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LATEST CAMPS NEWS: 2016 Sam Perkins Basketball Camp - East Chapel Hill High School
Camp registration includes the official camp shirt, camp bag, lunch, certificate of participation, team photo and camp memorabilia. 9196418342.0

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Cultural Summer Camp at The CAKE Village - East Dundee, IL
INVITE FRIENDS WHO MAY BE INTERESTED. The CAKE Village African Culture camp is an immersive cultural experience. It's a great way for both Heritage learners and non-heritage learners to expand their knowledge of specific ethnic group from various parts of the African continent. Our goal is to foster a cultural connection to the chosen African ethnic group and enhance cultural awareness, appreciation and heritage esteem in a relaxed and fun atmosphere. All classes are taught by native speakers of the respective ethnic group. Culture camp is designed for children 6 year to 14 years and is held once a month from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm on Saturdays. CAMP DATES AT C.A.K.E. VILLAGE (ILLINOIS) Yoruba Culture Camp: June 6, July 11, Aug 8 Igbo Culture Camp: June 6, July 11, Aug 8 Amhara Culture Camp: June 13, July 18, Aug 15 Kikuyu Culture Camp: June 20, July 18, Aug 15 Ashante Culture Camp: June 20, July 18, Aug 15 Questions: info @ thecakevillage.com or call 224.699.9968

Summer Camp 2015 - Osceola, MO
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Camp KidJam - Greenwood, SC
You don't want to miss out on this! Camp KidJam is a wildest camp for the funnest kids! (Completed 2-4th grades) This week in the Summer will be the greatest week of your child's life! They'll have an opportunity to unplug, and learn alongside their leaders and friends how to... Listen to God Talk to God and even share their faith. We'll have fun with wacky games, awesome worship, and the best friends all in between! Register today!!!!

Welcome To Camp Firewood Circa 1995 (Improvised Wet Hot American Summe
The setting is Camp Firewood, the year is 1995. A new batch of kids have arrived at Camp Firewood. It's the last day before everyone goes back to the real world, but there's still a summer's worth of unfinished business to resolve. It's still Jewish. It's still weird. It's completely improvised. We're taking it higher and higher. CAST THE COUNSELORS: Irene Carroll (as Beth), Mehdi Barakchian, Jamie Leelo, Chris Griggs, Joel Shaughnessy, Langston Belton THE CAMPERS: Leah Evans, Ronny Pascale, Marisa Brau, Gregory Lotsvin, Stephen Thornton, Karen Summerton GENE THE COOK: Brian Hansbury TECH/CAN OF VEGETABLES: Mike Sause

Summer Camp 2015 - Marlboro, VT
Camp Gone to the Dogs Summer Camp is from May 31 to June 6, 2015. Registration is open for anyone who would like to attend for our 26th year. You can contact Camp Gone to the Dogs at [email protected] or visit our website www.campgonetothedogs.com. P.S. - The website is still under construction, look for some changes and updates after Fall Camp 2014.

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Stanford All Sports - Stanford All Sports
Building skills and confidence that lead to a lifetime of physical activity and wellness! Stanford All-Sports Camp provides a combination of both planned and optional activities to give kids exposure to a variety of sports and recreational activities. Our enthusiastic and experienced counselors guide this multi-sport camp to provide a safe and fun environment for kids to play sports they already enjoy as well as try new activities. 6507231081.0

Feathers, Fur, and Scales - Vasona Lake County Park
Investigate different kinds of animals from head to toe and from the inside out. Learn how snakes slither and eat without chewing. Study one of natures greatest predators and understand the unique features that allow owls to see small objects in the dark and look behind themselves. Examine bones, fur, feathers, claws, teeth, scales, and skeletons to learn more about these and many other animal adaptations. Meet the YSI animal ambassadors and look for wild animals in the park to see how these adaptations help animals to survive in many different environments. 408-827-5507

Great Outdoors Mini Camp - EcoAdventures
Great Outdoors Mini Camp June 27th-June 30th Its back to nature in this camp and we mean literally! If it has to do with nature and the great outdoors we are all over it! These days kids seem to be losing touch with nature, so in this camp we are going to bring them back to the wild side. Kids will leave civilization behind as we head out into the great unknown to learn all about nature and surviving the outdoors. Campers will get the ins and outs of navigating trails, compass use, telling time by the sun, identify animal tracks, interact daily with animals, make fossils, build a drift shelter, survival skills, make Native American crafts, outdoor cooking (more than just smores) and so much more. By the end of camp you might not get your kid to come back into the house! Pint sized survivalist fun is on order for this camp on the Wild Side! (410) 279-5416

Week 4 - Kickers Camp - Whitby School
Arrival from 8:45 a.m. You can drop off in the front lot and walk onto the field Pick-Up at 11:00 a.m. from the field 203-274-5367

Reading & Reacting Camp - Jay Lively Ice Arena
Reading & Reacting Camp Reading and reacting is one of the most important aspects of the game of hockey. Each player must be able to read what is happening, anticipate correctly, and react properly by moving to the appropriate space to make the play or support their teammates in advance of the puck. As we sat, it is much easier to anticipate where the puck will be, and go to a particular point in the rink ahead of it, than it is to chase it around. In this camp, we will cover the correct diagnosis, and response needed, for game situations such as cycling, odd man rushes (both for and against), power play and penalty kill, movement through the neutral zone, defensive zone coverage, offensive zone coverage, face offs, playing away from the puck, offensive and defensive play at the puck, back-checking and fore-checking. ATTENTION GOALTENDERS - Every RMHS camp will offer professional goaltending instruction from one of our professional goaltending coaches. We limit theses spots to four goaltenders per group. Schedules subject to change due to registration levels up to one week before the first day of camp 8778487647.0