Summer Camps in Interior, SD
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Classical Audition (Premier) - Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center
AUDITION REQUIREMENTS Intermediate Requirements: - One two-octave major scale up to three sharps/flats (chosen by moderator) - One sight reading excerpt (provided at audition) - An unaccompanied etude or solo work that best represents students technical and artistic skills—no more than 3 minutes in length Advanced Requirements: - 2 two-octave major scales up to five sharps/flats (chosen by moderator) - One sight reading excerpt (provided at audition) - An unaccompanied etude or solo work that best represents students technical and artistic skills—no more than 3 minutes in length - 2016-17 Advanced Excerpt** Premier Requirements: - 2 three-octave major scales up to seven sharps/flats (chosen by moderator) - One sight reading excerpt (provided at audition) - An unaccompanied etude or solo work that best represents students technical and artistic skills—no more than 3 minutes in length - 2016-17 Advanced Excerpt** - 2017-17 Premier Excerpt** **Excerpts will be announced on the website (www.dso.org/wfa) on March 1, 2016 Please note: Students should audition for the highest level ensemble for which they would like to be considered. Students will automatically be considered for a different level if they do not make their top choice. 3135765060.0
AUDITION REQUIREMENTS Intermediate Requirements: - One two-octave major scale up to three sharps/flats (chosen by moderator) - One sight reading excerpt (provided at audition) - An unaccompanied etude or solo work that best represents students technical and artistic skills—no more than 3 minutes in length Advanced Requirements: - 2 two-octave major scales up to five sharps/flats (chosen by moderator) - One sight reading excerpt (provided at audition) - An unaccompanied etude or solo work that best represents students technical and artistic skills—no more than 3 minutes in length - 2016-17 Advanced Excerpt** Premier Requirements: - 2 three-octave major scales up to seven sharps/flats (chosen by moderator) - One sight reading excerpt (provided at audition) - An unaccompanied etude or solo work that best represents students technical and artistic skills—no more than 3 minutes in length - 2016-17 Advanced Excerpt** - 2017-17 Premier Excerpt** **Excerpts will be announced on the website (www.dso.org/wfa) on March 1, 2016 Please note: Students should audition for the highest level ensemble for which they would like to be considered. Students will automatically be considered for a different level if they do not make their top choice. 3135765060.0
Latest Review for Camp Nicolet
Exciting Activities For Girls
This camp for girls is an excellent way to get your daughter out into nature in order to enjoy so many fun activities. My daughter went horseback riding, swimming, sailing, kayaking, paddle boarding, and did arts and crafts and learned a lot about musical theater. She had such a great time. The cabins were nice, the staff is excellent, and she took away so much from her experience there. She can’t wait to go back next summer.... Read More...
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
The Summer Camp Show @ Wonderland Ballroom - Washington, DC
The Summer Camp Show is back. There's no better time to hang on to that summer camp feeling than September. The Summer Camp Show is a comedy show lampooning summer camp and other childhood tropes. Admission is free and there is free alcoholic bug juice. Nate Johnson, Camp Coordinator Natalie McGill, Spiritual Advisor Michael Sullivan, Music Coordinator Herb Manilla, Music Coordinator Topher Bellavia, Counselor Hillary Scofield, Counselor James Freeman, Counselor Graham Hall, Stand Up Comedian Doors open at 7:30pm. We'll have Arts & Crafts, Get To Know You Games, and more.
Monogram Tween/Teen Camp - Lexington, KY
Are you monogram crazy? In this one evening mini-camp you'll paint a 12" curly vine monogram for your room, plus learn to monogram a string tote bag, and try out a monogram jewelry technique. This camp is for our older crafters, ages 11 and up. $50 includes all supplies and pizza, too.
Show the Love - Valentine's Youth Auditioning Camp (ABQ) - Albuquerque
Next up, casting director Faith Hibbs-Clark, CSA will have your kids "loving" every minute of this character study all day camp. Students will learn about the importance of characterization & what make a difference during an audition. They will have so much fun, they won't know they are learning advanced skills. Pizza lunch materials included. To Register: Click ticket link above to register and save your spot NOTE: Workshops are for educational purposes only. No refunds will be issued for last minute cancellations or no shows. There will be a 1 time offer of credit for a future workshop if space allows. The credit will expire in 6 months.
Ranger Kid Day Camp - Springfield, MO
We want to get to know your graduating Ranger! Join us for a day of swimming and pancake making.
Teen Winter Camp 2016! - Reading, MI
For ages 13-18: Join us for a weekend of sledding, extreme games, and chilling with old friends! Kyle Douglass will bring solid teaching from God's Word. BE THERE! Go to this link and find a printable registration form at the bottom of the page! http://www.campselah.org/index.php/winter/teen-winter-camp Come on teens, this could be a life changing event!
The Summer Camp Show @ Wonderland Ballroom - Washington, DC
The Summer Camp Show is back. There's no better time to hang on to that summer camp feeling than September. The Summer Camp Show is a comedy show lampooning summer camp and other childhood tropes. Admission is free and there is free alcoholic bug juice. Nate Johnson, Camp Coordinator Natalie McGill, Spiritual Advisor Michael Sullivan, Music Coordinator Herb Manilla, Music Coordinator Topher Bellavia, Counselor Hillary Scofield, Counselor James Freeman, Counselor Graham Hall, Stand Up Comedian Doors open at 7:30pm. We'll have Arts & Crafts, Get To Know You Games, and more.
Monogram Tween/Teen Camp - Lexington, KY
Are you monogram crazy? In this one evening mini-camp you'll paint a 12" curly vine monogram for your room, plus learn to monogram a string tote bag, and try out a monogram jewelry technique. This camp is for our older crafters, ages 11 and up. $50 includes all supplies and pizza, too.
Show the Love - Valentine's Youth Auditioning Camp (ABQ) - Albuquerque
Next up, casting director Faith Hibbs-Clark, CSA will have your kids "loving" every minute of this character study all day camp. Students will learn about the importance of characterization & what make a difference during an audition. They will have so much fun, they won't know they are learning advanced skills. Pizza lunch materials included. To Register: Click ticket link above to register and save your spot NOTE: Workshops are for educational purposes only. No refunds will be issued for last minute cancellations or no shows. There will be a 1 time offer of credit for a future workshop if space allows. The credit will expire in 6 months.
Ranger Kid Day Camp - Springfield, MO
We want to get to know your graduating Ranger! Join us for a day of swimming and pancake making.
Teen Winter Camp 2016! - Reading, MI
For ages 13-18: Join us for a weekend of sledding, extreme games, and chilling with old friends! Kyle Douglass will bring solid teaching from God's Word. BE THERE! Go to this link and find a printable registration form at the bottom of the page! http://www.campselah.org/index.php/winter/teen-winter-camp Come on teens, this could be a life changing event!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Games and Science Camp - Camp Talahi
GAS Camp is for all of the kids who just cant get enough of games, sports and science. We will be playing games such as ultimate Frisbee, Handball, Splashball (similar to water polo), along with old favorites like soccer, basketball and volleyball. When our bodies need a rest we will use our minds to create simple machines and science experiments! Designed for campers who have completed grades 5-8. GAS Camp will run concurrently with MADD Camp. Campers will have meals together and occasionally overlap activities like worship and waterfront time, but most of their programming will be separate. 810-844-1499
Freedom of Expression (Twos and Threes) - Mandell Preschool-- West Village
Splatter paint like Pollock, create cubism like Picasso, watch pastels form like Monet. The children will be creating pieces influenced by classic artists throughout time. They will explore a variety of materials to guide their artistic expression. The children will use their minds, hands and even their feet to create wonderful art that will hang throughout the lobby. Join us for this memorable experience! Dates: April 5, 12, 19, 26, May 3, 10, 17 Teacher: Kelsey and Veronika Number of classes: 7 Maximum number of children: 10 Minimum number of children: 2 212-222-2925 x5416
SciTech Explorers - PS 198, K-1st, Mondays 2:25pm - PS 198M
SciTech Adventurers explore science, technology, engineering and math as they engage in hands-on activities and practices that scientists and engineers use to investigate the world around them. Each week, children are introduced to a STEM topic and do a hands-on activity that builds on their natural curiosity and problem-solving skills as they apply scientific concepts. Some of the winter themes include the digestive system, photosynthesis, wind power, earthquakes, hydroponics, hovercrafts, sound and robotics. 212-804-7055
Kamp Kindergarten Session I - Greensboro Day School
KAMP KINDERGARTEN $215 Rising K Session I July 18-22 8:30am -1:00pm* *note different time & fee Seesion II 25-29 This camp is designed for children who will be Kindergartners in the fall. There will be a "camp" theme. Camp activities include art projects, centers, songs/movement, playtime with friends, and more! Kids will get a sneak peek of life as a Kindergartner at GDS GDS Early Childhood Education teachers. 336-288-8590 x261
Kaleidoscope Week 4 (9-3) - SCDS
Kaleidoscope Each week is designed around a fun theme to meet the developmental needs of children. Rising PK2nd grade children work in small groups directed by early childhood specialists. Activities include: art, creative snacks, music and movement, games, Spanish, science, and sports. Do it all at Kaleidoscope. Themes: A Bugs Life, Around the World, Storyland, and Odyssey Under the Sea.. Each theme is presented in music/drama and art. Wear comfortable camp clothes and tennis shoes. Location: ECLC/ Lower School Drop Off/Pick Up: Lower School Campers please bring: Full Day campers should provide a lunch and drink. Please note that 4 year olds may only stay half day. 912-961-8859
Games and Science Camp - Camp Talahi
GAS Camp is for all of the kids who just cant get enough of games, sports and science. We will be playing games such as ultimate Frisbee, Handball, Splashball (similar to water polo), along with old favorites like soccer, basketball and volleyball. When our bodies need a rest we will use our minds to create simple machines and science experiments! Designed for campers who have completed grades 5-8. GAS Camp will run concurrently with MADD Camp. Campers will have meals together and occasionally overlap activities like worship and waterfront time, but most of their programming will be separate. 810-844-1499
Freedom of Expression (Twos and Threes) - Mandell Preschool-- West Village
Splatter paint like Pollock, create cubism like Picasso, watch pastels form like Monet. The children will be creating pieces influenced by classic artists throughout time. They will explore a variety of materials to guide their artistic expression. The children will use their minds, hands and even their feet to create wonderful art that will hang throughout the lobby. Join us for this memorable experience! Dates: April 5, 12, 19, 26, May 3, 10, 17 Teacher: Kelsey and Veronika Number of classes: 7 Maximum number of children: 10 Minimum number of children: 2 212-222-2925 x5416
SciTech Explorers - PS 198, K-1st, Mondays 2:25pm - PS 198M
SciTech Adventurers explore science, technology, engineering and math as they engage in hands-on activities and practices that scientists and engineers use to investigate the world around them. Each week, children are introduced to a STEM topic and do a hands-on activity that builds on their natural curiosity and problem-solving skills as they apply scientific concepts. Some of the winter themes include the digestive system, photosynthesis, wind power, earthquakes, hydroponics, hovercrafts, sound and robotics. 212-804-7055
Kamp Kindergarten Session I - Greensboro Day School
KAMP KINDERGARTEN $215 Rising K Session I July 18-22 8:30am -1:00pm* *note different time & fee Seesion II 25-29 This camp is designed for children who will be Kindergartners in the fall. There will be a "camp" theme. Camp activities include art projects, centers, songs/movement, playtime with friends, and more! Kids will get a sneak peek of life as a Kindergartner at GDS GDS Early Childhood Education teachers. 336-288-8590 x261
Kaleidoscope Week 4 (9-3) - SCDS
Kaleidoscope Each week is designed around a fun theme to meet the developmental needs of children. Rising PK2nd grade children work in small groups directed by early childhood specialists. Activities include: art, creative snacks, music and movement, games, Spanish, science, and sports. Do it all at Kaleidoscope. Themes: A Bugs Life, Around the World, Storyland, and Odyssey Under the Sea.. Each theme is presented in music/drama and art. Wear comfortable camp clothes and tennis shoes. Location: ECLC/ Lower School Drop Off/Pick Up: Lower School Campers please bring: Full Day campers should provide a lunch and drink. Please note that 4 year olds may only stay half day. 912-961-8859