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Summer Camps in Johnson, VT

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Woodworking Camp - Germantown Friends School
Young carpenters will enjoy a safe way to practice woodworking as they design and build a different project each week. Under the direction of lifelong woodworker and GFS teacher Edmund Livingstone, campers will work individually and collaboratively to plan, measure, cut, build and decorate their projects using wood, paper, nails, rubber bands, and imagination! Their finished products will be works of wonder and awe. Students will incorporate measuring, drilling holes, and strategically positioning their nails in each unique project. They then will customize their creations with arts and crafts. Safety and proper use of protective eyewear will be stressed at all times. This is a great beginning woodworking class for students to learn to use tools and, more importantly, to develop a lifelong love of working with their hands! Woodworking is a morning-only camp and participants may wish to stay for either Ceramics, Mandarin II -Golden Dragons Camp, or the Explorers Day Camp during the afternoon session. Lunchtime coverage will be available. 215-951-2384

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Teen Pottery Camp - Danville, KY
Get your hands dirty and play in the mud on the potter’s wheel. This week teens will learn the basics of hand-built and wheel-thrown pottery, and bring home miniature clay sculptures, bowls, and anything else they can carve out of clay! For teens entering 5th through 12th grades. $100. Need-based scholarships are available. Contact Maggie Shapiro Haskett at [email protected] or 859.236.4054 to apply for a scholarship.

2016 Ladies, Men and Youth Retreat. - Lake Placid, FL
This interdenominational event is for people who are hungry for God. You were created to be a vessel God can use. Get fueled up and fired up. Return to your church home ready for your next assignment. Men, women and youth services are held in separate buildings on the same campus.

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...

Kid's Holiday Art Camp - Rhome, TX
Kids 6 through 12

Bethel Teen Camp - Fredericktown, MO
Ages 12-18

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9th Annual Dicks Sporting Good National Spring Tip Off Classic Tournament - Venues in Pittsburgh
Please Note on Registration Page – When it asks Who are you registering? – The answer should be the Coach or Director that is doing the Registration (Not a Player)! 4124001320.0

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

Fashion for the Runway - Coyote Central
New or returning students with some basic sewing skills will design and fabricate a runway outfit! Things worn on the runway are more wild, experimental and fabulous. Youll learn about ten famous designers and use their ideas to spark your own. Be ready to use unusual materials, machine sew, hand sew & a do lots of sketching. Youll describe your dream runway show & act it out with each other. Instructor: Angela Flowers 2063237276.0

Camp Shalom Noar - Session IIB - JCC Campus
For campers entering grades 1 & 2. Campers participate in all 10 weekly activities. One field trip in both Sessions I and II. One Late Night in both sessions I and II. Includes late afternoon camp activities and dinner, with pick-up at 7:00 PM. 512-735-8100

Tri-It Triathlon Clinic - Butler Campus
TRI-It! This camp is designed for beginner triathletes that have competitive swimming or running experience. Find out why triathlon is one of the fastest growing sports in America and learn about NCAA scholarships for female athletes! USA Triathlon certified coaches (including Dr. Karen Edwards, Director of Afterschool and Summer at Laurel) will teach basic skills for completing your first triathlon. Learn open water skill techniques, bike handling skills (including braking, riding in a group, and safety skills) and running to maximize speed and minimize impact. Transition skills and strength and conditioning for endurance sports will also be covered. Tuition includes coaching, transportation to swim venue, and lunch. Basic swim proficiency is required. Athletes must bring bicycle, helmet, swimsuit, and running shoes. 216-455-0154