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Summer Camps in Lone Star, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Junior Red Ball Tennis Camp 5-6 yrs - Tennis Courts
Fun tennis specific activities to develop balance, agility, ball tracking and hand/eye coordination. Kids will practice sending & receiving the ball and serving overhead on small courts, with balls that bounce slower and lower, just for them! Please bring appropriate size racquet: 19"-21". Bring water, a snack, sunscreen and a hat. LOCATION Oceana Tennis Courts 401 Paloma INSTRUCTOR Shannon Randolph
Fun tennis specific activities to develop balance, agility, ball tracking and hand/eye coordination. Kids will practice sending & receiving the ball and serving overhead on small courts, with balls that bounce slower and lower, just for them! Please bring appropriate size racquet: 19"-21". Bring water, a snack, sunscreen and a hat. LOCATION Oceana Tennis Courts 401 Paloma INSTRUCTOR Shannon Randolph
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Camp Gilmont
Hot
Distance
19.05 Miles
Address:
6075 Sh 155 N, Gilmer, Texas 75644
Gilmont Camp & Conference Center is the premiere camp of East Tx. Our new Crain Conference Center is state of the art,equipped with wi/fi,integrated...
Activities: Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Drama, Fishing, Leadership Development, Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Camp Langston
Hot
Distance
21.75 Miles
Address:
50 CR 3227, Mt Pleasant, Texas 75455
Camp Langston was founded in 1951. At one time it was only a little boy’s wish and a grandfather’s promise. Known as Daddy Jack,...
Activities: Swimming Lessons Arts & Crafts Talent Shows Archery Riflery Horseback...
Distance
29.94 Miles
Address:
Pine Tree High School, Longview, Texas
Super Bowl Champion Chris Johnson, of the Baltimore Ravens, is hosting his 2nd Annual Football Camp
Activities: Football and Educational sessions
Distance
30.04 Miles
Address:
300 White Pine Rd, Big Sandy, Texas 75755
The Pines provides quality experiences through programs that promote physical, intellectual, moral, and character growth.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Challenge/Rope Courses, Climbing/Rappelling,...
Distance
54.87 Miles
Address:
PO Box 6400, Tyler, Texas 75711
A day camp with an emphasis on the diabetic child. Medical staff on site. Children sharing their life experiences.
Activities: Academics, Aerobics/Exercise, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Basketball, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
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Lone Star, TX Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
2nd Annual Jacksonville Summer Camp Festival with Fun4FirstCoastKids.c
Research summer camp programs, talk to summer camp representatives, and enjoy crafts and activities while you plan for summer! Enjoy food trucks, a bounce house, the Fun 4 First Coast Kids Family Nature Hunt and more fun at the beautiful Unity Plaza Jax! Summer Camps: Please contact Terri@Fun4FirstCoastKids.com for vendor info.
“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
Kids Camp Car Show - Allegan, MI
Fund raising annual car show to help sponsor kids for summer church camp. Race cars, motorcycles, street rods, rat rods, all are welcome.
Occam's Razor: Campaign Session 8
Fields of Iron November Event - Greenfield, IN
details to come
2nd Annual Jacksonville Summer Camp Festival with Fun4FirstCoastKids.c
Research summer camp programs, talk to summer camp representatives, and enjoy crafts and activities while you plan for summer! Enjoy food trucks, a bounce house, the Fun 4 First Coast Kids Family Nature Hunt and more fun at the beautiful Unity Plaza Jax! Summer Camps: Please contact Terri@Fun4FirstCoastKids.com for vendor info.
“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
Kids Camp Car Show - Allegan, MI
Fund raising annual car show to help sponsor kids for summer church camp. Race cars, motorcycles, street rods, rat rods, all are welcome.
Occam's Razor: Campaign Session 8
Fields of Iron November Event - Greenfield, IN
details to come
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Middle School Team Camp - Beck Center
This is a TEAM camp that will have very little instruction but will be set up more for Middle School teams getting prepared for the upcoming season. There will be different forms of tournaments set up that will vary based on the score of each set along with a traditional tournament that will run throughout the entire 3 days. The camp is $45 per camper and they will receive a lunch on all 3 days. Also, there is a team minimum of 8 kids per middle school. If you are paying for this camp through the school volleyball fund and would like to do just one check, please email Amy Barmore at and she will give you a coupon code to all this to happen. 859-233-8300
Animal Kingdom - Parkrose Club
Learn about some of our most beloved endangered animals while enjoying activities based on National Geographics Animal Jams. 503 232 0186
Art Studio Camp Weekly - Hagan Community Center
Hosted by the Sacramento Childrens Museum. This camp will introduce children to different art materials and techniques. A wide range of art styles will be covered, from Picasso-inspired self portraits to clay sculpting. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Building #1
Red Mountain Fitness Camp - Red Mountain Center
This program will encompass a wide variety of fitness and wellness programs for youth including dance, wall climbing, yoga, cycling, games, nutrition, martial arts etc. Program will allow youth to try different types of exercise and wellness programs to lay a foundation for healthy activity choices. For information call the Red Mountain Center: 480-644-4800. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Red Mountain Center
Wednesday Violin - Ethical Culture
Join us for an enriching and fun introduction to the violin! You will learn new tunes and play some old favorites. Together, well experience music through various games and activities and well establish a healthy foundation for violin playing. This supportive group is a wonderful place to start making music. Instructor: Liz Wright (Violin Instructor) 212-712-6230
Middle School Team Camp - Beck Center
This is a TEAM camp that will have very little instruction but will be set up more for Middle School teams getting prepared for the upcoming season. There will be different forms of tournaments set up that will vary based on the score of each set along with a traditional tournament that will run throughout the entire 3 days. The camp is $45 per camper and they will receive a lunch on all 3 days. Also, there is a team minimum of 8 kids per middle school. If you are paying for this camp through the school volleyball fund and would like to do just one check, please email Amy Barmore at and she will give you a coupon code to all this to happen. 859-233-8300
Animal Kingdom - Parkrose Club
Learn about some of our most beloved endangered animals while enjoying activities based on National Geographics Animal Jams. 503 232 0186
Art Studio Camp Weekly - Hagan Community Center
Hosted by the Sacramento Childrens Museum. This camp will introduce children to different art materials and techniques. A wide range of art styles will be covered, from Picasso-inspired self portraits to clay sculpting. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Building #1
Red Mountain Fitness Camp - Red Mountain Center
This program will encompass a wide variety of fitness and wellness programs for youth including dance, wall climbing, yoga, cycling, games, nutrition, martial arts etc. Program will allow youth to try different types of exercise and wellness programs to lay a foundation for healthy activity choices. For information call the Red Mountain Center: 480-644-4800. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Red Mountain Center
Wednesday Violin - Ethical Culture
Join us for an enriching and fun introduction to the violin! You will learn new tunes and play some old favorites. Together, well experience music through various games and activities and well establish a healthy foundation for violin playing. This supportive group is a wonderful place to start making music. Instructor: Liz Wright (Violin Instructor) 212-712-6230