Summer Camps in Kearney, NE
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: "Meet Spot" Week 6 - Animal Training Adventure Center
This session is for young campers age 7 who love puppies and dogs, or young campers who need to overcome a fear of dogs. Campers will be introduced to basic responsibilities of pet ownership and the needs of a canine companion by working with rescue puppies and dogs. Campers will engage in play and structured games involving puppies and dogs that teach dog handling skills, dog safety, and promote having fun with a dog. This session will also include animal-themed family movies, animal-themed arts and craft projects, and homemade dog treats prepared by campers. Session fee includes a t-shirt and all activities and materials. You will need to pack your campers lunch daily. 850-294-1964
This session is for young campers age 7 who love puppies and dogs, or young campers who need to overcome a fear of dogs. Campers will be introduced to basic responsibilities of pet ownership and the needs of a canine companion by working with rescue puppies and dogs. Campers will engage in play and structured games involving puppies and dogs that teach dog handling skills, dog safety, and promote having fun with a dog. This session will also include animal-themed family movies, animal-themed arts and craft projects, and homemade dog treats prepared by campers. Session fee includes a t-shirt and all activities and materials. You will need to pack your campers lunch daily. 850-294-1964
Latest Review for Camp Towanda
Got The Experience
It is strange seeing Mitch still at it.If he's a Pennsylvania summertime person,it's partly cause he is sent couselors from far away.Would he remember the year 1992,I'll bet he would with miss Stephanie!It's possible the running rabbis lost their rep when mitch had his squad get them in a night game and come back with new aspirations.On campers,I didn't keep up with people on the grounds even Haden and Tracie who were from my state and we'll leave that to retired people like Bobby Miller.20+years... Read More...
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Fall Youth Horse CAMP - Pedro, OH
3 days 2 nights of fun filled horse chaos. Cooking out over fires, learning to care for our horses as well as working on our horsemanship skills in all disciplines of riding. As well as working on social skills, public speaking, and accountability. A good time is always had by all. So bring a tent (if you don't have one let us know), warm blankets, a pillow, and warm clothes, and join in on the experience.
ORBC Youth Camp Fundraising Garage Sale - San Antonio, TX
ORBC Youth will be holding a Garage Sale in the Shockley Family Life Center on Saturday, March 5th. Please consider donating items, we all have that pile of stuff that we are ready to donate after our spring cleaning and then let's go SHOPPING at this important event for our youth! Please share with your friends, who doesn't like to garage sale?!?! If you need your donation items picked up please contact our Youth Minister, Ben Miller, for those details. Items can be brought to the gym as early as January 23rd.
Teen Campfire and Glow Frisbe - Moss, ID
Survivors Supporting Survivors (Teen Support Group) - Boise, ID
LOCATION: The Tailgate - 815 Ann Morrison Park Dr, Boise, ID 83706 / VIEW MAP TIME 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm EVENT DESCRIPTION There will be fun for everyone at this party! Come dressed to impress in your best Holiday Ugly Sweater and be ready for a fun evening celebrating the Season while connecting with other survivors. Who: Any young adult between the ages of 13-18 years who has been diagnosed with cancer. (Your children do NOT need to have participated in camp or our Survivors Supporting Survivors support group to attend) Cost: FREE Please RSVP with Amy 208.350.6435 or [email protected] See more at: http://camprainbowgold.org/events/survivors-supporting-survivors-ugly-sweater-christmas-party/#sthash.vYMzIsxO.dpuf
Teen No-Retreat - Smithville Flats, NY
For anyone in 7th - 12th grade Great Speaker, Amazing Music, Night Game & Bubble Soccer Cost is $45 if paid before September 28. $55 after September 28
Fall Youth Horse CAMP - Pedro, OH
3 days 2 nights of fun filled horse chaos. Cooking out over fires, learning to care for our horses as well as working on our horsemanship skills in all disciplines of riding. As well as working on social skills, public speaking, and accountability. A good time is always had by all. So bring a tent (if you don't have one let us know), warm blankets, a pillow, and warm clothes, and join in on the experience.
ORBC Youth Camp Fundraising Garage Sale - San Antonio, TX
ORBC Youth will be holding a Garage Sale in the Shockley Family Life Center on Saturday, March 5th. Please consider donating items, we all have that pile of stuff that we are ready to donate after our spring cleaning and then let's go SHOPPING at this important event for our youth! Please share with your friends, who doesn't like to garage sale?!?! If you need your donation items picked up please contact our Youth Minister, Ben Miller, for those details. Items can be brought to the gym as early as January 23rd.
Teen Campfire and Glow Frisbe - Moss, ID
Survivors Supporting Survivors (Teen Support Group) - Boise, ID
LOCATION: The Tailgate - 815 Ann Morrison Park Dr, Boise, ID 83706 / VIEW MAP TIME 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm EVENT DESCRIPTION There will be fun for everyone at this party! Come dressed to impress in your best Holiday Ugly Sweater and be ready for a fun evening celebrating the Season while connecting with other survivors. Who: Any young adult between the ages of 13-18 years who has been diagnosed with cancer. (Your children do NOT need to have participated in camp or our Survivors Supporting Survivors support group to attend) Cost: FREE Please RSVP with Amy 208.350.6435 or [email protected] See more at: http://camprainbowgold.org/events/survivors-supporting-survivors-ugly-sweater-christmas-party/#sthash.vYMzIsxO.dpuf
Teen No-Retreat - Smithville Flats, NY
For anyone in 7th - 12th grade Great Speaker, Amazing Music, Night Game & Bubble Soccer Cost is $45 if paid before September 28. $55 after September 28
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Economics for Everyone! - Hopkins Campus
Join us for fun, engaging topics that explore economic and mathematics concepts to understand the world of finance and beyond. Investigate concepts such as supply, demand, scarcity and opportunity cost. Students will learn through interactive games and test their trading acumen by playing simulated rounds on the U.S. stock market using real stocks (but fake money!). Blake faculty and administrator Peter Zantop leads this course. 952-988-3463
Empower Diversity Art Camp - Blue Heron
[] Empower Diversity Art Camp Ages: 8-13 Mon-Fri, July 11-15, 10am-2pm Tuition:$200 Member, $220 General + $20 Materials Instructors: Charhys Bailey, Victoria Paloma Elizondo Hopper, Christopher Jordan, Tina La Padula This art and personal development camp will allow participants to proudly explore the statement " I AM..." through writing, spoken word, theater games, movement, improvisation, mask making and graffiti style art. Charhys Bailey is a spoken word artist and suicide prevention specialist; Victoria Paloma Elizondo Hopper is a local artist, grief facilitator and Spanish teacher; Christopher Jordan is a muralist, graffiti artist, graphic designer and director of Fab-5 Arts Outreach in Tacoma; Tina La Padula is an actress, activist and education director of Seattle Arts Corps. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (6-12) LOCATION Performance Area at Blue Heron
Date
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday - Daily 520.333.2558
Paper & Paint 3D Creations (A.M.) with Ansley Young - Westerly Creek Elementary (Art Room)
Teacher: Ansley Young The wonders of paper and paint come to life in this camp, where 3D projects are built and produced from papier mache, paper bags, watercolor paint, acrylic paint and dimensional embellishments, like beads, yarn, and found objects. Participants will brain storm ideas for these 3D projects on the first day, and will walk away with fabulous creations, which might be masks, sculptures, or an imaginary 3D robot, at the end of the week. Join us for the last 10 minutes of camp on the final day for an art gallery walk in the classroom. We close online registration 24 hours prior to camp start. If you want to register at that time, please call 720-299-1806 OR 303-349-0961. 303-349-0861
Explore Art! ~ Papier Mache - Session 3 - The Arts Center
Students will learn to create human, animal or monster sculptures with papier mache. They will start by creating an armature from wire and newspaper. They will learn the best types of glues and to keep the mess to a minimum and speed drying times. We will use colored and painted papers for the final layer. In the last session, details will be added with a wide range of craft materials. The will learn how to create impressive sculptures that can be adapted for a range of school projects. Students will hot glue with parental permission. 508-432-2002 x17
Economics for Everyone! - Hopkins Campus
Join us for fun, engaging topics that explore economic and mathematics concepts to understand the world of finance and beyond. Investigate concepts such as supply, demand, scarcity and opportunity cost. Students will learn through interactive games and test their trading acumen by playing simulated rounds on the U.S. stock market using real stocks (but fake money!). Blake faculty and administrator Peter Zantop leads this course. 952-988-3463
Empower Diversity Art Camp - Blue Heron
[] Empower Diversity Art Camp Ages: 8-13 Mon-Fri, July 11-15, 10am-2pm Tuition:$200 Member, $220 General + $20 Materials Instructors: Charhys Bailey, Victoria Paloma Elizondo Hopper, Christopher Jordan, Tina La Padula This art and personal development camp will allow participants to proudly explore the statement " I AM..." through writing, spoken word, theater games, movement, improvisation, mask making and graffiti style art. Charhys Bailey is a spoken word artist and suicide prevention specialist; Victoria Paloma Elizondo Hopper is a local artist, grief facilitator and Spanish teacher; Christopher Jordan is a muralist, graffiti artist, graphic designer and director of Fab-5 Arts Outreach in Tacoma; Tina La Padula is an actress, activist and education director of Seattle Arts Corps. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (6-12) LOCATION Performance Area at Blue Heron
Date
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday - Daily 520.333.2558
Paper & Paint 3D Creations (A.M.) with Ansley Young - Westerly Creek Elementary (Art Room)
Teacher: Ansley Young The wonders of paper and paint come to life in this camp, where 3D projects are built and produced from papier mache, paper bags, watercolor paint, acrylic paint and dimensional embellishments, like beads, yarn, and found objects. Participants will brain storm ideas for these 3D projects on the first day, and will walk away with fabulous creations, which might be masks, sculptures, or an imaginary 3D robot, at the end of the week. Join us for the last 10 minutes of camp on the final day for an art gallery walk in the classroom. We close online registration 24 hours prior to camp start. If you want to register at that time, please call 720-299-1806 OR 303-349-0961. 303-349-0861
Explore Art! ~ Papier Mache - Session 3 - The Arts Center
Students will learn to create human, animal or monster sculptures with papier mache. They will start by creating an armature from wire and newspaper. They will learn the best types of glues and to keep the mess to a minimum and speed drying times. We will use colored and painted papers for the final layer. In the last session, details will be added with a wide range of craft materials. The will learn how to create impressive sculptures that can be adapted for a range of school projects. Students will hot glue with parental permission. 508-432-2002 x17