Summer Camps in Hedrick, IA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Film-Visual Arts - Amador Elementary School
FINE ARTS ARTISTIC EXPLORATION - NO LUGGAGE REQUIRED Students will analyze the role and development of the visual arts in past and present cultures throughout the world, noting human diversity as it relates to the visual arts and artists. While participating in mini projects inspired by artists, students will have the practical opportunity to develop character by working together applying their learning for the common good of their school, local, and/or global community with a service learning project. Students will perceive and respond to works of art, objects in nature, events, and the environment. Students will describe how artists can show the same theme by using different media and styles. The culminating wearable art project will center around common class selected themes demonstrating human diversity as it relates to visual arts. DIGITAL PROJECTS FROM CONCEPTION TO PROJECTION INVENTIONS Budding entrepreneurs will be provided with problem-solving opportunities to explore the inventor that is within their imagination. Students will work independently and collaboratively to apply their creativity to solve problems that include interactive physics applications. Students will draft, build, and make models utilizing common everyday and recycled items. Students will present their inventions in a Shark Tank style promo clip. Along the... 9258282551 x5431
FINE ARTS ARTISTIC EXPLORATION - NO LUGGAGE REQUIRED Students will analyze the role and development of the visual arts in past and present cultures throughout the world, noting human diversity as it relates to the visual arts and artists. While participating in mini projects inspired by artists, students will have the practical opportunity to develop character by working together applying their learning for the common good of their school, local, and/or global community with a service learning project. Students will perceive and respond to works of art, objects in nature, events, and the environment. Students will describe how artists can show the same theme by using different media and styles. The culminating wearable art project will center around common class selected themes demonstrating human diversity as it relates to visual arts. DIGITAL PROJECTS FROM CONCEPTION TO PROJECTION INVENTIONS Budding entrepreneurs will be provided with problem-solving opportunities to explore the inventor that is within their imagination. Students will work independently and collaboratively to apply their creativity to solve problems that include interactive physics applications. Students will draft, build, and make models utilizing common everyday and recycled items. Students will present their inventions in a Shark Tank style promo clip. Along the... 9258282551 x5431
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PO Box 307, Iowa City, Iowa 52244
Activities: Aerobics/Exercise, Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Community Service, Computer, Field...
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2620 Muscatine Ave, Iowa City, Iowa 52240
The Arc of Southeast Iowa was formed in 1957 by a group of parents and professionals interested in the welfare of individuals with intellectual...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Community Service, Drawing/Painting, Field Trips,...
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Hedrick, IA Summer Camps
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Youth Camp - Royse City, TX
AAI North Texas Youth Camp! Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us. - Ephesians 3:20 Contact your youth leaders for more information and applications!
Ansar Summer Camp 2016 - Brooklyn, NY
- Four Weeks of Fun & Education PLUS Family Barbecue - Islamic Theme: Purification & Prayer - Daily Park Activities - Weekly Field Trips & Fun Activities MUST REGISTER BEFORE JULY 24TH -SEATS LIMITED
Camp KidJam Sign Ups - Leesburg, FL
The only event 2:52 attends every year! Make sure your kids entering the 3rd, 4th, 5th or 6th grades in the Fall of 2016 attend! For more info check the link or the sign up display next week!
Live It Loud Fall Youth Retreat 2016 - Bostic, NC
Xtreme Focus Annual Fall Youth Retreat at South Mountain Christian Camp - Thurs. - Sun. Hiking, Low Ropes Course, Indoor Challenge, Giant Swing, Upward Tower, Services in afternoon & evenings Lodging, activities & meals included in price ($140). What to Bring – Casual, modest clothing, tennis shoes, XF Youth T-shirt (new one), towels, sleeping bag OR twin bed sheets & blanket, pillow, sleepwear, toiletries, Bible, notebook, pen, personal snacks & drinks, money for 1 meal on the way down Thurs. (Zaxby’s). Please pack as light as possible. Space will be limited, so register early.
Kid's Camp Sew a Pencil Case - Pace, FL
Learn to make something useful and fun. The pencil case is lined on the inside and can be embelished any way the student wants. Zipper closure and washable. They will be so proud to show them off. $20.00 for the class includes everything. We will provide a break and snack as well. Class specials are pay for 3 classes and the 4th is half price or pay for 6 and 7th class is free.
Youth Camp - Royse City, TX
AAI North Texas Youth Camp! Now to him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us. - Ephesians 3:20 Contact your youth leaders for more information and applications!
Ansar Summer Camp 2016 - Brooklyn, NY
- Four Weeks of Fun & Education PLUS Family Barbecue - Islamic Theme: Purification & Prayer - Daily Park Activities - Weekly Field Trips & Fun Activities MUST REGISTER BEFORE JULY 24TH -SEATS LIMITED
Camp KidJam Sign Ups - Leesburg, FL
The only event 2:52 attends every year! Make sure your kids entering the 3rd, 4th, 5th or 6th grades in the Fall of 2016 attend! For more info check the link or the sign up display next week!
Live It Loud Fall Youth Retreat 2016 - Bostic, NC
Xtreme Focus Annual Fall Youth Retreat at South Mountain Christian Camp - Thurs. - Sun. Hiking, Low Ropes Course, Indoor Challenge, Giant Swing, Upward Tower, Services in afternoon & evenings Lodging, activities & meals included in price ($140). What to Bring – Casual, modest clothing, tennis shoes, XF Youth T-shirt (new one), towels, sleeping bag OR twin bed sheets & blanket, pillow, sleepwear, toiletries, Bible, notebook, pen, personal snacks & drinks, money for 1 meal on the way down Thurs. (Zaxby’s). Please pack as light as possible. Space will be limited, so register early.
Kid's Camp Sew a Pencil Case - Pace, FL
Learn to make something useful and fun. The pencil case is lined on the inside and can be embelished any way the student wants. Zipper closure and washable. They will be so proud to show them off. $20.00 for the class includes everything. We will provide a break and snack as well. Class specials are pay for 3 classes and the 4th is half price or pay for 6 and 7th class is free.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Afternoon Adventure Wk 4 - Rider Center
Make it a full day of camp and stay for Afternoon Adventure! Our afternoon session includes plenty of outdoor activities and sports. In addition, there is swimming on Tuesday and Thursdays plus trips to the library on Wednesdays. Campers will need to bring a bag lunch, water bottle, swimming suit and towel for Afternoon Adventure. 847 695-0309 x259
Advanced Camp for Boys - Stanfords Avery Aquatic Complex
Special Features: Specific goalie instruction, individual position work, emphasis on shooting and team tactics as well as everyone will participate in the camp tournament. Check In & Pick Up Information Check In - Resident & Day Campers: Check in will be between 4:00 - 4:30 pm on the first day at the dorms. A long water session will be this evening. Pick Up - Resident & Day Campers: Camp concludes at 11:45 AM on the final day of camp at the Avery Aquatic Center. A water session will happen in the morning Open to any and all entrants. 650-725-9016
Jewelry Making for the Kidn me - Barn Art Classroom
The Kidn Me camps are designed for children from age 5 -18 and a parent or caregiver. This class will cover the basics of simple bead stringing. You will learn to make earrings using wire head pins, beads and pre-made earring hooks. You will design a simple bracelet and learn to finish it with crimp beads and a clasp. Simple necklace styles will be presented and you will design and finish one with your choice of clasp! Parents are welcome to participate alongside their child (to add parent participant, use option to add additional participant during registration). Instructor: Lorelei Lotvin 508 435-9222
Week I - Brevard Distance Runners Camp
For all levels, ages 13-18. Instruction includes bio-mechanics, nutrition, goal setting and individualized training procedures. Small group discussions will cover goal setting, training and racing techniques, motivational techniques and supplemental training. Runs will vary according to individual fitness level. Morning workouts offer options of running, yoga, circuit training, aerobics, pilates, tai chi, and weights. Guest speakers will enlighten campers on a variety of interesting topics, including motivation, injuries, training schedules, and choosing college programs. Campers may also participate in an abundance of scheduled or free-time activities including volleyball, ultimate frisbee, basketball, dodge ball, and a talent show. A dance concludes the camp. Open to teams or individuals. Teams of seven or more can choose either week to attend team camp. Team camp is for teams of 7 or more runners. A coach MUST come with each team (at no charge) and they must bring transportation. The emphasis of this week is on team building activities, individualized team training runs (coaches choose mileage, intensity, and terrain), group challenge courses and recreational activities. We will accept teams until the camp is filled. A deposit from 7 team members of the team must be received by May 15. We will continue to accept... 828-883-2399
Do,Re,Me...A,B,C...1,2,3 (Ages 3 & 4) - The Nest
This week we will be having fun while learning our alphabet and numbers. We will practice writing our names, singing songs and making fun projects to aid our learning. We will visit the Farmers Market. This will engage your children and make learning fun in many different ways. 3036743400.0
Afternoon Adventure Wk 4 - Rider Center
Make it a full day of camp and stay for Afternoon Adventure! Our afternoon session includes plenty of outdoor activities and sports. In addition, there is swimming on Tuesday and Thursdays plus trips to the library on Wednesdays. Campers will need to bring a bag lunch, water bottle, swimming suit and towel for Afternoon Adventure. 847 695-0309 x259
Advanced Camp for Boys - Stanfords Avery Aquatic Complex
Special Features: Specific goalie instruction, individual position work, emphasis on shooting and team tactics as well as everyone will participate in the camp tournament. Check In & Pick Up Information Check In - Resident & Day Campers: Check in will be between 4:00 - 4:30 pm on the first day at the dorms. A long water session will be this evening. Pick Up - Resident & Day Campers: Camp concludes at 11:45 AM on the final day of camp at the Avery Aquatic Center. A water session will happen in the morning Open to any and all entrants. 650-725-9016
Jewelry Making for the Kidn me - Barn Art Classroom
The Kidn Me camps are designed for children from age 5 -18 and a parent or caregiver. This class will cover the basics of simple bead stringing. You will learn to make earrings using wire head pins, beads and pre-made earring hooks. You will design a simple bracelet and learn to finish it with crimp beads and a clasp. Simple necklace styles will be presented and you will design and finish one with your choice of clasp! Parents are welcome to participate alongside their child (to add parent participant, use option to add additional participant during registration). Instructor: Lorelei Lotvin 508 435-9222
Week I - Brevard Distance Runners Camp
For all levels, ages 13-18. Instruction includes bio-mechanics, nutrition, goal setting and individualized training procedures. Small group discussions will cover goal setting, training and racing techniques, motivational techniques and supplemental training. Runs will vary according to individual fitness level. Morning workouts offer options of running, yoga, circuit training, aerobics, pilates, tai chi, and weights. Guest speakers will enlighten campers on a variety of interesting topics, including motivation, injuries, training schedules, and choosing college programs. Campers may also participate in an abundance of scheduled or free-time activities including volleyball, ultimate frisbee, basketball, dodge ball, and a talent show. A dance concludes the camp. Open to teams or individuals. Teams of seven or more can choose either week to attend team camp. Team camp is for teams of 7 or more runners. A coach MUST come with each team (at no charge) and they must bring transportation. The emphasis of this week is on team building activities, individualized team training runs (coaches choose mileage, intensity, and terrain), group challenge courses and recreational activities. We will accept teams until the camp is filled. A deposit from 7 team members of the team must be received by May 15. We will continue to accept... 828-883-2399
Do,Re,Me...A,B,C...1,2,3 (Ages 3 & 4) - The Nest
This week we will be having fun while learning our alphabet and numbers. We will practice writing our names, singing songs and making fun projects to aid our learning. We will visit the Farmers Market. This will engage your children and make learning fun in many different ways. 3036743400.0