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Summer Camps in Lowell, WI

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Java Game Programming - The Digital Arts Experience
This program is geared towards students who are beginners or have limited knowledge in Java programming. An intro course that is a great start for older and younger students to begin programming. Students will begin to look at Java programming and creating their own games. These games can be an original idea or a re-imagining of a classic. This course will lay the foundation for all parts of computer programming that a student will encounter later in their education. Critical thinking as well as logic are key components of any introductory programming class. Class dates are: 04/10, 04/17, 05/01, 05/15, 05/22, 06/05 with a makeup date on 06/12. 9146448100.0

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Lowell, WI Summer Camps

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Kids Yoga Camp! - Allen, TX
This is a special kids yoga camp only offered in the summer! Mary Kimble-Hellen will be leading the children ages 6-12 from 1-4p, Monday through Thursday (8/1-8/4). They will learn how to be mindful, calm and relax while having lots of fun with fellow students!

CentriKid - Children's Camp - undefined, MO

Dystopia Rising Indiana May 2016 Event (Fields of Iron) - Greenfield,
Hello there Dystopians! You are reading this right we are running the game until Monday at 12:00 pm (noon). That's an entire extra day of a DR event over the holiday at the same game price with only a slight increase in meal plan costs! See you there to celebrate with us. It is sure to be a exploisvely entertaining event. ;)

Discovery Camp 2017 - Columbus, TX
We got our dates! We're headed to Columbus, TX for @discoverycamp this summer. We depart Thursday, June 15th @ Noon, returning Sunday, June 18th Our 4th official time! We'll be even more organized this year, you'll find a packing list here, and more announcements as we get closer. Parents and Small Group Leaders welcome! Please RSVP with # of adults & kids/ages.

MCC Kid Camp - Alliance, OH
Kids ages 7 to 11 (by 9/1/15) are invited to participate in 1, 2, or 3 activities for 3 days in July. They can sign up for Basketball from 9:30-11:30, Soccer from 12:30-2:30, Art from 3:00-5:00, or a combination of 2 or 3 of these activities. Costs are as follows: $10 per kid for 1 activity, $20 per kid for 2 activities, or $25 for ALL 3, which will include lunch and a snack each day. In the event that your household has more than 2 kids participating, cost is a MAX of $25 per family for 1 Activity, $50 MAX for 2 activities, and $60 MAX for ALL 3 Activities. EVERY KID WHO PARTICIPATES, REGARDLESS OF HOW MANY ACTIVITIES, WILL RECEIVE AN EVENT SHIRT TO BE WORN EACH DAY. Signups for this event begin May 3rd and run through June 14th. Pay online or at "The Spot" at MCC.

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Santa Monica College Basketball Camps - Santa Monica College Basketball Camps
SANTA MONICA COLLEGE 2013 Summer Basketball Camps Quality basketball training, skill repetition and fun for Boys and Girls ages: 6- 16 years of age! SMC Basketball Camp Features: All campers receive: •Official camp T shirt •Camp Participation Award Skills Taught during the week: •Teamwork •Listening skills •Footwork •Defensive Techniques •Stance and closeouts •Setting and using screens •Passing and receiving •Ball and helpside defense •Shooting Instruction •Live ball moves and layups •Game Competition to enhance skills 310-434-3559

Two - Windrush Farm
This summer, give your children four days at Windrush Farm. It is an outdoor experience your child will carry with them for the rest of their lives. Children will learn about ranch animals and how to take care of them. They will meet chickens, goats, sheep, cows, llamas, and our favorite dogs. They collect eggs from the chickens and work in the vegetable gardens, learning where their food comes from besides the grocery store. Exploring in the pond, crafting farm art, working with wool, and making barn shaking music are a few of the activities your children take part in. On Thursday we will celebrate the work we have done with a pizza party in the wood-burning outdoor oven. 707 364-9929

Algebra Bridge Class - TRINITY ACADEMY
This class is for the student who has completed Algebra I and wants to reinforce those skills before entering Geometry or Algebra II. There will be particular emphasis on the second semester Algebra I concepts that typically cause students difficulty. Items covered will include the following: solving and rearranging equations, slope, writing equations of lines, solving systems of equations, simplifying exponents, multiplying binomials (FOIL) reducing radical expressions, and factoring. Students are expected to take notes, work on in-class assignments, and should be prepared to complete some assignments at home. Paper, pencils, a folder, and a calculator should be brought to class each day. Instructor: John Hendley. 316-634-0909

Youth Camp II - Hearnes Center
A great way for your child to learn about volleyball in a fun environment. The camp is designed to teach age appropriate skills and techniques to the up-and-coming athlete. This is a developmental camp that targets at the beginning athletes. Camp is open to all participants only limited by age. 573-882-0726

Global Scientists - Middle School
Nearly one billion people on our planet lack access to clean water. Thats one billion people who cant drink from a faucet, shower or cook a meal without risk of illness - or worse! In this course, students will collaborate with a Global Partner Student from a developing country to help quench the thirst of the world. Through video message exchanges they will learn about each other and explore how water is used in each others culture, study the chemical properties of water and the water cycle, and then use the engineering design process to build, test and tweak biodomes, water towers, and water filtration systems to better understand how water systems can be polluted and purified. As their understanding of the subject matter grows, students will work closely with their Global Partners to develop a hands-on research project that shows the water problems each of their countries face while sharing practical ways to address these problems and help bring clean water to the world! (516) 750-3104