Summer Camps in Island, KY
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Day Camp- All Summer Field Trips - City of Evans
Field trips for the whole summer! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fee covers all field trips for the summer. ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Day Camp SESSIONS 11
Field trips for the whole summer! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fee covers all field trips for the summer. ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Day Camp SESSIONS 11
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Distance
22.34 Miles
Address:
1530 McJohnson Ave, Owensboro, Kentucky 42303
Activities: Field Trips, Recreational Swimming
Camp Carson YMCA
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Distance
43.37 Miles
Address:
222 NW 6th St, Evansville, Indiana 47708
All the great activities of a traditional resident camp. Plus horseback, motorized dirt-bikes, water zip-lines, target sports and more. Christian atmosphere.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Ceramics/Pottery, Horseback...
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Island, KY Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
2016 Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair - Columbia, SC
Finding Summer Camp & Activities in the Midlands just got EASIER. The 2016 Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair, presented by the Midlands Kids' Directory is designed specially to share Spring Break, Summer Camp & Activities with Midlands parents. This event will provide parents with a one-stop-shop for local camps & activities to help with the decision in selecting an activity for their child. Expect organization that are well known locally and regionally for their expertise in a given area. Featuring camps and activities for children 5-16 years old. The list of specialties may include soccer, basketball, baseball, computers, weight loss, recreation, premium day camp, gymnastics, performing arts, football, nature, travel, softball, tutoring, athletic training and others. The event is FREE and open to the public! NO PORK OR SHELLFISH IS ALLOWED ON THE PREMISES. NO EXCEPTIONS! Summer Camp Vendors are being accepted! A variety of sponsorships are available! Register EARLY! Direct sales vendor spots will be limited. For more details, call (803) 470-1073 or email [email protected].
KID GAMING CAMP w/ Joe Carroll - Huntington Beach, CA
This camp is great for kids who want to learn how to play famous games as seen on YouTube such as GAMING MOLT and Chief Pat. You take the 8:30 Flow or Barre class or 9:15 a.m FIT class in the next room. class runs tuesday - friday 8:30 - 10:30 am FRIDAY IS THE TOURNAMENT! PRIZES WILL BE INCLUDED FOR ALL
Keshet West Coast LGBTQ and Ally Teen Shabbaton - Angelus Oaks, CA
Summer Camp 2015: August 15 - Langley, WA
☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼ Summer Camp 2015 SATURDAY AUGUST 15 2015 Sign up here: http://goo.gl/forms/c3h1xgzB5w This is a one day super spirited hat tournament up on Whidbey Island. You are guaranteed 4 games plus shenanigans. Camping Friday and Saturday are encouraged. Basically: Drive up Friday evening, camp, Play all day Saturday, camp/party Sat night, and go back to the real world Sunday morningish. You can expect camping, ultimate, sideline shenanigans, ferry rides, crafts, Nana Hoover, and new friend making. Swag: Jersey, disc, SC swag are all included with your registration. ☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼ This is an open mixed hat tournament, be sure to invite your friends! (This also might be my 30th birthday party.)
DC Reads Kids On Campus Day - Washington, DC
It's that time of year again...Kids on Campus Day 2016 is coming to AU on April 22nd! This is a celebration of the DC Reads community and the hard work of students and tutors for the 2015-2016 school year! Students from DC Reads schools will be welcomed to AU for a day filled with fun activities "around the world" and will end with a book fair and dinner in TDR! SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER HERE: https://docs.google.com/a/student.american.edu/forms/d/1norMh5M41XTrUA4M4za7AuEsSUAVJYyRyb5yyuHrFvc/viewform?c=0&w=1 We will be posting google sheets for meal swipe donations as we get closer to the event! AU students are welcome to apply to volunteer to help out with this event! Please contact Marissa Gallant with any questions or concerns!
2016 Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair - Columbia, SC
Finding Summer Camp & Activities in the Midlands just got EASIER. The 2016 Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair, presented by the Midlands Kids' Directory is designed specially to share Spring Break, Summer Camp & Activities with Midlands parents. This event will provide parents with a one-stop-shop for local camps & activities to help with the decision in selecting an activity for their child. Expect organization that are well known locally and regionally for their expertise in a given area. Featuring camps and activities for children 5-16 years old. The list of specialties may include soccer, basketball, baseball, computers, weight loss, recreation, premium day camp, gymnastics, performing arts, football, nature, travel, softball, tutoring, athletic training and others. The event is FREE and open to the public! NO PORK OR SHELLFISH IS ALLOWED ON THE PREMISES. NO EXCEPTIONS! Summer Camp Vendors are being accepted! A variety of sponsorships are available! Register EARLY! Direct sales vendor spots will be limited. For more details, call (803) 470-1073 or email [email protected].
KID GAMING CAMP w/ Joe Carroll - Huntington Beach, CA
This camp is great for kids who want to learn how to play famous games as seen on YouTube such as GAMING MOLT and Chief Pat. You take the 8:30 Flow or Barre class or 9:15 a.m FIT class in the next room. class runs tuesday - friday 8:30 - 10:30 am FRIDAY IS THE TOURNAMENT! PRIZES WILL BE INCLUDED FOR ALL
Keshet West Coast LGBTQ and Ally Teen Shabbaton - Angelus Oaks, CA
Summer Camp 2015: August 15 - Langley, WA
☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼ Summer Camp 2015 SATURDAY AUGUST 15 2015 Sign up here: http://goo.gl/forms/c3h1xgzB5w This is a one day super spirited hat tournament up on Whidbey Island. You are guaranteed 4 games plus shenanigans. Camping Friday and Saturday are encouraged. Basically: Drive up Friday evening, camp, Play all day Saturday, camp/party Sat night, and go back to the real world Sunday morningish. You can expect camping, ultimate, sideline shenanigans, ferry rides, crafts, Nana Hoover, and new friend making. Swag: Jersey, disc, SC swag are all included with your registration. ☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼ This is an open mixed hat tournament, be sure to invite your friends! (This also might be my 30th birthday party.)
DC Reads Kids On Campus Day - Washington, DC
It's that time of year again...Kids on Campus Day 2016 is coming to AU on April 22nd! This is a celebration of the DC Reads community and the hard work of students and tutors for the 2015-2016 school year! Students from DC Reads schools will be welcomed to AU for a day filled with fun activities "around the world" and will end with a book fair and dinner in TDR! SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER HERE: https://docs.google.com/a/student.american.edu/forms/d/1norMh5M41XTrUA4M4za7AuEsSUAVJYyRyb5yyuHrFvc/viewform?c=0&w=1 We will be posting google sheets for meal swipe donations as we get closer to the event! AU students are welcome to apply to volunteer to help out with this event! Please contact Marissa Gallant with any questions or concerns!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Kids Can Code! - Main Campus
Do you enjoy playing games or creating pictures on the computer? Interested in computer science? Join Miss Neuss and Mrs. Wilkinson for a week of computer programming, and learn to write code. You will strengthen your problem-solving skills, logic, and creativity. What is coding? When you write code, you are telling the computer exactly what to do with simple step-by-step commands. The end result can be in the form of a picture, a game, an animated video, or even an app. Come explore a variety of programming websites to learn how to write code. 6159487005.0
Week 6- ESE- LEGO WeDo Science - Eagle Springs Elementary School
TECH IT OUT- Robotics WeDo Science Camp Activities are divided into four project-based learning themes – Organisms and Environments| Force, Motion and Energy |Sports and Engineering | History of Flight Working in small teams, campers understand how scientific investigation and reasoning allows them to use critical thinking and problem solving to make informed decisions and draw conclusions by designing models that represents how something works or looks that cannot be seen. TECH IT OUT- WeDo Science Camp culminated in a high tech share fair where students set up a display of their models and present their computer animated conclusion from science experiments to their learning community and families. 8322080445.0
WEEK 8: Ages 4-8: MARINE BIOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY - SciTech Kids
Marine biology is the study of marine organisms in the ocean. Kids will learn what lurks in various bodies of water. First, they will use a probe to study the water in Central Park and collect water sample to identify species in their habitat. Students will visit a marine habitat to enjoy the oceans beauty. They will also build and deploy a ROV (remotely operated vehicle) to study deeper water in New York City to see how exploration is done. In addition, kids will learn about climate change and its impact on the environment. Lunch and snacks are included. 212-804-7055
KidzArt IMAGINE! Grades K-4 - Aikahi Elementary School
Mediums include acrylics, watercolors, oil pastels, chalk pastels, colored pencils, Prismacolor markers and more! All materials are artist-quality and non-toxic. No prior art experience necessary. Works will be on 9x12 with some 11x17 for grades 2-4 students. Room assignment is TBD. You will receive an email with details as soon as they are made available by the school. 8088887660.0
Camp Express Summer Camp - Joslyn Park Building
Weekly Theme: My Fairytale Adventure A performing arts and creative fitness camp encouraging self-expression through visual art, dance, theatre and music. Camp Express was developed to unleash the artistic potential of every camper. Energetic staff members keep campers captivated with fun camp songs, games, and sports. Please bring a snack, lunch, and water. $25 nonrefundable cash material fee payable to instructor on first day. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRIORITY ONLINE REGISTRATION (for Santa Monica Residents only) runs March 2 (6 am) through March 8. Non-resident registration opens March 9. REFUNDS - Refunds will be issued with medical documentation or if requested at least 5 calendar days prior to the first meeting. Refunds will be prorated. A $15.00 processing fee applies for each activity session refunded. Requests must be made in writing to the Program Supervisor in person or by fax (310-899-0840), mail, or email ( ). Material fees are not discountable and are nonrefundable. REFUNDS FOR DUPLICATE/MULTIPLE ENROLLMENTS resulting from multiple registration submissions (at one or more offices or via online registration) will be subject to a $15.00 processing fee for each activity session refunded. Makeups will not be offered for days missed...
Kids Can Code! - Main Campus
Do you enjoy playing games or creating pictures on the computer? Interested in computer science? Join Miss Neuss and Mrs. Wilkinson for a week of computer programming, and learn to write code. You will strengthen your problem-solving skills, logic, and creativity. What is coding? When you write code, you are telling the computer exactly what to do with simple step-by-step commands. The end result can be in the form of a picture, a game, an animated video, or even an app. Come explore a variety of programming websites to learn how to write code. 6159487005.0
Week 6- ESE- LEGO WeDo Science - Eagle Springs Elementary School
TECH IT OUT- Robotics WeDo Science Camp Activities are divided into four project-based learning themes – Organisms and Environments| Force, Motion and Energy |Sports and Engineering | History of Flight Working in small teams, campers understand how scientific investigation and reasoning allows them to use critical thinking and problem solving to make informed decisions and draw conclusions by designing models that represents how something works or looks that cannot be seen. TECH IT OUT- WeDo Science Camp culminated in a high tech share fair where students set up a display of their models and present their computer animated conclusion from science experiments to their learning community and families. 8322080445.0
WEEK 8: Ages 4-8: MARINE BIOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY - SciTech Kids
Marine biology is the study of marine organisms in the ocean. Kids will learn what lurks in various bodies of water. First, they will use a probe to study the water in Central Park and collect water sample to identify species in their habitat. Students will visit a marine habitat to enjoy the oceans beauty. They will also build and deploy a ROV (remotely operated vehicle) to study deeper water in New York City to see how exploration is done. In addition, kids will learn about climate change and its impact on the environment. Lunch and snacks are included. 212-804-7055
KidzArt IMAGINE! Grades K-4 - Aikahi Elementary School
Mediums include acrylics, watercolors, oil pastels, chalk pastels, colored pencils, Prismacolor markers and more! All materials are artist-quality and non-toxic. No prior art experience necessary. Works will be on 9x12 with some 11x17 for grades 2-4 students. Room assignment is TBD. You will receive an email with details as soon as they are made available by the school. 8088887660.0
Camp Express Summer Camp - Joslyn Park Building
Weekly Theme: My Fairytale Adventure A performing arts and creative fitness camp encouraging self-expression through visual art, dance, theatre and music. Camp Express was developed to unleash the artistic potential of every camper. Energetic staff members keep campers captivated with fun camp songs, games, and sports. Please bring a snack, lunch, and water. $25 nonrefundable cash material fee payable to instructor on first day. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRIORITY ONLINE REGISTRATION (for Santa Monica Residents only) runs March 2 (6 am) through March 8. Non-resident registration opens March 9. REFUNDS - Refunds will be issued with medical documentation or if requested at least 5 calendar days prior to the first meeting. Refunds will be prorated. A $15.00 processing fee applies for each activity session refunded. Requests must be made in writing to the Program Supervisor in person or by fax (310-899-0840), mail, or email ( ). Material fees are not discountable and are nonrefundable. REFUNDS FOR DUPLICATE/MULTIPLE ENROLLMENTS resulting from multiple registration submissions (at one or more offices or via online registration) will be subject to a $15.00 processing fee for each activity session refunded. Makeups will not be offered for days missed...