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LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Art You Smart-To Go (Private Classes) - Wichita Collegiate School
This class is for coming 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade artists. Let me enrich your childs summer with a 6 week study of art. Sign up for a private hour of art in which I will come to your home and work with your child. The hour will include: working with the Elements and Principles of Design, experimenting with various media and techniques and learning to mount and display finished pieces, and connecting to art history. If there are siblings that are in the required grade levels, it will be an additional $63 for each additional artist. This fee includes all supplies. Dates and times will be scheduled directly with Pat Swearingen at 316-771-2289
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Camp Phoenix
 
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44 S Rembert St, Memphis, Tennessee 38104
Resident camp is offered to members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Memphis.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Canoeing, Farming/Ranching/Gardening, Fishing, Hiking,...
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Lakeland, TN Summer Camps

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2016 Naselle Youth Camp 1st "Ride-In" Prison Visit - undefined, WA
This is the first of 2 prison visits to this youth prison. This is one of 3 opportunities to interact with troubled youth in an effort to disuade them from the road to ruin they are on and introduce them to the road less travelled. Doug McGaughey will be the Contact Person for this visit. Invitations will go out 2 months prior to the visit date. Stay tuned for more detailed information as it's listed. Murrel Petry, Director, CMA Prison Ministries (Washington State) [email protected]

Teen Campout - Bristol, TN


Summer Camp XXIII - Naperville, IL
Sharkey's Karate Studio / American Karate Association / Team AKA present Summer Camp XXIII! For the past 23 years, the AKA Summer Camp has been setting the standard for Martial Arts training camps! With Sideswipe Performance Team heading this years camp, it will prove to be the best camp the AKA has had yet.

Aroostook Teen Leadership Camp Stew Night - Presque Isle, ME
On Friday, February 17th, starting at 5:00 PM and ending at 7:00 PM, Aroostook Teen Leadership Camp (ATLC) will be hosting Stew Night at the Presque Isle Snowmobile Club. For $6, you can get a combo of a Main Dish (Tomato Soup, Taco Soup, Chicken Stew, Venison Chili and Beef Stew), roll, drink and a dessert. Grilled cheese sandwiches will also be available to purchase for $1.00. Come on out and let us do the cooking for you! Tell all of your family and friends to come out and join us for a great time and great food!

Parents of TEENS workshop and Teen Boot CAMP - Woodland Park, CO
PARENTS will participate in a video and peer to peer discussion based workshop to learn tools and techniques to help you manage thru the teen years. TEENS will participate in a Boot CAMP(Confident Adolesents Maturing Positively) and discuss topics such as, peer pressure, building confidence and communication skills, managing emottions and making healthy choices.

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SC2016: Shark Pups Week: Even Chompers Start Out Small - Sanibel Flagship Campus
For campers age 4-6. Sharks are either born from eggs or their mom has them. But however theyre born, theyre on their own as soon as theyre out in the water. That means theyve got teeth and fins and they can swim and they have to catch food. Baby Shark, go get ‘em! What does a little shark eat? Where do they find food? How big are they? Lets see. And did you know sharks have really strange sand papery skin? Youll see why. Were going to pretend were shark pups and make our own shark fins! Come fin around in the water with us! We dont bite! (239) 472-8585

29. Sew Cool - Pigment School of the Arts
Youll be in stiches as you learn the fundamentals of needle and thread. This class will include hand and machine sewing. We will stitch a skirt, felt a headband, and create a custom fashion for your favorite doll or Christmas Elf. 2143522787.0

Beginning Fishing Camp - Black Hill Visitor Center
Enjoy a week of fishing fun and adventure while learning how, when, and where to catch freshwater fish. Well fish Little Seneca Lake first to get some experience, and then travel to waters outside of the park for new challenges. Park naturalists will provide expert, hands-on instruction on balanced tackle, live bait, artificial lure selection, knots, casting, and the latest fishing techniques. Well send out an itinerary and equipment list prior to camp. The camp fee includes all bait and a well-equipped tackle pack with a variety of lures and hooks perfect for the beginning angler. Campers must provide their own rod and spin cast reel. FOBH $310 SECONDARY CATEGORY Nature Programs LOCATION Black Hill Visitor Center Auditorium at Black Hill Visitor Center

Antic Arts: A Comedic Acting Camp - Khalsa School Camden Campus
Ages 10-18, All levels of experience welcome Two weeks, Tues-Fri, Mon-Fri July 5-15 9:00 AM-3:30 PM Performance Friday July 15 5:30 PM Cost: $295 tuition, $25-$50 off with early registration! A comedy theatre acting camp where students learn about comedic acting, improv, directing, theatrical design, playwriting, stage combat, and will perform in a fully mounted production of the play "Romeo to Go" by Jonathan Rand for family and friends. 6027906876.0

Two Thumbs Up! - Ethical Culture
Watch great movies and learn about critiquing films. Develop a sense for recognizing the thematic (the directors goal of the film), dramatic (storytelling elements) and stylistic aspects (genre) of a movie. Besides having fun at the movies and eating popcorn each week with your friends, you can share your insights and newly found skills of thoughtfully critiquing a film. Well usually take two after school sessions to watch one movie. Each Monday well watch half of a film and follow with a brief discussion, which includes identifying key characteristics and sharing what we thought worked well or not. Learning how to critique a film makes movie watching that much more fun and exciting! Instructor: Renee Stork 212-712-6230