Summer Camps in Hedley, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Defensive Specialist Camp - Beck Center
The Defensive Specialist camp will be a two‐part camp that will focus on the defensive portion of the game as well as the serve receive aspect of the game. There will be a progression of each skill from the building of your platform to the actual movement of hitting the floor. This camp will teach you all of the skills and fundamentals that you will need to become the libero for your team. Campers will receive a T‐Shirt. 859-233-8300
The Defensive Specialist camp will be a two‐part camp that will focus on the defensive portion of the game as well as the serve receive aspect of the game. There will be a progression of each skill from the building of your platform to the actual movement of hitting the floor. This camp will teach you all of the skills and fundamentals that you will need to become the libero for your team. Campers will receive a T‐Shirt. 859-233-8300
Latest Review for WOW Camp Glynn South Georgia
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Teen Intensive Summer Camp with Mule Pack Trip 2017 - Scotts Valley, C
This 4 week teen intensive is one not to be missed! July 9 - August 5 - fb's events can not be longer than 2 weeks so the correct dates are July 9 - August 5! Our teens love this camp! This camp is a trip and travel camp based out of Southern Oregon. Rappelling, White Water Rafting, Leadership, Firearms Safety Training, Trap Shooting, Basic Hunter Ed, Bow Hunting, Nature Photography, Backpacking, Friction Fire, Fishing, Fly-tying, Hiking, Backcountry Cooking, Horsemanship, Archery, Advanced Scout Training including Wilderness Skills and so much more. The teens will experience all of the same activities our 3 week teen intensive camp has to offer BUT there is a mule and horse packing component preparing the teens to head off on a pack trip putting their learned skills to use with horses and mules the 4th week packing in the Eastern Cascades. Registration is open call today to reserve your teen's spot ((541) 900-4537 or register online paying with your credit card. Space is limited to 8 ONLY! "Childhood memories last a lifetime". Come Join the Adventure!
Teen Impact Summer Camp - Camp Agape
Teen Impact Summer Camp is from Monday, July 20th - Saturday, July 25th at Camp Agape in Benton, Tennessee. Cost is $300, plus an additional $35 for whitewater rafting (optional). Release form for rafting is required. Camp deposit of $100 holds your spot and is due by June 15th. Balance due by July 15. All deposits are final & non-refundable. Teen Impact medical release form is required and is available on the homepage of our website. For more information contact the Impact office at (813) 264-9368 or Bill @ (813) 600-9446 or [email protected].
PCM Softball Youth Winter Camp - 4th-6th - Prairie City, IA
What: PCM Softball invites future softball athletes in grades 2-6 to the 1st Annual PCM Softball Youth Camp. Athletes will receive instruction from high school student athletes and coaches. When: Grades 2nd & 3rd on March 6th, 2016 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Grades 4th – 6th on March 13th, 2016 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Cost: Registration is $20 (includes T-Shirt). Checks payable to PCM Athletic Boosters. (Scholarships available upon request, please contact Coach Plein for information.) Location: PCM Middle School Gym (located in Prairie City) Questions: Coach Whitney Plein ([email protected]) Coach Rusty Vos ([email protected])
Kid's Summer Art Camp at SCGA: July 11 - July 15 - Sumter, SC
Mon, July 11, 2016 - Fri, July 15, 2016 Summer Art Camp at the SCGA Morning Classes: 9:00am - 12:00pm: Fun in the Mud (Ages 4-7) In this beginner’s pottery class students will be introduced to different kinds of clay, the pottery wheel, a variety of hand-building skills and colorful glazes. We will draw inspiration for our creations from children’s stories as we combine art, storytelling and play in this unique class offering. Space is the Place (Ages 4-7) “Houston, we have lift off!” Join us for a week of activities designed to engage our youngest students through both visual art and science. We will learn about rockets, the Milky Way, black holes, the solar system, our unique moon and more through painting, sculpture, and mixed media art projects. Modern Masters (Ages 8-12) introduces children to the wonderful world of Van Gogh, Cézanne, Dali, Chagall and Matisse. Using famous works of art to understand the artist’s styles, children reproduce their own artwork. These lessons are classic examples of how mixing art history with simple, foundational techniques can create the most beautiful works of art. Afternoon Classes: 1:00pm - 4:00pm: Artistic Assemblage (Ages 9 & up) Local artist Trisha King will guide this set of projects in...
Masonic Park & Youth Camp Fall Dinner - Wimauma, FL
Join us Saturday, October 22nd between 11am and 2pm... $15 per person All proceeds benefit the park
Teen Intensive Summer Camp with Mule Pack Trip 2017 - Scotts Valley, C
This 4 week teen intensive is one not to be missed! July 9 - August 5 - fb's events can not be longer than 2 weeks so the correct dates are July 9 - August 5! Our teens love this camp! This camp is a trip and travel camp based out of Southern Oregon. Rappelling, White Water Rafting, Leadership, Firearms Safety Training, Trap Shooting, Basic Hunter Ed, Bow Hunting, Nature Photography, Backpacking, Friction Fire, Fishing, Fly-tying, Hiking, Backcountry Cooking, Horsemanship, Archery, Advanced Scout Training including Wilderness Skills and so much more. The teens will experience all of the same activities our 3 week teen intensive camp has to offer BUT there is a mule and horse packing component preparing the teens to head off on a pack trip putting their learned skills to use with horses and mules the 4th week packing in the Eastern Cascades. Registration is open call today to reserve your teen's spot ((541) 900-4537 or register online paying with your credit card. Space is limited to 8 ONLY! "Childhood memories last a lifetime". Come Join the Adventure!
Teen Impact Summer Camp - Camp Agape
Teen Impact Summer Camp is from Monday, July 20th - Saturday, July 25th at Camp Agape in Benton, Tennessee. Cost is $300, plus an additional $35 for whitewater rafting (optional). Release form for rafting is required. Camp deposit of $100 holds your spot and is due by June 15th. Balance due by July 15. All deposits are final & non-refundable. Teen Impact medical release form is required and is available on the homepage of our website. For more information contact the Impact office at (813) 264-9368 or Bill @ (813) 600-9446 or [email protected].
PCM Softball Youth Winter Camp - 4th-6th - Prairie City, IA
What: PCM Softball invites future softball athletes in grades 2-6 to the 1st Annual PCM Softball Youth Camp. Athletes will receive instruction from high school student athletes and coaches. When: Grades 2nd & 3rd on March 6th, 2016 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Grades 4th – 6th on March 13th, 2016 from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Cost: Registration is $20 (includes T-Shirt). Checks payable to PCM Athletic Boosters. (Scholarships available upon request, please contact Coach Plein for information.) Location: PCM Middle School Gym (located in Prairie City) Questions: Coach Whitney Plein ([email protected]) Coach Rusty Vos ([email protected])
Kid's Summer Art Camp at SCGA: July 11 - July 15 - Sumter, SC
Mon, July 11, 2016 - Fri, July 15, 2016 Summer Art Camp at the SCGA Morning Classes: 9:00am - 12:00pm: Fun in the Mud (Ages 4-7) In this beginner’s pottery class students will be introduced to different kinds of clay, the pottery wheel, a variety of hand-building skills and colorful glazes. We will draw inspiration for our creations from children’s stories as we combine art, storytelling and play in this unique class offering. Space is the Place (Ages 4-7) “Houston, we have lift off!” Join us for a week of activities designed to engage our youngest students through both visual art and science. We will learn about rockets, the Milky Way, black holes, the solar system, our unique moon and more through painting, sculpture, and mixed media art projects. Modern Masters (Ages 8-12) introduces children to the wonderful world of Van Gogh, Cézanne, Dali, Chagall and Matisse. Using famous works of art to understand the artist’s styles, children reproduce their own artwork. These lessons are classic examples of how mixing art history with simple, foundational techniques can create the most beautiful works of art. Afternoon Classes: 1:00pm - 4:00pm: Artistic Assemblage (Ages 9 & up) Local artist Trisha King will guide this set of projects in...
Masonic Park & Youth Camp Fall Dinner - Wimauma, FL
Join us Saturday, October 22nd between 11am and 2pm... $15 per person All proceeds benefit the park
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Adventure Camp - Week 3 (4 Days Only) - The Greenwell Foundation
Adventure Camp (ages 8-12 by first day of camp session). This week, Camp runs for 4 days only (Tuesday to Friday) Why is Adventure Camp different? Campers are provided the opportunity to explore further into the park with longer hikes, shelter building, and learning how to build a campfire – and then Smores! Part of Adventure Camp is letting the group direct what activities they would like to do by coming up with new and exciting adventures. The staff has the freedom to be creative when making these fun adventures come to life. Campers will have an opportunity to kayak twice during the week, including a visit to the Hollywood Oyster Company. They will create and run their own unique obstacle course, go fishing and crabbing from the pier, and build their own boats out of recycled materials and test to see if they are sea-worthy. Mid-week, campers will hike to the Manor House area where they can build forts with bamboo, explore the gardens, play water games and capture the flag, visit the Barn and participate in our Nature Time program. Each afternoon, campers are provided an afternoon snack and each week there is a chance to make Smores.... 301-373-9775
Filmmaking Made Easy AND Great [A] - Coyote Central
In this course you will shoot films with iPads and find out how easily you can combine professional filmmaking with modern technology. Youll put to use new skills to film and edit. making your final projects look slick and professional. Working with a professional filmmaker youll pick up techniques to establish moods, create tension, compose gripping shots, time your actions. Youll find out how effectively you can turn your funny, weird, creative and thoughtful ideas & stories into short films - and then upload to Vimeo for public viewing. Instructor: Elliat Graney-Sauke 2063237276.0
Gardening Club 4-8 - YSWPCS
The students will learn how to plant and tend to a garden to produce healthy, fresh food for themselves and for the school community. They will also learn about sustainability and caring for the earth. 4126682064 x134
Boating: Basic Sailing Camp - Lake Merritt Boating Center
Piedmont Recreation is proud to partner with the City of Oakland Lake Merritt Boating Center. Piedmont Recreation offers transportation to and from these camps. The Basic Sailing Camp requires a swim evaluation that can be arranged through the Piedmont Community Pool at (510) 655-5163. SWIM EVALUATION IS REQUIRED. This entry level sailing class will definitely give kids a chance to get their "sea legs". The campers start off learning the parts of the sailboat and by weeks end theyll understand wind direction as it relates to propelling, and more importantly, controlling their sailboat. Games and drills on the water help to teach these basic skills. No experience is needed. If your child does not have a swim evaluation verification on file, a swim evaluation will have to be completed before the first day of camp. Please call (510) 238-2196 to obtain a swim evaluation form, or download the pdf. at oaklandnet.com/parks/programs/boating [] You can also take the form to the Piedmont Community Pool for the evaluation (510) 655-5163. Each Day CAMPERS SHOULD BRING: * Layered warm clothing for water sports * Closed toe tennis shoes or water shoes * A change of clothes, towel, socks, shoes, underwear ...
Rip City Basketball Camp Sess. I & 2 - NHTI, Concords Community College
Campers wishing to sign up for Sessions I & II can do so with this registration process. Session I: Day session from 8:30 am-3:30 pm Session II: Night session from 4 pm-8 pm (only 4 nights--no Friday night camp Boys and girls in grades 4-11 Every camper will take a short break between the end of the Day Session (3:30) and the start of the night session (4:00 PM) to rehydrate, have some snacks and get refreshed before transitioning to the night session. Campers coming for the whole day should bring snacks/lunch/drinks...bring a ball or purchase a camp ball from our camp store....come ready to play. Session I (days) is different from the night session. Session I offers a traditional style camp with regular teams and games. Session II offers skill work with multiple types of team games and contests. 603-340-1719
Adventure Camp - Week 3 (4 Days Only) - The Greenwell Foundation
Adventure Camp (ages 8-12 by first day of camp session). This week, Camp runs for 4 days only (Tuesday to Friday) Why is Adventure Camp different? Campers are provided the opportunity to explore further into the park with longer hikes, shelter building, and learning how to build a campfire – and then Smores! Part of Adventure Camp is letting the group direct what activities they would like to do by coming up with new and exciting adventures. The staff has the freedom to be creative when making these fun adventures come to life. Campers will have an opportunity to kayak twice during the week, including a visit to the Hollywood Oyster Company. They will create and run their own unique obstacle course, go fishing and crabbing from the pier, and build their own boats out of recycled materials and test to see if they are sea-worthy. Mid-week, campers will hike to the Manor House area where they can build forts with bamboo, explore the gardens, play water games and capture the flag, visit the Barn and participate in our Nature Time program. Each afternoon, campers are provided an afternoon snack and each week there is a chance to make Smores.... 301-373-9775
Filmmaking Made Easy AND Great [A] - Coyote Central
In this course you will shoot films with iPads and find out how easily you can combine professional filmmaking with modern technology. Youll put to use new skills to film and edit. making your final projects look slick and professional. Working with a professional filmmaker youll pick up techniques to establish moods, create tension, compose gripping shots, time your actions. Youll find out how effectively you can turn your funny, weird, creative and thoughtful ideas & stories into short films - and then upload to Vimeo for public viewing. Instructor: Elliat Graney-Sauke 2063237276.0
Gardening Club 4-8 - YSWPCS
The students will learn how to plant and tend to a garden to produce healthy, fresh food for themselves and for the school community. They will also learn about sustainability and caring for the earth. 4126682064 x134
Boating: Basic Sailing Camp - Lake Merritt Boating Center
Piedmont Recreation is proud to partner with the City of Oakland Lake Merritt Boating Center. Piedmont Recreation offers transportation to and from these camps. The Basic Sailing Camp requires a swim evaluation that can be arranged through the Piedmont Community Pool at (510) 655-5163. SWIM EVALUATION IS REQUIRED. This entry level sailing class will definitely give kids a chance to get their "sea legs". The campers start off learning the parts of the sailboat and by weeks end theyll understand wind direction as it relates to propelling, and more importantly, controlling their sailboat. Games and drills on the water help to teach these basic skills. No experience is needed. If your child does not have a swim evaluation verification on file, a swim evaluation will have to be completed before the first day of camp. Please call (510) 238-2196 to obtain a swim evaluation form, or download the pdf. at oaklandnet.com/parks/programs/boating [] You can also take the form to the Piedmont Community Pool for the evaluation (510) 655-5163. Each Day CAMPERS SHOULD BRING: * Layered warm clothing for water sports * Closed toe tennis shoes or water shoes * A change of clothes, towel, socks, shoes, underwear ...
Rip City Basketball Camp Sess. I & 2 - NHTI, Concords Community College
Campers wishing to sign up for Sessions I & II can do so with this registration process. Session I: Day session from 8:30 am-3:30 pm Session II: Night session from 4 pm-8 pm (only 4 nights--no Friday night camp Boys and girls in grades 4-11 Every camper will take a short break between the end of the Day Session (3:30) and the start of the night session (4:00 PM) to rehydrate, have some snacks and get refreshed before transitioning to the night session. Campers coming for the whole day should bring snacks/lunch/drinks...bring a ball or purchase a camp ball from our camp store....come ready to play. Session I (days) is different from the night session. Session I offers a traditional style camp with regular teams and games. Session II offers skill work with multiple types of team games and contests. 603-340-1719