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Summer Camps in Mosses, AL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: STEMvironment (7/11/16 to 7/15/16) - Aurora
Get your green on as you explore how STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) is a part of everything around us. This program will give participants an integrated exposure to the various STEM fields and how they can be applied within an environmental context. Explorations will include the chemistry of recycling, creating power from worms, and energy transfer. The week will culminate in an environmental engineering project where students will use these real-world STEM concepts to create their own energy-efficient home. (630)9075950
Get your green on as you explore how STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) is a part of everything around us. This program will give participants an integrated exposure to the various STEM fields and how they can be applied within an environmental context. Explorations will include the chemistry of recycling, creating power from worms, and energy transfer. The week will culminate in an environmental engineering project where students will use these real-world STEM concepts to create their own energy-efficient home. (630)9075950
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Distance
23.51 Miles
Address:
, Prattville, Alabama
Get set for a thrill-filled summer! Our age-specific
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: General Academics
Distance
25.56 Miles
Address:
PO Box 2336, Montgomery, Alabama 36102
Covering 475 acres on beautiful lake offers countless activities for youth 5 to 15. Christian emphasis.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Horseback Riding (Western), Riflery,...
Camp Alamisco
Hot
Distance
31.79 Miles
Address:
6450 Atlanta Hwy, Montgomery, Alabama 36117
Beautiful Lake Martin is open to all denominations. Summer camp available & open to church & youth group retreats.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Boating, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Ceramics/Pottery, Climbing/Rappelling, Horseback...
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Mosses, AL Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Summer Camps & Activities Expo 2015 - San Antonio, TX
We will be having our Summer Camps & Activities Expo on March 28th. There will be over 50 vendors there to answer any questions you may have about their summer camps or activities. Free giveaways. Spurs Tickets! Schlitterbahn Tickets! Summer Camp Giveaways!
Summer Kid's Theater playwriting Camp Two one week sessions July 1115
DESCRIPTION: CLASSES WILL USE FABLE AND MYTH TO CREATE ORIGINAL SCRIPTS TO BE STAGED FOR PERFORMANCE BY THE STUDENTS. IMPROVISATION AND OTHER ESTABLISHED ACTING TECHNIQUES WILL PROVIDE AN ACTIVE, STIMULATING SETTING FOR YOUNG ACTORS AND WRITERS TO EXPRESS THEIR IDEAS. Instructor: Sally Kaczynski, Theater Arts Educator Call to Enroll Now 401-782-1018. Low Cost - Scholarships Available
The Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts & Kids Camps - Readfield,
Four years ago Charles L. Day and Dale Potter-Clark began the process of gathering information for "Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts..." right here at a Maranacook Community Education class. Fifty or more enthusiastic people gathered that evening to share stories and to learn about the resorts, hotels and kids’ camps that have existed in this immediate area. After years of conducting personal interviews, making site visits and doing exhaustive research Charles and Dale have published a 356 page book packed with 220+ vintage photos and information about more than forty establishments that have existed on the four lakes. Thrown in for good measure is “The Larches” on “Lake Myra” in Readfield. Included is the history of the railroad, steamboats and the trolley in this area as well as the various establishments, founders and directors. Dale will first talk about the process and some discoveries made while researching and writing the book and following this she will do a reading. She will be available to sell and sign books after the presentation. Potter-Clark will be offering three classes the spring of 2017 (Mar, Apr, May) at $12.50 each or $30 for all three. Proceeds will help fund a "Museum in the Streets" in Readfield.
Kid Fit Boot Camp Age 4-7 - Chandler, AZ
Child Care is $5/month per child (Kids Fitness Classes included) Gym membership: $15.00 for Adults $10.00 for Youth Ages 12-17
Hemophilia of South and North Carolina Teen Retreat - Rock Hill, SC
Hey Teens! Get your registrations in early so you can join us on this fun and educational event! Meet up with friends for 4 days and become inspired. Questions- call the Chapter at 864-350-9941. Deadline date June 20th. Space is limited- register today!
Summer Camps & Activities Expo 2015 - San Antonio, TX
We will be having our Summer Camps & Activities Expo on March 28th. There will be over 50 vendors there to answer any questions you may have about their summer camps or activities. Free giveaways. Spurs Tickets! Schlitterbahn Tickets! Summer Camp Giveaways!
Summer Kid's Theater playwriting Camp Two one week sessions July 1115
DESCRIPTION: CLASSES WILL USE FABLE AND MYTH TO CREATE ORIGINAL SCRIPTS TO BE STAGED FOR PERFORMANCE BY THE STUDENTS. IMPROVISATION AND OTHER ESTABLISHED ACTING TECHNIQUES WILL PROVIDE AN ACTIVE, STIMULATING SETTING FOR YOUNG ACTORS AND WRITERS TO EXPRESS THEIR IDEAS. Instructor: Sally Kaczynski, Theater Arts Educator Call to Enroll Now 401-782-1018. Low Cost - Scholarships Available
The Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts & Kids Camps - Readfield,
Four years ago Charles L. Day and Dale Potter-Clark began the process of gathering information for "Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts..." right here at a Maranacook Community Education class. Fifty or more enthusiastic people gathered that evening to share stories and to learn about the resorts, hotels and kids’ camps that have existed in this immediate area. After years of conducting personal interviews, making site visits and doing exhaustive research Charles and Dale have published a 356 page book packed with 220+ vintage photos and information about more than forty establishments that have existed on the four lakes. Thrown in for good measure is “The Larches” on “Lake Myra” in Readfield. Included is the history of the railroad, steamboats and the trolley in this area as well as the various establishments, founders and directors. Dale will first talk about the process and some discoveries made while researching and writing the book and following this she will do a reading. She will be available to sell and sign books after the presentation. Potter-Clark will be offering three classes the spring of 2017 (Mar, Apr, May) at $12.50 each or $30 for all three. Proceeds will help fund a "Museum in the Streets" in Readfield.
Kid Fit Boot Camp Age 4-7 - Chandler, AZ
Child Care is $5/month per child (Kids Fitness Classes included) Gym membership: $15.00 for Adults $10.00 for Youth Ages 12-17
Hemophilia of South and North Carolina Teen Retreat - Rock Hill, SC
Hey Teens! Get your registrations in early so you can join us on this fun and educational event! Meet up with friends for 4 days and become inspired. Questions- call the Chapter at 864-350-9941. Deadline date June 20th. Space is limited- register today!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Senior Prep - Power House Athletics
This team is open to children ages 10 to 18 years old as 8/31/2016. This team practices one (1) two hour practice per week. 708-351-2361
Weekly High School Pitching Camp 2 - Kennesaw State University (Stillwell Stadium)
The Owls Baseball Camp Staff is happy to announce a weekly pitching camp this Fall/Winter. This camp will be ran exclusively by Assistant Coach Trey Fowler and is open to any high school age player looking to take his Pitching to the next level. The 4 week program will be structured to ensure that each player learns more about the most important aspects of pitching including visual focus, mechanical efficiency, and how to attack/read hitters. A throwing program will be implemented to increase arm speed and strength along with drills for efficiency, bullpens, and video analysis to ensure that each player exits the 4 week program a better and more confident pitcher. All sessions will be limited to a max of 4 players in order to assure each receives the individual attention and reps to reach the goals of the program. The Dates for the Camp include Sept 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th. The camp will run 8:15-9:30 each night. ***Owls Baseball Camp is open to any and all entrants limited only by number, age, grade level, and gender.*** 6786408422.0
Engineering Is Fun Grades 2-5 (Wednesday) - Janney Elementary School
Engineering Fun is an excellent hands on activity based STEM curriculum. Students learn basic concepts about Energy, Light, Motion and more. This class does not use games to engage kids in engineering/science concepts. Students learn thinking and reasoning skills needed for success. Engineering Fun engages children to apply what they know about science and math through hands on activities are based on real-world technologies and problems, they help children see how disciplines like math and science are relevant to their life. Activities include building a Tress Bridge; a hydraulic elevator, a hope glider and a catapult to name a few. 202-724-8950
Digital Photography [B] - Coyote Central
Youll learn many technical and creative skills to develop your eye for creating great images. Using DSLR cameras provided by Coyote youll seriously learn what a camera can do. Youll explore both Elements Organizer and Photoshop to enhance, manipulate, overlay, crop, rotate, resize, and edit your shots. This is where your own unique photographic statements will be made! On assignments youll gain know–how and even play with Polaroid and toy cameras! Finally, a collection of your best work will be printed as a professional "Lookbook" for you to show off to family and friends! Instructor: Bellen Drake 2063237276.0
PM Crossing Cultures: Colorful Nepal 6/20 (ages 9+) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
Learn about and paint different aspects of Nepal and its culture in this Crossing Cultures program. From Monks to foods to the Himalayan Mountains, well explore colors, texture, people and more. Participants will play with mindfulness through art, auditory exploration, visualization, and communication literacy. 970.728.3886
Senior Prep - Power House Athletics
This team is open to children ages 10 to 18 years old as 8/31/2016. This team practices one (1) two hour practice per week. 708-351-2361
Weekly High School Pitching Camp 2 - Kennesaw State University (Stillwell Stadium)
The Owls Baseball Camp Staff is happy to announce a weekly pitching camp this Fall/Winter. This camp will be ran exclusively by Assistant Coach Trey Fowler and is open to any high school age player looking to take his Pitching to the next level. The 4 week program will be structured to ensure that each player learns more about the most important aspects of pitching including visual focus, mechanical efficiency, and how to attack/read hitters. A throwing program will be implemented to increase arm speed and strength along with drills for efficiency, bullpens, and video analysis to ensure that each player exits the 4 week program a better and more confident pitcher. All sessions will be limited to a max of 4 players in order to assure each receives the individual attention and reps to reach the goals of the program. The Dates for the Camp include Sept 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th. The camp will run 8:15-9:30 each night. ***Owls Baseball Camp is open to any and all entrants limited only by number, age, grade level, and gender.*** 6786408422.0
Engineering Is Fun Grades 2-5 (Wednesday) - Janney Elementary School
Engineering Fun is an excellent hands on activity based STEM curriculum. Students learn basic concepts about Energy, Light, Motion and more. This class does not use games to engage kids in engineering/science concepts. Students learn thinking and reasoning skills needed for success. Engineering Fun engages children to apply what they know about science and math through hands on activities are based on real-world technologies and problems, they help children see how disciplines like math and science are relevant to their life. Activities include building a Tress Bridge; a hydraulic elevator, a hope glider and a catapult to name a few. 202-724-8950
Digital Photography [B] - Coyote Central
Youll learn many technical and creative skills to develop your eye for creating great images. Using DSLR cameras provided by Coyote youll seriously learn what a camera can do. Youll explore both Elements Organizer and Photoshop to enhance, manipulate, overlay, crop, rotate, resize, and edit your shots. This is where your own unique photographic statements will be made! On assignments youll gain know–how and even play with Polaroid and toy cameras! Finally, a collection of your best work will be printed as a professional "Lookbook" for you to show off to family and friends! Instructor: Bellen Drake 2063237276.0
PM Crossing Cultures: Colorful Nepal 6/20 (ages 9+) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
Learn about and paint different aspects of Nepal and its culture in this Crossing Cultures program. From Monks to foods to the Himalayan Mountains, well explore colors, texture, people and more. Participants will play with mindfulness through art, auditory exploration, visualization, and communication literacy. 970.728.3886