Summer Camps in Juliaetta, ID
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Voice for Theatre - CENTER for Performing Arts at Rhinebeck
Love to sing? Learn to sing for stage with proper vocal technique,posture, tension and breathing. Includes presentation on Friday afternoon for friends and family. Ages 12 to 18.Tuition balance due two weeks prior to camp start. **Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must be made at least one week prior to the first day of camp to receive a refund. Deposits are not refundable. 845-876-3088 x13
Love to sing? Learn to sing for stage with proper vocal technique,posture, tension and breathing. Includes presentation on Friday afternoon for friends and family. Ages 12 to 18.Tuition balance due two weeks prior to camp start. **Cancellation Policy: Cancellations must be made at least one week prior to the first day of camp to receive a refund. Deposits are not refundable. 845-876-3088 x13
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Distance
17.52 Miles
Address:
, Moscow, Idaho
This camp features instruction and course play at University of Idaho and WSU
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
18.72 Miles
Address:
411 D St., Lewiston, Idaho 83501
Children will explore all things underground this summer as Lewiston City Library presents 'Dig Into Reading' during their summer library program. ...
Activities: dinosaurs, worms, animals that leave undergound
Distance
18.82 Miles
Address:
300 Main Street, Lewiston, Idaho 83501
Contact us to find out about our upcoming summer programs.
Activities: Youth Programs
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Juliaetta, ID Summer Camps
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Park Day!!! - Casselberry, FL
Fun and Foam swinging! Come out and join us! *Sorry for all the changes folks. As of now, there will not be an officer present. I shall appoint someone to run park based on the copora and post that in here soon.
Youth Camp Odyssey 2015 "Unbreakable" - Running Springs, CA
Summer Cooking Camp - Beaumont, TX
Bring your little Chiefs to camp. Shorkey Center will be offering a cooking camp that runs from July 5th - July 8th 2:00- 4:00. $20.00 supply fee. Please email [email protected] for more info or enrollment forms.
Kid-preneur Camp Ages 10-15 June 22nd - August 14th Please Share -
Date: June 8th –August 14th Time: 8:30am-5:30pm Location: 3200 S Congress Ave # 104 Boynton Beach FL Register early. Space Limited Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks & Trips included! $125 before May 8th $ 150 after May 8th 2 Week Minimum Fridays: Trips Thursdays: Speakers Wednesdays: Food & Nutrition Secret Garden Café Culinary Incubator Calling all FUTURE Mayors, Doctors, Firefighters, Police Officers, Pilots, TV Reporters, and Business Owners! Kid-preneur camp is an excitement-packed, fun- filled summer where campers ages 10-15 explore different careers, create their own small town and act out professional job duties! Kid-preneurs learn by exploring the city with civic and fun field trips, interactive games that teach real-life skills such as: interview skills, how to apply for a job, open a bank account, credit vs debit and budgeting. In a fast-paced, dynamic environment, the kids develop leadership and interpersonal skills while dealing with ...
Watauga Kid Fish & Campout - Watauga, TX
Come out to Watauga's Capp Smith Park to enjoy a fun evening with the family, fishing and camping out under the stars! Poles and bait will be provided, or feel free to bring your own. Don't forget your tent and camping gear! Fishing Derby Age Divisions: 6 & Under, 7-11, 12-16. Prizes will be awarded. We will have a few food vendors on site to purchase dinner & treats. A Free Breakfast will be provided for the overnight campers the following morning at 7:30AM. You MUST pre register for the campout by Thursday, September 16 in order to receive the free breakfast. Space is limited for breakfast. Also, the River Church will be at the event giving away free clothing!! Make sure to stop by to visit them.
Park Day!!! - Casselberry, FL
Fun and Foam swinging! Come out and join us! *Sorry for all the changes folks. As of now, there will not be an officer present. I shall appoint someone to run park based on the copora and post that in here soon.
Youth Camp Odyssey 2015 "Unbreakable" - Running Springs, CA
Summer Cooking Camp - Beaumont, TX
Bring your little Chiefs to camp. Shorkey Center will be offering a cooking camp that runs from July 5th - July 8th 2:00- 4:00. $20.00 supply fee. Please email [email protected] for more info or enrollment forms.
Kid-preneur Camp Ages 10-15 June 22nd - August 14th Please Share -
Date: June 8th –August 14th Time: 8:30am-5:30pm Location: 3200 S Congress Ave # 104 Boynton Beach FL Register early. Space Limited Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks & Trips included! $125 before May 8th $ 150 after May 8th 2 Week Minimum Fridays: Trips Thursdays: Speakers Wednesdays: Food & Nutrition Secret Garden Café Culinary Incubator Calling all FUTURE Mayors, Doctors, Firefighters, Police Officers, Pilots, TV Reporters, and Business Owners! Kid-preneur camp is an excitement-packed, fun- filled summer where campers ages 10-15 explore different careers, create their own small town and act out professional job duties! Kid-preneurs learn by exploring the city with civic and fun field trips, interactive games that teach real-life skills such as: interview skills, how to apply for a job, open a bank account, credit vs debit and budgeting. In a fast-paced, dynamic environment, the kids develop leadership and interpersonal skills while dealing with ...
Watauga Kid Fish & Campout - Watauga, TX
Come out to Watauga's Capp Smith Park to enjoy a fun evening with the family, fishing and camping out under the stars! Poles and bait will be provided, or feel free to bring your own. Don't forget your tent and camping gear! Fishing Derby Age Divisions: 6 & Under, 7-11, 12-16. Prizes will be awarded. We will have a few food vendors on site to purchase dinner & treats. A Free Breakfast will be provided for the overnight campers the following morning at 7:30AM. You MUST pre register for the campout by Thursday, September 16 in order to receive the free breakfast. Space is limited for breakfast. Also, the River Church will be at the event giving away free clothing!! Make sure to stop by to visit them.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Thursday- Jewelry Making,Stamping & More - HoLa Lower School
Classes will focus on both basic skills for jewelers and metalsmiths. One of the goals is to enlighten students on the importance of design, material, technique and craftsmanship. Art jewelry is cultivated through math and nature. You can find geometry in facet of nature. Geometry illustrates relationships of points, lines, angles, surfaces and solids. Geometry is a configuration of objects or parts that suggest geometric figure. Classes are taught by Elizabeth Tokoly, please visit her website www.eatmetal.org, to find out more about this amazing art! (201) 427-1458
Live on Stage Summer Camp - Stutelage Innovations
Lights, Camera, You! Whether you want to kick off a career on Broadway or overcome jitters when its your turn to read aloud in the classroom, this camp is for you! Want to improve your writing skills and easily put your thoughts into compelling words? Look no further. Join us for a fun-filled, magical adventure! The Team Building Team will guide students to unleash their creativity! Elizabeth Carey and Mike Seege specialize in interactive programs that are proven to engage children and adults. This creative learning workshop incorporates public speaking, team building and problem solving while encouraging teamwork, group communication and leadership with a focus on time management. Best of all, the hands on programs get every student involved! Carey is a communications professional with more than 20 years of experience as a television reporter. She has taught public speaking at the college level and specializes in creative writing and speaking for elementary and middle school students. Seege brings true magic to the program as a Buffalo-based magician who has worked as a presenter and speaker for some of the top Fortune 500 companies in the world. Hes a natural with students after presenting school-based programs for decades. He even... 7163627848.0
Tot Soccer N Stories Camp - Ackerman Sports and Fitness Center
Jump into the world of stories and soccer through this exciting camp for little ones! Each time they attend camp children will enjoy a mind-awakening story and learn the skills, moves, and joy of playing soccer. Children will have fun learning basic soccer skills like running, chasing and kicking. They will enhance listening and social skills as well as develop coordination and balance as they get their first taste of soccer in a fun and safe environment. Each child should bring a water bottle. AGE CATEGORY Early Childhood LOCATION Court 3 at Ackerman Sports and Fitness Center
Extreme Robotics - Middle School
In Extreme Robotics, students have extreme fun while exploring the world of technology. Using all sorts of household items, including electrical motors and gadgets, they get to build their own robots. Using applied science and engineering, students learn to solve problems while exploring various scientific principles, from biomechanics to hydraulics to magnetism and chemistry. Finally, the student made robots are put to the ultimate test in fun competitions, with prizes being awarded for the most innovative and best functioning inventions, robots, and designs. Have your child join us for a super duper fun week, and youll be amazed by what your budding little scientist has learned along the way, just by using a little imagination and some basic scientific knowledge. (516) 750-3104
Field Trip Camp - with Mr. Earl - Jefferson County Parks and Recreation Commission
Field Trips will leave at different times. Drop-off at the Jefferson County Community Center will be at 9:00 a.m. for the trips on Monday thru Thursday. Friday?s trip to Hershey Park will leave from the JCCC at 7am and will return at 6:30pm. Some trips may not leave until later or may leave as early as 9:15 a.m. During wait time for bus departure and drop off, games and other activities will be provided for the children until they are boarded. Pick-up for campers will be at 4:00 p.m. All trips are transported by Jefferson County School Buses. Campers will be required to bring special items each day. Campers must bring a packed lunch to camp each day, and wear sneakers, along with a snack and plenty of water. Other examples include: swimwear, extra cash for concessions/souvenirs, sunscreen, etc. Parents/Guardians who would like to volunteer to assist with the camp must pay their own fees for entry for each field trip. Parents/Guardians will need to submit a volunteer background check by July 10, 2013 in order to attend any trip. Cost includes tickets and admission for all trips daily. Please note, some pick up times may vary for certain trips...
Thursday- Jewelry Making,Stamping & More - HoLa Lower School
Classes will focus on both basic skills for jewelers and metalsmiths. One of the goals is to enlighten students on the importance of design, material, technique and craftsmanship. Art jewelry is cultivated through math and nature. You can find geometry in facet of nature. Geometry illustrates relationships of points, lines, angles, surfaces and solids. Geometry is a configuration of objects or parts that suggest geometric figure. Classes are taught by Elizabeth Tokoly, please visit her website www.eatmetal.org, to find out more about this amazing art! (201) 427-1458
Live on Stage Summer Camp - Stutelage Innovations
Lights, Camera, You! Whether you want to kick off a career on Broadway or overcome jitters when its your turn to read aloud in the classroom, this camp is for you! Want to improve your writing skills and easily put your thoughts into compelling words? Look no further. Join us for a fun-filled, magical adventure! The Team Building Team will guide students to unleash their creativity! Elizabeth Carey and Mike Seege specialize in interactive programs that are proven to engage children and adults. This creative learning workshop incorporates public speaking, team building and problem solving while encouraging teamwork, group communication and leadership with a focus on time management. Best of all, the hands on programs get every student involved! Carey is a communications professional with more than 20 years of experience as a television reporter. She has taught public speaking at the college level and specializes in creative writing and speaking for elementary and middle school students. Seege brings true magic to the program as a Buffalo-based magician who has worked as a presenter and speaker for some of the top Fortune 500 companies in the world. Hes a natural with students after presenting school-based programs for decades. He even... 7163627848.0
Tot Soccer N Stories Camp - Ackerman Sports and Fitness Center
Jump into the world of stories and soccer through this exciting camp for little ones! Each time they attend camp children will enjoy a mind-awakening story and learn the skills, moves, and joy of playing soccer. Children will have fun learning basic soccer skills like running, chasing and kicking. They will enhance listening and social skills as well as develop coordination and balance as they get their first taste of soccer in a fun and safe environment. Each child should bring a water bottle. AGE CATEGORY Early Childhood LOCATION Court 3 at Ackerman Sports and Fitness Center
Extreme Robotics - Middle School
In Extreme Robotics, students have extreme fun while exploring the world of technology. Using all sorts of household items, including electrical motors and gadgets, they get to build their own robots. Using applied science and engineering, students learn to solve problems while exploring various scientific principles, from biomechanics to hydraulics to magnetism and chemistry. Finally, the student made robots are put to the ultimate test in fun competitions, with prizes being awarded for the most innovative and best functioning inventions, robots, and designs. Have your child join us for a super duper fun week, and youll be amazed by what your budding little scientist has learned along the way, just by using a little imagination and some basic scientific knowledge. (516) 750-3104
Field Trip Camp - with Mr. Earl - Jefferson County Parks and Recreation Commission
Field Trips will leave at different times. Drop-off at the Jefferson County Community Center will be at 9:00 a.m. for the trips on Monday thru Thursday. Friday?s trip to Hershey Park will leave from the JCCC at 7am and will return at 6:30pm. Some trips may not leave until later or may leave as early as 9:15 a.m. During wait time for bus departure and drop off, games and other activities will be provided for the children until they are boarded. Pick-up for campers will be at 4:00 p.m. All trips are transported by Jefferson County School Buses. Campers will be required to bring special items each day. Campers must bring a packed lunch to camp each day, and wear sneakers, along with a snack and plenty of water. Other examples include: swimwear, extra cash for concessions/souvenirs, sunscreen, etc. Parents/Guardians who would like to volunteer to assist with the camp must pay their own fees for entry for each field trip. Parents/Guardians will need to submit a volunteer background check by July 10, 2013 in order to attend any trip. Cost includes tickets and admission for all trips daily. Please note, some pick up times may vary for certain trips...