Summer Camps in New Waterford, OH

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Games and Science Camp - Camp Talahi
GAS Camp is for all of the kids who just cant get enough of games, sports and science. We will be playing games such as ultimate Frisbee, Handball, Splashball (similar to water polo), along with old favorites like soccer, basketball and volleyball. When our bodies need a rest we will use our minds to create simple machines and science experiments! Designed for campers who have completed grades 5-8. GAS Camp will run concurrently with MADD Camp. Campers will have meals together and occasionally overlap activities like worship and waterfront time, but most of their programming will be separate. 810-844-1499

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New Waterford, OH Summer Camps

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Youth Group College Group Winter Retreat 2017 - Stroudsburg, PA
In this new year, we want to focus on how God MUST be greater than me in my life. How must God be greater than me in my decision-making? In school? In my family? In relationships? What needs to change in order for God to be greater in my life? Feel free to invite your friends and give them this invite post! Departing by US Coachways Bus at 5:00pm on Friday in front of 8515 Broadway Elmhurst, NY *Permission slip forms are needed. If you are under 18 years old, a waiver is needed from your parents. All are due Friday, Dec. 16, 2016* MUST BRING: ♣ sleeping bag/bed sheets & comforter ♣ Pillow, toiletries, towels ♣ a physical Bible, notebook, pens ♣ Winter clothing: long pants, jacket, sweater, etc. ♣ An attitude ready to learn more about God and ready to mingle time with your friends Cost: $100 (If you need financial assistance, please speak to one of the youth or college group leaders no later than Dec. 16th) Registration Deadline: December 16, 2016 Check Make Payable to: The Reformed Church of Newtown

Summer Camp 2016 - "FOCUS" - De Witt, IA
The dates for Grace Lutheran Summer Camp 2016 are: Monday, July 25th - Wednesday, July 27th. Put these dates on your calendar now so you don't miss it. [Open to all students who will be entering 2nd - 8th grades in the fall of 2016]

Teen Advisory Council Meeting & Hobo Campfire Dinner - Philadelphia, P
Teens 13-17 yrs old can join us for our first meeting of the new school year. After a short meeting we will enjoy an evening of food and friends around the campfire. Teens interested in joining us can contact PEC for more information.

St. Louis Youth Camp's Trivia Night - St. Louis, Missouri, MO
CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR REGISTRATION: https://campweloki.wildapricot.org/event-2109063 St. Louis Youth Camp’s presents our 7th annual trivia night! 100% of money raised benefits girls ages 8 – 18 to attend Camp Weloki. The event will be held at Mercy Hospital Conference Center on New Ballas Road. Doors open at 6:00pm, and trivia begins promptly at 7:00pm. Prizes will be awarded to the winning table. There will also be raffles, games and attendance prizes! Cost is $200 for an 8-person table or $25 per person ($30 per person at the door). Beer, soda and water are provided and we encourage you to bring your own food and beverages as well. A flyer with more information can be obtained at http://campweloki.com/events.html or call Erin Lynch at 636-530-1883 or by e-mail: [email protected]

Kid's Paint Camp - Mendon, NY
Join me for Kid's Paint Camp at Studiomove this Friday October 9 from 9:30-12. We'll paint "Moonlight Meow". $35/ person . Bring payment on day of camp. I'll provide materials to paint, light snack, and outdoor time. Kid's bring their fun and creativity. Space limited. RSVP necessary. Contact Nora Gelb to RSVP or if you have any questions. 330-3929 or [email protected] or sign up on Studiomove.org website under Kids Paint Camp Kid's Paint Camp also available on Monday October 12 from 9:30-12. "Anchor" theme. $35/ person.

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Junior Camp M-F Session 2 - Oriole Park Aquatic Center
At Junior Camp, children will experience arts and crafts, sports, structured games, free play, swimming lessons and field trips. Campers should bring a lunch daily, unless otherwise noted. AGE CATEGORY Youth GRADES Kindergarten - 2nd LOCATION Palm Room at Oriole Park Aquatic Center

WEEK 1 (AAA Week) - GROUP 1 - Goalies - Yost Ice Arena
Summer Ice Hockey camps have been in Ann Arbor since 1984 after the arrival of Red Berenson, Michigans current head coach. The camp has built its stellar reputation by having a dedicated and professional staff, organized practices, having outstanding rink, dorm, and off-ice facilities, and a well-supervised daily schedule that is created to promote safety and most importantly, FUN!! While a week may be designated a "AAA week (those players who play at this level), the camp is still open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level and/or gender). 734-647-1201

Freeride 2nd Day Upgrade - Infront of flag poles in Main Plaza
This program is for those whove been invited and made prior arrangements with our Coaches to participate this this 2nd day program. 360-663-3036

Sports Camp- Session I 2 weeks - Prairie View Park
A variety of sports will be introduced including floor hockey, soccer, basketball, volleyball, baseball, and more! We will also play smaller, team-style sports such as dodgeball, kickball, capture the flag, and other schoolyard style sports. Campers will go on several sports related field trips throughout the summer. All campers will receive a camp shirt and must bring a sack lunch and water bottle to camp each day. Camp will be held outside, but well also have some indoor activities in the gymnasium. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- No camp 7/4. AGE CATEGORY Youth INSTRUCTOR Elizabeth McCann

Building in the Makerspace - The Swain School
The campers will build with something different every day in the Makerspace, including Legos, littleBits, Knex, Straws and cardboard. Depending on the product used to build, the children will bring either their creation or a picture of what they built home with them. Although the emphasis will be on building from their imagination, there will be different prompts each day, such as to build an animal or a piece of furniture. INSTRUCTOR: Michele Archer, Makerspace Program Director 6104334542 x242