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Summer Camps in Libertyville, AL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Camp Express Spring Break Camp - Marine Park Building
A performing arts and creative fitness camp encouraging self-expression through visual art, dance, theatre and music. Camp Express was developed to unleash the artistic potential of every camper. Energetic staff members keep campers captivated with fun camp songs, games, and sports. Please bring a snack, lunch, and water. $25 nonrefundable cash material fee payable to instructor on first day. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRIORITY ONLINE REGISTRATION (for Santa Monica Residents only) runs February 3 (6 am) through February 9. Non-resident registration opens February 10. REFUNDS - Refunds will be issued with medical documentation or if requested at least 5 calendar days prior to the first meeting. Refunds will be prorated. A $15.00 processing fee applies for each activity session refunded. Requests must be made in writing to the Program Supervisor in person or by fax (310-899-0840), mail, or email ( ). Material fees are not discountable and are nonrefundable. REFUNDS FOR DUPLICATE/MULTIPLE ENROLLMENTS resulting from multiple registration submissions (at one or more offices or via online registration) will be subject to a $15.00 processing fee for each activity session refunded. Makeups will not be offered for days missed by the student. All...
A performing arts and creative fitness camp encouraging self-expression through visual art, dance, theatre and music. Camp Express was developed to unleash the artistic potential of every camper. Energetic staff members keep campers captivated with fun camp songs, games, and sports. Please bring a snack, lunch, and water. $25 nonrefundable cash material fee payable to instructor on first day. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PRIORITY ONLINE REGISTRATION (for Santa Monica Residents only) runs February 3 (6 am) through February 9. Non-resident registration opens February 10. REFUNDS - Refunds will be issued with medical documentation or if requested at least 5 calendar days prior to the first meeting. Refunds will be prorated. A $15.00 processing fee applies for each activity session refunded. Requests must be made in writing to the Program Supervisor in person or by fax (310-899-0840), mail, or email ( ). Material fees are not discountable and are nonrefundable. REFUNDS FOR DUPLICATE/MULTIPLE ENROLLMENTS resulting from multiple registration submissions (at one or more offices or via online registration) will be subject to a $15.00 processing fee for each activity session refunded. Makeups will not be offered for days missed by the student. All...
Latest Review for Camp Pacific
My 15 year old daughter loved it!
I sent my 15 year old daughter to the 3 week session and she LOVED it. Which is amazing because my daughter is like many teenagers and is too cool for everything. She stays in contact with many of her friends she met last summer and has not stopped asking me to sign her up for this summer. I would highly suggest it to everyone.... Read More...
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
FPYC FundFest - Woodbury, MN
Come one and all to the fall FUND fest. This is a fabulous opportunity to support Flaming Pine Youth Camp. Many of the funds used to run camp are raised at this event. So, Invite your friends, bring your wallet, and come for an evening of fun activities to support FPYC. Activities you'll see this year include: Purchase a wristband for unlimited bounces in the bounce house. Purchase tickets for: Professional face painting Kids crafts Dessert Bar/Bake sale Concession Stand Carnival Games Don't forget the silent and live auction!
FlyKids Holiday Yoga Day Camp - Keller, TX
We realize this is a busy time of year. Let us take your kids for an afternoon so you can do your shopping, wrapping or anything that needs to get done without little eyes snooping or peeking in on you. This is what we have planned: ~ Kids Ecstatic Facilitated Dance Party ~ Yoga Pose Practice ~ Crafts ~ Yoga GAMES! :D Children must bring: ~ Sacked lunch ~ Empty, clear plastic bottle or mason jar (for the craft) - or send them a drink for lunch in a plastic bottle and we'll just use that. ;) Ages: 5-12 Cost: ~ $99 for the day ~ Additional siblings = $79 ~ We have an additional day camp scheduled for 12/29th. Save $50 when you register for BOTH days! https://www.facebook.com/events/1375983665745616/ Your Lead Yoginis: ~ Judy Wimmer ~ Aubrey Warren ~ Shanti Webb We can't wait to elevate the joy and get grounded with your children. It's the most wonderful time of the year!!!
Retreat 2016: Endurance - Proclaiming the Everlasting Kingdom - Naches
Each year the WGBC youth and guests spend 3 days in fellowship and under intensive instruction in the Word. The program includes worship services, bonfire fellowship, games, and various activities. This is a unique opportunity to establish new friendships, renew the old, and serve each other. But the most important aspect of this retreat is the time during the services when young people will be united in worship. Another great blessing of this time is the opportunity to interact with our pastors who will be there with us the whole time. This year's theme: The book of Daniel was written to encourage the Jews in exile by revealing God’s program for them. They are reminded that God is sovereign over the affairs of all rulers and nations. A key aspect within the overarching theme of God’s kingly control is Messiah’s coming to rule the world in glory over all men (2:35, 45; 7:13, 14,27). All of the kingdoms of this world will come to an end and will be replaced by the Lord’s kingdom, which will never pass away (2:44; 7:27). Though trials and difficulties will continue for the saints up until the end, those who are faithful will be raised...
Camp KidJam Sign Ups - Leesburg, FL
The only event 2:52 attends every year! Make sure your kids entering the 3rd, 4th, 5th or 6th grades in the Fall of 2016 attend! For more info check the link or the sign up display next week!
Summer Camp 2 - Folsom, LA
FPYC FundFest - Woodbury, MN
Come one and all to the fall FUND fest. This is a fabulous opportunity to support Flaming Pine Youth Camp. Many of the funds used to run camp are raised at this event. So, Invite your friends, bring your wallet, and come for an evening of fun activities to support FPYC. Activities you'll see this year include: Purchase a wristband for unlimited bounces in the bounce house. Purchase tickets for: Professional face painting Kids crafts Dessert Bar/Bake sale Concession Stand Carnival Games Don't forget the silent and live auction!
FlyKids Holiday Yoga Day Camp - Keller, TX
We realize this is a busy time of year. Let us take your kids for an afternoon so you can do your shopping, wrapping or anything that needs to get done without little eyes snooping or peeking in on you. This is what we have planned: ~ Kids Ecstatic Facilitated Dance Party ~ Yoga Pose Practice ~ Crafts ~ Yoga GAMES! :D Children must bring: ~ Sacked lunch ~ Empty, clear plastic bottle or mason jar (for the craft) - or send them a drink for lunch in a plastic bottle and we'll just use that. ;) Ages: 5-12 Cost: ~ $99 for the day ~ Additional siblings = $79 ~ We have an additional day camp scheduled for 12/29th. Save $50 when you register for BOTH days! https://www.facebook.com/events/1375983665745616/ Your Lead Yoginis: ~ Judy Wimmer ~ Aubrey Warren ~ Shanti Webb We can't wait to elevate the joy and get grounded with your children. It's the most wonderful time of the year!!!
Retreat 2016: Endurance - Proclaiming the Everlasting Kingdom - Naches
Each year the WGBC youth and guests spend 3 days in fellowship and under intensive instruction in the Word. The program includes worship services, bonfire fellowship, games, and various activities. This is a unique opportunity to establish new friendships, renew the old, and serve each other. But the most important aspect of this retreat is the time during the services when young people will be united in worship. Another great blessing of this time is the opportunity to interact with our pastors who will be there with us the whole time. This year's theme: The book of Daniel was written to encourage the Jews in exile by revealing God’s program for them. They are reminded that God is sovereign over the affairs of all rulers and nations. A key aspect within the overarching theme of God’s kingly control is Messiah’s coming to rule the world in glory over all men (2:35, 45; 7:13, 14,27). All of the kingdoms of this world will come to an end and will be replaced by the Lord’s kingdom, which will never pass away (2:44; 7:27). Though trials and difficulties will continue for the saints up until the end, those who are faithful will be raised...
Camp KidJam Sign Ups - Leesburg, FL
The only event 2:52 attends every year! Make sure your kids entering the 3rd, 4th, 5th or 6th grades in the Fall of 2016 attend! For more info check the link or the sign up display next week!
Summer Camp 2 - Folsom, LA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Master Chef, Jr. July 5th-July 8th - Villa Academy
Taught by Villas own Chef Rick, sharpen your culinary chops two ways this summer - each day will include an interactive meal-making session AND a daily in-class competition using one of our featured courses, with the recipe winners selected by your peers. Taught by Rick Richards, everyone is a winner with a take-home dinner for four! We will focus on kid-favorite dishes that the whole family can enjoy, prepare them fresh daily, and send them home with easy serving instructions and recipes for at-home repeats. Bon appetit!! 206-524-7009
Lego Action Jrs. - The Surge Community Center
This camp is for the younger LEGO fan that is just getting into LEGO. JRS will learn basic building techniques, play building oriented games, and create from their own imagination. Projects like building racecars, animals, mosaics are few of the things the children will work on. Action LEGOs puts fun in motion as students learn how to use gears, motors, potential energy and balance to create numerous contraptions. Through the excitement of building, our summer camp students understand how gears translate motion and how different types of energy can propel vehicles and machines. After each building project, summer camp kids customize, share, and enjoy playing with their creations. Kids have many opportunities free building, playing Lego games creating their own amazing projects. We are focused on active learning because the development of the brain is so important in the early years and research proves that children learn by doing. We have a unique ability to excite and motivate kids to grasp programming and engineering concepts, yet we also place equal emphasis on celebrating STEM education and creativity. In the summer of 2015, we have some new programs including a hands-on building section as well as activities that offer an opportunity... 703-244-0585
Under the Sea - Whittier Kids
Well wrap up summer with a deep dive into aquatic adventures. Students and staff will beat the heat with water activities and plunge into ocean exploration from real marine life to mythical creatures. Note: 4 day camp, no camp Fri 9/2 2067822508.0
Week One - Southern California Tennis Academy
- Games and Drills - USPTA Certified Coaches - Stroke Production Drills with Technical Focus - Fun Fitness with Footwork & Cardio - Camp T-Shirt & Hit for Prizes - Intensive, Fun and Informative - Healthy Snacks Provided - Open To All Juniors 562-704-2241
Spring Break Program-Forest Park Elementary - Forest Park Elementary
IMPORTANT: Students need to bring their own laptop with mouse to attend this program. Snacks, Lunch, and beverages are NOT included. The program may be consolidated in one or two school sites based on enrollments. Parents will be informed at least one week prior to program start date. In this program, students learn about 3-D Printing, Vehicle engineering by rapid prototyping, and Computer Programming. They work in teams to build their own battery operated cars and race it on the final day. They learn 3-D modeling tools to make their own 3-D designs. Students will - 1. Learn how an engineer takes an idea from paper to a prototype. 2. Learn what is CAD/CAM and how it is used by Engineers. 3. Develop a design solution using given design constraints. 4. Evaluate competing conceptual design solutions for decision making 5. Plan and execute experiment; Collect and interpret data gathered by experiments; Use experimental data for an improved design solution 6. Learn about 3-D printing. Students who attend 3-D print class will take home a 3-D printed design prototype. 7. Learn Visual Programming and coding skills. 650-223-1641
Master Chef, Jr. July 5th-July 8th - Villa Academy
Taught by Villas own Chef Rick, sharpen your culinary chops two ways this summer - each day will include an interactive meal-making session AND a daily in-class competition using one of our featured courses, with the recipe winners selected by your peers. Taught by Rick Richards, everyone is a winner with a take-home dinner for four! We will focus on kid-favorite dishes that the whole family can enjoy, prepare them fresh daily, and send them home with easy serving instructions and recipes for at-home repeats. Bon appetit!! 206-524-7009
Lego Action Jrs. - The Surge Community Center
This camp is for the younger LEGO fan that is just getting into LEGO. JRS will learn basic building techniques, play building oriented games, and create from their own imagination. Projects like building racecars, animals, mosaics are few of the things the children will work on. Action LEGOs puts fun in motion as students learn how to use gears, motors, potential energy and balance to create numerous contraptions. Through the excitement of building, our summer camp students understand how gears translate motion and how different types of energy can propel vehicles and machines. After each building project, summer camp kids customize, share, and enjoy playing with their creations. Kids have many opportunities free building, playing Lego games creating their own amazing projects. We are focused on active learning because the development of the brain is so important in the early years and research proves that children learn by doing. We have a unique ability to excite and motivate kids to grasp programming and engineering concepts, yet we also place equal emphasis on celebrating STEM education and creativity. In the summer of 2015, we have some new programs including a hands-on building section as well as activities that offer an opportunity... 703-244-0585
Under the Sea - Whittier Kids
Well wrap up summer with a deep dive into aquatic adventures. Students and staff will beat the heat with water activities and plunge into ocean exploration from real marine life to mythical creatures. Note: 4 day camp, no camp Fri 9/2 2067822508.0
Week One - Southern California Tennis Academy
- Games and Drills - USPTA Certified Coaches - Stroke Production Drills with Technical Focus - Fun Fitness with Footwork & Cardio - Camp T-Shirt & Hit for Prizes - Intensive, Fun and Informative - Healthy Snacks Provided - Open To All Juniors 562-704-2241
Spring Break Program-Forest Park Elementary - Forest Park Elementary
IMPORTANT: Students need to bring their own laptop with mouse to attend this program. Snacks, Lunch, and beverages are NOT included. The program may be consolidated in one or two school sites based on enrollments. Parents will be informed at least one week prior to program start date. In this program, students learn about 3-D Printing, Vehicle engineering by rapid prototyping, and Computer Programming. They work in teams to build their own battery operated cars and race it on the final day. They learn 3-D modeling tools to make their own 3-D designs. Students will - 1. Learn how an engineer takes an idea from paper to a prototype. 2. Learn what is CAD/CAM and how it is used by Engineers. 3. Develop a design solution using given design constraints. 4. Evaluate competing conceptual design solutions for decision making 5. Plan and execute experiment; Collect and interpret data gathered by experiments; Use experimental data for an improved design solution 6. Learn about 3-D printing. Students who attend 3-D print class will take home a 3-D printed design prototype. 7. Learn Visual Programming and coding skills. 650-223-1641