Summer Camps in Mahaska, KS
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Mt. Hood Session 6 - Mazama Lodge
At Keelys Ski Camp many of the all female coaching staff are recently retired from the U. S. Ski Team or are still racing at the highest levels (Olympic, World Cup, Noram, NCAA and FIS). Each day on the hill the coaches offer world-class visuals by training with and coaching the girls. Each session at Keelys Ski Camp is seven days, three days on snow, one day off and then 3 days on. Summer is an opportune time to develop and improve technique, for this reason we emphasize drills each day of skiing. The first day focuses on free skiing and drills. Day 2 & 3 are more drills and gate training. Day 4 is OFF and we offer fun activities either in Hood River, rafting the Deschutes River, or a trip to Portland. Day 5,6 & 7 include more gate training, free skiing and drills. Day 7 is also the travel day. 406-581-4991
At Keelys Ski Camp many of the all female coaching staff are recently retired from the U. S. Ski Team or are still racing at the highest levels (Olympic, World Cup, Noram, NCAA and FIS). Each day on the hill the coaches offer world-class visuals by training with and coaching the girls. Each session at Keelys Ski Camp is seven days, three days on snow, one day off and then 3 days on. Summer is an opportune time to develop and improve technique, for this reason we emphasize drills each day of skiing. The first day focuses on free skiing and drills. Day 2 & 3 are more drills and gate training. Day 4 is OFF and we offer fun activities either in Hood River, rafting the Deschutes River, or a trip to Portland. Day 5,6 & 7 include more gate training, free skiing and drills. Day 7 is also the travel day. 406-581-4991
Latest Review for Camp Kupugani for Girls
Hard to Pronounce but Tons of Fun
We certainly had a lot of fun playing around with the name of Camp Kupugani on the ride up. Once we got to the site for the drop off I was pleasantly surprised at how fast our boy seemed to acclimate to his new surroundings. I was sure he was going to have some amazing experiences and I wasn't wrong. I really like how the counselors were friendly but firm. I knew our son was going to have a safe and fun summer. He's already... Read More...
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Dairy Queen Fundraiser to Support our Teens going to Teen Camp - Elwoo
Take a break from cooking and come out to Dairy Queen in Elwood on May 24 from 4-9pm. 15% of the sales will go to Main Street Wesleyan Youth to help them go to teen camp this summer.
TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Session 3 - Marshall, VA
June 16 & 17 TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Ages 13 & UP 1:00 pm-4:00 pm. both days. Students will create pieces based on interests. Teens will work on the pottery wheel, in fused glass, canvas painting and paint your own pottery. Call Studio with questions (540) 364-2834. See further details at our website.
#MYOB Youth Business Boot Camp (YBBC) - Riverview, FL
Would you like your student to like school more. Would you like your child to be motivated more at home and in school? AT YBBC your student will learn intensive strategies to look at life like a CEO. When: Saturdays 9-26-15, 10-10-15, 10-17-15, 11-7-15, 11-21-15, 12-5-15, 12-12-15, 1-9-16, 1-24-15 Ages: Children, Boys and Girls ages 6-16 Fee: $15 registration (Includes; Book #MYOB Mind your own Business) $5 per session (includes snack, Youth Business Coaching (with The Goal Girl) Registration is Monday- Friday at Kids Doing Business Academy Prep. or call Jorgie Franks at 813-239-4681
Kaleidoscope and Young Teen Camps - Jonesboro, GA
Visit Artsclayton.org to sign up for our summer art camps! Kaleidoscope Camp: Grades 1 - 6 Fall 2016 8:30 - noon Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Signing, Dancing and Acting Young Teen Camp: Grades 7 - 9 Fall 2016 9:00 - 12:30 Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Musical Theatre, Set Design, Fiber Art and Guitar. For more information contact 770-473-5826 or register online at artsclayton.org
The Destroyer's Den Season 2 Event 4 - Greenfield, IN
Dairy Queen Fundraiser to Support our Teens going to Teen Camp - Elwoo
Take a break from cooking and come out to Dairy Queen in Elwood on May 24 from 4-9pm. 15% of the sales will go to Main Street Wesleyan Youth to help them go to teen camp this summer.
TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Session 3 - Marshall, VA
June 16 & 17 TEEN SUMMER CAMP - Ages 13 & UP 1:00 pm-4:00 pm. both days. Students will create pieces based on interests. Teens will work on the pottery wheel, in fused glass, canvas painting and paint your own pottery. Call Studio with questions (540) 364-2834. See further details at our website.
#MYOB Youth Business Boot Camp (YBBC) - Riverview, FL
Would you like your student to like school more. Would you like your child to be motivated more at home and in school? AT YBBC your student will learn intensive strategies to look at life like a CEO. When: Saturdays 9-26-15, 10-10-15, 10-17-15, 11-7-15, 11-21-15, 12-5-15, 12-12-15, 1-9-16, 1-24-15 Ages: Children, Boys and Girls ages 6-16 Fee: $15 registration (Includes; Book #MYOB Mind your own Business) $5 per session (includes snack, Youth Business Coaching (with The Goal Girl) Registration is Monday- Friday at Kids Doing Business Academy Prep. or call Jorgie Franks at 813-239-4681
Kaleidoscope and Young Teen Camps - Jonesboro, GA
Visit Artsclayton.org to sign up for our summer art camps! Kaleidoscope Camp: Grades 1 - 6 Fall 2016 8:30 - noon Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Signing, Dancing and Acting Young Teen Camp: Grades 7 - 9 Fall 2016 9:00 - 12:30 Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Musical Theatre, Set Design, Fiber Art and Guitar. For more information contact 770-473-5826 or register online at artsclayton.org
The Destroyer's Den Season 2 Event 4 - Greenfield, IN
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
9B. Summer Camp - Java Game Programming - 5 Days - Gizmos & Gadgets Kids Lab
Students will learn about project design, object-oriented programming, console applications, graphics applications and many elements of the Java language. Along the way students will build on what they learn each day. This includes learning how to program frames, colors and programming moving objects. The week begins with simple programming until it builds by the end where students will be able to create the game of pong in Java. No programming experience is necessary but doing common tasks on a computer is useful. Who knows, maybe you have the next Bill Gates or Steve Jobs living in your house and you never knew it! (858)964-0645
May 23-27: Wilderness Skills (Ages 5-6) - Mountain Kids!
This week will plant the seeds of exploration and adventure in a safe, fun, and engaging environment for young outdoors-kids! Learn how to prepare for a hike and stay safe in the wilderness. Learn the four cardinal directions, and the importance of attitude in a survival situation. Make shelters and learn the difference between a survival shelter and a fort. Embrace serendipity, get curious and learn from what we see in nature! 505-699-6230
Spies and Espionage: The Art of Investigation (44458P) - Cary Academy
Step into the well-worn shoes of a detective or agent and uncover the science involved in evidence gathering and analysis. Explore forensic science through the eyes of crime solvers, using your powers of observation to reveal clues and solve cases. Develop disguises for cover, make and break secret codes, and create and use cool spy gadgets. A local police detective will join us for a discussion and demonstration during the week. 919-677-7839
Man Mission - Bozeman Fish Technology Center
Put on your backpack for 5 days and 4 nights as we explore the rugged and awe-inspiring scenery of the Bridger Mountain Range! Like many great adventures, this trip is about more than the destination; learn to become a skilled naturalist while also acquiring useful backcountry know-how. *Recommended for students entering grades 7 and 8. Please call MOSS with questions. 406-582-0526
Camp Strawberry - Counselor In Training - SRD Main Building
CAMP STRAWBERRY CIT program incorporates specialized skills, camp activities, special guests, athletics, safety training, and work experience skills in an exciting summer environment. Young teens, ages 11-15, will gain valuable training through work experience in a camp setting including how to fill out applications, develop resumes and lead groups. CIT-TIME ZONE allows the group to develop their own athletic and safety skills through professional instruction with a weekly focus. When CITs are not in CIT-TIME ZONE, they will work hand in hand with SRD camp staff to lead games, sports, cooking, songs and transitions. CITs will enjoy pickup games in the following: tennis (SRD Tennis Staff M, W, F) Soccer (Tues), Swimming (Wed) and Multisport (Thurs). Age: 11 - 15 years Time: 10:15am - 5:15pm Dont forget your swimsuit for Wet & Wacky Wednesdays at the pool! Daily Schedule (Camp Strawberry: CIT Program) 10:15am Arrive at base camp/ Sign in 10:30-12:00pm CIT-TIMEZONE / On the Job Training 12:00-12:30pm Lunch and outdoor play 12:30- 1:15pm Assist with Movement, Yoga, Sports, Science or Cooking (SRD Gymnasium) 1:15-2:00pm Assist Sprouts Group A outdoor / Group B indoor 2:00-2:45pm Assist Sprouts...
9B. Summer Camp - Java Game Programming - 5 Days - Gizmos & Gadgets Kids Lab
Students will learn about project design, object-oriented programming, console applications, graphics applications and many elements of the Java language. Along the way students will build on what they learn each day. This includes learning how to program frames, colors and programming moving objects. The week begins with simple programming until it builds by the end where students will be able to create the game of pong in Java. No programming experience is necessary but doing common tasks on a computer is useful. Who knows, maybe you have the next Bill Gates or Steve Jobs living in your house and you never knew it! (858)964-0645
May 23-27: Wilderness Skills (Ages 5-6) - Mountain Kids!
This week will plant the seeds of exploration and adventure in a safe, fun, and engaging environment for young outdoors-kids! Learn how to prepare for a hike and stay safe in the wilderness. Learn the four cardinal directions, and the importance of attitude in a survival situation. Make shelters and learn the difference between a survival shelter and a fort. Embrace serendipity, get curious and learn from what we see in nature! 505-699-6230
Spies and Espionage: The Art of Investigation (44458P) - Cary Academy
Step into the well-worn shoes of a detective or agent and uncover the science involved in evidence gathering and analysis. Explore forensic science through the eyes of crime solvers, using your powers of observation to reveal clues and solve cases. Develop disguises for cover, make and break secret codes, and create and use cool spy gadgets. A local police detective will join us for a discussion and demonstration during the week. 919-677-7839
Man Mission - Bozeman Fish Technology Center
Put on your backpack for 5 days and 4 nights as we explore the rugged and awe-inspiring scenery of the Bridger Mountain Range! Like many great adventures, this trip is about more than the destination; learn to become a skilled naturalist while also acquiring useful backcountry know-how. *Recommended for students entering grades 7 and 8. Please call MOSS with questions. 406-582-0526
Camp Strawberry - Counselor In Training - SRD Main Building
CAMP STRAWBERRY CIT program incorporates specialized skills, camp activities, special guests, athletics, safety training, and work experience skills in an exciting summer environment. Young teens, ages 11-15, will gain valuable training through work experience in a camp setting including how to fill out applications, develop resumes and lead groups. CIT-TIME ZONE allows the group to develop their own athletic and safety skills through professional instruction with a weekly focus. When CITs are not in CIT-TIME ZONE, they will work hand in hand with SRD camp staff to lead games, sports, cooking, songs and transitions. CITs will enjoy pickup games in the following: tennis (SRD Tennis Staff M, W, F) Soccer (Tues), Swimming (Wed) and Multisport (Thurs). Age: 11 - 15 years Time: 10:15am - 5:15pm Dont forget your swimsuit for Wet & Wacky Wednesdays at the pool! Daily Schedule (Camp Strawberry: CIT Program) 10:15am Arrive at base camp/ Sign in 10:30-12:00pm CIT-TIMEZONE / On the Job Training 12:00-12:30pm Lunch and outdoor play 12:30- 1:15pm Assist with Movement, Yoga, Sports, Science or Cooking (SRD Gymnasium) 1:15-2:00pm Assist Sprouts Group A outdoor / Group B indoor 2:00-2:45pm Assist Sprouts...