Summer Camps in Laurel Springs, NJ

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May 23-27:Wilderness Skills & Archery (Ages 9-12) - Mountain Kids!
Have you ever wondered how our ancestors survived in the wild? This week will dispel some of the mystery as you learn skills all cultures have used for time eternal. Learn how to make cordage and fire using primitive techniques. Learn how and where to build a survival shelter that you can actually sleep in on our Wednesday campout. Of course, no week of Mountain Kids would be complete without moments of serendipity where we get curious and learn from nature and play. This fun and learning-packed week is sure to fire up and build the confidence of any budding outdoors kid! 505-699-6230

Radio Stories - The Evergreen School
There are all kinds programs on the radio: music, talk shows, journalism, radio dramas, and many more. In Radio Stories, students will create and record a variety of their own radio programs and experience what its like to work at a real radio station. Following the class, students will receive a recording of the weeks Radio Stories. 206-957-1533

Summer Golf Camp - Lycee Francais de Chicago
Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 3:00pm-5:00pm. Lessons between Robert Black Golf Course & Diversey Driving Range. TOTAL of 12 hours of golf instruction (time on range and course), shirt, hat, balls, tees, ball marker, refreshments during camp, end of season party. Instructor: Adam Piratzky 773.665.0066 x14

Fashion Extravaganza - Thurgood Marshall Elementary
Design, make and wear your own fashion gear. This class will involve hand sewing, painting on fabric, jewelry design, fashion illustration, knitting, and learning to do fashion hairstyles. Your teacher, a fashion designer, will inspire you to try new things and express your personal style! Instructor: Britt Rynearson has been teaching art and design for 14 years and has worked extensively with students ages 3 to 18. She sold her own line of jewelry when she was 11 at local farmers markets! In the last few years Britt has taught for Cornish College of the Arts, Pratt Fine Arts Center, Gage Academy, Coyote Central, Centrum, and the Northwest School. Tuesday Class Dates: 1/26, 2/2, 2/9, 2/23, 3/1, 3/8, 3/15, 3/22. No class 2/16 (Mid-winter break) (206) 252-2800

Summer Camp Week 1 - Ages 4-12 - First Free Church
CAMP DETAILS Musical Theater Week Thank you for the music! In this camp, students will have fun exploring their own personal voices through songs and dances from various musicals! In addition to drama and improv games that foster theater skills in creativity, self-expression and teamwork, campers will create their own show that incorporates songs from their favorite musicals. Throughout the week we will also work together to create prop, costume and set pieces to use in our culminating original show that highlights our collaborative efforts! Children spending the full day with us should bring a sack lunch for our lunch break at the park Moving Stories Week In this camp, we will explore a variety of childrens literature through story dramatization. Students will play drama games, sing songs, create puppets, write their own poems inspired by books and act out their favorite stories. An informal performance will culminate this creative experience. 773-944-9146