Summer Camps in Leon, WV
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Nest - The Prairie School
The Hawks Haven Nest provides our youngest campers with the same quality and diverse program found in our Primary Camp. Campers participate in fun, active, enriching activities that are developmentally appropriate. While these children will not participate in off-campus field trips, we will bring special events and activities to campus just for them! A typical day will include both individual and small group activities with an emphasis on: • Developing social skills • Providing cognitive challenges • Learning to cooperate and function successfully in a group • Exploring • Building self-confidence • Learning to make choices • Developing a love of learning • Character Development • Creative Thinking Every day will include indoor activities writing, painting, cutting, and puzzles and outdoor activities like water fun and great games. Both give your child a chance to develop gross and fine motor skills and include free choice as well as instructor-led activities. Because of our busy schedule, all the children can benefit from rest or down time where a nap or story time is encouraged. -- Activity themes vary from week to week and include: Space Adventure Week - wonderful adventures exist in the final frontier; American Landmarks Week -... (262)752-2680
The Hawks Haven Nest provides our youngest campers with the same quality and diverse program found in our Primary Camp. Campers participate in fun, active, enriching activities that are developmentally appropriate. While these children will not participate in off-campus field trips, we will bring special events and activities to campus just for them! A typical day will include both individual and small group activities with an emphasis on: • Developing social skills • Providing cognitive challenges • Learning to cooperate and function successfully in a group • Exploring • Building self-confidence • Learning to make choices • Developing a love of learning • Character Development • Creative Thinking Every day will include indoor activities writing, painting, cutting, and puzzles and outdoor activities like water fun and great games. Both give your child a chance to develop gross and fine motor skills and include free choice as well as instructor-led activities. Because of our busy schedule, all the children can benefit from rest or down time where a nap or story time is encouraged. -- Activity themes vary from week to week and include: Space Adventure Week - wonderful adventures exist in the final frontier; American Landmarks Week -... (262)752-2680
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Distance
46.48 Miles
Address:
1362 Caves Rd, Jackson, Ohio 45640
Nestled in a scenic valley in southern Ohio. Modern, year round facilities. Ideal for retreats/seminars. Available to groups.
Activities: Archery, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Leadership Development, Nature/Environmental Studies, Riflery,...
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Leon, WV Summer Camps
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Camp JAM's jammin kids Cheer, Dance, and Acting Camp - Atlanta, GA
Parents gear up for an AMAZINGLY fun Spring Break. JAM Inc presents "jammin kids" Cheer, Dance, and Acting Camp, April 4th-8th. Camp will take place from 9am-4pm with the option of early drop off and late pick up. Your child will either learn a cheerleading or dance routine, a skit, or a combination of the three amongst other cool activities. Registration is $20 and tuition is $80 for the week. Camp fees include uniformed class attire, snacks, and a special gift to take home at the close of camp. Located at MacNificent Events center off Fulton Industrial Blvd. Contact Alberta Lyons by phone: (770)940-7256 or email:[email protected] for information on how to register. Are you ready to JAM?
Camellia's Kids - CentriKid Camp Fundraiser - Prattville, AL
Attn: Family and Friends! Our 3rd -6th graders are having a Grilled Chicken Plate Fundraiser to help raise funds for summer camp. $8 adult plate and $5 for child's plate. **ALL TICKETS MUST BE PRE-PURCHASED BY MONDAY, MAY 16TH** Menu: Grilled chicken, Corn-on-the-Cobb, Baked Beans, Potato Salad or Coleslaw, roll, dessert, Tea or Lemonade.
BucksMont's 5th Annual FREE Easter Egg Hunt and Summer Camp Open House
3 Easter Egg Hunts 3 and Under - 10:30AM 4-6 Year Olds - 11:00AM 7-10 Year Olds - 11:30AM $5 Donations are welcome and benefiting "Kisses For Kyle Foundation" Summer Camp Open House includes our LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR @ $189/Week!!! That is less than $6.50/hour! Meet the Directors, Counselors and see all the fun planned for this Summer! Optional Carnival $10 per family fee with partial proceeds to benefit "Kisses For Kyle Foundation" and includes face painting, bounce houses, Tae Kwon Do demonstrations, tons of raffle items, free giveaways and MUCH MUCH MORE!!! The "Kisses For Kyle Foundation" is dedicated to helping local families fighting childhood cancer. For more information, please visit their website, www.kissesforkyle.org Sponsored in part by "Just Between Friends Hatfield"! Visit their website, www.quakertown.jbfsale.com!
Nagsda Youth Camp 2016 - Scranton, PA
NAGSDA YOUTH CAMP MEETING Secure your spot by Registering Now -- http://nagsdayouthcamp2016.eventbrite.com MINIMUM AGE: You must be 11 yrs or older to attend this camp. Minors must be accompanied by a chaperon or responsible adult (21+) who assumes responsibility and accountability for both safety and behavior of the minor. DRESS CODE: Your dressing should reflect the professional nature of an Adventist Youth and Young Adult and should respect the principles of Christian modesty and simplicity. ROOMS: 2 people per room. All campers are required and highly encouraged to bring money to cover the key deposit of $20 per key. It will be the shared responsibility of the occupants of the room to maintain the security of the room and return the key in perfect condition. Deposits will be returned at check-out. LINEN/PILLOWS: It is your responsibility to bring your own pillow to the Youth Camp. None will be provided. Marywood University will be providing linens. However, please make it a point to bring white bedsheets, which will be used during Friday inspection program. NON-REFUNDABLE REGISTRATION DEPOSIT: For all who are willing to come but do not have or cannot pay the full amount today, you can secure your registration with a non-refundable registration deposit of $50 payable to your...
Being Jewish on Campus - West Hartford, CT
Being Jewish on campus can be confusing. Many colleges offer a range of ways to enhance your Jewish experience - but college can also challenge some deeply held beliefs, especially with regard to Israel and international politics. This program brings 11th and 12th graders and their parents together with the experts in the field for a deeper conversation about what it means to be Jewish on campus. The program will feature: -Cafe Dilemma, a teens-only conversation with a professional young adult facilitator -A parent discussion with Stephanie Hausner, Director of Community Strategy for IAN - The Israel Action Network -A panel discussion by local college students Kindly RSVP to Stacy Jennings by Tuesday, November 1 to [email protected] or 860.737.6130 Event Committee: Melissa Weinstock, Chair - Staci Coelho - Robin Fierston - Caroyln Gitlin - Wendy Habelow - Charna Kaufman - Dana Keller - Robin Landau - Ellen Rosenberg - Judy Singer Presented by JTConnect and by the Jewish Community Relations Council, The Commission on Jewish Education and Leadership, and the Women's Philanthropy Division of the Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford
Camp JAM's jammin kids Cheer, Dance, and Acting Camp - Atlanta, GA
Parents gear up for an AMAZINGLY fun Spring Break. JAM Inc presents "jammin kids" Cheer, Dance, and Acting Camp, April 4th-8th. Camp will take place from 9am-4pm with the option of early drop off and late pick up. Your child will either learn a cheerleading or dance routine, a skit, or a combination of the three amongst other cool activities. Registration is $20 and tuition is $80 for the week. Camp fees include uniformed class attire, snacks, and a special gift to take home at the close of camp. Located at MacNificent Events center off Fulton Industrial Blvd. Contact Alberta Lyons by phone: (770)940-7256 or email:[email protected] for information on how to register. Are you ready to JAM?
Camellia's Kids - CentriKid Camp Fundraiser - Prattville, AL
Attn: Family and Friends! Our 3rd -6th graders are having a Grilled Chicken Plate Fundraiser to help raise funds for summer camp. $8 adult plate and $5 for child's plate. **ALL TICKETS MUST BE PRE-PURCHASED BY MONDAY, MAY 16TH** Menu: Grilled chicken, Corn-on-the-Cobb, Baked Beans, Potato Salad or Coleslaw, roll, dessert, Tea or Lemonade.
BucksMont's 5th Annual FREE Easter Egg Hunt and Summer Camp Open House
3 Easter Egg Hunts 3 and Under - 10:30AM 4-6 Year Olds - 11:00AM 7-10 Year Olds - 11:30AM $5 Donations are welcome and benefiting "Kisses For Kyle Foundation" Summer Camp Open House includes our LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR @ $189/Week!!! That is less than $6.50/hour! Meet the Directors, Counselors and see all the fun planned for this Summer! Optional Carnival $10 per family fee with partial proceeds to benefit "Kisses For Kyle Foundation" and includes face painting, bounce houses, Tae Kwon Do demonstrations, tons of raffle items, free giveaways and MUCH MUCH MORE!!! The "Kisses For Kyle Foundation" is dedicated to helping local families fighting childhood cancer. For more information, please visit their website, www.kissesforkyle.org Sponsored in part by "Just Between Friends Hatfield"! Visit their website, www.quakertown.jbfsale.com!
Nagsda Youth Camp 2016 - Scranton, PA
NAGSDA YOUTH CAMP MEETING Secure your spot by Registering Now -- http://nagsdayouthcamp2016.eventbrite.com MINIMUM AGE: You must be 11 yrs or older to attend this camp. Minors must be accompanied by a chaperon or responsible adult (21+) who assumes responsibility and accountability for both safety and behavior of the minor. DRESS CODE: Your dressing should reflect the professional nature of an Adventist Youth and Young Adult and should respect the principles of Christian modesty and simplicity. ROOMS: 2 people per room. All campers are required and highly encouraged to bring money to cover the key deposit of $20 per key. It will be the shared responsibility of the occupants of the room to maintain the security of the room and return the key in perfect condition. Deposits will be returned at check-out. LINEN/PILLOWS: It is your responsibility to bring your own pillow to the Youth Camp. None will be provided. Marywood University will be providing linens. However, please make it a point to bring white bedsheets, which will be used during Friday inspection program. NON-REFUNDABLE REGISTRATION DEPOSIT: For all who are willing to come but do not have or cannot pay the full amount today, you can secure your registration with a non-refundable registration deposit of $50 payable to your...
Being Jewish on Campus - West Hartford, CT
Being Jewish on campus can be confusing. Many colleges offer a range of ways to enhance your Jewish experience - but college can also challenge some deeply held beliefs, especially with regard to Israel and international politics. This program brings 11th and 12th graders and their parents together with the experts in the field for a deeper conversation about what it means to be Jewish on campus. The program will feature: -Cafe Dilemma, a teens-only conversation with a professional young adult facilitator -A parent discussion with Stephanie Hausner, Director of Community Strategy for IAN - The Israel Action Network -A panel discussion by local college students Kindly RSVP to Stacy Jennings by Tuesday, November 1 to [email protected] or 860.737.6130 Event Committee: Melissa Weinstock, Chair - Staci Coelho - Robin Fierston - Caroyln Gitlin - Wendy Habelow - Charna Kaufman - Dana Keller - Robin Landau - Ellen Rosenberg - Judy Singer Presented by JTConnect and by the Jewish Community Relations Council, The Commission on Jewish Education and Leadership, and the Women's Philanthropy Division of the Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Week I Mock Trial - Franciscan Montessori Earth School
This course will sharpen students thinking skills, speaking and debate skills, and will give students an insight into the U.S. legal system. Well be using realistic and engaging case material prepared by the Classroom Law Project to prepare for and stage a trial during the first four days of camp. The final day will be a field trip in downtown Portland to observe a real court in session and meet with lawyers and judges to learn more about our legal system. 503-760-8220 x253
Minecraft Day Ages 6 - 8 - Woodstock Community Church
For Minecraft lovers of all ages! Come dig, build, create and, for you older guys, even dabble with mod design! We will show you new and exciting ways to get in the game and make it your own world. (Activities will vary by age group) 770-826-0449
Archaeology Camp for Children, Extended Care - Needwood Mansion
This activity may not be registered for individually because it is part of a package.Kids can practice their atlatl skills (a prehistoric hunting weapon), go on a scavenger hunt, take a paddleboat ride on Lake Needwood, play a board game and more during this supervised free time. LOCATION Needwood Manion Archaeology Classroom at Needwood Mansion
FUNdamentals of Robotics with Jeff Kaeli - Falmouth Academy
This two-week course will introduce students to the fundamentals of robotics including conceptual development, mechanical and electrical engineering, software programming, and fabrication. 508-457-9696 x307
Tech Theater: Scenery and Props - The Evergreen School
A hands-on experience for those who like to be behind-the-scenes! This week is filled with design projects such as set construction, painting stage flats, and building props for our summer production of The Lion King. Working with power tools and learning paint techniques are just some of the fun activities in this project-packed theater class. 206-957-1533
Week I Mock Trial - Franciscan Montessori Earth School
This course will sharpen students thinking skills, speaking and debate skills, and will give students an insight into the U.S. legal system. Well be using realistic and engaging case material prepared by the Classroom Law Project to prepare for and stage a trial during the first four days of camp. The final day will be a field trip in downtown Portland to observe a real court in session and meet with lawyers and judges to learn more about our legal system. 503-760-8220 x253
Minecraft Day Ages 6 - 8 - Woodstock Community Church
For Minecraft lovers of all ages! Come dig, build, create and, for you older guys, even dabble with mod design! We will show you new and exciting ways to get in the game and make it your own world. (Activities will vary by age group) 770-826-0449
Archaeology Camp for Children, Extended Care - Needwood Mansion
This activity may not be registered for individually because it is part of a package.Kids can practice their atlatl skills (a prehistoric hunting weapon), go on a scavenger hunt, take a paddleboat ride on Lake Needwood, play a board game and more during this supervised free time. LOCATION Needwood Manion Archaeology Classroom at Needwood Mansion
FUNdamentals of Robotics with Jeff Kaeli - Falmouth Academy
This two-week course will introduce students to the fundamentals of robotics including conceptual development, mechanical and electrical engineering, software programming, and fabrication. 508-457-9696 x307
Tech Theater: Scenery and Props - The Evergreen School
A hands-on experience for those who like to be behind-the-scenes! This week is filled with design projects such as set construction, painting stage flats, and building props for our summer production of The Lion King. Working with power tools and learning paint techniques are just some of the fun activities in this project-packed theater class. 206-957-1533