Summer Camps in Kentland, IN
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Rhythm & Rhyme - The Miami Valley School
We will be playing games and instruments in this melodic camp. Using patterned text from childrens songs and poems, we will actively "do music" while gaining stronger literacy skills. You will experience many literacy components such as syllabication, phonics, and rhyming. We will use pictures and context clues to decode new vocabulary. Using speech as the basis of rhythm, we will create our own rhymes to share. Instructor: Kristy Morrow 9374344444 x301
We will be playing games and instruments in this melodic camp. Using patterned text from childrens songs and poems, we will actively "do music" while gaining stronger literacy skills. You will experience many literacy components such as syllabication, phonics, and rhyming. We will use pictures and context clues to decode new vocabulary. Using speech as the basis of rhythm, we will create our own rhymes to share. Instructor: Kristy Morrow 9374344444 x301
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Distance
19.19 Miles
Address:
, Rensselear, Indiana
McCracken Basketball Camp at St. Joseph's College in Rensselear
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
36.86 Miles
Address:
, West Lafayette, Indiana
Nike Tennis Camps is proud to introduce a new camp this summer at Purdue University. Come join the fun this summer and take your...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
37.03 Miles
Address:
12635 W Tecumseh Bend Rd, Brookston, Indiana 47923
Midwest's Premier camp. Great counselors,amazing facilities. Family culture. Affordable. Outstanding return rate of campers and staff. Parents love our camp too
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor Training (CIT), Horseback...
Camp Tecumseh
Hot
Distance
37.03 Miles
Address:
12635 W. Tecumseh Bend Rd. , Brookston, Indiana 47923
Simply the best camp in Indiana, Illinois or anywhere in the midwest. Beautiful cabins and other fabulous facilities on 500 acres of woodlands, meadows,...
Activities: Adventure , Archery , Arts and Crafts ,...
Distance
42.16 Miles
Address:
6641 N 6000W Rd, Manteno, Illinois 60950
Camp Shaw-Waw-Nas-See has been serving Illinois youth for over sixty years! Campers ages 7-16, have the opportunity to participate in many activities such as,...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Counselor Training...
Distance
49.16 Miles
Address:
7725 Broadway Ste C, Merrillville, Indiana 46410
Campers grow physically, intellectually, spiritually, sharing adventures in the great outdoors, by campfire, on a nature hike, or during an afternoon swim.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
G.A.M.E.S.
Hot
Distance
61.39 Miles
Address:
206 Eng Hall MC-272, Urbana, Illinois 61801
E.S. is an academic residential camp whose purpose is to provide gifted young women with exciting activities within the S.T.E.M. fields. Held on the...
Activities: Academics, Computer, Leadership Development, Recreational Swimming, Team Building
Distance
61.62 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded basketball summer camp programs for boys.
Activities: Sports Camps: Basketball
Distance
61.62 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded summer camp programs for boys and girls....
Activities: Sports Camps: Baseball and Softball
Distance
61.62 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded basketball summer camp programs for girls.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
61.62 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of a well-rounded summer camp program.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
61.62 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of a well-rounded track & field summer camp program....
Activities: Sports Camps: Track and Field
Distance
61.62 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded football summer camp programs.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
61.62 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded soccer summer camp programs.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
61.62 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded tennis summer camp programs.
Activities: Sports Camps: Athletic Training
Distance
61.62 Miles
Address:
, Champaign, Illinois
The University of Illinois Division of Intercollegiate Athletics has committed itself to the development of well-rounded volleyball summer camp programs.
Activities: Sports Camps: Volleyball
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Kentland, IN Summer Camps
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SET APART (Youth and Young Adult Retreat) - Solon, IA
Cost $60.00 Dinner Party Theme: 50's Theme Dinner Camp IODISECA 3271 Sandy Beach Rd NE, Solon, IA 52333 Tentative Schedule: Friday 2:00-6:00 pm Arrival & Registration 6:00 pm Welcome 7:00 pm Evening Service 8:00 pm Light Dinner 9:00 pm Activity 12:00 pm Lights Out Sabbath 8:30 - 9:30 am Breakfast 10:00 am Devotions 10:30 am Morning Service 12:00 pm Lunch 2:00 pm Workshop 3:30 pm Afternoon Service 6:00 pm Supper 7:00 pm Activities 8:30 pm Group Picture 9:00 pm Games 11:30 pm Evening Devotions 12:00 am Movie & Snacks 2:00 am Lights Out Sunday 8:30 - 9:30 am Breakfast 10:00am Cleanup 11:00am Checkout
Spring Break Camp - Pensacola, FL
Campers will learn about Shakespeare, acting, and stage combat as they prepare to perform a 30-minute version of one of Shakespeare’s plays! Wordplay, swordplay, and insult swapping abound – and they get to do it in costume! SETSCO will provide everything except underwear, shoes, and lunch. Tuition is $235. Ages 9-17.
Make Food, Make Fam: FEEST Community Dinner & Youth-led Campaign Kick-
MAKE FOOD, MAKE FAM FEEST Community Dinner & Youth-led Campaign Kick-Off Join the FEEST community for a dynamic night of food, drinks, music and stories. At FEEST we believe that effective social change starts with sharing a meal with people you otherwise wouldn’t eat with or cook with. We want to invite you to have a FEEST style dinner with us! We will break bread together and hear from our youth food justice leaders about the multi-media campaign they’ve been building to combat the junk food advertising they see on a daily basis. Join us to find out what happens when youth take the lead on creative solution-making for their friends, schools and neighborhoods. Make Food, Make Fam FEEST Community Dinner and Campaign Kick-Off Thursday, March 31, 2016 6:00pm - 8:00pm Hillman City Collaboratory, 5623 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118 RSVP: http://bit.ly/FoodFam Food, Celebration, Music, Discussion #makefoodmakefam Questions? [email protected]
Pre Teen Camp - Lake Charles, LA
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Camp Cost $275 until (April 15) After April 15th cost $300
Gwyn's 2016 Summer Camp Trip - Clay Creek
Camping out at Clay Creek near Florance, Oregon unless otherwise decides elswere. DATE IS AN ESTAMATE. !! Don't have to agree to go now.
SET APART (Youth and Young Adult Retreat) - Solon, IA
Cost $60.00 Dinner Party Theme: 50's Theme Dinner Camp IODISECA 3271 Sandy Beach Rd NE, Solon, IA 52333 Tentative Schedule: Friday 2:00-6:00 pm Arrival & Registration 6:00 pm Welcome 7:00 pm Evening Service 8:00 pm Light Dinner 9:00 pm Activity 12:00 pm Lights Out Sabbath 8:30 - 9:30 am Breakfast 10:00 am Devotions 10:30 am Morning Service 12:00 pm Lunch 2:00 pm Workshop 3:30 pm Afternoon Service 6:00 pm Supper 7:00 pm Activities 8:30 pm Group Picture 9:00 pm Games 11:30 pm Evening Devotions 12:00 am Movie & Snacks 2:00 am Lights Out Sunday 8:30 - 9:30 am Breakfast 10:00am Cleanup 11:00am Checkout
Spring Break Camp - Pensacola, FL
Campers will learn about Shakespeare, acting, and stage combat as they prepare to perform a 30-minute version of one of Shakespeare’s plays! Wordplay, swordplay, and insult swapping abound – and they get to do it in costume! SETSCO will provide everything except underwear, shoes, and lunch. Tuition is $235. Ages 9-17.
Make Food, Make Fam: FEEST Community Dinner & Youth-led Campaign Kick-
MAKE FOOD, MAKE FAM FEEST Community Dinner & Youth-led Campaign Kick-Off Join the FEEST community for a dynamic night of food, drinks, music and stories. At FEEST we believe that effective social change starts with sharing a meal with people you otherwise wouldn’t eat with or cook with. We want to invite you to have a FEEST style dinner with us! We will break bread together and hear from our youth food justice leaders about the multi-media campaign they’ve been building to combat the junk food advertising they see on a daily basis. Join us to find out what happens when youth take the lead on creative solution-making for their friends, schools and neighborhoods. Make Food, Make Fam FEEST Community Dinner and Campaign Kick-Off Thursday, March 31, 2016 6:00pm - 8:00pm Hillman City Collaboratory, 5623 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118 RSVP: http://bit.ly/FoodFam Food, Celebration, Music, Discussion #makefoodmakefam Questions? [email protected]
Pre Teen Camp - Lake Charles, LA
Mt. Lebanon Baptist Camp Cost $275 until (April 15) After April 15th cost $300
Gwyn's 2016 Summer Camp Trip - Clay Creek
Camping out at Clay Creek near Florance, Oregon unless otherwise decides elswere. DATE IS AN ESTAMATE. !! Don't have to agree to go now.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Future of the Game - East - Bob Williams Sportsplex
Saturday June 25, 2016 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM Sunday June 26, 2016 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM The Future of the Game-East Camp are designed for high level 5/6th grade boys who already have a good working knowledge of the game. This camp we take them from intermediate to high level advanced in terms of basketball IQ and skills taught. These camps help us identify special talents or future Camp Right Ways and International Middle School Combine (IMSC). Though these camps are not invite only we do actively recruit identified players nationally and warn against this being a 5/6 th graders first organized basketball experience because it is so advanced and intense. • Each Camp Participant Will Receive Camp Memento • A meal served to Players around 4:30pm on Saturday Only • Education Sessions by Knowledgeable Guest Speakers • Team and Individual Evaluation various Evaluation Services • 8 Stations with Two (2) Coaches Per Station • Staff of Former Professional and College Players • 5 Competitive Games • Evaluation Services *YOUR PARTICIPANT CONFIRMATION IS NOT CONFIRMED UNTIL PAYMENT IS RECEIVED NO REFUNDS - Refunds will be a credit to a future JLE camp/clinic of the Players age group. (Excluding the Camps that are by Invitational Only) 7136324355.0
Camp Firefly M-F #1 9:15-3:15 - Marinwood CSD
Join Camp Firefly for another great summer! There?s a different adventure waiting each day! With inspiration from books and movies like American Girl, Harry Potter, Nancy Drew, Ivy and Bean and The Babysitter?s Club, this camp will be packed full of imagination, skill building, exploring and plain ol? fun! Campers will get to explore different passions and projects! From launching hand-made rockets to creating sculptural masterpieces, campers will have a chance to dig into activities they?ve always wanted to try! We?re talking about going beyond your typical art projects and camp games.Campers will have the chance throughout the day to choose which projects and activities sound like the most fun. We?ll be bringing in specialists on different topics, going on adventures and making new friends. Whether it is having a picnic outside or creating an American Girl Doll story book, Camp Firefly has a place for every girl! ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Childcare LOCATION Marinwood Community Center INSTRUCTOR Marinwood Staff
1-Monday: Spanish Bilingual Kids with Ms. Sharon Zeichner - Biet Midrash
Classes are taught by native Spanish speaking teacher in a fun and engaging approach through the use of music, games, literature, storyboards, puppets and art activities! Great opportunity for students that have exposure to the language & for students with minimal or zero exposure to the language. Classes are personalized to achieve foreign language acquisition. Dates: March 14, 21, 28, April 4, 11, 18, May 2, 9, 16, 23 June 6 (11 lessons) 8587043700.0
Junior Camp Session 7 - Monday-Thursday 8:30-10:30 AM - New Mexico State University Golf Course
NMSU Golf Course will once again be hosting Junior Golf Camps throughout the summer. Instructional Programming will be AGE and ABILITY specific. Junior Golfers of all abilities are encouraged to sign up for our camps. NMSU GC summer camps are a great way to introduce your child to the game and or help them elevate their game to the next level for those aspiring to play on a high school or college golf. Instruction will be lead by Jason White, PGA Head Golf Professional with the assistance of our Junior Golf Leader Tyler Aynes and NMSU PGA Golf Management Students. Maximum Student to Instructor ratio will be 7:1. The Camp will meet at the NMSU Driving Range if you need directions feel free to contact the NMSU ProShop 575-646-3219. We will meet Monday-Thursday from 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM. Please have your child or children ready to go at 8:30 AM and be ready to pick them up at 10:30 AM. We will have water available for the kids to drink but it is recommended that your child brings a water bottle. It is also recommended that your child wears a hat and golf appropriate shoes and clothing – typical... (575) 646-3219
Nature & Pond Life - Middle School
Through observation and inquiry, students explore the Nature around them. In this session we take the children through nature trails and begin our journey with a trees parts and the role each part plays in a trees life cycle. After observing patterns in nature, students create their own design project that will reinforce the lesson learned. What makes a bird a bird? To find out, students go on a picturesque bird walk and use binoculars to observe birds closely. They comb the environment to investigate artifacts like feathers, feet, and skulls to discover how different birds learn to adapt and thrive in their special niches. A hands-on art project helps to reinforce this avian adventure. Through simple scientific observation and physical exploration, students investigate the nature of seeds, their role in the cycle of life, and interesting ways that they adapt, survive, and thrive in their environment. Students dissect seeds and then create their own seed mosaic. They learn about the lifecycles of bees and the role they play in pollination. Students observe and practice the art of bee communication. After learning about the production and harvesting of bee products, such as honey and beeswax, students use real beeswax to... (516) 750-3104
Future of the Game - East - Bob Williams Sportsplex
Saturday June 25, 2016 12:00 PM - 8:00 PM Sunday June 26, 2016 7:30 AM - 12:00 PM The Future of the Game-East Camp are designed for high level 5/6th grade boys who already have a good working knowledge of the game. This camp we take them from intermediate to high level advanced in terms of basketball IQ and skills taught. These camps help us identify special talents or future Camp Right Ways and International Middle School Combine (IMSC). Though these camps are not invite only we do actively recruit identified players nationally and warn against this being a 5/6 th graders first organized basketball experience because it is so advanced and intense. • Each Camp Participant Will Receive Camp Memento • A meal served to Players around 4:30pm on Saturday Only • Education Sessions by Knowledgeable Guest Speakers • Team and Individual Evaluation various Evaluation Services • 8 Stations with Two (2) Coaches Per Station • Staff of Former Professional and College Players • 5 Competitive Games • Evaluation Services *YOUR PARTICIPANT CONFIRMATION IS NOT CONFIRMED UNTIL PAYMENT IS RECEIVED NO REFUNDS - Refunds will be a credit to a future JLE camp/clinic of the Players age group. (Excluding the Camps that are by Invitational Only) 7136324355.0
Camp Firefly M-F #1 9:15-3:15 - Marinwood CSD
Join Camp Firefly for another great summer! There?s a different adventure waiting each day! With inspiration from books and movies like American Girl, Harry Potter, Nancy Drew, Ivy and Bean and The Babysitter?s Club, this camp will be packed full of imagination, skill building, exploring and plain ol? fun! Campers will get to explore different passions and projects! From launching hand-made rockets to creating sculptural masterpieces, campers will have a chance to dig into activities they?ve always wanted to try! We?re talking about going beyond your typical art projects and camp games.Campers will have the chance throughout the day to choose which projects and activities sound like the most fun. We?ll be bringing in specialists on different topics, going on adventures and making new friends. Whether it is having a picnic outside or creating an American Girl Doll story book, Camp Firefly has a place for every girl! ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Childcare LOCATION Marinwood Community Center INSTRUCTOR Marinwood Staff
1-Monday: Spanish Bilingual Kids with Ms. Sharon Zeichner - Biet Midrash
Classes are taught by native Spanish speaking teacher in a fun and engaging approach through the use of music, games, literature, storyboards, puppets and art activities! Great opportunity for students that have exposure to the language & for students with minimal or zero exposure to the language. Classes are personalized to achieve foreign language acquisition. Dates: March 14, 21, 28, April 4, 11, 18, May 2, 9, 16, 23 June 6 (11 lessons) 8587043700.0
Junior Camp Session 7 - Monday-Thursday 8:30-10:30 AM - New Mexico State University Golf Course
NMSU Golf Course will once again be hosting Junior Golf Camps throughout the summer. Instructional Programming will be AGE and ABILITY specific. Junior Golfers of all abilities are encouraged to sign up for our camps. NMSU GC summer camps are a great way to introduce your child to the game and or help them elevate their game to the next level for those aspiring to play on a high school or college golf. Instruction will be lead by Jason White, PGA Head Golf Professional with the assistance of our Junior Golf Leader Tyler Aynes and NMSU PGA Golf Management Students. Maximum Student to Instructor ratio will be 7:1. The Camp will meet at the NMSU Driving Range if you need directions feel free to contact the NMSU ProShop 575-646-3219. We will meet Monday-Thursday from 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM. Please have your child or children ready to go at 8:30 AM and be ready to pick them up at 10:30 AM. We will have water available for the kids to drink but it is recommended that your child brings a water bottle. It is also recommended that your child wears a hat and golf appropriate shoes and clothing – typical... (575) 646-3219
Nature & Pond Life - Middle School
Through observation and inquiry, students explore the Nature around them. In this session we take the children through nature trails and begin our journey with a trees parts and the role each part plays in a trees life cycle. After observing patterns in nature, students create their own design project that will reinforce the lesson learned. What makes a bird a bird? To find out, students go on a picturesque bird walk and use binoculars to observe birds closely. They comb the environment to investigate artifacts like feathers, feet, and skulls to discover how different birds learn to adapt and thrive in their special niches. A hands-on art project helps to reinforce this avian adventure. Through simple scientific observation and physical exploration, students investigate the nature of seeds, their role in the cycle of life, and interesting ways that they adapt, survive, and thrive in their environment. Students dissect seeds and then create their own seed mosaic. They learn about the lifecycles of bees and the role they play in pollination. Students observe and practice the art of bee communication. After learning about the production and harvesting of bee products, such as honey and beeswax, students use real beeswax to... (516) 750-3104