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Summer Camps in Jefferson County, WV
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Hitting/Allskills Camp - Saturday April 2 - OZ Park
This one day camp will feature live batting practice, infield and outfield instruction, baserunning, numerous skill drills. Players will be separated by age and skill level: 6-9 year olds and 10-13 year olds. In this program, you will work on developing skills and strengthening game performance so that you will have more success and fun on the playing field! Saturday April 2, OZ Park 10:00-11:30 Boys and girls ages 6-13 Cost:$50 312-246-1616
This one day camp will feature live batting practice, infield and outfield instruction, baserunning, numerous skill drills. Players will be separated by age and skill level: 6-9 year olds and 10-13 year olds. In this program, you will work on developing skills and strengthening game performance so that you will have more success and fun on the playing field! Saturday April 2, OZ Park 10:00-11:30 Boys and girls ages 6-13 Cost:$50 312-246-1616
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Latest Camp Talk
What to Avoid Packing for Summer Camp?
Summer camp is a great chance for kids to stay active and meet new friends. Thus, children are usually asked to leave values at home, including electronics. Camp life includes a lot of activity and it would be easy for iPods, gaming consoles, and other items to be lost or damaged. Instead of staying plugged in, camp is a wonderful time for kids to detox from such items. Of course, if a child is going to a technology program, a laptop might be acceptable.
To keep everyone safe, fireworks, weapons, and illegal drugs and other items need to stay home....
LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Youth and Teen Aerial and Circus Arts Camps - Boulder, CO
Has your child or teen ever dreamed of flying — the amazing freedom, the fun, the excitement? Join professional teachers of aerials arts and acrobatics for our exciting camps! Open to kids ages 4-18, (different age groups available) campers are invited to Frequent Flyer's Aerial Dance Studio to learn skills on trapeze, aerial fabric, sling, acrobatics and so much more. Campers will work to combine dance, theater and improvisation to cultivate the skills necessary to become a performing artist. Each week campers will divide into groups based on age and ability to help us transform the equipment into a magical world of flying bodies and soaring spirits! Everything leads up to a small presentation held for friends and family at the end of the week. The following camps have available enrollment: AGES 4-7 June 13-17: Lil Flyers Camp (ages 4-7) | 9 am-12:30 pm | $210 June 27-July 1: Lil Flyers Camp (ages 4-7) | 9 am-12:30 pm | $210 AGES 8-11 July 11-15: Youth Summer Camp (ages 8-11) | 9 am-3 pm | $330 AGES 8-16 June 13-17: General Summer Camp (ages 8-16) | 9 am-3 pm | $330 July 18-22: General Summer Camp (ages 8-16) | 9 am-3 pm | $330 BOYS ONLY June 13-17: Boys Only...
CCDYC @nd annual Summer Camp - Centralia, IL
The first two weeks of the CCYC Summer Camp will begin on June 20,2016 and end on July 1, 2016. This year there will be two separate camps with the second two week camp starting on July 18 and conclude on July 29 2016. Applications for the first session must be returned by June 15 to be accepted into the first session. Ages this year will range fron 7 to 12 yars of age. For additional information please contact the center at 618 532 6530 Another summer of fun for our children
Kid's Holiday Art Camp - Rhome, TX
Kids 6 through 12
Teen Camp 2015 - A week of transformation - Rindge, NH
Abandoned to God... RELEASING HEAVEN Teen Camp is the one event you really don’t want to miss. Our mission is to cut out all the distractions in life, seclude ourselves away from home, and focus completely on Him. We create an atmosphere where teens feel comfortable experiencing with hearing and obeying the voice of the Holy Spirit and walking in the gifts of the spirit. As we hold camp each year, teens have personal experiences with God, they hear from Him and bring their relationships to the next level. Teen Camp is something they will look back on and refer to consistently in their futures. David Peetz "This year, as we abandon ourselves to Him and His will for the week, we believe heaven realities will be released, gifts of the spirit will flow, and miracles, signs and wonders will take place. The greater glory is here and we are looking to take advantage of all the Father has supplied for us to walk in. Each year expect camp to be slightly different, we learned a lot from last year in that flowing with Him and His leading is so much more powerful and important than...
Walworth/Noyes Family Reunion 2016 - Marion, MT
Walworth Family Reunion Notice! Date: August 12, 13, 14, 2016 Arrive: 6:00 p.m. on 12th Depart: 4:00 p.m. on Sunday the 14th Camp Fees: My contract says $550.00 per day for 50 people. $10.00 per person per day over 50 people. Children 7 and under are free. This may change a bit but not much if it does. Food: We have traditionally hosted and pd. for the Friday night meal as we aren’t traveling. Saturday 3 meals, and Sunday 2 meals will be provided for the actual cost of the food, and divided by the total number of people coming. Children 7 and under are free. All of you who have come to the Lion’s camp in the past are familiar with the Nazi who was running it. I am pleased to announce that she is no longer there. A wonderful lady by the name of Jessica Thomas is running it now. Her and I discovered today that the Nazi manager wrote us into a different date than I was told at our last reunion there. I think I am just happy to have a reservation, as they are already booked out a long way. So some of you will think it’s a July date, but...
Youth and Teen Aerial and Circus Arts Camps - Boulder, CO
Has your child or teen ever dreamed of flying — the amazing freedom, the fun, the excitement? Join professional teachers of aerials arts and acrobatics for our exciting camps! Open to kids ages 4-18, (different age groups available) campers are invited to Frequent Flyer's Aerial Dance Studio to learn skills on trapeze, aerial fabric, sling, acrobatics and so much more. Campers will work to combine dance, theater and improvisation to cultivate the skills necessary to become a performing artist. Each week campers will divide into groups based on age and ability to help us transform the equipment into a magical world of flying bodies and soaring spirits! Everything leads up to a small presentation held for friends and family at the end of the week. The following camps have available enrollment: AGES 4-7 June 13-17: Lil Flyers Camp (ages 4-7) | 9 am-12:30 pm | $210 June 27-July 1: Lil Flyers Camp (ages 4-7) | 9 am-12:30 pm | $210 AGES 8-11 July 11-15: Youth Summer Camp (ages 8-11) | 9 am-3 pm | $330 AGES 8-16 June 13-17: General Summer Camp (ages 8-16) | 9 am-3 pm | $330 July 18-22: General Summer Camp (ages 8-16) | 9 am-3 pm | $330 BOYS ONLY June 13-17: Boys Only...
CCDYC @nd annual Summer Camp - Centralia, IL
The first two weeks of the CCYC Summer Camp will begin on June 20,2016 and end on July 1, 2016. This year there will be two separate camps with the second two week camp starting on July 18 and conclude on July 29 2016. Applications for the first session must be returned by June 15 to be accepted into the first session. Ages this year will range fron 7 to 12 yars of age. For additional information please contact the center at 618 532 6530 Another summer of fun for our children
Kid's Holiday Art Camp - Rhome, TX
Kids 6 through 12
Teen Camp 2015 - A week of transformation - Rindge, NH
Abandoned to God... RELEASING HEAVEN Teen Camp is the one event you really don’t want to miss. Our mission is to cut out all the distractions in life, seclude ourselves away from home, and focus completely on Him. We create an atmosphere where teens feel comfortable experiencing with hearing and obeying the voice of the Holy Spirit and walking in the gifts of the spirit. As we hold camp each year, teens have personal experiences with God, they hear from Him and bring their relationships to the next level. Teen Camp is something they will look back on and refer to consistently in their futures. David Peetz "This year, as we abandon ourselves to Him and His will for the week, we believe heaven realities will be released, gifts of the spirit will flow, and miracles, signs and wonders will take place. The greater glory is here and we are looking to take advantage of all the Father has supplied for us to walk in. Each year expect camp to be slightly different, we learned a lot from last year in that flowing with Him and His leading is so much more powerful and important than...
Walworth/Noyes Family Reunion 2016 - Marion, MT
Walworth Family Reunion Notice! Date: August 12, 13, 14, 2016 Arrive: 6:00 p.m. on 12th Depart: 4:00 p.m. on Sunday the 14th Camp Fees: My contract says $550.00 per day for 50 people. $10.00 per person per day over 50 people. Children 7 and under are free. This may change a bit but not much if it does. Food: We have traditionally hosted and pd. for the Friday night meal as we aren’t traveling. Saturday 3 meals, and Sunday 2 meals will be provided for the actual cost of the food, and divided by the total number of people coming. Children 7 and under are free. All of you who have come to the Lion’s camp in the past are familiar with the Nazi who was running it. I am pleased to announce that she is no longer there. A wonderful lady by the name of Jessica Thomas is running it now. Her and I discovered today that the Nazi manager wrote us into a different date than I was told at our last reunion there. I think I am just happy to have a reservation, as they are already booked out a long way. So some of you will think it’s a July date, but...
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Elda WeDo Adventures Robotics After School Program - Elda Elementary School
Take a journey to lands far away where giants and exotic birds live, through rough oceans where boats and sea planes venture! Build these and other LEGO models that come to "life" by programming them on a laptop to move and make sounds. Students change up the scenery and write programmable stories of their journeys through the world of LEGO Education WeDo robotics! 513-612-5786
Session 1: Aug 8-12 * 7th-9th Grades - Icicle Creek Center for the Arts
7th-9th Grade film campers in are in for a fun and exciting hands-on introduction to the media arts in a beautiful natural setting. Start the week filming around the natural beauty of the Icicle Creek Campus, followed by two days of editing and post production. From concept to final cut, young filmmakers will experience each step of the creative process and experiment with new technologies. Campers will learn how to conduct a meaningful interview, handle a camera, set up a shot, record audio, and even shoot aerials from a drone. And once the footage is all gathered, of course, it all has to be organized and edited. By the end of the week, campers will have planned, shot and edited their own movie and well cap it all off with a family screening complete with popcorn! Jamie Howell Artistic Director email at for any billing questions or assistance please contact the Office Manager at or feel free to call 509-548-6347 x41 509-548-6347 x41
Elite Level/GK Specialty Camps Session #1 - Vonnie Gros Athletic Field
The WCU Field Hockey Elite Level & GK Specialty Camp offers a unique op-portunity for the serious field hockey athlete. The camp has been designed to challenge athletes in settings different from the traditional camp situations. The camps will offer tactics and techniques in goal scoring, defensive strategy, and goal-keeping technique. Each evening will conclude under the lights with game play. These offerings will appeal to the serious field hockey athlete! EQUIPMENT Each camper should bring a stick, shinguards, sneakers or turf shoes, mouthguard, sunscreen, and a container of water (no glass). Goal-keepers must bring their own equipment. WCU and its camp staff are not re-sponsible for lost or missing items. All personal equip-ment should be marked with the campers name. 610-436-3555
Camp Creative Afternoons - Longview School
Youth and teens with multiple/severe disabilities. Campers are grouped according to age and ability. Sensory and auditory stimulation, as well as social skills and peer interaction, are emphasized through activities. Music, crafts, cooking, board games and special events are part of the camp day. Parents must make Transportation arrangements with MCPS after camp. SECONDARY CATEGORY Therapeutic Recreation Programs LOCATION Longview School at Longview School
Summit Boys 1 (K - 4th) - Tatlock Field
This option is for rising Kindergarten through 4th graders and is geared toward beginner and intermediate players who want to develop their lacrosse skills in a fun and relaxed camp setting. Beyond teaching the basic skills and strategies of the sport, the camp day features: arts and crafts, team challenges, water games and other activities. (Sign your child up for the grade he will be in NEXT SEPTEMBER.) 9084774239.0
Elda WeDo Adventures Robotics After School Program - Elda Elementary School
Take a journey to lands far away where giants and exotic birds live, through rough oceans where boats and sea planes venture! Build these and other LEGO models that come to "life" by programming them on a laptop to move and make sounds. Students change up the scenery and write programmable stories of their journeys through the world of LEGO Education WeDo robotics! 513-612-5786
Session 1: Aug 8-12 * 7th-9th Grades - Icicle Creek Center for the Arts
7th-9th Grade film campers in are in for a fun and exciting hands-on introduction to the media arts in a beautiful natural setting. Start the week filming around the natural beauty of the Icicle Creek Campus, followed by two days of editing and post production. From concept to final cut, young filmmakers will experience each step of the creative process and experiment with new technologies. Campers will learn how to conduct a meaningful interview, handle a camera, set up a shot, record audio, and even shoot aerials from a drone. And once the footage is all gathered, of course, it all has to be organized and edited. By the end of the week, campers will have planned, shot and edited their own movie and well cap it all off with a family screening complete with popcorn! Jamie Howell Artistic Director email at for any billing questions or assistance please contact the Office Manager at or feel free to call 509-548-6347 x41 509-548-6347 x41
Elite Level/GK Specialty Camps Session #1 - Vonnie Gros Athletic Field
The WCU Field Hockey Elite Level & GK Specialty Camp offers a unique op-portunity for the serious field hockey athlete. The camp has been designed to challenge athletes in settings different from the traditional camp situations. The camps will offer tactics and techniques in goal scoring, defensive strategy, and goal-keeping technique. Each evening will conclude under the lights with game play. These offerings will appeal to the serious field hockey athlete! EQUIPMENT Each camper should bring a stick, shinguards, sneakers or turf shoes, mouthguard, sunscreen, and a container of water (no glass). Goal-keepers must bring their own equipment. WCU and its camp staff are not re-sponsible for lost or missing items. All personal equip-ment should be marked with the campers name. 610-436-3555
Camp Creative Afternoons - Longview School
Youth and teens with multiple/severe disabilities. Campers are grouped according to age and ability. Sensory and auditory stimulation, as well as social skills and peer interaction, are emphasized through activities. Music, crafts, cooking, board games and special events are part of the camp day. Parents must make Transportation arrangements with MCPS after camp. SECONDARY CATEGORY Therapeutic Recreation Programs LOCATION Longview School at Longview School
Summit Boys 1 (K - 4th) - Tatlock Field
This option is for rising Kindergarten through 4th graders and is geared toward beginner and intermediate players who want to develop their lacrosse skills in a fun and relaxed camp setting. Beyond teaching the basic skills and strategies of the sport, the camp day features: arts and crafts, team challenges, water games and other activities. (Sign your child up for the grade he will be in NEXT SEPTEMBER.) 9084774239.0