Summer Camps in Kenosha County, WI
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Little Rogers Session 1 - Male - Camp Roger
Non-Refundable Deposit: $50 ** ATTENTION: If you would like to pay only the $50 deposit per camper now, choose the PAYMENT PLAN o ption available on page 4 (Fees page). And make sure you click AGREE TO PAYMENT PLAN located at the bottom of the pop-up box that appears If not, you will be charged the full amount. ** Little Rogers Full Price: $280 Voluntary Cost: $253 Apply For Financial Assistance: If you choose to apply for assistance, the full cost of the program will be shown at checkout until we have received and processed your full Financial Assistance Application. To complete your registration please pay the $50 Non-Refundable deposit at checkout. Transportation To/From Camp is unavailable for Jr. Rogers campers Our YMCA offers a voluntary Tiered Pricing System to help all families be able to participate in our programs. The Voluntary Cost is a partially subsidized rate for families who cannot afford the full cost of the program. This option is voluntary, requires no paperwork, and in no way influences the experience your youth has. Financial Assistance is available, but requires an application to be...
Non-Refundable Deposit: $50 ** ATTENTION: If you would like to pay only the $50 deposit per camper now, choose the PAYMENT PLAN o ption available on page 4 (Fees page). And make sure you click AGREE TO PAYMENT PLAN located at the bottom of the pop-up box that appears If not, you will be charged the full amount. ** Little Rogers Full Price: $280 Voluntary Cost: $253 Apply For Financial Assistance: If you choose to apply for assistance, the full cost of the program will be shown at checkout until we have received and processed your full Financial Assistance Application. To complete your registration please pay the $50 Non-Refundable deposit at checkout. Transportation To/From Camp is unavailable for Jr. Rogers campers Our YMCA offers a voluntary Tiered Pricing System to help all families be able to participate in our programs. The Voluntary Cost is a partially subsidized rate for families who cannot afford the full cost of the program. This option is voluntary, requires no paperwork, and in no way influences the experience your youth has. Financial Assistance is available, but requires an application to be...
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Kenosha County, WI Summer Camps
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Could you suggest camp options for a 10 year old boy?
There are multiple options for you to ensure a great summer experience for a 10 year old boy. One of the most important things for a boy this age is to have him build new skills, while he is spending a good amount of time outdoors, making new friends and learning from positive role models. A residential camp with multiple sport offerings is a great camp option. A combination of structured activities like team sports and tennis lessons and open play time and free swim will have your 10 year old jumping for joy. Residential camp will also teach him...
LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Book Talk and Signing of "Summer Resorts & Kid's Camps" - Vassalboro,
Starting at 6pm Dale Potter-Clark will discuss the process and research that led to the writing of "The Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts and Kids' Camps on Four Lakes in Central Maine". There will be time for Q&A followed by book signings. Books will be available for sale following the talk.
Advocacy Training for Pennsylvania Youth Recovery Campaign - Philadelp
The Pennsylvania Youth Recovery Campaign and The Bridgeway School would like to formally announce that legislation is officially being sponsored in both the House of Representative (Rep. John Taylor –[R] Philadelphia) and the Senate (Sen. Pat Browne -[R] Pennsylvania) to promote recovery high schools in Pennsylvania. When enacted, this bill will create an alternate class of school designated Recovery High School. These schools will be suited to address the educational and recovery support needs of high school age/eligible youth dealing with substance use disorders in Pennsylvania. These schools will ensure that students receive the tools necessary to retain long term recovery, achieve academic greatness, and promote family inclusion, support, and overall wellness through education and recovery. We need your help to raise awareness for, and champion this cause on behalf of all Pennsylvania Youth. Please also join us for an Advocacy Training event on February 25th and 7pm at The Bridgeway School. Through this training we will equip all supporters and stakeholders with the knowledge and tools to advocate in support of this vital legislation. To learn more about our grass roots campaign supporting this vital legislation check out our advocacy toolkit here. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B_OLdkYEdts9X0hLODVFaVpZa3M...
Youth Summer Camp - Hampden Sydney, VA
The HST Summer Youth Camp will run for 4 days from 9 AM – 12 PM. The camp focus is on baseball instruction and drills to improve the skill. The camp will begin with an introduction of the fundamentals of baseball. Each day will begin with throwing and catching drills. The session will be followed by position training. Each player will learn about each position on the field. Each day there will also be a specialty skill learned. These skills will be base running, sliding, and bunting. Each day ends with games. Games are modified to meet the skill level of each age group. Camp is $100 for the week. http://hscathletics.com/camps/baseball/camp_flyer_-_summer_2016.pdf
Youth Development Summer Camp Car and Truck Show - Concord, NC
The Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office, Youth and Development Division, will be hosting a Car & Truck Show on Saturday, April 16, 2016 with all the proceeds going to benefit the Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office Youth Development Summer Camp. The Youth Development Summer Camp provides At Risk Youth in Cabarrus County with a week-long camp experience. This year, we will be expanding our summer camp experience to include three, 1 week sessions that will impact over 120 At Risk Youth in Cabarrus County. During a typical week of summer camp, At Risk Youth interact with police officers in a positive learning environment. Some of the camp activities include bowling, fishing, mini golf, swimming, along with trips to the zoo and local movie theaters to name a few. Interlaced within these activities are structured lessons which teach about the dangers of bullying, internet safety, gun safety, peer pressure, and drug abuse. In today’s society, now more than ever, we need positive role models for our youth. The School Resource Officers of the Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office are effective, positive, motivational, role models for these At Risk Youth. PLEASE COME OUT ON APRIL 16TH AND SUPPORT THIS WORTHY CAUSE.
SunSquabi | Summer Camp Campfire Stage 2AM -4AM - Chillicothe, IL
We will be performing 2 sets at Summer Camp Music Festival on Saturday May 28th VIP Lounge 6PM - 7PM Late night Campfire Stage - 2:00AM - 4:00AM
Book Talk and Signing of "Summer Resorts & Kid's Camps" - Vassalboro,
Starting at 6pm Dale Potter-Clark will discuss the process and research that led to the writing of "The Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts and Kids' Camps on Four Lakes in Central Maine". There will be time for Q&A followed by book signings. Books will be available for sale following the talk.
Advocacy Training for Pennsylvania Youth Recovery Campaign - Philadelp
The Pennsylvania Youth Recovery Campaign and The Bridgeway School would like to formally announce that legislation is officially being sponsored in both the House of Representative (Rep. John Taylor –[R] Philadelphia) and the Senate (Sen. Pat Browne -[R] Pennsylvania) to promote recovery high schools in Pennsylvania. When enacted, this bill will create an alternate class of school designated Recovery High School. These schools will be suited to address the educational and recovery support needs of high school age/eligible youth dealing with substance use disorders in Pennsylvania. These schools will ensure that students receive the tools necessary to retain long term recovery, achieve academic greatness, and promote family inclusion, support, and overall wellness through education and recovery. We need your help to raise awareness for, and champion this cause on behalf of all Pennsylvania Youth. Please also join us for an Advocacy Training event on February 25th and 7pm at The Bridgeway School. Through this training we will equip all supporters and stakeholders with the knowledge and tools to advocate in support of this vital legislation. To learn more about our grass roots campaign supporting this vital legislation check out our advocacy toolkit here. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B_OLdkYEdts9X0hLODVFaVpZa3M...
Youth Summer Camp - Hampden Sydney, VA
The HST Summer Youth Camp will run for 4 days from 9 AM – 12 PM. The camp focus is on baseball instruction and drills to improve the skill. The camp will begin with an introduction of the fundamentals of baseball. Each day will begin with throwing and catching drills. The session will be followed by position training. Each player will learn about each position on the field. Each day there will also be a specialty skill learned. These skills will be base running, sliding, and bunting. Each day ends with games. Games are modified to meet the skill level of each age group. Camp is $100 for the week. http://hscathletics.com/camps/baseball/camp_flyer_-_summer_2016.pdf
Youth Development Summer Camp Car and Truck Show - Concord, NC
The Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office, Youth and Development Division, will be hosting a Car & Truck Show on Saturday, April 16, 2016 with all the proceeds going to benefit the Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office Youth Development Summer Camp. The Youth Development Summer Camp provides At Risk Youth in Cabarrus County with a week-long camp experience. This year, we will be expanding our summer camp experience to include three, 1 week sessions that will impact over 120 At Risk Youth in Cabarrus County. During a typical week of summer camp, At Risk Youth interact with police officers in a positive learning environment. Some of the camp activities include bowling, fishing, mini golf, swimming, along with trips to the zoo and local movie theaters to name a few. Interlaced within these activities are structured lessons which teach about the dangers of bullying, internet safety, gun safety, peer pressure, and drug abuse. In today’s society, now more than ever, we need positive role models for our youth. The School Resource Officers of the Cabarrus County Sheriff’s Office are effective, positive, motivational, role models for these At Risk Youth. PLEASE COME OUT ON APRIL 16TH AND SUPPORT THIS WORTHY CAUSE.
SunSquabi | Summer Camp Campfire Stage 2AM -4AM - Chillicothe, IL
We will be performing 2 sets at Summer Camp Music Festival on Saturday May 28th VIP Lounge 6PM - 7PM Late night Campfire Stage - 2:00AM - 4:00AM
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Period 1 - Boys Basketball - NBJH Large Gym 335
This class will develop students basketball skills through practice and games. Students will work on skill development, game play, teamwork, and offer a variety of opportunities for player improvement. Scrimmages and tournaments will be a big part of the class to give students authentic opportunities. 8475043400 x2520
Period 2 - Book Club - NBJH Room 312
Students read a novel, discuss, and do projects around the novel. Please sign up & share your love of reading with us! 8475043400 x2520
Math and Reading Games 1st-2nd grades - Wichita Collegiate School
Instructor: Zarei This class will provide a positive experience while developing fundamental skills in math and reading. Our daily schedule will be filled with games and activities practicing phonemic awareness, word sorts, reading and listening comprehension. We will explore how mathematical concepts are used in everyday life, including computation, conservation and problem solving. We will have so much fun the students wont notice how much they are learning. Lets build knowledge and confidence while having a fun-filled summer together! Three and six week sessions available. 6 weeks $275 3 weeks $150 each session (June or July) No class 7/4 316-771-2289
River Oaks Baptist School - River Oaks Baptist School
R.O.B.S. is an independent, co-educational day school with 850 students ranging from age two to eighth grade. R.O.B.S. gives its students a firm foundation for life—academically, morally, spiritually, socially, and physically. 713-623-6938
Robots, Gagets, Gizmos - Winter - Adams Elementary
Held in Computer Lab. Through fun, hands-on and engaging science, engineering, and design technology, students learn how the world works, how buildings stand up, how machines move, and how people design, make and use technology. Projects are different for fall, winter and spring sessions and do not repeat. Using a wide assortment of curriculum materials, including KNEX, Keva Planks, Lego WeDo Robotics, Snap Circuits, and hands-on building projects, students construct machines; program robots, build gadgets, gizmos, structures and vehicles, and assemble electronics such as a radio or flying saucer. Through these integrated STEAM projects, students gain problem-solving skills; develop spatial awareness and a basic understanding of physics, gravity, electricity, energy, design, and robotics. STEAM= (science, technology, engineering, art, math). Science was never this much fun! 10 Classes for Winter Session: 1/13/16 1/20/16 1/27/16 2/3/16 2/10/16 2/17/16 2/24/16 3/2/16 3/9/16 3/23/16 NO Classes: 3/16 PC 805-570-1988
Period 1 - Boys Basketball - NBJH Large Gym 335
This class will develop students basketball skills through practice and games. Students will work on skill development, game play, teamwork, and offer a variety of opportunities for player improvement. Scrimmages and tournaments will be a big part of the class to give students authentic opportunities. 8475043400 x2520
Period 2 - Book Club - NBJH Room 312
Students read a novel, discuss, and do projects around the novel. Please sign up & share your love of reading with us! 8475043400 x2520
Math and Reading Games 1st-2nd grades - Wichita Collegiate School
Instructor: Zarei This class will provide a positive experience while developing fundamental skills in math and reading. Our daily schedule will be filled with games and activities practicing phonemic awareness, word sorts, reading and listening comprehension. We will explore how mathematical concepts are used in everyday life, including computation, conservation and problem solving. We will have so much fun the students wont notice how much they are learning. Lets build knowledge and confidence while having a fun-filled summer together! Three and six week sessions available. 6 weeks $275 3 weeks $150 each session (June or July) No class 7/4 316-771-2289
River Oaks Baptist School - River Oaks Baptist School
R.O.B.S. is an independent, co-educational day school with 850 students ranging from age two to eighth grade. R.O.B.S. gives its students a firm foundation for life—academically, morally, spiritually, socially, and physically. 713-623-6938
Robots, Gagets, Gizmos - Winter - Adams Elementary
Held in Computer Lab. Through fun, hands-on and engaging science, engineering, and design technology, students learn how the world works, how buildings stand up, how machines move, and how people design, make and use technology. Projects are different for fall, winter and spring sessions and do not repeat. Using a wide assortment of curriculum materials, including KNEX, Keva Planks, Lego WeDo Robotics, Snap Circuits, and hands-on building projects, students construct machines; program robots, build gadgets, gizmos, structures and vehicles, and assemble electronics such as a radio or flying saucer. Through these integrated STEAM projects, students gain problem-solving skills; develop spatial awareness and a basic understanding of physics, gravity, electricity, energy, design, and robotics. STEAM= (science, technology, engineering, art, math). Science was never this much fun! 10 Classes for Winter Session: 1/13/16 1/20/16 1/27/16 2/3/16 2/10/16 2/17/16 2/24/16 3/2/16 3/9/16 3/23/16 NO Classes: 3/16 PC 805-570-1988