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Summer Camps in Lewis and Clark Village, MO
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Amazing Athletes Camp - Jefferson County Community Center
Sports instruction designed for preschool children to keep young athletes focused, active and having fun. They may explore soccer, basketball, football, T-ball, tennis and golf. Using special kid-friendly terms, your child will learn proper techniques for each sport, fundamentals of scoring, rules and terminology. Class includes proper warm-up, cardio exercise, muscle toning, hand-eye coordination drills, and speed and agility exercises. Children will have fun with a sports craft. Please pack water and small snack. ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Camps LOCATION JCCC Half Gym B at Jefferson County Community Center
Sports instruction designed for preschool children to keep young athletes focused, active and having fun. They may explore soccer, basketball, football, T-ball, tennis and golf. Using special kid-friendly terms, your child will learn proper techniques for each sport, fundamentals of scoring, rules and terminology. Class includes proper warm-up, cardio exercise, muscle toning, hand-eye coordination drills, and speed and agility exercises. Children will have fun with a sports craft. Please pack water and small snack. ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Camps LOCATION JCCC Half Gym B at Jefferson County Community Center
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Distance
30.14 Miles
Address:
12615 Parallel Pkwy, Kansas City, Kansas 66109
Camp Tekakwitha is a premiun catholic adventure camp. Scripture study, prayer, horeses, high ropes, climbing, outdoor adventures & caring staff makes us unique....
Activities: Archery, Bicycling/Biking, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling, Dance, Horseback Riding (Western),...
Distance
30.14 Miles
Address:
12615 Parallel Pkwy, Kansas City, Kansas 66109
Activities: Season: Year-round.;Aquatic Activities, Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
Camp MITIOG
Hot
Distance
32.26 Miles
Address:
7615 N Platte Purchase Dr, Kansas City, Missouri 64118
For children with spina bifida. One to one camper/counselor ratio. Twenty-four hour nursing staff.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Canoeing, Music, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Distance
37.33 Miles
Address:
, Kansas City, Kansas
You'll learn all the tricks and moves you've seen in the college hoops and made by the NBA professional players. Advantage camps were selected...
Activities: Sports Camps: Basketball
Distance
37.56 Miles
Address:
320 Armour Rd Ste 101, North Kansas City, Missouri 64116
Concerned Care Day Camp serves youth ages 8-16 with developmental disability. Campers must reside in Clay County Missouri.
Activities: Aerobics/Exercise, Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Drawing/Painting, Field Trips, Fishing,...
Distance
39.52 Miles
Address:
1219 Wyandotte St, Kansas City, Missouri 64105
This camp serves nonprofit organizations for disabled and disadvantaged youth. The camp provides the facility and the group provides the staff and campers....
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
39.73 Miles
Address:
, Kansas City, Missouri
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Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Academic Credit
Camp CUMCITO
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Distance
39.97 Miles
Address:
1100 E 11th St, Kansas City, Missouri 64106
Our desire is to be instruments of change in a Christ-centered atmosphere, to provide opportunities for change in the lives of poverty-stricken children....
Activities: Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Field Trips, Hiking, Recreational Swimming,...
Distance
40.64 Miles
Address:
, Lawrence, Kansas
The University of Kansas Nike Tennis Camp staff is on hand to provide campers with top notch instruction and instill in them a passion...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
41.33 Miles
Address:
6128 Hemlock St, Merriam, Kansas 66202
Traditional program Christian camp. In Ozarks near Truman Lake. Small group activities focused on personal development.
Activities: Archery, Canoeing, Counselor Training (CIT), Leadership Development, Riflery, Sailing, Instructional...
Distance
42.97 Miles
Address:
7600 W 75th St STE 6, Overland, Kansas 66202
Primarily hosting site with supplemental challenge course and equestrian programming. Excellent accessible facilities. Youth, adults, and families welcome.
Activities: Archery, Challenge/Rope Courses, Horseback Riding (Western), Leadership Development, Religious Study,...
Distance
47.6 Miles
Address:
400 E Bannister Rd Ste A, Kansas City, Missouri 64131
The camp is for children with a diagnosis of Tourette Syndrome, Asperger Syndrome, and Obsessive Compulsive Disorder grades 3 thru 8.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Fishing, Nature/Environmental Studies, Recreational Swimming, Team...
Distance
47.72 Miles
Address:
8383 E Blue Pkwy, Kansas City, Missouri 64133
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Kayaking, Recreational...
Distance
47.72 Miles
Address:
8383 E Blue Pkwy, Kansas City, Missouri 64133
Provide an active learning environment where girls are valued, challenged, and guided to become capable and self-reliant.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Climbing/Rappelling, Horseback Riding...
Oakledge
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Distance
47.72 Miles
Address:
8383 E Blue Pkwy, Kansas City, Missouri 64133
Help girls become confident, responsible women. Come join the fun on the Lake of the Ozarks. Rustic camp setting.
Activities: Archery, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor Training (CIT),...
Prairie Schooner
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Distance
47.72 Miles
Address:
8383 E Blue Pkwy, Kansas City, Missouri 64133
Helping girls become confident, responsible women. A general camp program full of fun and adventure just for girls.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Climbing/Rappelling, Counselor Training...
Camp Hope
Hot
Distance
51.14 Miles
Address:
1315 SW Arrowhead Rd, Topeka, Kansas 66604
To provide a normal, active and safe camp experience where children can celebrate life while living with, through, and beyond the diagnosis of cancer....
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Field Trips, Fishing, Golf,...
Distance
51.14 Miles
Address:
1315 SW Arrowhead Rd, Topeka, Kansas 66604
Camp is free to any child who has ever had cancer.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Canoeing, Counselor Training (CIT),...
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Lewis and Clark Village, MO Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
I ♥ Salsa: A kid's camp fundraiser - Irving, TX
Your kids will have a great time working this lunch and live auction while earning a discount applied toward any of our summer camps this year. The work will be simple but will give the kids a chance to do some work toward their fun and spiritual growth.
December Publicolor Teen Event - New York, NY
We will be volunteering with Publicolor and painting in a school in Brooklyn. They are awesome! Make sure to wear clothes that can get paint on them and bring forms and $10 for lunch.
“Teen Sexism, Self-image and School Success” with Campbell Leaper, PhD
Adolescents today face the competing demands of doing well in school, being popular, developing close relationships with friends and romantic partners, and appearing sexually attractive to others. Each of these challenges is affected by stereotypes about what is considered desirable or undesirable for each gender. Sexism occurs when these stereotypes constrain the self-image and aspirations of girls and boys. What are the most powerful influences in teen sexism – family, peers, school, music, social media. How are these influences and the stereotypes they promote affecting teen relationships and school success? Do you worry about their effects on your children? Campbell Leaper, Professor and Department Chair of Psychology at UC Santa Cruz, and co-founder of the Gender Development Research Conference, is an expert on gender ideologies, self-concept, sexism, and gender bias in schools. He will talk about the ways that gender stereotypes affect girls’ and boys’ self-image, relationships, and school success. Most importantly, he will discuss what adults can do to mitigate sexism and the negative cultural influences in our kids’ lives. For more information on Campbell Leaper: http://people.ucsc.edu/~cam/Site/Welcome.html CCSF Parking Permit: http://parentscoalition.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/CCSF-parking-permit.pdf
2015 End of Summer Guys Youth Camp - Gatlinburg, TN
This is the first youth camp hosted by St. Nofer Youth Meeting. We will be going to Gatlinburg, TN. The Cabin reserved is located in Gatlinburg on one of the highest peaks and the views of Mt. Le Conte are just spectacular, downtown Gatlinburg and Ober Gatlinburg ski resort by day and the beautiful city lights by night. We will have 2 Lectures, PEP talks, spiritual discussions, chats among the youth, a lot of entertainments using the cabin features, all that aside from touring around the city. This Camp will be a guys only camp. Dates: September 25th – 27th (LEAVE FRIDAY at 5:00 PM— RETURN SUNDAY at 8:00 PM) The cost is $85/person (3 days, 2 nights) The cost includes: Cabin, Transportation, and Food Note: TBD attraction (additional cost will be added depending on the attraction). Spots Available: 30 SPOTS ONLY (First come first serve) DEADLINE: SUNDAY AUGUST 30th, 2015
Summer Camp: On the Road at Yacht Club - Iowa City, IA
On The Road brings the magic of Summer Camp Music Festival to your town. This spring we will visit multiple cities across the midwest and beyond searching for the best talent the area has to offer. Come out to support local artists as they play for a spot at #SCamp17! Full tour: SAT Jan 14 Lafayette Theater. Lafayette, IN SAT Jan 21 Rose Music Hall. Columbia, MO FRI Jan 27 2720 Cherokee Performing Arts Center. St Louis, MO THURS Feb 2 Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom. Denver, CO SAT Feb 4 Yacht Club. Iowa City, IA THURS Feb 9 Aggie Theater. Fort Collins, CO FRI Feb 10 Redstone Room. Davenport, IA FRI Feb 17 Canopy Club. Urbana, IL SAT Feb 18 High Noon Saloon. Madison, WI SAT Feb 25 The Mousetrap. Indianapolis, IN FRI Mar 3 Hangar 9. Carbondale, IL SAT Mar 4 Woodlands Tavern. Colombus, OH SAT Mar 11 123 Pleasant Street. Morgantown, WV SAT Mar 18 Kenny's Westside Pub. Peoria, IL FRI Mar 24 The Cubby Bear. Chicago, IL SAT Mar 25 The Cubby Bear. Chicago, IL
I ♥ Salsa: A kid's camp fundraiser - Irving, TX
Your kids will have a great time working this lunch and live auction while earning a discount applied toward any of our summer camps this year. The work will be simple but will give the kids a chance to do some work toward their fun and spiritual growth.
December Publicolor Teen Event - New York, NY
We will be volunteering with Publicolor and painting in a school in Brooklyn. They are awesome! Make sure to wear clothes that can get paint on them and bring forms and $10 for lunch.
“Teen Sexism, Self-image and School Success” with Campbell Leaper, PhD
Adolescents today face the competing demands of doing well in school, being popular, developing close relationships with friends and romantic partners, and appearing sexually attractive to others. Each of these challenges is affected by stereotypes about what is considered desirable or undesirable for each gender. Sexism occurs when these stereotypes constrain the self-image and aspirations of girls and boys. What are the most powerful influences in teen sexism – family, peers, school, music, social media. How are these influences and the stereotypes they promote affecting teen relationships and school success? Do you worry about their effects on your children? Campbell Leaper, Professor and Department Chair of Psychology at UC Santa Cruz, and co-founder of the Gender Development Research Conference, is an expert on gender ideologies, self-concept, sexism, and gender bias in schools. He will talk about the ways that gender stereotypes affect girls’ and boys’ self-image, relationships, and school success. Most importantly, he will discuss what adults can do to mitigate sexism and the negative cultural influences in our kids’ lives. For more information on Campbell Leaper: http://people.ucsc.edu/~cam/Site/Welcome.html CCSF Parking Permit: http://parentscoalition.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/CCSF-parking-permit.pdf
2015 End of Summer Guys Youth Camp - Gatlinburg, TN
This is the first youth camp hosted by St. Nofer Youth Meeting. We will be going to Gatlinburg, TN. The Cabin reserved is located in Gatlinburg on one of the highest peaks and the views of Mt. Le Conte are just spectacular, downtown Gatlinburg and Ober Gatlinburg ski resort by day and the beautiful city lights by night. We will have 2 Lectures, PEP talks, spiritual discussions, chats among the youth, a lot of entertainments using the cabin features, all that aside from touring around the city. This Camp will be a guys only camp. Dates: September 25th – 27th (LEAVE FRIDAY at 5:00 PM— RETURN SUNDAY at 8:00 PM) The cost is $85/person (3 days, 2 nights) The cost includes: Cabin, Transportation, and Food Note: TBD attraction (additional cost will be added depending on the attraction). Spots Available: 30 SPOTS ONLY (First come first serve) DEADLINE: SUNDAY AUGUST 30th, 2015
Summer Camp: On the Road at Yacht Club - Iowa City, IA
On The Road brings the magic of Summer Camp Music Festival to your town. This spring we will visit multiple cities across the midwest and beyond searching for the best talent the area has to offer. Come out to support local artists as they play for a spot at #SCamp17! Full tour: SAT Jan 14 Lafayette Theater. Lafayette, IN SAT Jan 21 Rose Music Hall. Columbia, MO FRI Jan 27 2720 Cherokee Performing Arts Center. St Louis, MO THURS Feb 2 Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom. Denver, CO SAT Feb 4 Yacht Club. Iowa City, IA THURS Feb 9 Aggie Theater. Fort Collins, CO FRI Feb 10 Redstone Room. Davenport, IA FRI Feb 17 Canopy Club. Urbana, IL SAT Feb 18 High Noon Saloon. Madison, WI SAT Feb 25 The Mousetrap. Indianapolis, IN FRI Mar 3 Hangar 9. Carbondale, IL SAT Mar 4 Woodlands Tavern. Colombus, OH SAT Mar 11 123 Pleasant Street. Morgantown, WV SAT Mar 18 Kenny's Westside Pub. Peoria, IL FRI Mar 24 The Cubby Bear. Chicago, IL SAT Mar 25 The Cubby Bear. Chicago, IL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Mystery Madness - Building C
Do you like tricky riddles, perplexing puzzles and baffling brain teasers? Give your problem solving skills a mind bending workout in this years Mystery Madness Camp. Well crack puzzles, unravel riddles and by the end of the week solve… The Big Mystery. By looking at the mystery from different angles, studying the clues and using our skills of observation, well deduce, decode and demystify our own Duke School whodunit! Director: Jeannine Montgomery 9194932642.0
SC2016: I Wish I Were A Dolphin Week - Sundial
Whats not to love about dolphins? Smart, playful, they love their friends and family and theyre phenomenal swimmers and jumpers. They speak to each other underwater and can find things without being able to see them! Dont you wish you were a dolphin? Lets find out more about these ocean superstars. And of course - we have to play in the water A LOT this week. Well find things with our masks blacked out by echolocation and well play Capture the Fish! Well practice picking up objects from the seafloor and well hone our dolphin kick finning technique. Mostly, well have flippering fun this week. (239) 472-8585
Young Paleontologist (FULL DAY) - San Juan Del Rio Catholic School
This is our FULL DAY option for Young Paleontologist. Camp Young Paleontologist will get your child excited about dinosaurs, fossils, and more! Activities and experiments explore the prehistoric era. During each activity branches of science and noteworthy scientists are introduced. (If your child has any food allergies, please make sure to include that on your online registration form). These exciting experiments are sure to delight and spark the science minds of our youngest little campers, ages 4 and 5. Sample Projects: Fossil rubbings, Dino dig!, Edible volcano, Crystal growing trees, Eruptions, and more! Our pre-k camps have pre and post camp options available as well! Please pack a peanut-free snack, bag lunch and refreshment for your child. Each camper receives one free camp t-shirt with each week of registration - order as many extras as you want at checkout! Dont forget to download our camp Welcome Packet on our website for additional camp details, rules, and more! 904-287-8603
1. Session I - Morning - UA College of Fine Arts
Visual Arts: Abstract Expressionism exploded onto the art scene after World War II. Rather than follow the tame methods from the Old World, these young bohemians applied paint in a dramatic and experimental manner. Find out why Jackson Pollock was known as "Jack the Dripper" and how Willem de Kooning swashbuckled loaded brushes with colliding garish colors. Youll be dripping, smearing, slathering, and flinging your way to incredible artwork! Puppetry: The stars of several popular 1940s TV shows were inanimate objects. Hmmm… how could that be? They were puppets like Howdy Doody, Kukla & Ollie and their friends that created a make-believe world, entertaining children and adults alike! Design your own puppet and perform for your friends and family while learning the magic of this ancient yet enduring art form. 5203190400.0
All About American Girl Doll Quest - Carolina Day School
This week will be all about you and your special doll! Bring your American Girl doll to camp each day to play with you. We will make creative things for your doll to wear and so much more. We will even build a big house for all the the American Girls to live in!!! Join us for a week packed full of dolls, crafts, play, and friends! Leader: Patty Baer 828-274-0757
Mystery Madness - Building C
Do you like tricky riddles, perplexing puzzles and baffling brain teasers? Give your problem solving skills a mind bending workout in this years Mystery Madness Camp. Well crack puzzles, unravel riddles and by the end of the week solve… The Big Mystery. By looking at the mystery from different angles, studying the clues and using our skills of observation, well deduce, decode and demystify our own Duke School whodunit! Director: Jeannine Montgomery 9194932642.0
SC2016: I Wish I Were A Dolphin Week - Sundial
Whats not to love about dolphins? Smart, playful, they love their friends and family and theyre phenomenal swimmers and jumpers. They speak to each other underwater and can find things without being able to see them! Dont you wish you were a dolphin? Lets find out more about these ocean superstars. And of course - we have to play in the water A LOT this week. Well find things with our masks blacked out by echolocation and well play Capture the Fish! Well practice picking up objects from the seafloor and well hone our dolphin kick finning technique. Mostly, well have flippering fun this week. (239) 472-8585
Young Paleontologist (FULL DAY) - San Juan Del Rio Catholic School
This is our FULL DAY option for Young Paleontologist. Camp Young Paleontologist will get your child excited about dinosaurs, fossils, and more! Activities and experiments explore the prehistoric era. During each activity branches of science and noteworthy scientists are introduced. (If your child has any food allergies, please make sure to include that on your online registration form). These exciting experiments are sure to delight and spark the science minds of our youngest little campers, ages 4 and 5. Sample Projects: Fossil rubbings, Dino dig!, Edible volcano, Crystal growing trees, Eruptions, and more! Our pre-k camps have pre and post camp options available as well! Please pack a peanut-free snack, bag lunch and refreshment for your child. Each camper receives one free camp t-shirt with each week of registration - order as many extras as you want at checkout! Dont forget to download our camp Welcome Packet on our website for additional camp details, rules, and more! 904-287-8603
1. Session I - Morning - UA College of Fine Arts
Visual Arts: Abstract Expressionism exploded onto the art scene after World War II. Rather than follow the tame methods from the Old World, these young bohemians applied paint in a dramatic and experimental manner. Find out why Jackson Pollock was known as "Jack the Dripper" and how Willem de Kooning swashbuckled loaded brushes with colliding garish colors. Youll be dripping, smearing, slathering, and flinging your way to incredible artwork! Puppetry: The stars of several popular 1940s TV shows were inanimate objects. Hmmm… how could that be? They were puppets like Howdy Doody, Kukla & Ollie and their friends that created a make-believe world, entertaining children and adults alike! Design your own puppet and perform for your friends and family while learning the magic of this ancient yet enduring art form. 5203190400.0
All About American Girl Doll Quest - Carolina Day School
This week will be all about you and your special doll! Bring your American Girl doll to camp each day to play with you. We will make creative things for your doll to wear and so much more. We will even build a big house for all the the American Girls to live in!!! Join us for a week packed full of dolls, crafts, play, and friends! Leader: Patty Baer 828-274-0757