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Summer Camps in Granville, OH

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Junior High #6 Two-week Camp (Males) - Camp Lake Stephens
Our popular 13 day/12 night traditional camp experience in our main camp for the seasoned camper. Campers will participate in a variety of camp activities such as swimming, canoeing, high ropes, rappelling, and zip line in addition to off-camp trips. 662-234-3350

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Granville, OH Summer Camps

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Campus/Teen Devotional - Fairborn, OH

Winter Teen Retreat - Wautoma, WI
This event is coming up soon, and we have received a good number of registrations and volunteers. Use this Facebook event page to share your enthusiasm, or to plan rides. The registration form is online at www.campphillip.com/downloads

Summer CAMP registration - San Francisco, CA
Summer Camp Registration will begin Saturday March 21st at 10AM. Sign up for CAMPS including LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM with the City and County of San Fransisco. This can be done in one of 3 ways: 1. Online at www.sfreconline.org (view entire summer camp 2015 activity guide here) 2. at McLaren Lodge in Golden Gate Park, 501 Stanyan Street (@ Fell) (415) 831-6800. 3. At any neighboring registration site, such as Hamilton Recreation Center. 1900 Geary Blvd (@ Steiner) ***Please make sure you sign up for the correct swim lesson level for your child. If you sign up for the wrong level it could result in a withdrawal without refund for the class. If you are unsure of what level you should be signing up for please contact Assistant Supervisor Tracy Newman (Ford) at Hamilton Aquatic Center (415) 292-2008 and set up a time to have your child tested. We limit all students to a total of two classes for the season, both of which must be of the same level. These classes should also not be back to back lessons due health, safety, and performance reasons. Thank you.

Teen Room Character Campaign Button Craft
Visit Ms. Rosy in the Teen Room and have some fun with your friends during this drop-in, after school craft program. Create a "Vote For..." button to support your favorite book or movie character's run for Presidency! Open to grades 6-12. - See more at: http://nbfpl.org/teenevents.html

Youth Preseason Wrestling Camp (Informational Clinic) - River Falls, W
Kevin Black, Head Coach c 715.441.2980 e kevin@riverfallswrestling.org Located at Meyer Middle School Lower Level Multi-Purpose Room (Wrestling Area). There are no costs for this event. Registration will be available on site (not required). Root Beer Floats provided by the River Falls Wrestling Booster Club at the conclusion of the clinic. Volunteer Sign Up: https://goo.gl/HgF9DU

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Bricks 4 Kids Grades PK-2 (Tuesday) - Janney Elementary School
Bricks4Kids provides a fun learning space where students can play and socialize with friends and learn at the same time. Building on the universal popularity of LEGO ® bricks, each hour-long class is a fun, enriching experience as kids build a new project each week. Using unique models that are different from the kits found in any store, each unit is based on engaging themes such as space, inventions, famous buildings and more. We kick things off with a discussion about key concepts related to the model, then get right into the building. Working with a partner, your child will experience the hands-on fun of seeing a model come together piece by piece, from concept to completion. Each class ends with free-play time so the kids can create their own one-of-a-kind masterpiece. 202-724-8950

Lets Make a Movie 2 July 18-22 - Summit School
Lets Make a Movie 2 --- Camp Leader- Sally Meehan --- July 18-22 --- Rising 6th, 7th & 8th Graders Finally! Lets Make a Movie for older kids! Older campers now have the opportunity to develop more complex plots and characters in the same fun-filled setting! --- Create an original short film --- Work as a creative team to write an original story, develop characters, act on camera --- Focus on acting, storytelling and communication skills --- No acting experience required --- Friends and family film screening on July 22 --- Each camper receives a copy of the film --- Questions about this camp? (336) 722-2777

Sunday Spring Development Academy - St Stephens St Agnes School
Saturdays 9-11 for 7th grade and below and 11-1 for 8th grade and up at the Potomac School in McLean, VA. Some weeks do change due to school sport and club schedules. Sundays are 1:30-3:30 in the afternoon on the turf at St Stephens St Agnes School in Alexandria, VA. 717-877-7351

Spring Break Camp II - RFK Stadium
D.C. Uniteds Spring Break camps provide participants aged 5 – 16 to experience an exciting soccer environment consisting of modern camp exercises, high-level skills demonstrations, and small-sided competitions. Campers will be exposed to a different set of technical and tactical focuses each day of camp. Coaches will work with players to develop their technical ability as well as discover a better understanding of the game in a fun and energetic environment. All participants will receive an official D.C. United camp ball, an official camp t-shirt, a ticket voucher to a D.C. United regular season home match and discount offers on United ticket packages. 202-587-5498

Summer Inspired on the Farm - Deep Roots Community Farm
Join us for this three day farm adventure! We will plant, tend and eat fresh fruits and vegetables from the gardens, build with natural materials, and explore the farms streams, forests and native prairie. We will tend to the farm animals and learn about respectful methods of animal care. And of course, well make some awesome art projects together, including hand stitched journals, water color paintings, woodworking, origami, upcycled CD art and so much more. During this session our biology lessons will explore monarch butterflies and their habitats. All programming is led by Ana Skemp, M.S. Ecology, owner of Deep Roots Community Farm and Jeni Blake, artist and owner of Inspired. 9:1 staff to child ratio. Children will be asked to bring their own healthy snacks and lunch. 608-790-0255