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LATEST CAMPS NEWS: D-3 The Mathematical Wonders of Pascals triangle - Aurora
Most mathematics teachers are aware of the some of the more straightforward connections Pascals Triangle has to mathematics. Come explore some of the lesser known connections that can be used to peak your students interest and entice them into exploring the mathematics behind these connections. (630)9075950

Latest Review for Camp Mabo Sound of Music

My daughter loves experiencing nature at the camp!
This camp gives students the chance to develop socially and musically. My 10 year old daughter loves the fact she can be out in nature, feels safe and can learn about music with like-minded children. Combining nature with music is a great way to spend her summer. It is a wonderful learning environment, but it is also relaxed and comfortable.... Read More...


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Summer Smash Day Camp at TEC! - Thousand Oaks, CA
Do you want something cool and fun for your kids to do this summer? Well look no further! Check out our new schedule and some new activities! Click here to sign up today!! Our weeks are filling up and we hope you won't miss out on Summer Smash 2016! Here are some of the exciting activities we have planned for you this summer: NEW 5 day camp weeks! Rock Climbing Week-long Maccabiah 6 Flags/Hurricane Harbor Boating Slack lines/Rope swing/New Ropes Elements Beach days Themed arts and crafts, definitely tie-dye Universal/Harry Potter World Sports Cooking Ga-ga, camp songs, trivia galore Lifelong friendships and more! We can't wait to see you this summer! Jordan Levine, Summer Smash Director Shannon Tepfer, Youth Director summersmash@templeetzchaim.org (805)494-3648

HHS Football Youth Camp - Hughson, CA
Hughson High Football is hosting a Youth Camp. This camp provides a great opportunity for the youth in Hughson, 7 to 14 yrs old to learn the needed football skills to be successful. Participants will be coached by both the Hughson High Football coaching staff and the Hughson High Varsity Football Players. The camp will also end with some friendly competitions between teams. A Camp T-Shirt will be provided. Time: Registration at 8:15am, Camp starts promptly at 9am Lunch will be served 12pm to 1pm Camp Cost - $25 per player Dress Code: tshirt, shorts, and cleats

Teen Camp Informational Meeting - Orange, TX
We will have a short meeting for Teen Camp following the am service. I encourage all teens and parents to attend!

Kid Fit Boot Camp Age 8-11 - Chandler, AZ
Child Care is $5/month per child (Kids Fitness Classes included) Gym membership: $15.00 for Adults $10.00 for Youth Ages 12-17

TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Session 2 - Marshall, VA
June 9 &10 TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Ages 13 & UP 1:00 pm-4:00 pm. both days. Students will create pieces based on interests. Teens will work on the pottery wheel, in fused glass, canvas painting and paint your own pottery. Call Studio with questions (540) 364-2834. See further details at our website.

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Camp Shalom LIT - Session IIB - JCC Campus
The Camp Shalom LIT Program (formerly counselor in training) has been redesigned to allow teens a multifaceted experience. The program contains three core components: leadership training, hands-on counselor skills guidance, and fun, social programming. Each two-week session will provide teens the opportunity to experience every facet of working at a summer camp from interacting directly with campers to shadowing activity specialists. Under the supervision of the LIT Assistant Director, LITs will meet as a group regularly to attend workshops specially planned for them. Each LIT will have the opportunity to become CPR and First Aid Certified. Upon successful completion of the LIT Program, participants will receive a minimum of 45 community service hours and are eligible for a higher rate of pay as Assistant Counselors at Camp Shalom. 512-735-8100

Cubs Soccer 2 - Brigham Young University
Join the BYU Cougars for great soccer action headed by BYU womens soccer head coach Jennifer Rockwood and BYU mens soccer head coach Chris Watkins. Also on staff are current and former BYU soccer standouts from both nationally ranked programs. Campers will learn the basics of footwork, dribbling, passing, shooting and heading. They will incorporate these skills in training settings and game scrimmages. Small coach-to-camper ratios allow kids to benefit from individual instruction and attention. 801-422-5724

Spanish 6-9 year olds, Winter Fun Day Camp - Pusteblume International Preschool
Lets have some winter fun with arts and crafts, stories and singing - and, of course, lots of play. All instructions are in Spanish. Camp hours are from 9AM to 3PM, early drop off possible from 8:30AM on, aftercare available until 5:30PM at extra cost. 212 206 1137

Beginners 1 - Show-Me Gymnastics
Beginners age 5-9 Monday: 6:00 - 7:30 PM Tuesday: 5:30 - 7:00 PM Wednesday: 6:00 - 7:30 PM Saturday: 11:35 AM - 1:00 PM (573) 443-3547

Cabinets of Curiosity - Lyman Campus
Ages: Girls and Boys Entering Grades 7 - 9 Dates: June 27 – July 1 Time: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Format: One-week session designed around challenging activities Location: Laurels Lyman Campus in Shaker Heights Tuition: $360/session Cabinets of curiosity, also known as wonder rooms, were collections of extraordinary objects used to categorize the world and tell stories about its oddities. In this class, we will create a wonder room by investigating several of the many ways in which science and art intersect. By highlighting the overlap between art and science, we will gain a better understanding of each, as well as a new appreciation for how art can play a role in scientific processes and how science can inform and facilitate the creation of visual art. Topics of exploration may include: • Gyotaku/fish printing • Biological illustration • Kinetic sculpture • Cyanotyping/solar prints • The golden ratio and biomimicry • Using bacteria as paint • Nature journaling and the history of collecting 216-455-0154