Summer Camps in Lowell, MI

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(ORANGE BALL/GREEN DOT BALL) Intermediate/Advanced 8 to 12 - Cabin John Tennis Indoor
We Will Be Using A Combo Of ORANGE/GREEN DOT BALLS Depending On The Skill Level Of The Group... The ORANGE BALL allows young players to play on a 60 court with the same rules as those used on a regulation court. Playing the real game will promote the development of fundamentals required in game situations. For 7+ year olds that have gained skills from RED BALL play. The ratio of length to width is basically the same as a full sized court is to an adult. As the court and equipment dimensions are scaled down, young players are able to develop an all-court game style... ORANGE BALL tennis uses low-compression balls that facilitate this tactical development. The balls are easier to control and dont bounce as lively as a YELLOW BALL. On these courts players use 23-25 inch rackets (depending on player size) which gives better racquet and ball control. The modified equipment also assists with development of good mechanics. ORANGE BALL instruction is a series of game based drills, to develop players globally with a strong emphasis on fundamentals. This program will help coaches understand the critical tactical and technical fundamentals required to play the game effectively. The GREEN... 2406445864.0

Minecraft- Middle School - Eureka Workshop
The popular game Minecraft will be used as a tool to teach the core mechanics of Computer Science. Kids will experience collaborative building and problem-solving exercises through networked Minecraft play and offline pixel projects. Redstone, Creepers, and pork chops are all here. (804) 727-9817

St. Thomas Ann Arbor - St.Thomas Catholic School
This a basketball camp for kids grades 4 - 8 emphasizing FAITH, FUN AND FUNDAMENTALS. Campers will be organized into groups and teams according to age level and ability in order to provide a positive learning experience. Campers will learn that the quest to develop as a basketball player "mirrors" the quest to develop as a Christian. Each day will begin and end with prayer. The themes for each day applying to both basketball and the Christian Life will be commitment, practice, growth and teamwork. Space is limited to 48 campers and will be filled on a first come first serve basis. EACH CAMPER MUST BRING A PACKED LUNCH EVERY DAY. This camp is sponsored by Mission Capital, a local ministry focused on the New Evangelization. (734) 480-8054

Animal Care Experience Camp - Humane Society of West Michigan
This hands on camp gives campers an in-depth look at dogs, cats and small animals. Have some doggone fun in the morning with the Delightful Dog session or come for a purrfect time in the afternoon with Fun Felines and Crazy Critter session. You also can bring a lunch and stay all day! Each session will focus on different aspects of animals including; breed, grooming, training, basic care and more! 616-791-8066

Secrets Behind Great Image Making - Location: Center for The Creative Arts
Improve your image making by better understanding that great images come from a series of decisions, not merely impulse and opportunity. In under three hours, participants will see before and after examples of photographs…hearing the challenges behind making each image and the decisions that ultimately brought them to life. Participation in the workshop can be a way for students to either begin their journey of improved image making OR a visual treat after completing steps one and two in the course sequence. Perfect for introductory or mid level experience, if not more. 302 239-2434 x120