Summer Camps in North Newton, KS
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: NOAA Science Camp Session II - NOAA - Sandpoint Campus
Held at NOAAs facility at Seattles Sand Point, these five-day summer camp sessions offer opportunities for prospective sixth, seventh and eighth graders to explore marine sciences and have fun at the same time. Participants are introduced to earth and ocean sciences and to science careers through hands-on activities emphasizing solutions to real-world problems. 206-543-2822
Held at NOAAs facility at Seattles Sand Point, these five-day summer camp sessions offer opportunities for prospective sixth, seventh and eighth graders to explore marine sciences and have fun at the same time. Participants are introduced to earth and ocean sciences and to science careers through hands-on activities emphasizing solutions to real-world problems. 206-543-2822
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Camp Discovery
Hot
Distance
26.78 Miles
Address:
608 W Douglas Ave Ste 100, Wichita, Kansas 67203
Camp teaches Diabetes care while providing recreational fun. Qualified Medical staff are present.
Activities: Archery, Canoeing, Counselor Training (CIT), Horseback Riding (Western), Nature/Environmental Studies,...
Distance
27.27 Miles
Address:
360 Lexington Rd, Wichita, Kansas 67218
GS of Kansas Heartland and serves girls from 80 counties across Kansas. Starwood Outdoor Center offers a wide variety of activities. Starwoods provides primitive...
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Arts and Crafts, Aviation, Bicycling/Biking, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor...
Camp Wood YMCA
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Distance
42.44 Miles
Address:
1101 Camp Wood Rd, Elmdale, Kansas 66850
Set on 630 acres of Tallgrass Prairie. Camp Wood YMCA offers year round programming including residence camp and retreats and conferences.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Bicycling/Biking, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
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North Newton, KS Summer Camps
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All American City Gym Youth Summer boxing Camp - Fayetteville, NC
Ding! Ding! Ding! Grab your gloves and get in the ring champ! Are you the next world champion? Come spend a week learning how your favorite professional fighters train for their big fights. Each camper will learn how to wrap their hands, learn basic punches, how to jump rope., how to hit a heavy bag, and so much more.
SUMMER CAMP! - Normal, IL
Taking it OUTSIDE! Welcome to the demo of the newest addition to Paul's Boot Camp! We will be OUTSIDE doing fun exercises, playing games, and other fun stuff! Join us!!!
Kid's Camp: SHOP TIL YOU DROP - afternoon - Flower Mound, TX
Need time to wrap the gifts you just spent all night getting? Or just need a break? Drop your children off with us to enjoy rock climbing and gym games. Ages 5-12 Members $30 per child Non-members $40 per child
Youth Camp - Jackson, TN
EGi at Summer Camp Music Festival Friday 1:30 PM (Campfire Stage) - Ch
Get there for the pre-party and set up your tent in front of the campfire stage or make sure you're in line early to catch the Ethereal jams as EGi sets off at 1:30 PM Friday!
All American City Gym Youth Summer boxing Camp - Fayetteville, NC
Ding! Ding! Ding! Grab your gloves and get in the ring champ! Are you the next world champion? Come spend a week learning how your favorite professional fighters train for their big fights. Each camper will learn how to wrap their hands, learn basic punches, how to jump rope., how to hit a heavy bag, and so much more.
SUMMER CAMP! - Normal, IL
Taking it OUTSIDE! Welcome to the demo of the newest addition to Paul's Boot Camp! We will be OUTSIDE doing fun exercises, playing games, and other fun stuff! Join us!!!
Kid's Camp: SHOP TIL YOU DROP - afternoon - Flower Mound, TX
Need time to wrap the gifts you just spent all night getting? Or just need a break? Drop your children off with us to enjoy rock climbing and gym games. Ages 5-12 Members $30 per child Non-members $40 per child
Youth Camp - Jackson, TN
EGi at Summer Camp Music Festival Friday 1:30 PM (Campfire Stage) - Ch
Get there for the pre-party and set up your tent in front of the campfire stage or make sure you're in line early to catch the Ethereal jams as EGi sets off at 1:30 PM Friday!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
All About Me: Self Portraiture 3-5 (Monday) - Janney Elementary School
Students will learn how to create images of themselves while making self-portraits. They will practice close observation with mirrors as well as correct use of proportion, shading, and tone. Projects include realistic self-portraits in which students will attempt to achieve likeness and ab- stract portraits inspired by modern artists. Students will use an arrange of media including mirrors, pencils, charcoal, oil pastels, and paint. Instructor: Ms. Elizabeth Bowers 202-724-8950
June 27-30: Photo Safari (Ages 8-11) - Mountain Kids!
Kids and digital cameras in nature – a recipe for fun and stunning images! Campers will capture their unique perspectives of the natural world on their daily adventures in the mountains. On Thursday, campers will have time to select, edit and crop a photo for a Friday art show and celebration! Equipment: It is suggested that campers bring their own camera, however we have one group camera that can be shared if they do not have one. 505-699-6230
Lacrosse Camps - Lacrosse Camp - Petaluma Community Center
Each day is filled with fundamental lacrosse skill progression drills, easy to understand instruction as well as games and competitions. These lacrosse camps offer beginner to intermediate players the opportunity to build a solid foundation. Boys and girls receive positive reinforcement throughout the day to help build proper warm-ups, footwork drills, catching, dodging, agility, passing, cradling, shooting, defense and game strategies. This is a great place to develop their individual skills in a fun and positive environment. NEW FEATURES: Personal Player Video, RSBQ Workouts, Confidence Builders Program, Daily Chalk Talks and Skill of the Day. For more information visit www.NationalAcademyofAthletics.com [/] LOCATION Lucchesi Turf Field INSTRUCTOR Aaron Locks
Beginning Traditional Strings (Fridays) - Viewpoint School
The Beginning Traditional Strings class is for students in Third and Fourth Grade who have no experience and wish to play violin, viola, cello or bass in a traditional class setting. The class will focus on proper instrument posture, note reading and repertoire from the Essential Elements for Strings. These weekly, hour-long lessons include a snack and short break. Students must rent or purchase their own instruments. A book and other instructional materials will be provided. Classes meet on Fridays from 3:15 - 4:15 p.m. 818-591-6597
Summer Inspired on the Farm - Deep Roots Community Farm
Join us for this three day farm adventure! We will plant, tend and eat fresh fruits and vegetables from the gardens, build with natural materials, and explore the farms streams, forests and native prairie. We will tend to the farm animals and learn about respectful methods of animal care. And of course, well make some awesome art projects together, including hand stitched journals, water color paintings, woodworking, origami, upcycled CD art and so much more. During this session our biology lessons will explore monarch butterflies and their habitats. All programming is led by Ana Skemp, M.S. Ecology, owner of Deep Roots Community Farm and Jeni Blake, artist and owner of Inspired. 9:1 staff to child ratio. Children will be asked to bring their own healthy snacks and lunch. 608-790-0255
All About Me: Self Portraiture 3-5 (Monday) - Janney Elementary School
Students will learn how to create images of themselves while making self-portraits. They will practice close observation with mirrors as well as correct use of proportion, shading, and tone. Projects include realistic self-portraits in which students will attempt to achieve likeness and ab- stract portraits inspired by modern artists. Students will use an arrange of media including mirrors, pencils, charcoal, oil pastels, and paint. Instructor: Ms. Elizabeth Bowers 202-724-8950
June 27-30: Photo Safari (Ages 8-11) - Mountain Kids!
Kids and digital cameras in nature – a recipe for fun and stunning images! Campers will capture their unique perspectives of the natural world on their daily adventures in the mountains. On Thursday, campers will have time to select, edit and crop a photo for a Friday art show and celebration! Equipment: It is suggested that campers bring their own camera, however we have one group camera that can be shared if they do not have one. 505-699-6230
Lacrosse Camps - Lacrosse Camp - Petaluma Community Center
Each day is filled with fundamental lacrosse skill progression drills, easy to understand instruction as well as games and competitions. These lacrosse camps offer beginner to intermediate players the opportunity to build a solid foundation. Boys and girls receive positive reinforcement throughout the day to help build proper warm-ups, footwork drills, catching, dodging, agility, passing, cradling, shooting, defense and game strategies. This is a great place to develop their individual skills in a fun and positive environment. NEW FEATURES: Personal Player Video, RSBQ Workouts, Confidence Builders Program, Daily Chalk Talks and Skill of the Day. For more information visit www.NationalAcademyofAthletics.com [/] LOCATION Lucchesi Turf Field INSTRUCTOR Aaron Locks
Beginning Traditional Strings (Fridays) - Viewpoint School
The Beginning Traditional Strings class is for students in Third and Fourth Grade who have no experience and wish to play violin, viola, cello or bass in a traditional class setting. The class will focus on proper instrument posture, note reading and repertoire from the Essential Elements for Strings. These weekly, hour-long lessons include a snack and short break. Students must rent or purchase their own instruments. A book and other instructional materials will be provided. Classes meet on Fridays from 3:15 - 4:15 p.m. 818-591-6597
Summer Inspired on the Farm - Deep Roots Community Farm
Join us for this three day farm adventure! We will plant, tend and eat fresh fruits and vegetables from the gardens, build with natural materials, and explore the farms streams, forests and native prairie. We will tend to the farm animals and learn about respectful methods of animal care. And of course, well make some awesome art projects together, including hand stitched journals, water color paintings, woodworking, origami, upcycled CD art and so much more. During this session our biology lessons will explore monarch butterflies and their habitats. All programming is led by Ana Skemp, M.S. Ecology, owner of Deep Roots Community Farm and Jeni Blake, artist and owner of Inspired. 9:1 staff to child ratio. Children will be asked to bring their own healthy snacks and lunch. 608-790-0255