Summer Camps in Heyburn, ID
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Treasure Hunt (Half Day 9-12) - Loudoun Arts Center
Yarrrgh, Mateys! Jump aboard the LAC Pirate Ship for the treasure hunt of a lifetime. We set sail for the pool and voyage to Pirates Cove Water Park for swimming and mini-golf. Well learn to sword fight, sing sea chanteys, create pirate flags, and more. 703-444-5888
Yarrrgh, Mateys! Jump aboard the LAC Pirate Ship for the treasure hunt of a lifetime. We set sail for the pool and voyage to Pirates Cove Water Park for swimming and mini-golf. Well learn to sword fight, sing sea chanteys, create pirate flags, and more. 703-444-5888
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41.7 Miles
Address:
PO Box 389, Shoshone, Idaho 83352
Traditional Bible camp + adventure camps and servant events located in beautiful mountains outstanding Christian staff.
Activities: Archery, Backpacking, Bicycling/Biking, Canoeing, Community Service, Horseback Riding (Western), Rafting,...
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Heyburn, ID Summer Camps
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Kid's Paint Camp - Mendon, NY
Join me for Kid's Paint Camp at Studiomove this Friday October 9 from 9:30-12. We'll paint "Moonlight Meow". $35/ person . Bring payment on day of camp. I'll provide materials to paint, light snack, and outdoor time. Kid's bring their fun and creativity. Space limited. RSVP necessary. Contact Nora Gelb to RSVP or if you have any questions. 330-3929 or [email protected] or sign up on Studiomove.org website under Kids Paint Camp Kid's Paint Camp also available on Monday October 12 from 9:30-12. "Anchor" theme. $35/ person.
Summer-Set Music & Camping Festival - Somerset, WI
Looking forward to playing at Summer Set Music & Camping Festival in Somerset WI August 14th – 16th. Tickets and Info are available at http://summersetfestival.com/
Hensel Christian Youth Camp - Marble Falls, TX
It seems every year there is one statement we hear time and time again from campers, “I don’t feel like I have the relationship with God I should, or could have.” Our relationship with God is constantly maturing, and we can all say we could have a stronger, healthier relationship with God. This is why our theme for Hensel 2016 is centered around providing our kids with the tools to have a healthy relationship with our God. The year’s theme is taken from Proverbs 3:1-10 and is simply “Committed: Becoming Children of God” , first serve and will open midnight on April 2
Destroyer's Den V2 2016 Event 2 - Greenfield, IN
Teen Father-Daughter Outdoor Adventure - Columbus, OH
6th – 12th Grade Girl Scouts and the male adult of their choice are invited to come share an Outdoor Adventure hosted by the Girl Scouts Rocky Fork Service Unit Come and hang out with other Girl Scouts and their dads. Show off your outdoor survival and cooking skills. Don’t have outdoor skills? Come and learn some! Cost is $10 per person. Sign up by October 9th, 2016. Questions? Email Roxanne at [email protected]
Kid's Paint Camp - Mendon, NY
Join me for Kid's Paint Camp at Studiomove this Friday October 9 from 9:30-12. We'll paint "Moonlight Meow". $35/ person . Bring payment on day of camp. I'll provide materials to paint, light snack, and outdoor time. Kid's bring their fun and creativity. Space limited. RSVP necessary. Contact Nora Gelb to RSVP or if you have any questions. 330-3929 or [email protected] or sign up on Studiomove.org website under Kids Paint Camp Kid's Paint Camp also available on Monday October 12 from 9:30-12. "Anchor" theme. $35/ person.
Summer-Set Music & Camping Festival - Somerset, WI
Looking forward to playing at Summer Set Music & Camping Festival in Somerset WI August 14th – 16th. Tickets and Info are available at http://summersetfestival.com/
Hensel Christian Youth Camp - Marble Falls, TX
It seems every year there is one statement we hear time and time again from campers, “I don’t feel like I have the relationship with God I should, or could have.” Our relationship with God is constantly maturing, and we can all say we could have a stronger, healthier relationship with God. This is why our theme for Hensel 2016 is centered around providing our kids with the tools to have a healthy relationship with our God. The year’s theme is taken from Proverbs 3:1-10 and is simply “Committed: Becoming Children of God” , first serve and will open midnight on April 2
Destroyer's Den V2 2016 Event 2 - Greenfield, IN
Teen Father-Daughter Outdoor Adventure - Columbus, OH
6th – 12th Grade Girl Scouts and the male adult of their choice are invited to come share an Outdoor Adventure hosted by the Girl Scouts Rocky Fork Service Unit Come and hang out with other Girl Scouts and their dads. Show off your outdoor survival and cooking skills. Don’t have outdoor skills? Come and learn some! Cost is $10 per person. Sign up by October 9th, 2016. Questions? Email Roxanne at [email protected]
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Creativity Camp - The Derryfield School
Investigate ideas, and discover creative ways of thinking through unique experiences with art. Through a variety of fun activities in and around The Derryfield School, Creative Campers will become more confident in their ability to observe, analyze, and problem-solve. Emphasizing the power of imagination and innovation, campers will be encouraged to create their own works of art using a variety of media and materials. Sessions will include a special tour at the Currier Museum of Art, observing and exploring nature through art around campus, and projects in the art studio. (603) 721-1327
Girls High School Performing Resident Camp - Army & Navy Academy
Our 2016 High School Performing Camp is our premium program, consisting of high performing U18 athletes eager to train with some of the best in the country and develop in a competitive environment. Athletes will either be invited or accepted after application to attend this camp. Players will advance with USA Rugby Academy; a one-of-a-kind rugby experience which allows athletes to grow as players and offers additional opportunities for exposure and experience. Players will be pushed to develop their situational recognition around different attacks, defenses, and tactics. Our Performing Resident Camps are the top place to be selected for ATAVUS All-Star teams for both 7s and 15s competition opportunities. The camp will end with matches between teams hand selected by the camp coaches to not only allow athletes to implement what they have just learned into live play but to further throw their hand up for additional selections. There will be a shuttle from the San Diego Airport to the Army and Navy Academy. The commuter rate does not include the shuttle, board during camp, and only includes lunch. 1-888-989-8728
Little Artist & Engineer -Kinder, Spring Session - Brandon Elementary
This class includes all new projects each session. Kindergarteners discover both art and engineering through fun, hands-on and engaging projects geared for the young inquisitive mind. Students gain self-confidence and problem solving skills as they learn to draw, paint, sculpt, and collage while using artist quality media! They develop cognitive thinking and spatial skills as well as an understanding of cause and effect using KNEX Transportation, Early Simple Machines and Keva Planks, to construct 3-D models, learn about simple machines, the tools used to work on machines and their functions. 29 Classes for School Year: 9/14/15 9/21/15 9/28/15 10/5/15 10/12/15 10/19/15 10/26/15 11/2/15 11/9/15 11/30/15 12/7/15 12/14/15 1/11/16 1/25/16 2/1/16 2/8/16 2/22/16 2/29/16 3/7/16 3/14/16 3/21/16 4/4/16 4/11/16 4/18/16 4/25/16 5/2/16 5/9/16 5/16/16 5/23/16 NO Classes for Parent Conference or Holidays: 11/16 PC, 11/23 Thanks, 1/4, 1/18 MLK, 2/15 Pres D, 3/28 SB 805-570-1988
Nature & Pond Life - Middle School
Through observation and inquiry, students explore the Nature around them. In this session we take the children through nature trails and begin our journey with a trees parts and the role each part plays in a trees life cycle. After observing patterns in nature, students create their own design project that will reinforce the lesson learned. What makes a bird a bird? To find out, students go on a picturesque bird walk and use binoculars to observe birds closely. They comb the environment to investigate artifacts like feathers, feet, and skulls to discover how different birds learn to adapt and thrive in their special niches. A hands-on art project helps to reinforce this avian adventure. Through simple scientific observation and physical exploration, students investigate the nature of seeds, their role in the cycle of life, and interesting ways that they adapt, survive, and thrive in their environment. Students dissect seeds and then create their own seed mosaic. They learn about the lifecycles of bees and the role they play in pollination. Students observe and practice the art of bee communication. After learning about the production and harvesting of bee products, such as honey and beeswax, students use real beeswax to... (516) 750-3104
5th-8th Grade Summer Basketball Camp - Kittery Community Center
This camp is aimed at the more experienced player looking to improve on his/her skills. This camp will be instructed by Traips Varsity boys coach Jeremy Paul, and varsity girls coach Scott Blake. Those who attend will enjoy learning the fundamentals of shooting, ball handling, rebounding, passing, defense, and team play. In addition you will have some fun and challenging competitions, a basketball camp t-shirt, a continuing basketball workout schedule for when the camp is over, and excitement. Please bring a lunch each day. The price of this camp is $130 for the first child and $200 for a family, and includes a T-shirt. This camp takes place at the Kittery Community Center. LOCATION KCC Gymnasium at Kittery Community Center INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
Creativity Camp - The Derryfield School
Investigate ideas, and discover creative ways of thinking through unique experiences with art. Through a variety of fun activities in and around The Derryfield School, Creative Campers will become more confident in their ability to observe, analyze, and problem-solve. Emphasizing the power of imagination and innovation, campers will be encouraged to create their own works of art using a variety of media and materials. Sessions will include a special tour at the Currier Museum of Art, observing and exploring nature through art around campus, and projects in the art studio. (603) 721-1327
Girls High School Performing Resident Camp - Army & Navy Academy
Our 2016 High School Performing Camp is our premium program, consisting of high performing U18 athletes eager to train with some of the best in the country and develop in a competitive environment. Athletes will either be invited or accepted after application to attend this camp. Players will advance with USA Rugby Academy; a one-of-a-kind rugby experience which allows athletes to grow as players and offers additional opportunities for exposure and experience. Players will be pushed to develop their situational recognition around different attacks, defenses, and tactics. Our Performing Resident Camps are the top place to be selected for ATAVUS All-Star teams for both 7s and 15s competition opportunities. The camp will end with matches between teams hand selected by the camp coaches to not only allow athletes to implement what they have just learned into live play but to further throw their hand up for additional selections. There will be a shuttle from the San Diego Airport to the Army and Navy Academy. The commuter rate does not include the shuttle, board during camp, and only includes lunch. 1-888-989-8728
Little Artist & Engineer -Kinder, Spring Session - Brandon Elementary
This class includes all new projects each session. Kindergarteners discover both art and engineering through fun, hands-on and engaging projects geared for the young inquisitive mind. Students gain self-confidence and problem solving skills as they learn to draw, paint, sculpt, and collage while using artist quality media! They develop cognitive thinking and spatial skills as well as an understanding of cause and effect using KNEX Transportation, Early Simple Machines and Keva Planks, to construct 3-D models, learn about simple machines, the tools used to work on machines and their functions. 29 Classes for School Year: 9/14/15 9/21/15 9/28/15 10/5/15 10/12/15 10/19/15 10/26/15 11/2/15 11/9/15 11/30/15 12/7/15 12/14/15 1/11/16 1/25/16 2/1/16 2/8/16 2/22/16 2/29/16 3/7/16 3/14/16 3/21/16 4/4/16 4/11/16 4/18/16 4/25/16 5/2/16 5/9/16 5/16/16 5/23/16 NO Classes for Parent Conference or Holidays: 11/16 PC, 11/23 Thanks, 1/4, 1/18 MLK, 2/15 Pres D, 3/28 SB 805-570-1988
Nature & Pond Life - Middle School
Through observation and inquiry, students explore the Nature around them. In this session we take the children through nature trails and begin our journey with a trees parts and the role each part plays in a trees life cycle. After observing patterns in nature, students create their own design project that will reinforce the lesson learned. What makes a bird a bird? To find out, students go on a picturesque bird walk and use binoculars to observe birds closely. They comb the environment to investigate artifacts like feathers, feet, and skulls to discover how different birds learn to adapt and thrive in their special niches. A hands-on art project helps to reinforce this avian adventure. Through simple scientific observation and physical exploration, students investigate the nature of seeds, their role in the cycle of life, and interesting ways that they adapt, survive, and thrive in their environment. Students dissect seeds and then create their own seed mosaic. They learn about the lifecycles of bees and the role they play in pollination. Students observe and practice the art of bee communication. After learning about the production and harvesting of bee products, such as honey and beeswax, students use real beeswax to... (516) 750-3104
5th-8th Grade Summer Basketball Camp - Kittery Community Center
This camp is aimed at the more experienced player looking to improve on his/her skills. This camp will be instructed by Traips Varsity boys coach Jeremy Paul, and varsity girls coach Scott Blake. Those who attend will enjoy learning the fundamentals of shooting, ball handling, rebounding, passing, defense, and team play. In addition you will have some fun and challenging competitions, a basketball camp t-shirt, a continuing basketball workout schedule for when the camp is over, and excitement. Please bring a lunch each day. The price of this camp is $130 for the first child and $200 for a family, and includes a T-shirt. This camp takes place at the Kittery Community Center. LOCATION KCC Gymnasium at Kittery Community Center INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff