Summer Camps in Miles, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Disney Descendants Summer Camp - Stutelage Innovations
Calling all Villains! Are you ready to explore what separates good vs. evil? Together we will create magical potions, read and discuss what characteristics make a good villain and uncover our own rotten core. Every story needs a great villain! Join us as we get to know Mal, Carlos, Evie and Jay! Monday, August 8, 2016 Cooperative Learning: Descendants Character Bingo Science: Descendants Slime Potion ELA: Design an Icon Cooperative Learning: Disney Villains Bowling Social Studies: Family Tree – A Look Into the Past Art: Maleficent Mirror Tuesday, August 9, 2016 Cooperative Learning: Good vs. Evil Character Traits ELA: Create Your Own Spell Culinary Arts & Math: Mals Magnificent Milkshake Cooperative Learning: Meet the Characters ELA: Isle of the Lost Interactive Read Aloud Art: DIY Maleficent/Jafar Pin Wednesday, August 10, 2016 Science: Growing Crystal Rock Candy Art: Magic Potion Bottles ELA: Villain Character Research Art: Make Your Own Descendants Bracelet or Bookmark Public Speaking: Present Villain Research ELA: Mals Diary Interactive Read-Aloud Thursday, August 11, 2016 Art: Shattered Mirror Picture Frame Cooperative Learning: Disney Villain Charades Culinary Arts/Math: Cruella de Vil Cupcakes Cooperative Learning: Which Disney Villain Are You? Art: Decorate a Spell Book Science: Magic Potions 101 Friday, August... 7163627848.0
Calling all Villains! Are you ready to explore what separates good vs. evil? Together we will create magical potions, read and discuss what characteristics make a good villain and uncover our own rotten core. Every story needs a great villain! Join us as we get to know Mal, Carlos, Evie and Jay! Monday, August 8, 2016 Cooperative Learning: Descendants Character Bingo Science: Descendants Slime Potion ELA: Design an Icon Cooperative Learning: Disney Villains Bowling Social Studies: Family Tree – A Look Into the Past Art: Maleficent Mirror Tuesday, August 9, 2016 Cooperative Learning: Good vs. Evil Character Traits ELA: Create Your Own Spell Culinary Arts & Math: Mals Magnificent Milkshake Cooperative Learning: Meet the Characters ELA: Isle of the Lost Interactive Read Aloud Art: DIY Maleficent/Jafar Pin Wednesday, August 10, 2016 Science: Growing Crystal Rock Candy Art: Magic Potion Bottles ELA: Villain Character Research Art: Make Your Own Descendants Bracelet or Bookmark Public Speaking: Present Villain Research ELA: Mals Diary Interactive Read-Aloud Thursday, August 11, 2016 Art: Shattered Mirror Picture Frame Cooperative Learning: Disney Villain Charades Culinary Arts/Math: Cruella de Vil Cupcakes Cooperative Learning: Which Disney Villain Are You? Art: Decorate a Spell Book Science: Magic Potions 101 Friday, August... 7163627848.0
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Junior Turkey Tennis Mini-Camp - Philadelphia, PA
2 Days of Tennis Games and Matches, Including Team Tennis Play! Breaks at Dunkin Donuts, Pizza for lunch, and prizes for all kinds of stuff! Curent SPTS players with USTA memberships play FREE! Other players with USTA memberships get half price!
Karma Kids Winter Break Camps - Nags Head, NC
We are opening up our doors just for the kids this holiday...because your children should have a place they want to go and have fun with their friends! We will have Karma Kids Winter Break Camps at The Studio December 19-23 & December 26-30, 2016 from 8:15am-5:15pm. We will celebrate the upcoming holidays with crafts, games, yoga, mindful activities and more! We will get outside for scavenger hunts, build ginger bread houses and explore yummy foods in our holiday food wars contest! Weekly fee is $155 and we do offer daily drop in for $45 per day.
Summer Camps and Teen Trips Fair - Rye, NY
Join us at our Summer Opportunities Fair and learn about dozens of overnight camps and summer programs available for children and teens, ages 7 - 17! Use this opportunity to meet with your local Tips on Trips and Camps advisor for personalized advice and ideas. Visit with program directors to explore summer options for your children. Bring your kids and get them excited about summer 2016 or 2017! Tips on Trips and Camps is a FREE service representing over 600 sleepaway camps and teen programs. For 45 years we have helped over 140,000 families find fabulous summer programs for their children. What types of programs will be there? - Traditional and Specialty Camps - Community Service Programs - Language Immersion - Teen Travel - Academic Enrichment - Arts and MORE! For more information, email Michele at [email protected] Can't come - call Michele at 914 9392491 to get started today.
Winter Break Kid's Camp - Flower Mound, TX
(Early care available at 7am for additional fee) Activities include swimming, sports, arts and crafts, rock climbing*, STEM Activity and more! Cost: $180/child/week or $45/child/day Non-member cost: $200/child/week or $50/child/day Register at the Activity Desk. *Rock wall availability dependent on construction schedule.
Youth Summer Camp - Santa Barbara, CA
2 Weeks of Aikido Camp. Monday through Friday Camp Hours: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Early drop (starting from 7:30am) off & late pick up (up to 6pm) up also available. We start at the dojo in the morning with formal Aikido classes. Then we clean up, eat lunch, and weather permitting, change into beach wear and head to the beach for lots of Aikido-related games and races, like sumo wrestling and bokto watermelon-cutting. Per week rate available. Per day rate available. Early drop-off and late pick-up available. Register / Learn More: https://aksb.givezooks.com/events/youth-summer-camp-in-santa-barbara-2015
Junior Turkey Tennis Mini-Camp - Philadelphia, PA
2 Days of Tennis Games and Matches, Including Team Tennis Play! Breaks at Dunkin Donuts, Pizza for lunch, and prizes for all kinds of stuff! Curent SPTS players with USTA memberships play FREE! Other players with USTA memberships get half price!
Karma Kids Winter Break Camps - Nags Head, NC
We are opening up our doors just for the kids this holiday...because your children should have a place they want to go and have fun with their friends! We will have Karma Kids Winter Break Camps at The Studio December 19-23 & December 26-30, 2016 from 8:15am-5:15pm. We will celebrate the upcoming holidays with crafts, games, yoga, mindful activities and more! We will get outside for scavenger hunts, build ginger bread houses and explore yummy foods in our holiday food wars contest! Weekly fee is $155 and we do offer daily drop in for $45 per day.
Summer Camps and Teen Trips Fair - Rye, NY
Join us at our Summer Opportunities Fair and learn about dozens of overnight camps and summer programs available for children and teens, ages 7 - 17! Use this opportunity to meet with your local Tips on Trips and Camps advisor for personalized advice and ideas. Visit with program directors to explore summer options for your children. Bring your kids and get them excited about summer 2016 or 2017! Tips on Trips and Camps is a FREE service representing over 600 sleepaway camps and teen programs. For 45 years we have helped over 140,000 families find fabulous summer programs for their children. What types of programs will be there? - Traditional and Specialty Camps - Community Service Programs - Language Immersion - Teen Travel - Academic Enrichment - Arts and MORE! For more information, email Michele at [email protected] Can't come - call Michele at 914 9392491 to get started today.
Winter Break Kid's Camp - Flower Mound, TX
(Early care available at 7am for additional fee) Activities include swimming, sports, arts and crafts, rock climbing*, STEM Activity and more! Cost: $180/child/week or $45/child/day Non-member cost: $200/child/week or $50/child/day Register at the Activity Desk. *Rock wall availability dependent on construction schedule.
Youth Summer Camp - Santa Barbara, CA
2 Weeks of Aikido Camp. Monday through Friday Camp Hours: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Early drop (starting from 7:30am) off & late pick up (up to 6pm) up also available. We start at the dojo in the morning with formal Aikido classes. Then we clean up, eat lunch, and weather permitting, change into beach wear and head to the beach for lots of Aikido-related games and races, like sumo wrestling and bokto watermelon-cutting. Per week rate available. Per day rate available. Early drop-off and late pick-up available. Register / Learn More: https://aksb.givezooks.com/events/youth-summer-camp-in-santa-barbara-2015
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Leadership Camp - Ensworth High School
This course develops leadership skills for middle school students in preparation for High School and beyond. Students spend time in discussion around Harkness Tables, in leadership sessions, in class learning from EHS teachers, participating in PE oriented competitions, and visiting with guest speakers. The leadership camp focuses on hands-on applied projects in various disciplines while covering topics such as public speaking, study skills, writing, technology, and organization. Students participate in team building activities while learning to delegate, rely on others, and practice decision-making skills. Applicants should carry high expectations of themselves and be interested in academic and personal development. 615-383-0661
Fun Filled Field Trips - Old Trail School
Fun-filled field trips will be taken each day to enable campers to explore the exciting opportunities available in our community. Each morning will begin with a short educational reading and activity related to the field trip. Lunch will be eaten on the trip and a thematic afternoon snack will be provided. Each location offers campers the opportunity to play and explore. Campers should pack their own lunch. Field trips include: Cleveland Zoo, Great Lakes Science Center, Natural History Museum and Lake Farm Parks. Trips will be arranged according to weather and lunch should be packed in brown paper sacks or plastic bags to allow for easy disposal while on field trips. Instructors: Amy Fagnilli, MA, Revere High School social studies teacher. 3306661118 x469
LITTLE SLUGGERS BASEBALL CAMP - Adams Park
Put me in coach...Im ready to play! This camp will focus on baseball fundamentals and techniques from hitting, fielding, and throwing to base running and more. Camp will be conducted rain or shine. Parents will be provided with information on how to handle rain days on the first day of camp. Supplies: Campers should bring their own bat and glove, and a plenty of water each day. All campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend campers use sunscreen with a SPF of at least 30. Attire: Baseball attire (e.g., baseball pants, cap and cleats). LOCATION Adams Park Baseball Complex INSTRUCTOR Sports A Rama
Arts Camp #2 - Camelback Bible Church
We believe our Creator wants us to be joyfully creative! The primary goals of this camp are to encourage, nurture, and nourish each childs creative spirit. Daily Activities: In the mornings of each camp day, students will receive training in music and art. In each daily session they will learn something new that will build from the previous day. While in music class, students can explore keyboard, guitar, dance, and voice. Students will learn new concepts in music theory, use rhythm instruments, and participate in creative composition to begin the process of making music. In art class, students will experience textures, work with lighting and shading, and learn level of color. Arts students develop their fine motor skills. Each artist will create renderings that they will take home for years of enjoyment. Dance class is designed to introduce your child to the beginning movements of ballet, jazz and hip hop to inspire their interest in the creative beauty of dance. Students should be sure to wear comfortable clothing that doesnt restrict movement. Students will take a break between the morning and afternoon sessions and should bring their own sack lunch. Granola bars and water will be provided during snack breaks.... 602-955-6370
Wacky Water Week - Old Trail School
Campers will splash their way through a week of awesome aquatic activities with a variety of water adventures in some of the most elaborate aquatic facilities that Northeast Ohio has to offer. Under the watchful eyes of John Pintola and Jeff Eason (certified lifeguards), your child will enjoy water slides, lazy rivers, diving boards, zip lines, paddle boats, kayaking and more. Bring swimsuit, towel, sack lunch, water bottle and SUNSCREEN each day. Fee includes admission to all water parks. NOTE: This program begins one hour later and ends one hour later, so please adjust your transportation arrangements accordingly. Instructors: John Pintola, BS, Old Trail School assistant director of technology and Jeff Eason, BFA, MA, MFA, Old Trail School art teacher. 3306661118 x469
Leadership Camp - Ensworth High School
This course develops leadership skills for middle school students in preparation for High School and beyond. Students spend time in discussion around Harkness Tables, in leadership sessions, in class learning from EHS teachers, participating in PE oriented competitions, and visiting with guest speakers. The leadership camp focuses on hands-on applied projects in various disciplines while covering topics such as public speaking, study skills, writing, technology, and organization. Students participate in team building activities while learning to delegate, rely on others, and practice decision-making skills. Applicants should carry high expectations of themselves and be interested in academic and personal development. 615-383-0661
Fun Filled Field Trips - Old Trail School
Fun-filled field trips will be taken each day to enable campers to explore the exciting opportunities available in our community. Each morning will begin with a short educational reading and activity related to the field trip. Lunch will be eaten on the trip and a thematic afternoon snack will be provided. Each location offers campers the opportunity to play and explore. Campers should pack their own lunch. Field trips include: Cleveland Zoo, Great Lakes Science Center, Natural History Museum and Lake Farm Parks. Trips will be arranged according to weather and lunch should be packed in brown paper sacks or plastic bags to allow for easy disposal while on field trips. Instructors: Amy Fagnilli, MA, Revere High School social studies teacher. 3306661118 x469
LITTLE SLUGGERS BASEBALL CAMP - Adams Park
Put me in coach...Im ready to play! This camp will focus on baseball fundamentals and techniques from hitting, fielding, and throwing to base running and more. Camp will be conducted rain or shine. Parents will be provided with information on how to handle rain days on the first day of camp. Supplies: Campers should bring their own bat and glove, and a plenty of water each day. All campers should arrive at camp with sunscreen already applied, as well as with additional sunscreen, as needed. We recommend campers use sunscreen with a SPF of at least 30. Attire: Baseball attire (e.g., baseball pants, cap and cleats). LOCATION Adams Park Baseball Complex INSTRUCTOR Sports A Rama
Arts Camp #2 - Camelback Bible Church
We believe our Creator wants us to be joyfully creative! The primary goals of this camp are to encourage, nurture, and nourish each childs creative spirit. Daily Activities: In the mornings of each camp day, students will receive training in music and art. In each daily session they will learn something new that will build from the previous day. While in music class, students can explore keyboard, guitar, dance, and voice. Students will learn new concepts in music theory, use rhythm instruments, and participate in creative composition to begin the process of making music. In art class, students will experience textures, work with lighting and shading, and learn level of color. Arts students develop their fine motor skills. Each artist will create renderings that they will take home for years of enjoyment. Dance class is designed to introduce your child to the beginning movements of ballet, jazz and hip hop to inspire their interest in the creative beauty of dance. Students should be sure to wear comfortable clothing that doesnt restrict movement. Students will take a break between the morning and afternoon sessions and should bring their own sack lunch. Granola bars and water will be provided during snack breaks.... 602-955-6370
Wacky Water Week - Old Trail School
Campers will splash their way through a week of awesome aquatic activities with a variety of water adventures in some of the most elaborate aquatic facilities that Northeast Ohio has to offer. Under the watchful eyes of John Pintola and Jeff Eason (certified lifeguards), your child will enjoy water slides, lazy rivers, diving boards, zip lines, paddle boats, kayaking and more. Bring swimsuit, towel, sack lunch, water bottle and SUNSCREEN each day. Fee includes admission to all water parks. NOTE: This program begins one hour later and ends one hour later, so please adjust your transportation arrangements accordingly. Instructors: John Pintola, BS, Old Trail School assistant director of technology and Jeff Eason, BFA, MA, MFA, Old Trail School art teacher. 3306661118 x469