Summer Camps in Mertzon, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Basketball: Shooting & Offensive Moves Camp - Wolverine Camps
A specialty camp with strong emphasis on fundamentals, focusing on shooting skills and drills, and individual offensive moves. Campers are taught the valuable habits of individual offense (shooting mechanics, footwork, moves with and without the ball, passing, etc.) in a structured, non-competitive and positive atmosphere. This is a three day, intensive session. Check-in Thursday 9-11am / Check-out Saturday by 2pm. 1-231-525-8211
A specialty camp with strong emphasis on fundamentals, focusing on shooting skills and drills, and individual offensive moves. Campers are taught the valuable habits of individual offense (shooting mechanics, footwork, moves with and without the ball, passing, etc.) in a structured, non-competitive and positive atmosphere. This is a three day, intensive session. Check-in Thursday 9-11am / Check-out Saturday by 2pm. 1-231-525-8211
Latest Review for Eastern Nebraska 4-H Center
Wonderful Program
Before settling on the 4-H Center for our daughter's summer camp we had the chance to take a tour. We were very impressed. The bunkrooms were spotless. Although I can only imagine what will happen when the kids move in! They have a full program that is sure to keep the kids busy and challenged throughout their stay. We were also very impressed with all the counselors. A very friendly and helpful staff. I only wish I could go to camp again!... Read More...
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Kid's Camp- Clay Project- Create your own clay dragon or faity - Jenki
Clay Camp- Dragon & fairy camp- $35, ages 8+. Please pack a drink and a lunch or snack. Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545.
Teen Scene: CAMP REUNION - Mount Laurel, NJ
Visit ISC Mount Laurel every Friday for Teen Scene from 7:30 - 10 PM! $8. Admission includes: - Skating IF YOU ATTENDED ISC SUMMER CAMP THIS YEAR, YOUR ADMISSION IS FREE! Bring your own skates or rent a pair of ours for $4.50. *Prices do not include tax. No outside food or drink permitted.
Final Summer 2016 Kid's Riding Camp - Georgetown, TX
Sign up now for our last riding camp of the summer for children ages 3 - 18. Camps are half days, and kids learn about safety first, equipment, horses and riding in our soft-sand enclosed and covered round pen and enclosed outdoor arena. Kid's are outside getting exercise in the sunshine and fresh air, learning a new skill, having fun, and gaining in self-confidence. What could be better? All classes taught by Eric Clarke, horseman and natural horsemanship clinician with 35+years experience as a professional horse and people trainer, assisted by several of his horsemanship apprentices. Class size is limited. All equpment and horses provided, except for boots (with a bit of a heel please; no sneakers) and helmets (no bicycle helmets). Siblings may share helmets as needed. Camp is half-days, 9 AM - Noon. Cost is $150 for the three day camp; current EquQuest horsemanship program students are FREE! Call Pat Gleason at 512-965-1380 to register and click "Going" here. Be sure to click on the "Discussion" tab to see more photos of kids enjoying themselves in our classes and camps. See you in August!
Blackwatch Teen Adventure: The World is What You Make of It - Burlingt
The Nightlands respond to the will of those that visit the darkened realm whether to unleash chaos or bring order. And no conviction is stronger than that of the Blackwatch. How will you shape the Nightlands? Pre-registration and costuming required for this live, interactive, story-based adventure. For ages 13-19. For more information visit www.guardup.com. $30/person pre-registration required 24 hours before event (Pre-register for both June Blackwatch events for $55) at www.guardup.com/waiver or call (781) 270-4800. Late registration on the day of the event will incur an additional $5 fee.
NW Kids Magazine's Summer Camp Expo 2016 - Portland, OR
Don’t miss this “one-stop shop” opportunity to find the perfect Summer Camps for your kids. Meet and talk with over 30 directors from high quality, local area summer camp programs. You’ll learn all the information you need to create a fun & memorable summer for your kids! Free Admission to the expo. www.nwkidsmagazine.com
Kid's Camp- Clay Project- Create your own clay dragon or faity - Jenki
Clay Camp- Dragon & fairy camp- $35, ages 8+. Please pack a drink and a lunch or snack. Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545.
Teen Scene: CAMP REUNION - Mount Laurel, NJ
Visit ISC Mount Laurel every Friday for Teen Scene from 7:30 - 10 PM! $8. Admission includes: - Skating IF YOU ATTENDED ISC SUMMER CAMP THIS YEAR, YOUR ADMISSION IS FREE! Bring your own skates or rent a pair of ours for $4.50. *Prices do not include tax. No outside food or drink permitted.
Final Summer 2016 Kid's Riding Camp - Georgetown, TX
Sign up now for our last riding camp of the summer for children ages 3 - 18. Camps are half days, and kids learn about safety first, equipment, horses and riding in our soft-sand enclosed and covered round pen and enclosed outdoor arena. Kid's are outside getting exercise in the sunshine and fresh air, learning a new skill, having fun, and gaining in self-confidence. What could be better? All classes taught by Eric Clarke, horseman and natural horsemanship clinician with 35+years experience as a professional horse and people trainer, assisted by several of his horsemanship apprentices. Class size is limited. All equpment and horses provided, except for boots (with a bit of a heel please; no sneakers) and helmets (no bicycle helmets). Siblings may share helmets as needed. Camp is half-days, 9 AM - Noon. Cost is $150 for the three day camp; current EquQuest horsemanship program students are FREE! Call Pat Gleason at 512-965-1380 to register and click "Going" here. Be sure to click on the "Discussion" tab to see more photos of kids enjoying themselves in our classes and camps. See you in August!
Blackwatch Teen Adventure: The World is What You Make of It - Burlingt
The Nightlands respond to the will of those that visit the darkened realm whether to unleash chaos or bring order. And no conviction is stronger than that of the Blackwatch. How will you shape the Nightlands? Pre-registration and costuming required for this live, interactive, story-based adventure. For ages 13-19. For more information visit www.guardup.com. $30/person pre-registration required 24 hours before event (Pre-register for both June Blackwatch events for $55) at www.guardup.com/waiver or call (781) 270-4800. Late registration on the day of the event will incur an additional $5 fee.
NW Kids Magazine's Summer Camp Expo 2016 - Portland, OR
Don’t miss this “one-stop shop” opportunity to find the perfect Summer Camps for your kids. Meet and talk with over 30 directors from high quality, local area summer camp programs. You’ll learn all the information you need to create a fun & memorable summer for your kids! Free Admission to the expo. www.nwkidsmagazine.com
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Still Life Drawing (19250P) - Cary Academy
Are the margins of your notebooks filled with drawings? Do you love to draw but life keeps getting in your way? Explore perspective, light, and shadow using different mediums and styles. Start with five minute gesture drawings and work up to extended studies of real life objects. Join us for a field trip to the North Carolina Museum of Art as we gather inspiration from the nature and art there. 919-677-7839
Fiber Arts-Week 1 - St. Agnes Academy-St. Dominic School
For rising 3rd-5th grade students Dont come unraveled by summer boredom! Learn a new hobby at knitting camp! All students will learn the basics of knitting: how to cast on, bind off, knit, purl, and make I-cord. There will be three different projects each week. Other fun activities may include dying yarn with Kool-Aid and a basic weaving project. You may register for just the first week, or both! Students who attend both weeks will build on skills learned the first week through different projects. Instructor: Melissa Gibson Dates & Times: Week One-July 11-15; 9:00-11:30 901-435-5843
Shakespeare in Performance - The Little Theatre of Alexandria
This class is designed for 5th-9th grade students. Why Shakespeare? Why not! The stories are compelling and exciting. The characters thrilling and interesting. In the play well be working on this winter, they are also very comical! A Midsummer Nights Dream may be 450 years old, but its as funny today as when it was first performed in 1605. Under the guidance of Heather Sanderson, participants will present an abridged version of the play for a main stage presentation at the Annual LTA Showcase (April 1st & 2nd). During the course of the session, youngsters will learn acting methods naturally through a variety of theatre games, improvisation exercises and practical performance. INSTRUCTOR HEATHER SANDERSON studied classical theatre at RADA in London and prior to moving to Alexandria acted extensively in the San Francisco Bay Area. As "Miss Heather", she is known locally for instilling a love of theatre - in particular Shakespeare - into the hearts of children. Her youth Shakespeare troupes have performed in D.C. and in the U.K. and her privately coached monologue students have performed at the Shakespeare Theatre, the Fords Theatre and numerous community and childrens theatres in the area. Heather may be familiar to fans... 7036835778 x2
.Camp | Fashion Design Camp: GRADES 9 - 12 - BBAC Campus
Fashion Design Camp: Grades 9 - 12 Experience the fashion industry by working with professional designers! Learn how to render your fashion ideas visually using technical illustration and stylized fashion sketching techniques. You will complete your collection by constructing clothing using a variety of materials. Some hand stitching and machine sewing will be introduced but previous sewing experience is not required. 5203.54.02.16 August 15 - August 19 Monday-Friday, 9:30 am-3:30 pm $248 Members, $288 Guests, $30 Materials Fee -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOR ALL CAMP FORMS & GENERAL INFORMATION Go to: www.BBArtCenter.org [] Click: SUMMER ART CAMP Students should be registered for the school grade they will enter in the Fall 2016. All special requests should be submitted two weeks in advance. COURSE MEDIUM Multi-Medium LOCATION Studio 2 at BBAC Campus INSTRUCTOR Department Faculty
St Ignatius - Apprentice Robotics - St. Ignatius
Apprentice Robotics (AP) Lets take it back… Back to the beginning! You are a student apprentice in a robotics workshop. You need to do everything you can in order to not only understand, but master this unfamiliar concept of robotics! This is your chance to learn basic mechanical properties of how things work and move through a unique hands-on learning experience. Students will explore the use of gears, pulleys, wheels and axles, motors and so much more. This class will open new windows, leading to the fun and mechanical world of robotics. 5128442724.0
Still Life Drawing (19250P) - Cary Academy
Are the margins of your notebooks filled with drawings? Do you love to draw but life keeps getting in your way? Explore perspective, light, and shadow using different mediums and styles. Start with five minute gesture drawings and work up to extended studies of real life objects. Join us for a field trip to the North Carolina Museum of Art as we gather inspiration from the nature and art there. 919-677-7839
Fiber Arts-Week 1 - St. Agnes Academy-St. Dominic School
For rising 3rd-5th grade students Dont come unraveled by summer boredom! Learn a new hobby at knitting camp! All students will learn the basics of knitting: how to cast on, bind off, knit, purl, and make I-cord. There will be three different projects each week. Other fun activities may include dying yarn with Kool-Aid and a basic weaving project. You may register for just the first week, or both! Students who attend both weeks will build on skills learned the first week through different projects. Instructor: Melissa Gibson Dates & Times: Week One-July 11-15; 9:00-11:30 901-435-5843
Shakespeare in Performance - The Little Theatre of Alexandria
This class is designed for 5th-9th grade students. Why Shakespeare? Why not! The stories are compelling and exciting. The characters thrilling and interesting. In the play well be working on this winter, they are also very comical! A Midsummer Nights Dream may be 450 years old, but its as funny today as when it was first performed in 1605. Under the guidance of Heather Sanderson, participants will present an abridged version of the play for a main stage presentation at the Annual LTA Showcase (April 1st & 2nd). During the course of the session, youngsters will learn acting methods naturally through a variety of theatre games, improvisation exercises and practical performance. INSTRUCTOR HEATHER SANDERSON studied classical theatre at RADA in London and prior to moving to Alexandria acted extensively in the San Francisco Bay Area. As "Miss Heather", she is known locally for instilling a love of theatre - in particular Shakespeare - into the hearts of children. Her youth Shakespeare troupes have performed in D.C. and in the U.K. and her privately coached monologue students have performed at the Shakespeare Theatre, the Fords Theatre and numerous community and childrens theatres in the area. Heather may be familiar to fans... 7036835778 x2
.Camp | Fashion Design Camp: GRADES 9 - 12 - BBAC Campus
Fashion Design Camp: Grades 9 - 12 Experience the fashion industry by working with professional designers! Learn how to render your fashion ideas visually using technical illustration and stylized fashion sketching techniques. You will complete your collection by constructing clothing using a variety of materials. Some hand stitching and machine sewing will be introduced but previous sewing experience is not required. 5203.54.02.16 August 15 - August 19 Monday-Friday, 9:30 am-3:30 pm $248 Members, $288 Guests, $30 Materials Fee -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FOR ALL CAMP FORMS & GENERAL INFORMATION Go to: www.BBArtCenter.org [] Click: SUMMER ART CAMP Students should be registered for the school grade they will enter in the Fall 2016. All special requests should be submitted two weeks in advance. COURSE MEDIUM Multi-Medium LOCATION Studio 2 at BBAC Campus INSTRUCTOR Department Faculty
St Ignatius - Apprentice Robotics - St. Ignatius
Apprentice Robotics (AP) Lets take it back… Back to the beginning! You are a student apprentice in a robotics workshop. You need to do everything you can in order to not only understand, but master this unfamiliar concept of robotics! This is your chance to learn basic mechanical properties of how things work and move through a unique hands-on learning experience. Students will explore the use of gears, pulleys, wheels and axles, motors and so much more. This class will open new windows, leading to the fun and mechanical world of robotics. 5128442724.0