Summer Camps in Houghton, IA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Camp Coyote M-F #1 9:15-3:15 - Marinwood CSD
Joining the family of Marinwood Camps this year is Camp Coyote! Get ready for brand new, exhilarating adventures every day. Camp Coyote will be going above and beyond with their explorations, sports tournaments and games. Campers will be taking it to the next level with activities like orienteering, dodgeball gauntlets, archery, mountain biking, swimming, homemade catapults and more! We?ll be taking inspiration from favorite books and movies like Percy Jackson, Indiana Jones, The Lord of the Rings and The Maze Runner. This camp is definitely for the more boisterous and adventurous. ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Childcare LOCATION Marinwood Community Center INSTRUCTOR Marinwood Staff
Joining the family of Marinwood Camps this year is Camp Coyote! Get ready for brand new, exhilarating adventures every day. Camp Coyote will be going above and beyond with their explorations, sports tournaments and games. Campers will be taking it to the next level with activities like orienteering, dodgeball gauntlets, archery, mountain biking, swimming, homemade catapults and more! We?ll be taking inspiration from favorite books and movies like Percy Jackson, Indiana Jones, The Lord of the Rings and The Maze Runner. This camp is definitely for the more boisterous and adventurous. ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Childcare LOCATION Marinwood Community Center INSTRUCTOR Marinwood Staff
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1624 Front St, Blue Grass, Iowa 52726
In addition to fun learning and enhancing self esteem skills Camp Abe Lincolns major focus is character development.
Activities: Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Counselor Training (CIT),...
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Houghton, IA Summer Camps
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Summer / Adventure Camp Registration - Solon, OH
The Solon Recreation Department offers two day camps that run in conjunction with one another. The Summer Camp is for pre-kindergarten to fourth graders (child must be at least 5 years old and no older than 12 on their first day of camp). The Adventure Camp is for current fifth & sixth graders (child must be 12 years old or younger on their first day of camp). Camp consists of sports, swimming, activities, field trips and much, much more. The schedules and activities are age appropriately planned. A tentative calendar for 2016 will be available at the Solon Community Center or on-line after February 16. Need more information…Please look on-line at www.solonohio.org. Camper Handbooks, calendars, registration forms and registration information will all be posted on our website in February 2016. If you have further questions, please call Tracy Sullivan at 440.248.5747 or email [email protected]. Camp Registration March 5 - 12, 2016 Registration for Summer / Adventure Camp will begin on Saturday, March 5 at 8:00am at the Solon Community Center. It will run through Saturday, March 12. Please see the schedule below with the times for camp registration. There is a limit of 110 campers...
Hanford Falcons Youth (K-6) Wrestling Camp - Richland, WA
Youth Wrestling Camp Put on by Hanford High School. There will be local college wrestlers that will be clinicians throughout the camp. We will also be working on bringing in some guest from around the PNW that have done a great deal in and for the sport of wrestling. For questions contact Coach Duncan 509-981-7009 [email protected]
Spring Tech Camps (Ages 6-14) - Before/After Care Available - Wixom, M
Get a head start on this summer by enrolling one of our Spring Camps. - Learn to code at the collage level with MIT Scratch. - Learn the interworkings of and how to assemble a computer - Create your own Minecraft Server - Learn Stop Motion Animation from pre-production to post-production - Learn 3D Modeling & Printing - & much more.. SCHEDULE (4/4 - 4/8) - $249-$299 AM = 9:30am-12:30pm & PM = 1:00pm-4:00pm EACH CAMP is 5 Days, 3 Hours/day. Mix and match camps for a FULL DAY of Tech camp fun! LOCATIONS WIXOM: 28265 Beck Road, Suite #C17, Wixom, MI 48393 MADISON HEIGHTS: 32640 Concord Drive, Madison Heights, MI 48071 BEFORE/AFTER CARE It's no question that being a parent is a full time job, whether your checks are signed by a company, yourself or your child(ren). We offer before and after care for all of our camps and the cost remains the same per week regardless of how many camps you have signed up for. Before care runs from 8:30am to 9:30am and after care runs from 4pm to 5pm. Cost is only $25/week/care type. Any additional hours needed is just $5/hour. No sign up is required and you can conveniently pay at the end of the camp week. Don't miss out,...
Kid's Gift Camp! with Shannon Shine at MountainShine Creative - Cumber
Please Reserve ASAP if interested. Message Shannon Shine or email [email protected] Price: $40 For Children Ages 5-10 ( some exceptions may apply please contact if interested) Kids will be able to create a variety of projects geared towards the holiday season, as well as easily gift-able items for parents, guardians, or siblings. Children may be dropped off so parents can enjoy shopping downtown local business for the holidays. * Will need to sign a release form. Limited seats available.
Kid's Art Camp: Art & the Artist - Tuscaloosa, AL
SESSION II Starts NEXT WEEK. If you joined us for Session I, get ready for more fun & learning.... ALL NEW MATERIAL! If you are new to us, no worries. Join us for a whole new experience. Register this week... message us or call the studio directly @ (205) 396-9892. March 12- April 16 (6 weeks) Thursdays 4-6 p.m. Ages 5-10, Cost: $160 includes all supplies. Instructor: Ruth Jatib O’Connor Kids will learn about various forms of art making including drawing, painting, sculpture and printmaking, AND about some of the famous artists that use these forms. Each session will include an introduction, studio work time and critique time to more fully explore art terminology and critical thinking skills. Fun & educational. Don't let your child miss it!
Summer / Adventure Camp Registration - Solon, OH
The Solon Recreation Department offers two day camps that run in conjunction with one another. The Summer Camp is for pre-kindergarten to fourth graders (child must be at least 5 years old and no older than 12 on their first day of camp). The Adventure Camp is for current fifth & sixth graders (child must be 12 years old or younger on their first day of camp). Camp consists of sports, swimming, activities, field trips and much, much more. The schedules and activities are age appropriately planned. A tentative calendar for 2016 will be available at the Solon Community Center or on-line after February 16. Need more information…Please look on-line at www.solonohio.org. Camper Handbooks, calendars, registration forms and registration information will all be posted on our website in February 2016. If you have further questions, please call Tracy Sullivan at 440.248.5747 or email [email protected]. Camp Registration March 5 - 12, 2016 Registration for Summer / Adventure Camp will begin on Saturday, March 5 at 8:00am at the Solon Community Center. It will run through Saturday, March 12. Please see the schedule below with the times for camp registration. There is a limit of 110 campers...
Hanford Falcons Youth (K-6) Wrestling Camp - Richland, WA
Youth Wrestling Camp Put on by Hanford High School. There will be local college wrestlers that will be clinicians throughout the camp. We will also be working on bringing in some guest from around the PNW that have done a great deal in and for the sport of wrestling. For questions contact Coach Duncan 509-981-7009 [email protected]
Spring Tech Camps (Ages 6-14) - Before/After Care Available - Wixom, M
Get a head start on this summer by enrolling one of our Spring Camps. - Learn to code at the collage level with MIT Scratch. - Learn the interworkings of and how to assemble a computer - Create your own Minecraft Server - Learn Stop Motion Animation from pre-production to post-production - Learn 3D Modeling & Printing - & much more.. SCHEDULE (4/4 - 4/8) - $249-$299 AM = 9:30am-12:30pm & PM = 1:00pm-4:00pm EACH CAMP is 5 Days, 3 Hours/day. Mix and match camps for a FULL DAY of Tech camp fun! LOCATIONS WIXOM: 28265 Beck Road, Suite #C17, Wixom, MI 48393 MADISON HEIGHTS: 32640 Concord Drive, Madison Heights, MI 48071 BEFORE/AFTER CARE It's no question that being a parent is a full time job, whether your checks are signed by a company, yourself or your child(ren). We offer before and after care for all of our camps and the cost remains the same per week regardless of how many camps you have signed up for. Before care runs from 8:30am to 9:30am and after care runs from 4pm to 5pm. Cost is only $25/week/care type. Any additional hours needed is just $5/hour. No sign up is required and you can conveniently pay at the end of the camp week. Don't miss out,...
Kid's Gift Camp! with Shannon Shine at MountainShine Creative - Cumber
Please Reserve ASAP if interested. Message Shannon Shine or email [email protected] Price: $40 For Children Ages 5-10 ( some exceptions may apply please contact if interested) Kids will be able to create a variety of projects geared towards the holiday season, as well as easily gift-able items for parents, guardians, or siblings. Children may be dropped off so parents can enjoy shopping downtown local business for the holidays. * Will need to sign a release form. Limited seats available.
Kid's Art Camp: Art & the Artist - Tuscaloosa, AL
SESSION II Starts NEXT WEEK. If you joined us for Session I, get ready for more fun & learning.... ALL NEW MATERIAL! If you are new to us, no worries. Join us for a whole new experience. Register this week... message us or call the studio directly @ (205) 396-9892. March 12- April 16 (6 weeks) Thursdays 4-6 p.m. Ages 5-10, Cost: $160 includes all supplies. Instructor: Ruth Jatib O’Connor Kids will learn about various forms of art making including drawing, painting, sculpture and printmaking, AND about some of the famous artists that use these forms. Each session will include an introduction, studio work time and critique time to more fully explore art terminology and critical thinking skills. Fun & educational. Don't let your child miss it!
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Weeks of Discovery Grades (PreK-5th) - Ethical Culture
WEEKS OF DISCOVERY is an exciting vacation break program filled with age-appropriate activities for children in Grades PreK – 5th. The program takes full advantage of a gymnasium and rooftop playground as well as the closeness of Central Park. Throughout the week, children investigate themes incorporated into art, science, and nature activities and share their discoveries with each other. These themes are expanded in other activities, including sports, games, music, movement, storytelling, drama, and cooking. Under the supervision of experienced counselors, children also go on special outings and adventures. Although each child is part of a smaller peer group of similar ages, every child is also a member of the larger group. This gives each child a different and special kind of social and learning experience. Children have fun, exciting days, but there is always time for relaxation, reflection, and individual pursuits. TYPICAL DAY * Music/dancing * Meeting * Activities (e.g., sports & games, arts & crafts, cooking projects, science projects, and playing outdoors). * Mid morning Story Break. *LUNCH *Second set of choice activities * Snack, Movie * Closing Meeting Clare Svedlow - Co-Director Eric Royo - Co-Director 212-712-6230
Teen Adventure Camp - Sequoia Highlands
Teen Adventure Camp starts at 9 a.m. on June 27 at Sequoia Highlands, which is a large camp built around 1970. There is a large kitchen and dining room and a big recreation room with pool tables, pingpong and darts as well as other activities. The accommodations are in long dorms with army cot bunks, one dorm for girls, one for boys. The view of the valley is spectacular, and the charm of this camp is that it is rustic, has lots of room and is close to Kings Canyon National Park. We take trips on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to lakes, rivers, caves and mountains up in the parks, hiking & swimming & exploring the area. We will also learn about the ecology of the area and how climate change is affecting the Parks and the central valley. While at camp we will tie-dye our camp shirts, create our own videos, fish if the pond is full, and simply hang out and enjoy each others company. Campfires are planned for the evenings after dinner. Emphasis is on teamwork and building community. 559-336-9362
Volleyball - Summer Camp K - 2nd Grade - Fields/Diamonds/Gym/Courts
Participants will learn skills appropriate to learning volleyball including; court movement, skill work, and related games. Special rule adaptations and age appropriate teaching techniques and volleyballs will be used. Grade refers to the 16/17 school year. GRADES Kindergarten - 2nd LOCATION Savanna Oaks School
D2 - wk 7 - Cheerleading - Camp All-American
* Girls Only. Campers will learn cheers, motion techniques, basic partner stunt skills, jump techniques and how to incorporate it all together into one fun routine. 678.405.2266
CAP Discovery Camp SIX (Girls) - Keystone Science School Campus
Wacky Water Celebration: The Aquatic Life CAP Leadership Focus: Values and Dedication Curriculum Features: Water quality (youngers), water management (olders) CAPs will be placed in an adventure day upon arrival at camp, based on availability. The options for this session are Stand-up Paddling or Whitewater Rafting. 970-455-4228
Weeks of Discovery Grades (PreK-5th) - Ethical Culture
WEEKS OF DISCOVERY is an exciting vacation break program filled with age-appropriate activities for children in Grades PreK – 5th. The program takes full advantage of a gymnasium and rooftop playground as well as the closeness of Central Park. Throughout the week, children investigate themes incorporated into art, science, and nature activities and share their discoveries with each other. These themes are expanded in other activities, including sports, games, music, movement, storytelling, drama, and cooking. Under the supervision of experienced counselors, children also go on special outings and adventures. Although each child is part of a smaller peer group of similar ages, every child is also a member of the larger group. This gives each child a different and special kind of social and learning experience. Children have fun, exciting days, but there is always time for relaxation, reflection, and individual pursuits. TYPICAL DAY * Music/dancing * Meeting * Activities (e.g., sports & games, arts & crafts, cooking projects, science projects, and playing outdoors). * Mid morning Story Break. *LUNCH *Second set of choice activities * Snack, Movie * Closing Meeting Clare Svedlow - Co-Director Eric Royo - Co-Director 212-712-6230
Teen Adventure Camp - Sequoia Highlands
Teen Adventure Camp starts at 9 a.m. on June 27 at Sequoia Highlands, which is a large camp built around 1970. There is a large kitchen and dining room and a big recreation room with pool tables, pingpong and darts as well as other activities. The accommodations are in long dorms with army cot bunks, one dorm for girls, one for boys. The view of the valley is spectacular, and the charm of this camp is that it is rustic, has lots of room and is close to Kings Canyon National Park. We take trips on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday to lakes, rivers, caves and mountains up in the parks, hiking & swimming & exploring the area. We will also learn about the ecology of the area and how climate change is affecting the Parks and the central valley. While at camp we will tie-dye our camp shirts, create our own videos, fish if the pond is full, and simply hang out and enjoy each others company. Campfires are planned for the evenings after dinner. Emphasis is on teamwork and building community. 559-336-9362
Volleyball - Summer Camp K - 2nd Grade - Fields/Diamonds/Gym/Courts
Participants will learn skills appropriate to learning volleyball including; court movement, skill work, and related games. Special rule adaptations and age appropriate teaching techniques and volleyballs will be used. Grade refers to the 16/17 school year. GRADES Kindergarten - 2nd LOCATION Savanna Oaks School
D2 - wk 7 - Cheerleading - Camp All-American
* Girls Only. Campers will learn cheers, motion techniques, basic partner stunt skills, jump techniques and how to incorporate it all together into one fun routine. 678.405.2266
CAP Discovery Camp SIX (Girls) - Keystone Science School Campus
Wacky Water Celebration: The Aquatic Life CAP Leadership Focus: Values and Dedication Curriculum Features: Water quality (youngers), water management (olders) CAPs will be placed in an adventure day upon arrival at camp, based on availability. The options for this session are Stand-up Paddling or Whitewater Rafting. 970-455-4228