Summer Camps in Glenolden, PA

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Skyhawks Flag Football - Redwood City Fields
Skyhawks Flag Football is the perfect introduction to America?s Game, or a great refresher to those who want to brush up on their skills preparing for league play. Through our skill of the day exercises, campers will learn skills on both sides of the ball including the core components of passing, catching, and de-flagging or defensive positioning - all presented in a fun and positive environment. The week ends with the Skyhawks Super Bowl, giving participants a chance to showcase their skills on the gridiron! All participants receive a t-shirt, water bottle, and a player evaluation. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 12:1. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Participants should wear appropriate clothing, running shoes, bring two snacks, and a water bottle. Please apply sunscreen prior to arrival at camp. Also, please send snacks and adequate supplies of water. Only adults on approved check-out list will be permitted to pick up camper at the end of the day. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (Age 5-17) LOCATION Mitchell - 49er Field at Redwood City Fields INSTRUCTOR Skyhawks Sports ,

Summer Kick-Off - Greensboro Day School
SUMMER KICK OFF BCC ONLY CAMP WEEK $220 Rising BB-5th June 6-10 8:30am-6:00pm* please note different fee SUMMER KICK-OFF is run by our Bengal Cub Club after-school care crew. Explore games, unstructured fun time, crafts, movies, water play, and one off- site or on- site awesome field trip/activity. Keep your kids happy while YOU get organized for the summer ahead. Bengal Cub Club instructors. 336-288-8590 x131

Woodworking - PM - Woodworking
Learn a new skill and develop a new hobby this summer! Each camper will have the opportunity to work with a variety of tools and materials and every boy will be provided personal guidance while working on two to three individual projects during this special one-week tutorial session. A variety of wood project ideas and wood species will be offered. Possible projects may include constructing a bookshelf, birdhouse, wooden clock, jigsaw puzzle and carving a bowl or candleholder on a wood lathe. Woodworking experience is not required, only a desire to learn new skills. This specialty camp came into being at the request of campers and parents and has limited enrollment available for instructional purposes. We have envisioned this workshop to have the following goals: 1. To provide a hands-on course that initiates the learning of a new skill during the summer and the development of a lifelong hobby. 2. To learn basic carpentry skills and the proper use of a variety of tools. 3. To encourage pride in ones work and craftsmanship through projects that a boy wants to take home. Cost: $295 (plus the later purchase of individual project wood) Staff: Andrew Reed, Head of the Middle School,... 301-365-4300

Robotics for Primary School Session 2 - The Prairie School
What does it take to build and program a robot? This workshop allows students to build and program a robot to complete a variety of simple tasks. Students use mathematics, engineering, communication skills, and creative problem solving in a hands-­on setting. -- Location: M-15 -- Instructor: Rick Craig, MS Robotics instructor, US Science instructor and US ROV Coordinator (262)752-2680

Hyde Park / Elem / TUES - The Griffin School
Meeting Tuesday for 3rd-5th graders: Campers spend the morning with a local writer, creating poetry and prose and exploring their imaginations. All campers are invited to submit their new, original work for publication on Badgerdogs blog, Unbound. 512-542-0076