Summer Camps in Howard, KS
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: The Write Stuff - Ages 5-6 - Wichita Collegiate School
Instructor: Freed Is your child struggling to learn how to print? Are they reluctant to complete written work? Whether your child is struggling or not, learning to print is a very complex skill. This class will provide all of the foundational skills necessary to be able to learn to print effectively and efficiently all while having FUN! Kristin Freed, Licensed Occupational Therapist will assess your students use of a writing tool and then provide a multitude of activities to improve their grasp, general stability, tactile discrimination, visual-motor coordination, and visual-perceptual skills for more successful writing tool use. 6 weeks, June 14,21,28 & July 12,19,26 316-771-2289
Instructor: Freed Is your child struggling to learn how to print? Are they reluctant to complete written work? Whether your child is struggling or not, learning to print is a very complex skill. This class will provide all of the foundational skills necessary to be able to learn to print effectively and efficiently all while having FUN! Kristin Freed, Licensed Occupational Therapist will assess your students use of a writing tool and then provide a multitude of activities to improve their grasp, general stability, tactile discrimination, visual-motor coordination, and visual-perceptual skills for more successful writing tool use. 6 weeks, June 14,21,28 & July 12,19,26 316-771-2289
Latest Review for Sherwood Forest Camp Inc
So Affordable!
Both of my daughters attended this camp two years in a row; then my oldest daughter went on to be a camp counselor for a summer before she went on to basic training. They are now 28 and 30 years old and they STILL talk about their camp experience!!
I have a soon to be teen son, who attended the camp one year and I always wait too late to get him in again!
As a mom, I've always been very pleased with the Staff... Read More...
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FALL TEEN RETREAT - Shutesbury, MA
Come to our annual fall teen retreat here at Pine Brook Camp. Don’t miss a great weekend packed with fun and excitement. Meet new friends, hear messages from God’s Word and make memories that will last forever! Saturday you will have a choice of staying at the camp and playing flag football, going canoeing at Tully Lake in Royalston, MA or Rock Climbing at Chapel Ledges in Ashfield, MA.
Summer Camp - undefined, TX
At BONA, we are always excited about the summer because we get to spend time with some great STUDENT athletes. Over the past 17 years, we have been blessed to only work with great athletes, many of whom have developed the skill and discipline to move on and become productive parts of the athletic and professional community. This summer we want to spend 5 days with your young student athlete and discuss the importance of working with a purpose. Our goal each summer is to work with 10 - 15 young men grades 6 -12 to meet specific camp objectives.
Teen and JBC Camp - Brevard, NC
Both of these camps are VERY popular, so the sooner we can get registrations in and lock in our week the better. We'd like to keep from having kids on the waiting list. There are flyers with registration forms on the back table in the auditorium at church or click the Ticket URL above for a registration form. Teen Camp Pre-Registration Deadline: January 31st, gets a $30 discount Camp Dates: July 18-23 Ages: Entering 7th Grade through Graduating Seniors as of fall of 2016 Speaker: Tom Farrell JBC Camp Pre-Registration Deadline: January 31st, gets a $30 discount Camp Dates: July 18-23 Ages: 9 years old by September 1, 2016 and entering Grades 4-7 in the fall of 2016 Speaker: Mark Herbster Please contact Paul and Andrea Rogers if you have any questions, Email: [email protected] Phone: 703-314-4705
"He Knows" Spring Youth Retreat - Newville, PA
For Youth in 6th-12th grade In our lives we sometimes feel like we are all alone. We feel like we can do whatever we want because no one sees it. We feel like no one understands the painful situations we are faced with. We feel like no one understands us. There is One who sees our sin, understands our pain and understands us. His name is Jesus!!! HE KNOWS!!! If interested, please contact Pastor Steve for registration forms and for more information: [email protected]
Kid Capri & Camp Lo - New York, NY
Tonight. May 19th Toca Tuesdays presents Music by Kid Capri Performance by Camp Lo for there newly released album "Ragtime Hightimes" available now!
FALL TEEN RETREAT - Shutesbury, MA
Come to our annual fall teen retreat here at Pine Brook Camp. Don’t miss a great weekend packed with fun and excitement. Meet new friends, hear messages from God’s Word and make memories that will last forever! Saturday you will have a choice of staying at the camp and playing flag football, going canoeing at Tully Lake in Royalston, MA or Rock Climbing at Chapel Ledges in Ashfield, MA.
Summer Camp - undefined, TX
At BONA, we are always excited about the summer because we get to spend time with some great STUDENT athletes. Over the past 17 years, we have been blessed to only work with great athletes, many of whom have developed the skill and discipline to move on and become productive parts of the athletic and professional community. This summer we want to spend 5 days with your young student athlete and discuss the importance of working with a purpose. Our goal each summer is to work with 10 - 15 young men grades 6 -12 to meet specific camp objectives.
Teen and JBC Camp - Brevard, NC
Both of these camps are VERY popular, so the sooner we can get registrations in and lock in our week the better. We'd like to keep from having kids on the waiting list. There are flyers with registration forms on the back table in the auditorium at church or click the Ticket URL above for a registration form. Teen Camp Pre-Registration Deadline: January 31st, gets a $30 discount Camp Dates: July 18-23 Ages: Entering 7th Grade through Graduating Seniors as of fall of 2016 Speaker: Tom Farrell JBC Camp Pre-Registration Deadline: January 31st, gets a $30 discount Camp Dates: July 18-23 Ages: 9 years old by September 1, 2016 and entering Grades 4-7 in the fall of 2016 Speaker: Mark Herbster Please contact Paul and Andrea Rogers if you have any questions, Email: [email protected] Phone: 703-314-4705
"He Knows" Spring Youth Retreat - Newville, PA
For Youth in 6th-12th grade In our lives we sometimes feel like we are all alone. We feel like we can do whatever we want because no one sees it. We feel like no one understands the painful situations we are faced with. We feel like no one understands us. There is One who sees our sin, understands our pain and understands us. His name is Jesus!!! HE KNOWS!!! If interested, please contact Pastor Steve for registration forms and for more information: [email protected]
Kid Capri & Camp Lo - New York, NY
Tonight. May 19th Toca Tuesdays presents Music by Kid Capri Performance by Camp Lo for there newly released album "Ragtime Hightimes" available now!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
SMC Elite Prospect Camp - Saint Marys College of California
The SMC Prospect Camp will run from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. The camp offers top student athletes the chance to excel and compete in a learning environment. Players will receive extensive instruction in hitting, pitching, and fielding by SMC coaches while getting a chance to play in some competitive games. We would like to start promptly at 9:00 AM so be there early to sign in! *Dont forget to bring your own personal softball equipment 925-631-4386
Advanced Pysanky Eggs - Spiva Center for the Arts
Further exploration into this fascinating art form! This session is for returning students who want to expand on their knowledge. Register early, this class is limited to 6 students. (417) 623-0183
1st Session - Vocal Performance - YSCP
Club Description: The Vocal Performance Club is for students who really love to sing and who would like to develop their skills further. The class includes group singing (choir) but also emphasizes vocal technique with individual attention. Students, who feel ready for a challenge beyond group singing, will be encouraged and supported in their preparation for solo presentations. Repertoire will be chosen according to the abilities of the students, including folk songs, songs from movies and musicals, jazz favorites, and art songs. Older students are, especially, encouraged to enroll. Goals for February to May include developing students individual vocal technique and exploring repertoire which will highlight the abilities of each. The class will also prepare for presentations at school events and other opportunities. Instructor Bio: The class will be taught by Carol Pharo, B.A. in Music from Penn State, M.M. from New England Conservatory, an Advanced Certificate in Singing from The Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, and a diploma in fortepiano from The Royal Conservatory in the Hague. Ms. Pharo is the Artistic Director of The Music Academy in State College. She has directed children in the operas Amahl and the Night Visitors and LOrfeo and composed... 8142379727.0
Young Artist, Great Adventures - S1 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
A class designed especially for geographically-inclined young artists...Get your art passport ready! Our itinerary will include two and three-dimensional art pieces inspired by countries and cultures of the world! Mexican terra cotta tiles, world flag-making, mock stained glass from Italy, and more... Each student will exhibit a piece in our end of summer Art Show. 734-416-4278
1st-4th grade: American Doll and Etiquette Camp - Saint Marys School
Etiquette and good manners is all about kindness, consideration and truthfulness. This camp will celebrate young girls and all that they can be. We will try to speak to their imagination and teach them the importance of friends and family. We will use Role Play and other fun activities to entertain, educate and inspire them. The Etiquette section will include: Memory Work; a written invitation; making proper introductions; using proper telephone etiquette. We will learn to make an appointment, make purchases and just ask questions. We will set a proper table, drink hot tea from a teacup and eat hot soup with a spoon. Finally, we will help set up a proper Tea Table for our Graduation Tea. During this week of camp we will enjoy our dolls and even choose our own Doll of the Year. As we study good character traits, we will try to spark their imagination and teach them the importance of family and friends as we name and develop our very own Doll of the Year, we will write a short book about her. Together we will tell of her character traits and her favorite activities. We will also develop a family for her and... 9194244028.0
SMC Elite Prospect Camp - Saint Marys College of California
The SMC Prospect Camp will run from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. The camp offers top student athletes the chance to excel and compete in a learning environment. Players will receive extensive instruction in hitting, pitching, and fielding by SMC coaches while getting a chance to play in some competitive games. We would like to start promptly at 9:00 AM so be there early to sign in! *Dont forget to bring your own personal softball equipment 925-631-4386
Advanced Pysanky Eggs - Spiva Center for the Arts
Further exploration into this fascinating art form! This session is for returning students who want to expand on their knowledge. Register early, this class is limited to 6 students. (417) 623-0183
1st Session - Vocal Performance - YSCP
Club Description: The Vocal Performance Club is for students who really love to sing and who would like to develop their skills further. The class includes group singing (choir) but also emphasizes vocal technique with individual attention. Students, who feel ready for a challenge beyond group singing, will be encouraged and supported in their preparation for solo presentations. Repertoire will be chosen according to the abilities of the students, including folk songs, songs from movies and musicals, jazz favorites, and art songs. Older students are, especially, encouraged to enroll. Goals for February to May include developing students individual vocal technique and exploring repertoire which will highlight the abilities of each. The class will also prepare for presentations at school events and other opportunities. Instructor Bio: The class will be taught by Carol Pharo, B.A. in Music from Penn State, M.M. from New England Conservatory, an Advanced Certificate in Singing from The Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, and a diploma in fortepiano from The Royal Conservatory in the Hague. Ms. Pharo is the Artistic Director of The Music Academy in State College. She has directed children in the operas Amahl and the Night Visitors and LOrfeo and composed... 8142379727.0
Young Artist, Great Adventures - S1 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
A class designed especially for geographically-inclined young artists...Get your art passport ready! Our itinerary will include two and three-dimensional art pieces inspired by countries and cultures of the world! Mexican terra cotta tiles, world flag-making, mock stained glass from Italy, and more... Each student will exhibit a piece in our end of summer Art Show. 734-416-4278
1st-4th grade: American Doll and Etiquette Camp - Saint Marys School
Etiquette and good manners is all about kindness, consideration and truthfulness. This camp will celebrate young girls and all that they can be. We will try to speak to their imagination and teach them the importance of friends and family. We will use Role Play and other fun activities to entertain, educate and inspire them. The Etiquette section will include: Memory Work; a written invitation; making proper introductions; using proper telephone etiquette. We will learn to make an appointment, make purchases and just ask questions. We will set a proper table, drink hot tea from a teacup and eat hot soup with a spoon. Finally, we will help set up a proper Tea Table for our Graduation Tea. During this week of camp we will enjoy our dolls and even choose our own Doll of the Year. As we study good character traits, we will try to spark their imagination and teach them the importance of family and friends as we name and develop our very own Doll of the Year, we will write a short book about her. Together we will tell of her character traits and her favorite activities. We will also develop a family for her and... 9194244028.0