Summer Camps in McAdoo, PA

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Materials Science - Ensworth High School
How does stuff break? To answer this question, students investigate how stuff is made and in doing so, will break stuff! Destructive and nondestructive tests will be conducted to investigate catastrophic failures such as bridge collapse, airplane structural failure, containers that leak, pipes that burst, and electrical failures. Advances in materials are at the core of significant technological advances, and we are in a materials revolution today! Students experience a hands-on introduction to materials science, engineering, and technology, joining researchers who push boundaries further than ever before, using biology, chemistry and physics to expand our technological frontiers. Minimum 10 students. PREREQUISITE: prerequisite Science Levels 1 and 2 CREDIT: Semester upper course credit in Science 615-383-0661

Results 1 - 39 of 39

McAdoo, PA Summer Camps

To find more camps, type address, city or zip code in the search box.

LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:

Summer Camp: On The Road in Peoria, IL - Peoria, IL
The Summer Camp: On The Road Tour returns in 2016! Come out this March and support your favorite local bands as they compete for the chance to perform at Summer Camp Music Festival 2016! LINEUP: The Bogart Jones Band Future funk all-stars The Fourmula The Golden Fleece Woodland Remedy

Air Force Services Teen Aviation Camp - Colorado Springs, CO
*E-mail the Force Support Marketing team or call the Youth Center at 687-5586 for more informaiton. Teen Avaiation Camp: The intent of hte program and scheduled tours are designed to give all attendees an experience that will help them determine if avaiation or the Air Force Academy is a career choice.

Open House Summer Camp - West Hempstead, NY
Come with your family and friends for pony rides, face painting, bounce house, snacks and lots of fun! See whats NEW for Summer Camp 2016!

Teen Week Overnight Camp - Fort Worth, TX
Teen week was so much fun during 2016, we have added it again for 2017. This is a special session only for those 13 and older. Space will be limited and run at a lower number of campers than traditional sessions. This week will focus on activities designed for older campers. At YMCA Camp Carter Overnight Camp, campers live, play and build deep bonds with their peers. Campers must rely on the others in their cabin groups to share daily responsibilities. Teen Week Overnight Camp, runs from Sunday afternoon until Friday evening and includes 15 meals and overnight accommodations in a fully climate controlled cabin with lots of supervision by our well trained staff.

KidSalt Children's Camp 2017 - Winnsboro, SC
Students completing 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade are invite to attend this camp for 2017. I went down and previewed a day during 2016 and it looked great! Contact Pastor Joe for more info.

LATEST CAMPS NEWS:

Camp Invention Week 3 - INNOVATE - Clague Middle School
Camp Invention NEW! Rec & Ed is proud to present the nationally-known Camp Invention summer enrichment program to the Ann Arbor area. Camp Invention reinforces and extends the school year curriculum through inquiry-based, hands-on engagement in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) concepts. Week 3 - INNOVATE POWERD(TM) - Campers join a mysterious scientist seeking new ways to power robotic creatures. I CAN INVENT(TM) - Using real tools, campers uncover mechanical gears and guts and upcycle them into exciting new innovations. HATCHED(TM) - Campers utilize a virtual computer world for an introduction to entrepreneurship and economics. S.M.ART: SCIENCE, MATH & ART(TM) - Fantasy is utilized to introduce exciting mathematics topics that involve very little numeracy. Monday-Friday. Enroll now! Early bird discounted fee of $299 ends April 18th at 5pm. Extended care is available, please enroll with ID#2301.406. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $AVE! Enroll one camper in 4 or more full day camps in one transaction and receive 10% off each camp. For online registration, discount is applied at check out. GRADES 1st Grade - 5th Grade LOCATION CLAGUE SCHOOL at Clague Middle School

Skyhawks Mini-Hawk Camp - Rusch Park Community Center
This Multi-Sport program was designed to give kids a positive first step into Soccer, Baseball, Basketball. All participants receive a T-shirt. LOCATION Rusch Park INSTRUCTOR Skyhawks Sports Academy, Inc

Little Feet Late Spring 2016 Soccer Clinics - Downs Family Park - Flying Point
www.southamptonsoccerclub.com Late Spring Little Feet Soccer Clinics Dates: Saturdays from May 14th to June 18th (No Clinic May 28th, Memorial Day weekend) 4-9 year olds from 9.30am - 10.30am Players split by age. Cost: $80/season for 5 Saturday sessions Directed by Jonny Watkin from Colonial Sports Group Location: Downs Family Park (Flying Point) Please bring a bottle of water. For more information please visit our website 6313772726.0

JSIS~World Music and Movement-Thursdays - John Stanford International School
Namaste, Dia dhuit, Jambo, Konichiwa! Come on a musical journey through India, Ireland, Africa, and Japan. Your child will learn the intricacies and rhythms of Bollywood dance. They will sing an old folk song from Jolly Ireland, connect with their inner African animal through dance and learn a song about a gentle Japanese firefly. This class is a great way to introduce your child to the songs and dances of different cultures from around the world Cost: $154 ( 14 sessions) Class Dates:Thursdays (10/8-12/17) no class 11/23 Location: Ms. Bonillas Room Grades:K-2nd (Minimum of 7 Maximum of 15) Time:3:50-4:50 Teachers: Ali Vice 206-473-9580

Illustrating (4th-8th grade) - Art Unleashed!
Students will use basic drawing techniques to learn how to tell a story through pictures. While focusing on composition and design, students will explore how to communicate an idea through an illustration. Students will work with stories written by other students as part of the Grannie Annie project. At the end of the course, students will have the opportunity to submit an illustration for possible publication in Grannie Annie, Vol. 11. 314-628-1024