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Summer Camps in Jackson, AL

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Camp Big Cat-Goalkeeping Soccer Camp - Olympic Park
Camp Big Cat will be a fun but intense and focused goalkeeping specific camp which will accelerate the goalkeepers development. This camp will focus on a variety of goalkeeping specific areas including: handling, diving, crosses, distribution, breakaways and footwork. During camp there will be time spent viewing demonstrations and participating in questions/answer sessions. Big Cat Goalkeeping works with all levels of goalkeepers and will ensure that no one feels left behind. So if you are new to goalkeeping dont worry, the staff at Team Big Cat will take care of you. All participants will receive a Big Cat Goalkeeping T-Shirt. All participants will receive a Big Cat Goalkeeping T-Shirt. AGE CATEGORY Youth (6yr+) LOCATION OP Soccer Field #02 at Olympic Park

Latest Review for Camp Skyline Ranch

Magical Summer at Skyline
This was the first summer my boy went to Camp Skyline and I can promise you it won't be his last! He made some great friends that he's still chatting with on Facebook. And now he wants his own horse. That might be a challenge but we're certainly going to book him for next year! He came home happy, fit and eager to do his chores. What happened?! ... Read More...


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2016 Youth Retreat - Halifax, PA
Join us for an unforgettable weekend filled with encouragement, inspirational music, and fun games. And who says families can’t get a little rowdy at times?!

Teen Retreat at Camp Timpoochee - Apalachicola, FL
TEEN RETREAT at Camp Timpoochee - designed for teens, by teens... This year's RETREAT will be held February 24th-26th and will include activities such as: team building, resume writing, interviews, the art of sports fishing, shooting sports, outdoor cooking, arts/crafts and dance/drama. Our teenagers will participate in a 4-H service project “Chemo Kits” for local individuals suffering from cancer. They will also learn how to apply for 4H scholarships and so much more.

Kid's Camp: Fear Factor in Madera - Madera, CA
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Summer CAMP registration - San Francisco, CA
Summer Camp Registration will begin Saturday March 21st at 10AM. Sign up for CAMPS including LEARN TO SWIM PROGRAM with the City and County of San Fransisco. This can be done in one of 3 ways: 1. Online at www.sfreconline.org (view entire summer camp 2015 activity guide here) 2. at McLaren Lodge in Golden Gate Park, 501 Stanyan Street (@ Fell) (415) 831-6800. 3. At any neighboring registration site, such as Hamilton Recreation Center. 1900 Geary Blvd (@ Steiner) ***Please make sure you sign up for the correct swim lesson level for your child. If you sign up for the wrong level it could result in a withdrawal without refund for the class. If you are unsure of what level you should be signing up for please contact Assistant Supervisor Tracy Newman (Ford) at Hamilton Aquatic Center (415) 292-2008 and set up a time to have your child tested. We limit all students to a total of two classes for the season, both of which must be of the same level. These classes should also not be back to back lessons due health, safety, and performance reasons. Thank you.

PJ Anderson @ Life Teen Summer Camp in Dahlonega, GA - undefined, GA
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Blue Compass Camps, LLC - Blue Compass Camps, LLC
Adventure summer camps for kids, teens & young adults age 7-22 with Aspergers, Autism, and ADHD. Come outside with us!!! 971-221-6441

S-100 Super Sunday - Stelton Community Ctr - 08817
Five weeks; for children, 3 to 12 years old, GROUPED BY AGE. No class: 4/24. Rain date, if needed: 6/5 Rovers Soccer Skill Building is directed by professional soccer coach and NJ Youth Soccer Hall of Fame Inductee, Spencer Rockman. This weekly, high energy session puts emphasis on skill-building games, which promotes maximum learning and enjoyment - enhanced by a small-sided match. These sessions are family-friendly, since siblings can play at the same time, divided according to age/ experience. Rovers accommodates all levels of play for boys and girls. Please bring a soccer ball and a water bottle. Visit the Frequently Asked Questions page on our website for more information. Be sure to read the email confirmation you receive after registering! 732-777-1600

Art Camp 1 - Twin Lakes Church
Join us for a very exciting and fun Creative Arts Camp! We will be exploring a variety of artistic styles including painting, pastels, textiles, collage and much more! Each week we will follow a different theme as we discover art as an expression of Gods creation as well as personal expression learning from the great artists of history. We will cover basic art skills as color mixing, drawing, and design basics. Wear clothes you can get messy in! 831-465-3386

February Wednesday Youth Classes - Sublette BOCES
Wednesday activities are focused on arts and crafts as well as civic and cultural events. Please pick up your child no later than 5:00 pm to avoid being charge a late pick up fee. 3073676873.0

Materials Science - Ensworth High School
How does stuff break? To answer this question, students investigate how stuff is made and in doing so, will break stuff! Destructive and nondestructive tests will be conducted to investigate catastrophic failures such as bridge collapse, airplane structural failure, containers that leak, pipes that burst, and electrical failures. Advances in materials are at the core of significant technological advances, and we are in a materials revolution today! Students experience a hands-on introduction to materials science, engineering, and technology, joining researchers who push boundaries further than ever before, using biology, chemistry and physics to expand our technological frontiers. Minimum 10 students. PREREQUISITE: prerequisite Science Levels 1 and 2 CREDIT: Semester upper course credit in Science 615-383-0661