Summer Camps in Oliver, GA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Registration: Half Day Programs - The Tiny Scientist Day School
At Tiny Scientist Day School, your tuition covers classes from September 7 - August 11. Well spend our days exploring scientific concepts, mathematics, language and literacy through an integrated, science-based curriculum. Our half day drop-off time is between 8 and 9 AM, and our pick-up time is at 12:30 PM. 7188328400.0
At Tiny Scientist Day School, your tuition covers classes from September 7 - August 11. Well spend our days exploring scientific concepts, mathematics, language and literacy through an integrated, science-based curriculum. Our half day drop-off time is between 8 and 9 AM, and our pick-up time is at 12:30 PM. 7188328400.0
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Address:
204 Tibet Ave, Savannah, Georgia 31406
Building self-esteem, self confidence, and responsibility one camper at a time. It's not just a camp, it's a production.
Activities: Arts and Crafts, Baseball/Softball, Basketball, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope Courses,...
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Oliver, GA Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
CentrKid Camp Meeting - Glen Allen, VA
Eric and I will be getting everyone together in the New Fellowship Hall for one last meeting before we go to camp. We will re-visit each camps departure and return times, money that is needed, packing lists, camp commissioning services, rules and expectations etc. If you have not turned in your paperwork or deposits, this will be your last opportunity to do so. If you still need your paperwork notarized, I will take care of that for you at the meeting. All Chaperones, Parents and Campers are welcome. The CentriKid Camp has four openings if your camper would like to invite their friend. Non Hunton Campers will need to pay the full fee for camp of $336. Please let me know by this Sunday's meeting as I will need to drop these 4 slots by May 1st if we are not going to use them. If you have any questions call/text me at 387-7111.
Campus Life Alumni | Come Home for Christmas - Alma, MI
For almost 3 decades YFC and Campus Life have been a safe haven for 1000’s of middle and high school students. From weekly meetings, amazing volunteers, Mr. Happy Band, JV Dares, small groups, Florida Breakaway, JV Camp, Winter Weekend, DCLA, Colorado Challenge, pig scrambles and a good game of seek and destroy, there hasn’t been a dull moment. This holiday season we are inviting our Campus Life Alumni to Come Home For Christmas. On Thursday December 17th we invite you to join us from 7pm-9pm for a Campus Life Alumni open house. This is a great opportunity to see how the building has changed, share Campus Life memories, and hear how Campus Life is still giving life to so many kid’s stories. So come on out, enjoy some good eats, a warm cup of coffee, and share your Campus Life story. Please consider this your official invite. Simply indicate that you plan to attend. We look forward to seeing you.
Maplewood New Kid Camp - Austin, TX
Do you have a transferring to Maplewood Elementary School in August 2016? Come out to the school for New Kid Camp on Thursday, August, 15 to learn all the basics you and your child need to know when school starts, meet the teachers, and take a tour of the classrooms. New Kid Camp will take place 1-2:30 pm., and parents/guardians are welcome. More details coming soon. Please email your RSVP to [email protected].
Teen Extreme Camp - Bellefonte, PA
Ages 13-17 Only. *Must get transportation to and from Black Moshannon State Park (Group Tenting Area). Drop off: 4pm-5pm on 8/3 Pickup: 9am-10am on 8/5 Wednesday, August 3rd- Friday, August 5th Black Moshannon State Park (3 days/2 nights) Camping, Fishing, hiking, bog walks, campfires, leadership building activities, and more! Members: $55 Non-members: $75 *Fee includes: Food, drinks, and activity fees.
Summer 4-6 Year Old Camp #2 - Island City, OR
This camp will be 3 days long and 2 hours per day. We will be working on Walk, Trot, Posting, Leading, Haltering, Steering, Grooming, Parts of the Saddle, Bridle and Horse, and fun trivia about care of ponies/horses. Every kid learns at their own pace. I am here to teach them about horses and riding, while being safe and aware. If they are soaring, I let them soar and will continue teaching them new things. If they need to slow down and work on some smaller things, then they get to. This young age group is here to learn and have fun doing it. Limit 6 Riders. $75 Current Count for Session 2: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
CentrKid Camp Meeting - Glen Allen, VA
Eric and I will be getting everyone together in the New Fellowship Hall for one last meeting before we go to camp. We will re-visit each camps departure and return times, money that is needed, packing lists, camp commissioning services, rules and expectations etc. If you have not turned in your paperwork or deposits, this will be your last opportunity to do so. If you still need your paperwork notarized, I will take care of that for you at the meeting. All Chaperones, Parents and Campers are welcome. The CentriKid Camp has four openings if your camper would like to invite their friend. Non Hunton Campers will need to pay the full fee for camp of $336. Please let me know by this Sunday's meeting as I will need to drop these 4 slots by May 1st if we are not going to use them. If you have any questions call/text me at 387-7111.
Campus Life Alumni | Come Home for Christmas - Alma, MI
For almost 3 decades YFC and Campus Life have been a safe haven for 1000’s of middle and high school students. From weekly meetings, amazing volunteers, Mr. Happy Band, JV Dares, small groups, Florida Breakaway, JV Camp, Winter Weekend, DCLA, Colorado Challenge, pig scrambles and a good game of seek and destroy, there hasn’t been a dull moment. This holiday season we are inviting our Campus Life Alumni to Come Home For Christmas. On Thursday December 17th we invite you to join us from 7pm-9pm for a Campus Life Alumni open house. This is a great opportunity to see how the building has changed, share Campus Life memories, and hear how Campus Life is still giving life to so many kid’s stories. So come on out, enjoy some good eats, a warm cup of coffee, and share your Campus Life story. Please consider this your official invite. Simply indicate that you plan to attend. We look forward to seeing you.
Maplewood New Kid Camp - Austin, TX
Do you have a transferring to Maplewood Elementary School in August 2016? Come out to the school for New Kid Camp on Thursday, August, 15 to learn all the basics you and your child need to know when school starts, meet the teachers, and take a tour of the classrooms. New Kid Camp will take place 1-2:30 pm., and parents/guardians are welcome. More details coming soon. Please email your RSVP to [email protected].
Teen Extreme Camp - Bellefonte, PA
Ages 13-17 Only. *Must get transportation to and from Black Moshannon State Park (Group Tenting Area). Drop off: 4pm-5pm on 8/3 Pickup: 9am-10am on 8/5 Wednesday, August 3rd- Friday, August 5th Black Moshannon State Park (3 days/2 nights) Camping, Fishing, hiking, bog walks, campfires, leadership building activities, and more! Members: $55 Non-members: $75 *Fee includes: Food, drinks, and activity fees.
Summer 4-6 Year Old Camp #2 - Island City, OR
This camp will be 3 days long and 2 hours per day. We will be working on Walk, Trot, Posting, Leading, Haltering, Steering, Grooming, Parts of the Saddle, Bridle and Horse, and fun trivia about care of ponies/horses. Every kid learns at their own pace. I am here to teach them about horses and riding, while being safe and aware. If they are soaring, I let them soar and will continue teaching them new things. If they need to slow down and work on some smaller things, then they get to. This young age group is here to learn and have fun doing it. Limit 6 Riders. $75 Current Count for Session 2: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Cool Skates Child of Volunteer (COV) - DC8 - Balboa Campus
CHILDREN OF VOLUNTEERS RATE Spin, glide, wiggle and swizzle! Each morning, take a bus from Balboa Campus to the San Diego Ice Skating Rink for a half-hour lesson and two hours of free skating time. Learn to play hockey if it interests you (also open to COV boys age 5-17). In the afternoon, return to camp for more activities, crafts, badge work and fun with friends. Cookie Eligible. 619-610-0821
Girls entering Grades 1-3 in Fall 2016 - Huddart Park
Campers entering grades 1-3 in Fall 2016 are grouped in units with girls of their own age/grade and are supervised by trained staff members and program aides. Campers participate in a wide variety of activities including earning badges, hiking, outdoor cooking, learning outdoor skills, crafts, games, singing and more. 650-308-8438
Jr. Tiger Summer Camp 2016 (Commuters + Catching Day Camp) - Dan Devine Pavilion
This is the registration for the Jr. Tiger commuters plus the catching day camp. Here your camper will check-in the morning of June 13th and participate in a catching day camp hosted by Associate Head Coach Pete DAmour. You will then pick your camper up from the Dan Devine Pavilion. A specific time will be determined closer to the camp date. 573-882-3942
Full Day Program Week 7: Extreme Traditional Camp-Game On: Paradise Park - Oakhill Day School
Did you love the Oakhill Summer Camp from the past few years? This camp brings you a fun way to fill your summer! You will be able to choose between many activities including arts and crafts, playing board games, outdoor sports and 816-436-6228
Fashion Design & Wearable Technology - Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta
Description: Generation Infocus invites tinkering girls and boys to participate in the fashion design/wearable technology STEAM studio to learn how Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics all can be used to transform the things we wear. This design-based studio will immerse students in the mathematical concepts surrounding garment engineering and how circuitry can be incorporated into clothing to make them light up! Students will learn the basics of hand and machine sewing to be equipped to engage in garment construction challenges such as creating a superhero themed e-textile cuff. This is the rescheduled date for the class that was supposed to be on January 23rd, but had to be cancelled due to inclement weather. 404-525-5561
Cool Skates Child of Volunteer (COV) - DC8 - Balboa Campus
CHILDREN OF VOLUNTEERS RATE Spin, glide, wiggle and swizzle! Each morning, take a bus from Balboa Campus to the San Diego Ice Skating Rink for a half-hour lesson and two hours of free skating time. Learn to play hockey if it interests you (also open to COV boys age 5-17). In the afternoon, return to camp for more activities, crafts, badge work and fun with friends. Cookie Eligible. 619-610-0821
Girls entering Grades 1-3 in Fall 2016 - Huddart Park
Campers entering grades 1-3 in Fall 2016 are grouped in units with girls of their own age/grade and are supervised by trained staff members and program aides. Campers participate in a wide variety of activities including earning badges, hiking, outdoor cooking, learning outdoor skills, crafts, games, singing and more. 650-308-8438
Jr. Tiger Summer Camp 2016 (Commuters + Catching Day Camp) - Dan Devine Pavilion
This is the registration for the Jr. Tiger commuters plus the catching day camp. Here your camper will check-in the morning of June 13th and participate in a catching day camp hosted by Associate Head Coach Pete DAmour. You will then pick your camper up from the Dan Devine Pavilion. A specific time will be determined closer to the camp date. 573-882-3942
Full Day Program Week 7: Extreme Traditional Camp-Game On: Paradise Park - Oakhill Day School
Did you love the Oakhill Summer Camp from the past few years? This camp brings you a fun way to fill your summer! You will be able to choose between many activities including arts and crafts, playing board games, outdoor sports and 816-436-6228
Fashion Design & Wearable Technology - Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta
Description: Generation Infocus invites tinkering girls and boys to participate in the fashion design/wearable technology STEAM studio to learn how Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics all can be used to transform the things we wear. This design-based studio will immerse students in the mathematical concepts surrounding garment engineering and how circuitry can be incorporated into clothing to make them light up! Students will learn the basics of hand and machine sewing to be equipped to engage in garment construction challenges such as creating a superhero themed e-textile cuff. This is the rescheduled date for the class that was supposed to be on January 23rd, but had to be cancelled due to inclement weather. 404-525-5561