Summer Camps in Mechanicsburg, OH

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Soccer Shots - Post Camp - Week 1 - JCC Campus
Join Soccer Shots for a fun-filled week playing the worlds greatest game! Our nationally recognized program offers a high energy, fun and age-appropriate introduction to the wonderful game of soccer. Our innovative curriculum emphasizes both soccer skills and character development. Our goal is simple: to leave a lasting, positive impact on every child we serve. Campers must bring their own lunch, snacks and water bottle. 512-735-8100

Mock Trial (7-9): 1:45-3:45 - The Hockaday School
Calling all future lawyers....or just those who like to argue! This class is for you. During the first week, we will introduce the judicial system through activities and discussion. Students will then put their knowledge to use in the second week by participating in trials. Critical thinking, analysis, and public speaking skills will be enhanced throughout. Come state your case with us. 214-360-6586

Skyhawks Golf (July 5 - July 8) - Mill Creek Elementary
Skyhawks Golf focuses on building the confidence of young athletes through proper technique and refining the essential skills of the game. This camp will focus on the fundamentals of form, chipping, putting, driving and body positioning. To assist in this training, Skyhawks has adopted the SNAG (Starting New At Golf) system to its curriculum. SNAG is specifically designed for the entry-level player; SNAG simplifies instruction so that young players can make an easy and effective transition onto the golf course. No need to bring your own clubs-- all equipment is provided. Bring running shoes and sunscreen. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To register : visit www.skyhawks.com [/] or call Skyhawks @ 1-800-804-3509. You may select this link [] to directly take you to all programs for Mill Creek Summer Camps. ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Sports & Camps LOCATION Mill Creek Elementary Field at Mill Creek Elementary INSTRUCTOR Skyhawks Sports Camps

Camp Tiny Feet -Session 3 - Whetstone Community Center
Camp Tiny Feet provides an exciting opportunity for growth through friendship, physical activity and exploration in a safe and secure environment. Campers will acquire strong social skills and become better equipped to manage group situations. Each session will feature one visiting performer as well as swim lessons, taught four days a week. Campers will enjoy themed games, crafts and plenty of outdoor play. Campers bring their own snack. Children must be toilet trained to participate. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Camp forms must be turned in before the first day of your session. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Whetstone Community Center at Whetstone Community Center

Twos (M-F) (birthdays between 9/1/13 and 8/31/14) - JCC ECP
Daily activities for children who are in the two-year-old program are based upon projects and units of study. A balanced schedule provides experiences in group and individual settings and includes stories, music, language experiences, natural discovery, and inquisitive discussions. Classrooms are arranged into centers that include age-appropriate educational toys, materials, and games based upon the interests of the children. These include centers for books, blocks, sensory materials, art, puzzles and manipulatives, math, science, and dramatic play. Children have the opportunity to work and play in these centers individually, with a friend, or in small groups. Choosing centers provides practice in making decisions, following directions, working independently, and learning about the care and use of materials. Outside time offers opportunities for gross motor development (including climbing, running, jumping, pedaling, and building), social interactions, as well as a chance to experience weather and seasons. Children can also experiment with sand and water during these outside periods. Daily group lessons include stories, music, gross motor activities, language experiences, and discussions including questioning and research. Additional activities include cooking, growing plants, nature interactions, and having visitors share information about the unit studies. Children will also have opportunities for music, creative movement, tumbling, and other... 512-735-8100