Summer Camps in Millersburg, MI
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Half Day Wk4 - Residents - Epping Forest Clubhouse
This is for Residents or direct relatives of Epping Community members. Our morning program lasts from 9am to 12pm, and includes programs for Jellyfish (ages 4-5), Rockfish (ages 6-8) and Blue Crabs (ages 9-12). The morning session typically consists of three 45-60 minute activities that will be exciting and engaging for your children. During each of these time slots we endeavor to provide options for your child, enabling them to do what they like most and empowering them to have the most fun with their day. Activities throughout the day are structured around three main themes including: OUTDOORS (e.g., nature hikes, sailing, water sports, swim skills, kayaking, survival skills), ARTS (e.g., crafts, indian art, tie dyes) and GAMES (e.g., tennis, basketball, dodgeball, beach challenges). The activities will be led by our energized counselors or Program Directors. No lunch is provided and the pick-up time is promptly at noon. 4432235991.0
This is for Residents or direct relatives of Epping Community members. Our morning program lasts from 9am to 12pm, and includes programs for Jellyfish (ages 4-5), Rockfish (ages 6-8) and Blue Crabs (ages 9-12). The morning session typically consists of three 45-60 minute activities that will be exciting and engaging for your children. During each of these time slots we endeavor to provide options for your child, enabling them to do what they like most and empowering them to have the most fun with their day. Activities throughout the day are structured around three main themes including: OUTDOORS (e.g., nature hikes, sailing, water sports, swim skills, kayaking, survival skills), ARTS (e.g., crafts, indian art, tie dyes) and GAMES (e.g., tennis, basketball, dodgeball, beach challenges). The activities will be led by our energized counselors or Program Directors. No lunch is provided and the pick-up time is promptly at noon. 4432235991.0
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3506 Garling Rd, Fairview, Michigan 48621
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3506 Garling Rd, Fairview, Michigan 48621
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Millersburg, MI Summer Camps
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PMBC 2016-2017 TEEN'S JOY RETREAT - Grapeland, TX
This will be the Teens at Progressive Missionary Baptist Church first Retreat. We are excited for what God has in store for this generation.The Theme for the Retreat this year is Joy! ( Jesus First Others Second & Yourself Third ) We are expecting that there will be a lot of spiritual growth, fun, camp retreat activities, food, laughter, music, friends, family, and a whole lot of Jesus!!! The Retreat will begin on Friday December 2 and end on Sunday December 4 2016. The total cost per person will be $69 to attend. If your child can Please Contact Chared Caldwell @ 979-997-2230 or Sister Glover @ 281-630-1352 for further information.
Holiday Kid's Camp Dec 16 - Jan 3rd - Covington, LA
Anytime your school is closed, give us a call as we will gladly open camp for you!!! Our campers have the chance to improve their skills in an environment that’s safe, friendly, fun and educational. You’re child could become the next big thing in high energy activities! If your kids live for high intensity and want to learn more than just the basics, our camps is the place to be. They can work on all their skills. Whether they play sports for fun or want to play at a higher level. Our camp may give your child that extra time needed to really perfect their game and make a bunch of new friends! Dec 16-Jan 3rd Monday-Friday we are open from 7am-7pm for camp. Pricing: Ages: 4-16 Camp Time: 7 am to 5 pm Activity Time: 9 am to 3 pm After Care: 5 pm to 7pm Hourly: $ 7/ Hour Daily: $35/ Day 3 Days: $89/ Week 5 Days: $120/ Week Lunch: $5/ Day After Care: $5/ Day Call 985-705-2910 or Email [email protected]
Summer Camp Registration Starts March 1 at 9AM! - Santa Barbara, CA
Mark your calendars! Parks and Rec summer camps open for registration at 9:00AM on Tuesday, March 1, 2016. How Do I Register? -------------------------- You can register for summer camp sessions in one of three easy ways: 1. Register online at SantaBarbaraCA.gov/Register 2. Call us at (805) 564-5418 to register by phone 3. Visit us at the Carrillo Recreation Center (100 East Carrillo Street; 805-897-2519), the Cabrillo Pavilion Bathhouse (1118 East Cabrillo Boulevard; 805-897-2680), or our Administrative Office (620 Laguna Street; 805-564-5418) Which Camp? ------------------ We're busy working on the Parks and Recreation activity guide for spring and summer 2016--it will be out early this year, available online beginning February 15 on our website, SantaBarbaraCA.gov/ParksAndRec. Look for descriptions and dates for all our summer camp offerings, including Tiny Timbers: Nature Camp for the Little Ones and lots of exciting other new camps for all age groups. Questions? --------------- Comment here, or send us an email at [email protected], or call us at (805) 564-5418. We're always happy to help!
Kids' Camp - Placerville, CA
Join us this summer for Walk This Way Kids' Camp! Open to all kids entering 1st - 5th grade. NEW: Tuesday through Thursday, June 7 - 9. 9 AM - 6 PM with free breakfast at 8:30 AM. Cost for the three day camp is $45/child, if registered before June 5 and $60/child after deadline.
St. Catherine's Koinonia 3 (SCK3) - Panora, IA
Mark your calendars! It's not-quite-but-almost that time of year again! St. Catherine of Siena will be having its third annual Koinonia retreat at the end of February next year (2016). What's Koinonia? It's a Greek word that means 'community'. This student-led retreat helps students grow in their friendship with the community as well as their relationship with God. More details will come soon, but for a general idea of what's going on, here's a bare-bones schedule: -Friday, Feb. 26: we leave St. Kate's and carpool to the St. Thomas More Retreat Center in Panora, IA in the late afternoon and stay for two nights and what turns out to be two days which we spend in prayer and fellowship with one another -Sunday, Feb. 28: we leave Panora in the late morning/early afternoon and return to DSM Applications will be available in the near future. The cost for the retreat is $25 (financial aid is available to those who need it) and more details will come as we get closer to February. And feel free to invite your friends! You don't have to be Catholic to come!
PMBC 2016-2017 TEEN'S JOY RETREAT - Grapeland, TX
This will be the Teens at Progressive Missionary Baptist Church first Retreat. We are excited for what God has in store for this generation.The Theme for the Retreat this year is Joy! ( Jesus First Others Second & Yourself Third ) We are expecting that there will be a lot of spiritual growth, fun, camp retreat activities, food, laughter, music, friends, family, and a whole lot of Jesus!!! The Retreat will begin on Friday December 2 and end on Sunday December 4 2016. The total cost per person will be $69 to attend. If your child can Please Contact Chared Caldwell @ 979-997-2230 or Sister Glover @ 281-630-1352 for further information.
Holiday Kid's Camp Dec 16 - Jan 3rd - Covington, LA
Anytime your school is closed, give us a call as we will gladly open camp for you!!! Our campers have the chance to improve their skills in an environment that’s safe, friendly, fun and educational. You’re child could become the next big thing in high energy activities! If your kids live for high intensity and want to learn more than just the basics, our camps is the place to be. They can work on all their skills. Whether they play sports for fun or want to play at a higher level. Our camp may give your child that extra time needed to really perfect their game and make a bunch of new friends! Dec 16-Jan 3rd Monday-Friday we are open from 7am-7pm for camp. Pricing: Ages: 4-16 Camp Time: 7 am to 5 pm Activity Time: 9 am to 3 pm After Care: 5 pm to 7pm Hourly: $ 7/ Hour Daily: $35/ Day 3 Days: $89/ Week 5 Days: $120/ Week Lunch: $5/ Day After Care: $5/ Day Call 985-705-2910 or Email [email protected]
Summer Camp Registration Starts March 1 at 9AM! - Santa Barbara, CA
Mark your calendars! Parks and Rec summer camps open for registration at 9:00AM on Tuesday, March 1, 2016. How Do I Register? -------------------------- You can register for summer camp sessions in one of three easy ways: 1. Register online at SantaBarbaraCA.gov/Register 2. Call us at (805) 564-5418 to register by phone 3. Visit us at the Carrillo Recreation Center (100 East Carrillo Street; 805-897-2519), the Cabrillo Pavilion Bathhouse (1118 East Cabrillo Boulevard; 805-897-2680), or our Administrative Office (620 Laguna Street; 805-564-5418) Which Camp? ------------------ We're busy working on the Parks and Recreation activity guide for spring and summer 2016--it will be out early this year, available online beginning February 15 on our website, SantaBarbaraCA.gov/ParksAndRec. Look for descriptions and dates for all our summer camp offerings, including Tiny Timbers: Nature Camp for the Little Ones and lots of exciting other new camps for all age groups. Questions? --------------- Comment here, or send us an email at [email protected], or call us at (805) 564-5418. We're always happy to help!
Kids' Camp - Placerville, CA
Join us this summer for Walk This Way Kids' Camp! Open to all kids entering 1st - 5th grade. NEW: Tuesday through Thursday, June 7 - 9. 9 AM - 6 PM with free breakfast at 8:30 AM. Cost for the three day camp is $45/child, if registered before June 5 and $60/child after deadline.
St. Catherine's Koinonia 3 (SCK3) - Panora, IA
Mark your calendars! It's not-quite-but-almost that time of year again! St. Catherine of Siena will be having its third annual Koinonia retreat at the end of February next year (2016). What's Koinonia? It's a Greek word that means 'community'. This student-led retreat helps students grow in their friendship with the community as well as their relationship with God. More details will come soon, but for a general idea of what's going on, here's a bare-bones schedule: -Friday, Feb. 26: we leave St. Kate's and carpool to the St. Thomas More Retreat Center in Panora, IA in the late afternoon and stay for two nights and what turns out to be two days which we spend in prayer and fellowship with one another -Sunday, Feb. 28: we leave Panora in the late morning/early afternoon and return to DSM Applications will be available in the near future. The cost for the retreat is $25 (financial aid is available to those who need it) and more details will come as we get closer to February. And feel free to invite your friends! You don't have to be Catholic to come!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Sky Searchers AM - Morehead Planetarium and Science Center
Look to the sky. What can you see with just your eyes? A lot more than you might think. In this camp, learn to identify constellations, planets and lunar craters and find the International Space Station as it travels overhead. Visit the planetarium to explore the Earth, the solar system and the universe. 919-962-1236
Reading Rockets - Penncrest High School
Reading Rockets is a program designed to be an early intervention for students going into first, second, or third grades. The goal of this program is to provide additional support for students who could benefit from reinforcement in reading skills over the summer. Reading Rockets will help minimize the regression in skills that sometimes occurs over summer vacation. Through this program, students will experience a rich variety of materials that will provide strong links to students reading curriculum. Need-based scholarships may be available. 6106276136.0
Personal finance Camps - Money Matters - Damascus Community Recreation Center
Money Matters Camp teaches campers the importance of budgeting, saving, and practical spending using fun and engaging finance games. Campers will also participate in a week long business project where students will be responsible for creating their own Ice Cream Shop business model. Money Matters Camp is a fun and interesting way for children to learn financial responsibility. Please bring a light snack, or a lunch if your child is enrolled in camps all day. A $15 material fee will be collected on the first day of camp. SECONDARY CATEGORY Special Interest LOCATION Damascus Social Hall at Damascus Community Recreation Center INSTRUCTOR Global Childrens Center
Cabinets of Curiosity - Lyman Campus
Ages: Girls and Boys Entering Grades 7 - 9 Dates: June 27 – July 1 Time: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Format: One-week session designed around challenging activities Location: Laurels Lyman Campus in Shaker Heights Tuition: $360/session Cabinets of curiosity, also known as wonder rooms, were collections of extraordinary objects used to categorize the world and tell stories about its oddities. In this class, we will create a wonder room by investigating several of the many ways in which science and art intersect. By highlighting the overlap between art and science, we will gain a better understanding of each, as well as a new appreciation for how art can play a role in scientific processes and how science can inform and facilitate the creation of visual art. Topics of exploration may include: • Gyotaku/fish printing • Biological illustration • Kinetic sculpture • Cyanotyping/solar prints • The golden ratio and biomimicry • Using bacteria as paint • Nature journaling and the history of collecting 216-455-0154
Cougar Audition Prep Workshop - Brigham Young University
Check-in begins at 8:15 am in room 177 of the Richards Building / Dancers ages 16 and up who are Advanced/Elite level dancers (high school or college age dancers) $30 pre-registration (Before March 3, 2016) & $40 at the door 801-422-5724
Sky Searchers AM - Morehead Planetarium and Science Center
Look to the sky. What can you see with just your eyes? A lot more than you might think. In this camp, learn to identify constellations, planets and lunar craters and find the International Space Station as it travels overhead. Visit the planetarium to explore the Earth, the solar system and the universe. 919-962-1236
Reading Rockets - Penncrest High School
Reading Rockets is a program designed to be an early intervention for students going into first, second, or third grades. The goal of this program is to provide additional support for students who could benefit from reinforcement in reading skills over the summer. Reading Rockets will help minimize the regression in skills that sometimes occurs over summer vacation. Through this program, students will experience a rich variety of materials that will provide strong links to students reading curriculum. Need-based scholarships may be available. 6106276136.0
Personal finance Camps - Money Matters - Damascus Community Recreation Center
Money Matters Camp teaches campers the importance of budgeting, saving, and practical spending using fun and engaging finance games. Campers will also participate in a week long business project where students will be responsible for creating their own Ice Cream Shop business model. Money Matters Camp is a fun and interesting way for children to learn financial responsibility. Please bring a light snack, or a lunch if your child is enrolled in camps all day. A $15 material fee will be collected on the first day of camp. SECONDARY CATEGORY Special Interest LOCATION Damascus Social Hall at Damascus Community Recreation Center INSTRUCTOR Global Childrens Center
Cabinets of Curiosity - Lyman Campus
Ages: Girls and Boys Entering Grades 7 - 9 Dates: June 27 – July 1 Time: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Format: One-week session designed around challenging activities Location: Laurels Lyman Campus in Shaker Heights Tuition: $360/session Cabinets of curiosity, also known as wonder rooms, were collections of extraordinary objects used to categorize the world and tell stories about its oddities. In this class, we will create a wonder room by investigating several of the many ways in which science and art intersect. By highlighting the overlap between art and science, we will gain a better understanding of each, as well as a new appreciation for how art can play a role in scientific processes and how science can inform and facilitate the creation of visual art. Topics of exploration may include: • Gyotaku/fish printing • Biological illustration • Kinetic sculpture • Cyanotyping/solar prints • The golden ratio and biomimicry • Using bacteria as paint • Nature journaling and the history of collecting 216-455-0154
Cougar Audition Prep Workshop - Brigham Young University
Check-in begins at 8:15 am in room 177 of the Richards Building / Dancers ages 16 and up who are Advanced/Elite level dancers (high school or college age dancers) $30 pre-registration (Before March 3, 2016) & $40 at the door 801-422-5724