10 minutes per coat donated! Lets keep Brett cold!
GCSML Summer Camp EXPO - Colleyville, TX
Wondering what fun things there are for your young children to do this summer? Come explore first hand several Summer Camp programs offered for preschool and elementary-aged kids by local businesses in the Grapevine, Colleyville, and Southlake areas. From cooking class to sports and art to education, plan an awesome summer your kids won't forget! Hosted by the GCS Mom's League, a non-profit organization aiming to support moms and their families through friendship, resources, and service. The event is free and open to all families in the community. Guests to GCS Mom's League, please RSVP here. Members can RSVP through our GCSML MeetUp site. Children are welcome to accompany thier parent to the event. As normal with GCSML General Meetings, childcare is available but only offered to members.
Winter Teen Camp 2016 - Hardwick, NJ
Apply to be a camper or volunteer at Winter Teen Camp! Volunteers who attended training in 2015 are eligible to attend. Application deadline January 30. Click the TICKETS LINK to apply or click here: http://www.campqualityusa.org/nj/events RSVP on this page DOES NOT count as an application! Contact Olivia ([email protected]) if you have any questions!
No School Kid’s Cooking Camp—Pumpkin, Apples, Butternut Squash - Chica
Ages 8-13, Hands-On, 4 hour class $30 Our school doors aren’t closed today. We’d love to educate your child(ren) on their day off with a skill set that will be used for decades to come—cooking! All participants will be shopping, prepping, cooking, eating and cleaning. Most food is made from scratch and in season! Today’s menu will focus on the fall produce of pumpkin, apples, butternut squash and cranberries: pumpkin bread with maple butter, apple pockets, curried butternut squash soup with cranberry chutney and baked brie crostini. Call 312.587.0648 to sign up today - limited seats available!
PRE-TEEN CAMP - Woodlake, TX
We are now taking reservations for PRE-TEEN CAMP! Ages are kids in grades 3-5 (just completed). Camp will be at the Pineywoods Baptist Camp in Woodlake, TX, July 30-August 3, 2016. Times shown are approximate. We will release schedule closer to the date. Cost is $275 Total, with a $50 deposit due upon registration. We will be taking a charter bus to the camp. Registration forms are available in the children's area of the chuirch and at the church office. For more information, contact Cathy Smith [email protected] or 512-491-9600.
Coats 4 Kids Camping Kickoff - Spokane Valley, WA
Please help us with our 1st Jamison Hook Allstate Coats-4-Kids drive. We are excited to participate in this event with KXLY who have been keeping area kids warm for the last 30 years! With winter around the corner we need to insure the children of our community are taken care of! We will be announcing the winner of the competition as well as kicking off Brett's camping time 10 minutes per coat donated! Lets keep Brett cold!
GCSML Summer Camp EXPO - Colleyville, TX
Wondering what fun things there are for your young children to do this summer? Come explore first hand several Summer Camp programs offered for preschool and elementary-aged kids by local businesses in the Grapevine, Colleyville, and Southlake areas. From cooking class to sports and art to education, plan an awesome summer your kids won't forget! Hosted by the GCS Mom's League, a non-profit organization aiming to support moms and their families through friendship, resources, and service. The event is free and open to all families in the community. Guests to GCS Mom's League, please RSVP here. Members can RSVP through our GCSML MeetUp site. Children are welcome to accompany thier parent to the event. As normal with GCSML General Meetings, childcare is available but only offered to members.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Boys Basketball Camp Session I - WPI Campus - Sports & Rec Center
WPIs state-of-the-art athletic facilities provide the perfect setting for fun and learning this summer. Through high quality instruction on fundamentals and team concepts, you will develop a deeper understanding for the game and refine your skills. Daily activities include drills, lectures, team practice, game play, and an optional free swim. (508) 831-4900
AP HISTORY PREP - Memphis University School
The AP History prep class is for MUS rising 10th or 11th graders enrolled in either AP United States History or AP European History for the 2016-17 school year. Students will be introduced to the new AP exam format and develop the necessary skills to succeed on the exam and in the class. 901-260-1300
May 23-27: Wilderness Skills (Ages 5-6) - Mountain Kids!
This week will plant the seeds of exploration and adventure in a safe, fun, and engaging environment for young outdoors-kids! Learn how to prepare for a hike and stay safe in the wilderness. Learn the four cardinal directions, and the importance of attitude in a survival situation. Make shelters and learn the difference between a survival shelter and a fort. Embrace serendipity, get curious and learn from what we see in nature! 505-699-6230
The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts - The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
The Wallis bring audiences world-class theater, dance and music, performed by many of the worlds most talented and sought- after artists. Invertigo Dance Theatre collaborates with a network of choreographers, theatre companies, musical ensembles, social service agencies, education programs and design artists to promote physical and artistic empowerment. 310-246-3800
Cheerleading - Norfolk Christian Schools
Come out and learn Cheerleading under the direction of an multi award winning coach and NCS Varsity squad. Coach Amanda Beery has led her team to FCC National Championships, coached girls to win Individual and Team performance awards. During this week of camp campers will learn skills that emphasize proper form and as well as safety. Stunting: Starting with low-level skills such as thigh stands and progressing to semi-advanced stunts. Tumbling: Cartwheels, handstands and round offs. Those with a solid tumbling background will work on back handspring technique. Motions: Learn all motions and the names for each arm placement with a focus on sharp and properly executed technique. Cheers: Cheers will be taught to the participants, implementing the skills learned at camp Dance: A dance will be taught utilizing the needed to excel in cheer dance. Jumps: Proper jump technique starting with basis approach and forms continuing through to advanced jumping. 757-274-6295
Boys Basketball Camp Session I - WPI Campus - Sports & Rec Center
WPIs state-of-the-art athletic facilities provide the perfect setting for fun and learning this summer. Through high quality instruction on fundamentals and team concepts, you will develop a deeper understanding for the game and refine your skills. Daily activities include drills, lectures, team practice, game play, and an optional free swim. (508) 831-4900
AP HISTORY PREP - Memphis University School
The AP History prep class is for MUS rising 10th or 11th graders enrolled in either AP United States History or AP European History for the 2016-17 school year. Students will be introduced to the new AP exam format and develop the necessary skills to succeed on the exam and in the class. 901-260-1300
May 23-27: Wilderness Skills (Ages 5-6) - Mountain Kids!
This week will plant the seeds of exploration and adventure in a safe, fun, and engaging environment for young outdoors-kids! Learn how to prepare for a hike and stay safe in the wilderness. Learn the four cardinal directions, and the importance of attitude in a survival situation. Make shelters and learn the difference between a survival shelter and a fort. Embrace serendipity, get curious and learn from what we see in nature! 505-699-6230
The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts - The Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
The Wallis bring audiences world-class theater, dance and music, performed by many of the worlds most talented and sought- after artists. Invertigo Dance Theatre collaborates with a network of choreographers, theatre companies, musical ensembles, social service agencies, education programs and design artists to promote physical and artistic empowerment. 310-246-3800
Cheerleading - Norfolk Christian Schools
Come out and learn Cheerleading under the direction of an multi award winning coach and NCS Varsity squad. Coach Amanda Beery has led her team to FCC National Championships, coached girls to win Individual and Team performance awards. During this week of camp campers will learn skills that emphasize proper form and as well as safety. Stunting: Starting with low-level skills such as thigh stands and progressing to semi-advanced stunts. Tumbling: Cartwheels, handstands and round offs. Those with a solid tumbling background will work on back handspring technique. Motions: Learn all motions and the names for each arm placement with a focus on sharp and properly executed technique. Cheers: Cheers will be taught to the participants, implementing the skills learned at camp Dance: A dance will be taught utilizing the needed to excel in cheer dance. Jumps: Proper jump technique starting with basis approach and forms continuing through to advanced jumping. 757-274-6295