Summer Camps in Olivette, MO

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Jr. Grossologist - San Juan Del Rio Catholic School
Campers will discover loads of horribly fantastic experiments in Camp Jr. Grossologist! Campers learn about the science of "gross things" through our exciting chemistry and biology experiments! This is science with the squishy bits left in it! Ew! Gross! Blegh! Sample Projects: Bulging Bag of Brains! Simulated Snot! Baby Diaper Dissection! Owl Pellet Dissection! and much, much more! Our camps are 9am-4pm with pre and post camp options available as well! Please pack a peanut-free snack, bag lunch and refreshment for your child. Each camper receives one free camp t-shirt with each week of registration - order as many extras as you want at checkout! Dont forget to download our camp Welcome Packet on our website for additional camp details, rules, and more! 904-287-8603

Wiz Kids Sports Camps LLC - Wiz Kids Sports Camps LLC
Since 2009, Wiz Kids has had a mission to create environments that give young people an opportunity to have life-impacting experiences both athletically and academically. Our highest priority is creating programming that is safe, enriching, fun and interactive.The HF Kids Institute is an all-day summer camp that fosters growth and builds lasting relationships for children entering the 1st through 8th grades. during the course of the camp session, students in the primary grades are provided with enrichment curriculum that features both common core and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) themes. Students will have a wide selection of electives and core activities designed to provide a robust camp experience. The program also features a schedule of diverse and age appropriate field trips, from waterparks and local museums to exciting travels abroad. Camp University programs are specifically designed for high school students seeking to enhance their future scholarship eligibility. The program selection includes STEM based learning opportunities, intense college entrance exam preparation as well as elite off-season training in their sport or performing arts program of choice. Students also participate in a series of college tours that will provide them with an overview of the college experience, as... 708-799-9400

Mandarin - Little Dragons (Level 1) - Germantown Friends School
The objective of this club is to initiate what we hope will be a lifelong interest in a culture that is becoming an increasingly important player on the world stage. The program follows the My First Chinese Words curriculum, which offers an introduction to such key vocabulary as numbers, colors, body parts and animal names. Students will read supplementary Chinese storybooks, watch DVDs about Martial Arts and create arts and crafts related to Chinese holidays and traditions. Our bilingual, bicultural instructor, Wei Chen, is deeply committed to teaching Mandarin to children and to igniting their curiosity about foreign cultures. Please note: GFS is closed on Friday, May 27, so there will no club that day and the final club session will take place on June 3. 215-951-2384

Girl Scouts-Be a Good Sister! Brownies - Discovery Center of the SouthernTier
Be a good sister! Reflect on ways in which girls from the past and Girl Scouts today are similar and different in the way they play, celebrate, and support each other and those around them. Make a book to collect games, songs, and stories. Then, make a game piece to continue the fun on the run! 16077738661 x207

Performing Arts Camp - Woodstock Town Hall Theatre
Sharon Groblicki will once again direct Pentangle Arts Summer Performing Arts Camp, with Nancy Boymer and musical direction by Bob Merrill. The theme this year is Children in Featured Broadway Roles, featuring songs and scenes from The Fantasticks, The Wizard of Oz and The Sound of Music. This years camp program teaches vocal technique and presentation, drama, improvisational theater, singing, and choreography. Classes are for children ages 8-13. Activities are indoors and outdoors. In addition, there will be some time allocated for swimming at the Woodstock Recreation Center– weather permitting – after lunch most days. Please note, if you child does not have a Rec Center swim pass, they will need $5 each day to cover the cost of using the pool. FOOD: Bring your own snack, lunch and water. DRESS: Comfortable clothing that allows for easy movement; sneakers, ballet or jazz shoes; and a swimming suit 802-457-3981