Summer Camps in Madera County, CA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Musical Theatre Audition Class - Seattles Littlest Performers
In this short 6 week class students will be able to learn what directors are looking for in the audition process. Students will have group vocal training as well as be given a song to work on for a solo audition, students will learn acting tips, and learn simple choreography. Teachers will be able to give feedback to students, and encourage tips for cold readings 206-473-9580
In this short 6 week class students will be able to learn what directors are looking for in the audition process. Students will have group vocal training as well as be given a song to work on for a solo audition, students will learn acting tips, and learn simple choreography. Teachers will be able to give feedback to students, and encourage tips for cold readings 206-473-9580
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Should a Child Bring Money?
All necessities are covered by the camp program. Youth should not need additional money for things like food and over-the-counter medication options. However, some programs do have canteens or bodegas were tough can purchase anything from snacks and toiletries to postcards and magazines.
Parents should always read a camp’s Welcome Guide and call to see if youth should bring any money to camp. For example, the kids might be allowed off camp one day a week to go into town. This is a great chance to see the community and buy ice cream or see a movie. No child wants...
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CFC Youth Camp
Summer Camp - undefined, TX
At BONA, we are always excited about the summer because we get to spend time with some great STUDENT athletes. Over the past 17 years, we have been blessed to only work with great athletes, many of whom have developed the skill and discipline to move on and become productive parts of the athletic and professional community. This summer we want to spend 5 days with your young student athlete and discuss the importance of working with a purpose. Our goal each summer is to work with 10 - 15 young men grades 6 -12 to meet specific camp objectives.
Teen Players Camp - Springfield, MO
Congratulations, 2016-2017 Teen Players! Your camp will be held Monday, August 15, 4-6 p.m.; Tuesday, August 16, 6-7 p.m.; Wednesday, August 17, 4-6 p.m.; Thursday, August 18, 4-6 p.m.; and Friday, August 19, 4-6 p.m. at the Landers. (And, don't forget the parent and trouper meeting Thursday, August 4, 5:15-6:15 p.m.) Dress comfortably in clothing that won't restrict your movement in any way. Bring a water bottle and a plalyful spirit!
Toddler Boot Camp: 'I'm a Big Kid Now' - Battle Creek, MI
Youngsters and their families will enjoy stories, crafts, songs, and surprises at Toddler Boot Camp. This themed four-week story time is geared to children 1-5 years old to encourage them to transition from the baby stages to a big kid. Stories and songs such as "Bye Bye Binky," " No More Diapers," and "No More Monsters," will be shared to make transitioning for parent and child a fun experience.
2016 Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair - Columbia, SC
Finding Summer Camp & Activities in the Midlands just got EASIER. The 2016 Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair, presented by the Midlands Kids' Directory is designed specially to share Spring Break, Summer Camp & Activities with Midlands parents. This event will provide parents with a one-stop-shop for local camps & activities to help with the decision in selecting an activity for their child. Expect organization that are well known locally and regionally for their expertise in a given area. Featuring camps and activities for children 5-16 years old. The list of specialties may include soccer, basketball, baseball, computers, weight loss, recreation, premium day camp, gymnastics, performing arts, football, nature, travel, softball, tutoring, athletic training and others. The event is FREE and open to the public! NO PORK OR SHELLFISH IS ALLOWED ON THE PREMISES. NO EXCEPTIONS! Summer Camp Vendors are being accepted! A variety of sponsorships are available! Register EARLY! Direct sales vendor spots will be limited. For more details, call (803) 470-1073 or email [email protected].
CFC Youth Camp
Summer Camp - undefined, TX
At BONA, we are always excited about the summer because we get to spend time with some great STUDENT athletes. Over the past 17 years, we have been blessed to only work with great athletes, many of whom have developed the skill and discipline to move on and become productive parts of the athletic and professional community. This summer we want to spend 5 days with your young student athlete and discuss the importance of working with a purpose. Our goal each summer is to work with 10 - 15 young men grades 6 -12 to meet specific camp objectives.
Teen Players Camp - Springfield, MO
Congratulations, 2016-2017 Teen Players! Your camp will be held Monday, August 15, 4-6 p.m.; Tuesday, August 16, 6-7 p.m.; Wednesday, August 17, 4-6 p.m.; Thursday, August 18, 4-6 p.m.; and Friday, August 19, 4-6 p.m. at the Landers. (And, don't forget the parent and trouper meeting Thursday, August 4, 5:15-6:15 p.m.) Dress comfortably in clothing that won't restrict your movement in any way. Bring a water bottle and a plalyful spirit!
Toddler Boot Camp: 'I'm a Big Kid Now' - Battle Creek, MI
Youngsters and their families will enjoy stories, crafts, songs, and surprises at Toddler Boot Camp. This themed four-week story time is geared to children 1-5 years old to encourage them to transition from the baby stages to a big kid. Stories and songs such as "Bye Bye Binky," " No More Diapers," and "No More Monsters," will be shared to make transitioning for parent and child a fun experience.
2016 Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair - Columbia, SC
Finding Summer Camp & Activities in the Midlands just got EASIER. The 2016 Midlands Summer Camp & Activities Fair, presented by the Midlands Kids' Directory is designed specially to share Spring Break, Summer Camp & Activities with Midlands parents. This event will provide parents with a one-stop-shop for local camps & activities to help with the decision in selecting an activity for their child. Expect organization that are well known locally and regionally for their expertise in a given area. Featuring camps and activities for children 5-16 years old. The list of specialties may include soccer, basketball, baseball, computers, weight loss, recreation, premium day camp, gymnastics, performing arts, football, nature, travel, softball, tutoring, athletic training and others. The event is FREE and open to the public! NO PORK OR SHELLFISH IS ALLOWED ON THE PREMISES. NO EXCEPTIONS! Summer Camp Vendors are being accepted! A variety of sponsorships are available! Register EARLY! Direct sales vendor spots will be limited. For more details, call (803) 470-1073 or email [email protected].
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Drawing and Painting - Junior Center of Art & Science
This class will give students an opportunity to engage in art making through the use of markers, pens, pencil, paint, and watercolor. Different techniques and methods of drawing and painting will be explored. 510-839-5777
Middler Camp - Camp of the Good Shepherd
Middler Camp will encourage children going into third and fourth grade to discover what it means to live faithfully for God—the Challenge given by the Apostle Paul in 1 Cor. 9:24. During this four-day camp, music, lessons, crafts, games, swimming, and campfires will keep your child busy building relationships with other kids and most importantly, with Jesus. Matt Beckner, Pastor at Twin Cities Christian Church in Council Bluffs (IA), brings more than a decade of experience leading Bible Camps for children this age. Whether your child is a veteran camper or experiencing camp for the first time, wed love to have them join us! 712-328-3776
Lil Einsteins - 3 years - DHDC
Who knew simple experiments could be so much fun? Join us as we play with rockets and explore volcanoes in this fun camp where science starts early. 8063559547 x108
Greenacres - Greenacres
Greenacres Foundation is a non-profit, private operating foundation established in 1988 by Louis and Louise Nippert. The Nipperts purchased Greenacres Farm in 1949 and wanted to preserve the land for the education and enjoyment of future generations. Greenacres Foundation mission is: - To preserve for the public an area reflecting the traditional environment of Indian Hill and its historical significance by preserving Greenacres in its current state of woodland and farmland. - To encourage conservation and appreciation of nature by providing the public, particularly children, opportunities to study plant and animal life in their natural settings. - To encourage appreciation of music and culture by providing facilities and an atmosphere that will encourage artists to display their talents for all age groups. 513-891-4227
Amaze Me! Learn Pysanka! - Peninsula Fine Arts Center
Pysanka (Ukrainian Egg Dyeing) is a beloved folk-art displayed in major museums throughout the world! Learn how to transform humble eggshells into glistening treasures that last for generations! Create a beautiful and meaningfully decorated egg. Learn the techniques, tools and motifs that can be used again at home and translate to any other art form as well! Sundays, 1:00 – 4:00 PM, April 17 & 24 (2 sessions) $75 members/$95 non-members Instructor, Cathleen Handlin Limit: 8 students 757-596-8175
Drawing and Painting - Junior Center of Art & Science
This class will give students an opportunity to engage in art making through the use of markers, pens, pencil, paint, and watercolor. Different techniques and methods of drawing and painting will be explored. 510-839-5777
Middler Camp - Camp of the Good Shepherd
Middler Camp will encourage children going into third and fourth grade to discover what it means to live faithfully for God—the Challenge given by the Apostle Paul in 1 Cor. 9:24. During this four-day camp, music, lessons, crafts, games, swimming, and campfires will keep your child busy building relationships with other kids and most importantly, with Jesus. Matt Beckner, Pastor at Twin Cities Christian Church in Council Bluffs (IA), brings more than a decade of experience leading Bible Camps for children this age. Whether your child is a veteran camper or experiencing camp for the first time, wed love to have them join us! 712-328-3776
Lil Einsteins - 3 years - DHDC
Who knew simple experiments could be so much fun? Join us as we play with rockets and explore volcanoes in this fun camp where science starts early. 8063559547 x108
Greenacres - Greenacres
Greenacres Foundation is a non-profit, private operating foundation established in 1988 by Louis and Louise Nippert. The Nipperts purchased Greenacres Farm in 1949 and wanted to preserve the land for the education and enjoyment of future generations. Greenacres Foundation mission is: - To preserve for the public an area reflecting the traditional environment of Indian Hill and its historical significance by preserving Greenacres in its current state of woodland and farmland. - To encourage conservation and appreciation of nature by providing the public, particularly children, opportunities to study plant and animal life in their natural settings. - To encourage appreciation of music and culture by providing facilities and an atmosphere that will encourage artists to display their talents for all age groups. 513-891-4227
Amaze Me! Learn Pysanka! - Peninsula Fine Arts Center
Pysanka (Ukrainian Egg Dyeing) is a beloved folk-art displayed in major museums throughout the world! Learn how to transform humble eggshells into glistening treasures that last for generations! Create a beautiful and meaningfully decorated egg. Learn the techniques, tools and motifs that can be used again at home and translate to any other art form as well! Sundays, 1:00 – 4:00 PM, April 17 & 24 (2 sessions) $75 members/$95 non-members Instructor, Cathleen Handlin Limit: 8 students 757-596-8175