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LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Game Theory Mathematics - Hopkins Campus
Is there a best strategy for playing Rock-Paper-Scissors or Deal or No Deal? Can humans be truly random? We will investigate questions like these from economic, political, biological, diplomatic and psychological angles. In addition, we will solve a number of classic problems including the Prisoners Dilemma, the Monte Hall problem and the birthday problem. Mathematics topics include algebra, probability and combinatorics. Blake Middle School math teacher Dr. Chris Stapel teaches Game Theory Mathematics. 952-988-3463
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Camp Omega
 
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32.41 Miles
Address:
22750 Lind Ave, Waterville, Minnesota 56096
Challenging & fun programs that promote solid Christian values/self-esteem development & spiritual growth.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Basketball, Canoeing, Nature/Environmental Studies, Religious Study, Sailing,...
Advantage Basketball Camp - Iowa
 
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53.29 Miles
Address:
, Clear Lake, Iowa
You'll learn all the tricks and moves you've seen in the college hoops and made by the NBA professional players. Advantage camps were selected...
Activities: Sports Camps: Basketball
adidas Tennis Camps in Minnesota - St Olaf College
 
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53.98 Miles
Address:
, Northfield, Minnesota
The adidas Tennis Camps were developed to provide athletes an opportunity to become better tennis players in a fun
Activities: Sports Camps: Tennis
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CAMP - The Kids Pastors/Directors Retreat - Twin Peaks, CA
Step out of the regular, pitch your “tent” and make space to be with Jesus CAMPING: KidMin Pastors/Directors Retreat is: oConversations with your best friend and Savior oFresh wind in your “ministry sails” oNetworking with the best people ever, the ones that minister to kids oPractical strategies to grow you as a leader oFun, Gifts and more fun. Registration: $110 by 10/30 $95 per person - double occupancy by 10/30 $190 per married couple by 10/30

SUMMER 2016 KID'S CODE CAMP (Downtown Martinez) - Martinez, CA
Kids Coding Camp - Kids will learn to develop their own application to control a real life Robot. It's Modern robotics at its finest, introducing Kids to all things STEM with an emphasis in Coding for the Web and mobile devices. A 4-weekend long coding camp (possible extension an additional weekend). Space is very limited - camp starts on June 10. Register your child today!

Winter Youth Retreat - Stewartsville, MO
Prayer: Get Online Winter Youth Retreat Cost - $55 Come for a weekend for fellowship with your God and church family. Meet at New Hope at 5:00 pm for the bus ride to the campground. Pick up is 1:00 pm at New Hope. LEAVE YOUR CELLPHONES, TABLETS, I PODS AND OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES AT HOME. Watch this event for anouncement, forms and information

Kid's Music Camp: Oh, Jonah! - Hampton, VA
Oh Jonah!: Music Camp 2016 Monday – Friday, August 8-14, 9 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Oh, Jonah Practice & Activities 12 – 12:30 p.m. Lunch Bunch 12:30 – 3:00 p.m. Field Trip Camp Cost: $20 (includes CD, t-shirt, snacks). Field Trip Cost: Extra cost per activity Register here: http://www.123contactform.com/form-2044925/HBC-Music-Camp-2016 The children will be learning a musical about the life and times of Jonah. Rachel will direct the music and Betty (Elizabeth) will direct the enrichment activities. We have need of a snack coordinator and set designer in addition to youth counselors. This year, we would like to extend our day to 3:00 p.m. to include afternoon activities such as service, swimming, bowling, skating, etc. In order to add the component, we need willing adults to chaperone the afternoon outings. If you are interested in having some fun with some cool kids or if you have service project ideas you can help facilitate, then please contact Rachel.

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Cheerleading & Tumbling Camp - Sturzebecker Health Sciences Center Gym
WCU Gymnastics is hosting a summer camp for female cheerleaders of any level who want to work on tumbling skills, body awareness, flexibility and acrobatics. We will have lots of fun and excellent skill instruction! We look forward to you attending. EQUIPMENT Each camper should bring a container of water (no glass). WCU and its camp staff are not responsible for lost or missing items. All personal equipment should be marked with the campers name. 610-436-3555

Basketball Camp - Ages 10-15, Licensed - Longmeadow High School
Improve your skills while having a great camp experience. We will teach the fundamental skills of basketball and provide self-help drills. Each camper will be given the tools to improve on their own. Through this quality instruction, all campers will improve and gain self-confidence in themselves. Finally, campers will be given the opportunity to meet new friends and have fun! Bring a peanut free bag lunch daily, swim gear and water bottle. Group will swim at Reynolds Pool during the last hour of camp. Camper pick up at Reynolds Pool each afternoon. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BRING WATER BOTTLE, PEANUT-FREE LUNCH, SWIM GEAR, TOWEL, SUNSCREEN. PICK UP IS AT REYNOLDS POOL, BLISS PARK LOCATION High School Gym at Longmeadow High School INSTRUCTOR Pat Murphy

Technique Camp #2 - George Mason University
We will have two technique sessions per day. We will also have a supervised lunch break. Lunch will not be provided. Campers can bring their own lunch or buy lunch on campus. The camp will be held at the Field House on the George Mason University campus. 7039933299.0

LIGHT TO DARK: DARKROOM EXPLORATION - Walker-MacKenzie Studio - Gertrude Herbert
Instructor: Rosanne Stutts The technical aspects of black-and-white photography will be emphasized so that students can work more creatively with their camera and in the darkroom. Camera operations, use of equipment such as lenses, tripod, and light meter, and correct film selection are among the topics to be covered. Learn basic density and contrast controls for both negatives and prints, along with proper film development. Basic darkroom procedures, safety, printmaking techniques, burning and dodging, toning, archival processing and print presentation will also be discussed. Please bring your own 35-mm camera with manual controls. Register and pick up your first roll of film at the Institute and fill it with images for evaluation the first night of class. student/instructor ratio: 8 to 1 706-722-5495

Tennis - Conlan Recreation Center
This camp focuses on essential tennis techniques, including grip, footwork, forehands, backhands, lobs, volleys, the serve, return of serve and approaches for singles play. 415-482-3543