Summer Camps in Lewis County, WV
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: AM Week 7: Jedi Academy - Oakhill Day School
Young Jedi apprentice, youll create your own Jedi name and develop balance and coordination through fun Jedi training simulation, study the basic astronomy of our own galaxy and those far, far away. Youll also learn to wield a light saber in an energetically choreographed duel that youll perform at the end of the week to conclude your training and receive your Jedi certificate. 816-436-6228
Young Jedi apprentice, youll create your own Jedi name and develop balance and coordination through fun Jedi training simulation, study the basic astronomy of our own galaxy and those far, far away. Youll also learn to wield a light saber in an energetically choreographed duel that youll perform at the end of the week to conclude your training and receive your Jedi certificate. 816-436-6228
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What to Expect on Closing Day?
Parents should always make sure to ask about pick up and drop off dates and times. Most camps will call to remind parents the day or two before, but this is not always a given. It is usually possible to pick up a child early but parents should talk to the Camp Director to confirm this. At closing, it is great to talk to the staff and see how a child did. This is a chance to hear about their successes, goals, and general performance. Parents who debrief with the camp staff can use this information at home and for...
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2016 Summer Camp Online Auction - Brooklyn, NY
Kid's CAMP 15 - Temple, GA
A week long camp for completed 3rd-5th graders $220
Kid's Art Camp Ages 6-12 morning - Wellston, OH
July 26-28 from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm each day. Register your kiddos now for the July Art Camp. Three days of art lessons, group projects and hands on fun. Kids ages 6-12. Please bring a sack lunch. Snacks will be provided. Price is $75.00 per child. Must receive registration and fee no later than July 18 to guarantee spot. Please send child's name, age, address and phone number to [email protected] along with preferred payment method. Payments accepted via our website at www.grafixbyhager.com or mail check to 15. South Ohio Ave. Wellston, Ohio 45692.
Dystopia Rising: Indiana January 2016 Event - Greenfield, IN
Welcome to our first event for Season 3 can you survive.... we shall see!
Summer Camp for Adults 2016 - Lakewood, PA
Camp Indian Summer is four days and three nights of adult sleep-away camp for “big kids.” It will be the most memorable long weekend of your life. Our job, and we’re good at it, is to persuade you away from your tablet, cell and all things electronic. Leave your screens behind, soak in sun and fun and reconnect with like-minded people in real life. Enjoy all of the classics: dodgeball, kickball, waterskiing, wakeboarding, tubing, a ropes course and yoga. When the sun goes down, cookouts, campfires, s'mores, acoustic music and theme parties with live bands on a professional stage. See you at camp!
2016 Summer Camp Online Auction - Brooklyn, NY
Kid's CAMP 15 - Temple, GA
A week long camp for completed 3rd-5th graders $220
Kid's Art Camp Ages 6-12 morning - Wellston, OH
July 26-28 from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm each day. Register your kiddos now for the July Art Camp. Three days of art lessons, group projects and hands on fun. Kids ages 6-12. Please bring a sack lunch. Snacks will be provided. Price is $75.00 per child. Must receive registration and fee no later than July 18 to guarantee spot. Please send child's name, age, address and phone number to [email protected] along with preferred payment method. Payments accepted via our website at www.grafixbyhager.com or mail check to 15. South Ohio Ave. Wellston, Ohio 45692.
Dystopia Rising: Indiana January 2016 Event - Greenfield, IN
Welcome to our first event for Season 3 can you survive.... we shall see!
Summer Camp for Adults 2016 - Lakewood, PA
Camp Indian Summer is four days and three nights of adult sleep-away camp for “big kids.” It will be the most memorable long weekend of your life. Our job, and we’re good at it, is to persuade you away from your tablet, cell and all things electronic. Leave your screens behind, soak in sun and fun and reconnect with like-minded people in real life. Enjoy all of the classics: dodgeball, kickball, waterskiing, wakeboarding, tubing, a ropes course and yoga. When the sun goes down, cookouts, campfires, s'mores, acoustic music and theme parties with live bands on a professional stage. See you at camp!
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Spring Break Techsplosion Camp MINECRAFT CHALLENGE - Dairy Knoll
Techsplosion is a hands-on STEM enrichment program in the San Francisco Bay Area. Since 2010, our passionate instructors have served over 1,500 students at over 50 bay area locations. We balance computer time with fun outdoor activities and themed games. Our Minecraft and Video Game Design camps are the most computer intensive but in all full-day programs we schedule approximately 2 hours of outdoor time per day. In addition to that, we have many non-computer activities, particularly in the camps for younger age groups like Junior Minecrafters and Minecraft Challenge. We want to inspire your kids to lead balanced and passionate lives, not turn them into potatoes. Challenge (ages 8-12): This program is designed for those that have already taken the Junior level program or are already familiar with the Minecraft game. Challenge emphasizes fun, creativity, and problem solving skills as motivation for campers to lean about video game design, video production and basic programming skills. Spawn into the curious into the curious world of Minecraft! Create epic worlds with the help of your fellow campers and ise powerful tools like WorldEdit, make awesome screencasts like your favorite YouTubers, and during free time, compete in Minecraft Hunger Games, Sky Wars,...
Dynamite (Junior Level 2) - Power House Athletics
Dynamite (USASF Levels 2) is one of our beginner teams. Developed as a junior novice/intermediate team, these athletes are 14 years and younger. Skills required include but are not limited to standing back handsprings, working multiples and round off backhandsprings. The Junior 2 team will have (2) 2.5 hour practices and a tumbling class is highly recommended. 708-351-2361
Week 1- BotShopRocks - EV3/ NXT - Bot Shop Location
TECH IT OUT Robotics is a high tech interactive day camp where kids and teens learn how to construct, code and compete with a robot of their own design in small teams. While having fun, youth are engaged in teamwork, as well as computer science, problem solving using math, robot engineering design concepts and critical thinking. SKILLS BASED EDUCATIONAL ROBOTICS | ROBOTICS TEAM DEVELOPMENT Campers will be able to: • Define what a robot is in their own words • Identify LEGO parts by proper name, category and functionality • CONSTRUCT robots using LEGO instructions and own unique arm designs • Program using unplugged EV3 Brick programming • CODE using EV3-G to make the robot go forward, reverse, and make various turns • Use proportional math to improve robot precision like stopping at a given distance • Use engineering process to plan and solve a problem using math • COMPETE in small teams with a robot of their own design in FINALE Challenge FINALE CHALLENGE GAME OPTIONS FOR SUMMER 2015- ** Depends on location "EV3 Space Challenge" is a theme-based camp where learners are introduced to the exciting world of robotics through building and programming the NEW LEGO EV3 robots.... 8322080445.0
RoboFusion June 27-July 1 - Summit School
Robo Fusion --- Tech Camps designed by Chris Culp, Director of Technology, Summit School --- June 27-July 1, Rising 2nd, 3th & 4th Graders --- Open to girls and boys --- A fusion of robotics, animation, digital music --- Set up shop in the technology studios in Summits Arts and Technology Building for five action-packed days of high tech exploration. --- This camp will offer something for everyone in the area of techno gadgets. --- Projects will include 3-D animation, stop-motion animation, digital music creation, Lego Mindstorm Robots, Sumo Bots, Robotic vehicles, robotic arms, and much more. --- Design a project using the CNC Laser Cutter, 3-D printing with the Maker Bots or Robotic CNC router. --- Questions about this camp? (336) 722-2777
Coding-Robotics - Amador Elementary School
CODING Through the use of Code Studio and Scratch students will examine the connections between elements of mathematics and computer science in a fun and engaging environment. Students will also engage effectively in a range of collaborative discussions (one-on-one, in groups, and teacher-led) with diverse partners on grade 3-4 topics and texts, building on others ideas and expressing their own clearly. • Construct a program as a set of step-by-step instructions to be acted out. • Develop a simple understanding of an algorithm using computer-free exercises. • Use the basic steps in algorithmic problem solving to design solutions. • Describe and analyze a sequence of instructions being followed. • Use visual representations of problem states, structures, and data. • Use abstraction to decompose a problem into sub problems. • Examine connections between elements of mathematics and computer science including binary numbers, logic, sets, and functions. • Students will generate and compare multiple possible solutions to a problem based on how well each is likely to meet the criteria and constraints of the problem. ROBOTICS Time to create, build, and explore with LEGO Robotics! Students will build and program simple LEGO models using computers in small teams. Students will have the... 9258282551 x5431
Spring Break Techsplosion Camp MINECRAFT CHALLENGE - Dairy Knoll
Techsplosion is a hands-on STEM enrichment program in the San Francisco Bay Area. Since 2010, our passionate instructors have served over 1,500 students at over 50 bay area locations. We balance computer time with fun outdoor activities and themed games. Our Minecraft and Video Game Design camps are the most computer intensive but in all full-day programs we schedule approximately 2 hours of outdoor time per day. In addition to that, we have many non-computer activities, particularly in the camps for younger age groups like Junior Minecrafters and Minecraft Challenge. We want to inspire your kids to lead balanced and passionate lives, not turn them into potatoes. Challenge (ages 8-12): This program is designed for those that have already taken the Junior level program or are already familiar with the Minecraft game. Challenge emphasizes fun, creativity, and problem solving skills as motivation for campers to lean about video game design, video production and basic programming skills. Spawn into the curious into the curious world of Minecraft! Create epic worlds with the help of your fellow campers and ise powerful tools like WorldEdit, make awesome screencasts like your favorite YouTubers, and during free time, compete in Minecraft Hunger Games, Sky Wars,...
Dynamite (Junior Level 2) - Power House Athletics
Dynamite (USASF Levels 2) is one of our beginner teams. Developed as a junior novice/intermediate team, these athletes are 14 years and younger. Skills required include but are not limited to standing back handsprings, working multiples and round off backhandsprings. The Junior 2 team will have (2) 2.5 hour practices and a tumbling class is highly recommended. 708-351-2361
Week 1- BotShopRocks - EV3/ NXT - Bot Shop Location
TECH IT OUT Robotics is a high tech interactive day camp where kids and teens learn how to construct, code and compete with a robot of their own design in small teams. While having fun, youth are engaged in teamwork, as well as computer science, problem solving using math, robot engineering design concepts and critical thinking. SKILLS BASED EDUCATIONAL ROBOTICS | ROBOTICS TEAM DEVELOPMENT Campers will be able to: • Define what a robot is in their own words • Identify LEGO parts by proper name, category and functionality • CONSTRUCT robots using LEGO instructions and own unique arm designs • Program using unplugged EV3 Brick programming • CODE using EV3-G to make the robot go forward, reverse, and make various turns • Use proportional math to improve robot precision like stopping at a given distance • Use engineering process to plan and solve a problem using math • COMPETE in small teams with a robot of their own design in FINALE Challenge FINALE CHALLENGE GAME OPTIONS FOR SUMMER 2015- ** Depends on location "EV3 Space Challenge" is a theme-based camp where learners are introduced to the exciting world of robotics through building and programming the NEW LEGO EV3 robots.... 8322080445.0
RoboFusion June 27-July 1 - Summit School
Robo Fusion --- Tech Camps designed by Chris Culp, Director of Technology, Summit School --- June 27-July 1, Rising 2nd, 3th & 4th Graders --- Open to girls and boys --- A fusion of robotics, animation, digital music --- Set up shop in the technology studios in Summits Arts and Technology Building for five action-packed days of high tech exploration. --- This camp will offer something for everyone in the area of techno gadgets. --- Projects will include 3-D animation, stop-motion animation, digital music creation, Lego Mindstorm Robots, Sumo Bots, Robotic vehicles, robotic arms, and much more. --- Design a project using the CNC Laser Cutter, 3-D printing with the Maker Bots or Robotic CNC router. --- Questions about this camp? (336) 722-2777
Coding-Robotics - Amador Elementary School
CODING Through the use of Code Studio and Scratch students will examine the connections between elements of mathematics and computer science in a fun and engaging environment. Students will also engage effectively in a range of collaborative discussions (one-on-one, in groups, and teacher-led) with diverse partners on grade 3-4 topics and texts, building on others ideas and expressing their own clearly. • Construct a program as a set of step-by-step instructions to be acted out. • Develop a simple understanding of an algorithm using computer-free exercises. • Use the basic steps in algorithmic problem solving to design solutions. • Describe and analyze a sequence of instructions being followed. • Use visual representations of problem states, structures, and data. • Use abstraction to decompose a problem into sub problems. • Examine connections between elements of mathematics and computer science including binary numbers, logic, sets, and functions. • Students will generate and compare multiple possible solutions to a problem based on how well each is likely to meet the criteria and constraints of the problem. ROBOTICS Time to create, build, and explore with LEGO Robotics! Students will build and program simple LEGO models using computers in small teams. Students will have the... 9258282551 x5431