Summer Camps in New Castle County, DE
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: McLaren Half Day Week 1: Wildlife Wonderer - McLaren Park
Half Day Camp is open to children who are entering PreK (must be 4 years old) or Kindergarten in the 2015-2016 school year. THIS IS A 4 DAY CAMP - NO CAMP ON MEMORIAL DAY Wild Life Wonderer From mammals to reptiles, birds to insects, plants to ocean creatures, this is a week all about our world full of extraordinary organisms! Each day, we will focus on a different type of wildlife, and learn how they all work together to create our web of life. 415-876-3764
Half Day Camp is open to children who are entering PreK (must be 4 years old) or Kindergarten in the 2015-2016 school year. THIS IS A 4 DAY CAMP - NO CAMP ON MEMORIAL DAY Wild Life Wonderer From mammals to reptiles, birds to insects, plants to ocean creatures, this is a week all about our world full of extraordinary organisms! Each day, we will focus on a different type of wildlife, and learn how they all work together to create our web of life. 415-876-3764
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Titans Aquatic Summer Training Camp 2017 - Clermont, FL
A traning camp that works on all four stroke drills, dives, starts, strength staning, testing dryland abilities, underwater fliming. With a fun to it with diffrent parks activities.
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!
CGI Brentwood Winter Camp - Los Angeles, CA
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Kid's Gift Camp! with Shannon Shine at MountainShine Creative - Cumber
Please Reserve ASAP if interested. Message Shannon Shine or email [email protected] Price: $40 For Children Ages 5-10 ( some exceptions may apply please contact if interested) Kids will be able to create a variety of projects geared towards the holiday season, as well as easily gift-able items for parents, guardians, or siblings. Children may be dropped off so parents can enjoy shopping downtown local business for the holidays. * Will need to sign a release form. Limited seats available.
Titans Aquatic Summer Training Camp 2017 - Clermont, FL
A traning camp that works on all four stroke drills, dives, starts, strength staning, testing dryland abilities, underwater fliming. With a fun to it with diffrent parks activities.
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!
CGI Brentwood Winter Camp - Los Angeles, CA
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Kid's Gift Camp! with Shannon Shine at MountainShine Creative - Cumber
Please Reserve ASAP if interested. Message Shannon Shine or email [email protected] Price: $40 For Children Ages 5-10 ( some exceptions may apply please contact if interested) Kids will be able to create a variety of projects geared towards the holiday season, as well as easily gift-able items for parents, guardians, or siblings. Children may be dropped off so parents can enjoy shopping downtown local business for the holidays. * Will need to sign a release form. Limited seats available.
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Theme 3: Energy and Sustainability [Urban Infrastructure] - Wow Science - Voorhees
In this theme, campers will explore how people use and work with energy as they develop and apply concepts of energy sources, energy receivers, energy transfer, energy chains, and energy storage. Specifically, we will conduct projects and experiments under the following topics: sun angle versus heating effect, how we measure energy, a Rube Goldberg energy chain, hydropower, an electric circuit, storing energy up a hill, energy trapped in the earth, model waterwheel, embodied energy, lowering environmental impact, and the greenhouse effect. Under the topic of sustainability, campers will examine the importance of the environmental sustainability of systems and activities related to urban infrastructure. Specifically, they will explore the following topics this summer: planning a sustainable community, solar water heater, solar lamp, evaluating runoff in their neighborhood, local natural hazards, model a biogas collector, build a composting system, and conduct a sustainability audit. Of course topics and associated activities will vary based on camp cohort – junior, main, or teen camp. We will spend the latter part of the program imagining and constructing how energy and sustainability might apply in space. Week 5 Field Trip: Friday, July 29. Liberty Science Center, NJ Week 6 Field Trip: Thursday, August 4. ACUA Water... 8775412267.0
Drama Camp week 2 - The Chapel School
Do you ever wonder what happened to the fairy tale characters after the story was over? Did Cinderella ever talk to her stepsisters again? In the play "The Ever After" we are transported to a Reality TV Show where fairy tale relationships are reconciled twenty years after the story has ended. In this wacky comedy, the prince is turning back into a frog and Jiminy Cricket is now a best-selling self-help author. During the week, campers will explore the basics of theatre and present a play at the end of the week. All campers who enroll will have a speaking role in the play and will also help create the set and costumes for the play. Dont miss this chance to shine on the stage as the fairy tale character of your dreams! 9143373202.0
Mite, Squirt, Peewee - Village Sports, Inc.
Please choose to attend clinic on Monday or Tuesday at your scheduled time. Then you will come on Sunday to your schedule pond hockey time. Mites: 5:30pm Squirts: 6:30pm Peewee: 7:30pm 585-381-0090
Human Body-Crime Scene Investigation - Amador Elementary School
THE HUMAN BODY Getting Under The Skin and Explorations in Crime Scene Investigation Learn how systems of the body work by building models and doing fun activities, experiments, and investigations. CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION Use your investigative skills to solve mysteries and make-believe crimes. We will conduct chromatography experiments, cast shoe prints, evaluate fingerprints and many more fun hands-on activities. 9258282551 x5431
Band Clarinets- Wednesdays - Summit School
Summit Afternoon Academy Summit Band Spring 2016 3rd, 4th and 5th Graders, 3:00-4:00PM, $360 Fees include snack Band meets in the Lower School Music Room in the Arts & Technology Building Clarinets- Wednesdays (Trumpet players from Fall Band may join this class if unable to meet on Tuesdays) January 6, 13, 20, February 3, 10, 17, 24, March 2, 9, 16, 23, April 6, 13, 20, 27, May 4 February 10, 8:15-9:15 All Band Practice March 9, 8:15-9:15 All Band Practice April 27, 8:15-9:15 All Band Practice Band instruction includes note spelling, rhythm training, instrumental skills, harmonizing, and aural development. Musical selections will be taken from the Essential Elements Book and sheet music. There will be a daily home practice requirement of approximately 15-25 minutes depending on age. This daily practice allows for optimal learning and progress. Performance Spring Band Concert, Thursday May 10th, 2016, 7:00 pm, Loma Hopkins Theatre For more information go to www.summitschool.com/band (336) 722-2777
Theme 3: Energy and Sustainability [Urban Infrastructure] - Wow Science - Voorhees
In this theme, campers will explore how people use and work with energy as they develop and apply concepts of energy sources, energy receivers, energy transfer, energy chains, and energy storage. Specifically, we will conduct projects and experiments under the following topics: sun angle versus heating effect, how we measure energy, a Rube Goldberg energy chain, hydropower, an electric circuit, storing energy up a hill, energy trapped in the earth, model waterwheel, embodied energy, lowering environmental impact, and the greenhouse effect. Under the topic of sustainability, campers will examine the importance of the environmental sustainability of systems and activities related to urban infrastructure. Specifically, they will explore the following topics this summer: planning a sustainable community, solar water heater, solar lamp, evaluating runoff in their neighborhood, local natural hazards, model a biogas collector, build a composting system, and conduct a sustainability audit. Of course topics and associated activities will vary based on camp cohort – junior, main, or teen camp. We will spend the latter part of the program imagining and constructing how energy and sustainability might apply in space. Week 5 Field Trip: Friday, July 29. Liberty Science Center, NJ Week 6 Field Trip: Thursday, August 4. ACUA Water... 8775412267.0
Drama Camp week 2 - The Chapel School
Do you ever wonder what happened to the fairy tale characters after the story was over? Did Cinderella ever talk to her stepsisters again? In the play "The Ever After" we are transported to a Reality TV Show where fairy tale relationships are reconciled twenty years after the story has ended. In this wacky comedy, the prince is turning back into a frog and Jiminy Cricket is now a best-selling self-help author. During the week, campers will explore the basics of theatre and present a play at the end of the week. All campers who enroll will have a speaking role in the play and will also help create the set and costumes for the play. Dont miss this chance to shine on the stage as the fairy tale character of your dreams! 9143373202.0
Mite, Squirt, Peewee - Village Sports, Inc.
Please choose to attend clinic on Monday or Tuesday at your scheduled time. Then you will come on Sunday to your schedule pond hockey time. Mites: 5:30pm Squirts: 6:30pm Peewee: 7:30pm 585-381-0090
Human Body-Crime Scene Investigation - Amador Elementary School
THE HUMAN BODY Getting Under The Skin and Explorations in Crime Scene Investigation Learn how systems of the body work by building models and doing fun activities, experiments, and investigations. CRIME SCENE INVESTIGATION Use your investigative skills to solve mysteries and make-believe crimes. We will conduct chromatography experiments, cast shoe prints, evaluate fingerprints and many more fun hands-on activities. 9258282551 x5431
Band Clarinets- Wednesdays - Summit School
Summit Afternoon Academy Summit Band Spring 2016 3rd, 4th and 5th Graders, 3:00-4:00PM, $360 Fees include snack Band meets in the Lower School Music Room in the Arts & Technology Building Clarinets- Wednesdays (Trumpet players from Fall Band may join this class if unable to meet on Tuesdays) January 6, 13, 20, February 3, 10, 17, 24, March 2, 9, 16, 23, April 6, 13, 20, 27, May 4 February 10, 8:15-9:15 All Band Practice March 9, 8:15-9:15 All Band Practice April 27, 8:15-9:15 All Band Practice Band instruction includes note spelling, rhythm training, instrumental skills, harmonizing, and aural development. Musical selections will be taken from the Essential Elements Book and sheet music. There will be a daily home practice requirement of approximately 15-25 minutes depending on age. This daily practice allows for optimal learning and progress. Performance Spring Band Concert, Thursday May 10th, 2016, 7:00 pm, Loma Hopkins Theatre For more information go to www.summitschool.com/band (336) 722-2777