Summer Camps in Mountain View, CA

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Mentors Kids Morning Class - Gilead ARP Church
For children ages 6weeks to 5 years, whose parent is mentoring a group of students during morning class times. NOTE: Later on in the registration you will be asked about the optional add-ons, which includes a per family insurance fee and a per family supply fee. Each family must pay an insurance fee of $30 and a community supply fee of $50. You DO NOT need to add this on for each child you register, but you MUST add this on for ONE of the children you register. Be sure to note which child you add on to. We will be asking for this information later on in the registration process. 704-995-0939

4 Week Session Option GROVELAND RESIDENTS ONLY - Bagnall Elementary School
Choose any four weeks for your child to attend. Additional weeks may be added later by contacting the Director at the established rate. Weeks CANNOT be added at the rate difference between each available session program. For example, if you register for three weeks and then decide to add two additional weeks, the cost WILL NOT be the difference between the three week program and the five week program. The fee will be $125 per additional week. This multi-week discount is only available at time of first registration. 978-518-7421

Intro to Improv! - St. Paul Gym
This camp will introduce you to the art of improvisational theater. Instructors from the Brave New Workshop Student Union will bring you through this art form that promotes teamwork, confidence, and creativity to build on the set of skills which will make you a better speaker and leader. Whether you tend to be the one who jumps into the thick of things, or hangs back along the wall, this camp is great for all! No previous experience is required. All registrants agree to the policies and procedures of Youth Programs, including change fees, cancellation fees, deadlines, and other details found in the program materials and parent handbook. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION St Paul Gym

PM Around the World in Clay 6/27 (ages 4-5) - Ah Haa School for the Arts
Learn about the different ways ceramics have been used in other cultures while exploring a variety of clay techniques. Well create our own examples of unique clay vessels, such as Egyptian Canopic jars, Russian nesting dolls, and Latin American maracas. 970.728.3886

Summer Camp - Half Day Morning - Week 9 - Mockingbird Baby
Morning: Robo Roller Derby The speed of a race, the competition of a battle, and the pressure of the clock… its a Robo-Roller Derby rumble! Lego robots take on a new set of hurdles as they duke it out on the track. Race the stop-watch and each other to be the first to complete all your laps without being torn apart in the challenge. Foul play is fair game in Robo-Roller Derby. Note: Even though between some weekly sessions there might appear the same program names, in our actual education program, we will have different depth of technology and engineering principles to be applied by our children under our inspirational guidance... Your kids will never feel bored and never repeat the same experiment or exploration... 7135985250.0