Magnolia, TX Summer Camp Programs 2019

LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:

Teen Camp - Lake Waccamaw, NC
Call church for details (669-9150)

Occam's Razor: Campaign Session 10 - Hillsborough, NH

Michigan Summer Camp next weekend with Sensei Gary Swain. - Columbus,
Mid-America ISKF Regional Training Camp. Guest Instructor: Sensei Gary Swain (8th Dan), one of the best ISKF Technical Committe Members. Location: Copneconic Camp, Fenton, Michigan.

Live It Loud Fall Youth Retreat 2016 - Bostic, NC
Xtreme Focus Annual Fall Youth Retreat at South Mountain Christian Camp - Thurs. - Sun. Hiking, Low Ropes Course, Indoor Challenge, Giant Swing, Upward Tower, Services in afternoon & evenings Lodging, activities & meals included in price ($140). What to Bring – Casual, modest clothing, tennis shoes, XF Youth T-shirt (new one), towels, sleeping bag OR twin bed sheets & blanket, pillow, sleepwear, toiletries, Bible, notebook, pen, personal snacks & drinks, money for 1 meal on the way down Thurs. (Zaxby’s). Please pack as light as possible. Space will be limited, so register early.

CLOVER KID Day Camp - Osceola, NE
Join us for a fun afternoon of meeting new friends and doing some cool Clover Kid Creations at the Osceola City Park! CK will learn about floriculture with flowers, textiles with t shirts, art in the park and make their own snack! Everything you make, you can bring to exhibit at the Polk County Fair in the Clover Kids project area! We will be learning about the needs of nature, having fun with flowers, as well as making lots of fun projects and a t shirt for the Polk County Fair!! Cost is $15 per Clover Kid!

LATEST CAMPS NEWS:

Glass Flameworking [B] - Coyote Central
In Coyotes warm shop, youll learn to use bench-top torches to make custom glass art – beads, pendants, marbles, and miniature sculptures – all starting-off points to gain skills and to experiment with shapes, colors and surface treatment. Youll also have the pleasure of making one-of-a-kind jewelry and key chains using your cool hot-glass beads. Instructor: Leslie Thiel 2063237276.0

Taekwondo (1-10): 12:30-3:30 - The Hockaday School
Taekwondo (TKD) is an ancient Korean martial art that can be learned by anyone, at any age. TKD will teach you valuable self-defense skills and will increase your energy and self-confidence as you see your health improving at the same time! We will use stretching, toning, calisthenics, and cardio-muscular exercises as we practice and perform proper punches, kicks, and blocks. Come learn from Hockadays own, Terry Kannan, a 2nd degree black belt! 214-360-6586

Digital Music Composition - The Evergreen School
A class which combines technology and music. Students will explore music creation with PC computer technology. Lessons include learning audio looping, generating digital sounds from scratch, voice recording, mixing tracks together, and much more. Students will be able to experiment with programs such as Magix Music Maker and Sony Acid Music Studio (both similar to Apples Garage Band). The class week ends where each child has created their own CD, or individual mp3s, to bring home and share with friends and family. 206-957-1533

Week 9-Chief - Indian Acres Swim Club
This weeks camp theme is Let the Games Begin! We host our own Indian Acres Olympic event, focusing on teamwork and sportsmanship. 217-352-9538

Boys Lacrosse week 7 - Knott Hall
Coach Ben Rubeor will run the 2016 Loyola Lacrosse Camp. Ben was named the USA Today National Coach of the Year and the Maryland Private School Coach of the Year after winning the 2015 MIAA ‘A Conference Championship. Ben was a three-time All-American attackman, two-time Academic All-American, and two-time team captain at the University of Virginia, where he won an undefeated National Championship in 2006. He was also named the ACCs Top Male Scholar Athlete in 2008. He played 8 seasons of professional lacrosse, served as a team captain of the Chesapeake Bayhawks, and won 3 Major League Lacrosse titles. He will lead a staff of Loyola coaches and players to teach the fundamentals of lacrosse in a fun and competitive environment. The camp is designed for all levels of players. Campers will learn individual skills, including stickwork, footwork, dodging, shooting, and individual defense. Campers will practice these drills in an up-tempo environment. In addition, campers will learn team concepts and compete in a number of game-like situations, and they will have the opportunity to earn a number of prizes. The goal of the camp is to inspire players to continue to improve and to teach the concepts that have led Loyola to consistent success. 443 841 3328

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