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Summer Camps in Orange Grove, TX

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Learn to Babysit Exploration - Carolina Day School
Every successful babysitter has a few tricks up their sleeve to keep kids happy, healthy, and most of all entertained! Campers will complete an interactive notebook filled with kid friendly snacks, learning activities by age group, engaging games, and more. We also cover topics child care professionals need to know such as how to build a resume, interviewing with potential families, how to find child care jobs, caring for children with special needs, and being a professional. This is a great time for strengthening babysitting skills and sharing experiences with other campers. Leader: Amanda Moss Edwards 828-274-0757
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Camp Sandcastle
 
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500 N Shoreline Blvd Ste 610N, Corpus Christi, Texas 78401
A day camp for children with diabetes. Children enjoy the fun of camp & camp activities while learning diabetes management. Skills provide a lifetime...
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Challenge/Rope Courses, Computer, Counselor Training (CIT),...
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Orange Grove, TX Summer Camps

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Family Yoga with YogaKid Orlando after Workout - Orlando, FL
Come join us after Strollfit class for Family Yoga with YogaKid Orlando, Instructor Monica on Saturday, the 24th at Blue Jacket Park. We will move and stretch our bodies, practice our breathing, and relax our minds. All levels and ages welcomed! Meet at the fountain! Bring mat or towel! $10 per family. Hope to see you there.

Summer Camp Reunion
Glow in the Dark Capture the Flag, Pizza, Games, Slide Show, Art, Debates, STEM Projects. Come hang out with old friends from the summer and bring new friends. Cost is $30.

Teen Retreat - Conway, AR
We didn't forget about you…. due to winter storms we rescheduled the Teen Retreat. Grades 7-12 come join us for a weekend of fun.

Breakaway Teen Camp - Carlinville, IL
Please register online. Payments must be made to The Foundry SM by June 17th. Please include a copy of registation confimartion when submitting.

TEEN/TWEEN CAMP: project runway - Saint Petersburg, FL
You asked – we listened! We’re debuting 5 mini-camp sessions designed specifically for the “older kiddos!” These camps focus on fun and skill building over 3 consecutive afternoons of concentrated creation – allowing time for larger projects and deeper investigation of themes hand picked from customer recommendations! These camps run from 1-4 in the afternoon and are designed for students in 5th grade and up. Early bird registration rates are $75 for 1 mini camp, $100 after May 15. July 19-21: PROJECT RUNWAY – Make it work! Spend 3 days exploring fashion design and create your own jewelry and sewn accessories!

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FULL DAY: Web Development & Mobile Game Development - Bellevue- Chinook Middle School
FULL DAY CAMP: Web Development in the morning and Mobile Game Development in the afternoon. Web Development Students learn to design & develop interactive modern websites using professional tools, frameworks and libraries. This camp provides a strong Front End Web Development foundation as students learn user interface design and coding in HTML 5, CSS 3, JavaScript. Mobile Game Development Students learn to design and code a mobile game App using Unity, a professional game development platform widely used by independent (indie) game developers and studios, and C#, an industry standard object-oriented programming language. This camp focuses on four primary areas: • Computer Science • Coding in the C# programming language • Game design with the Unity game development platform • Mobile App development 425-786-7824

A First Look at First Grade (Part 1 Language Arts) - Old Trail School
Do you ever wonder what you can do to give your child a head start in reading and writing for first grade? Come to A First Look at First Grade for a basic introduction to first grade reading and writing skills. Campers will have a fun-filled week getting to know what its like to be a first grade reader and writer. Activities include: multi-sensory reading activities, writing workshop experiences, utilizing reading and writing iPad apps especially for first grade, an introduction to Friday premiers, and a look at OTS first grade edible education program. Special snacks provided daily. Instructor: Martha Loar, BS, MA, Old Trail School Grade 1 teacher 3306661118 x469

Camp: Wonders Science - Community Park
Wonders Science camps are hands-on fun from beginning to end! Participants will experiment with 50 hands-on projects throughout the week, including: riding hover-crafts, creating invisible inks, growing crystal gardens, steering 60-foot solar blimps, making rock board collections, floating hot air balloons, launching giant smoke rings, setting-off the ultimate Mentos geyser, building lava lamps, making glow-in-the-dark signs, casting fossils, and much more! Dont miss out on this opportunity to enrich your childrens thirst to know more about the world around them! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Instructor : Wonders Science Staff Location : Community Park, Auditorium: 13094 Civic Center Dr Materials Fee: $35 due on the first day of camp ACTIVITY AGE CATEGORY Youth (0-12) LOCATION CP Auditorium at Community Park INSTRUCTOR Wonders Science

Steubenville Conference & Mission Trip - Diocese of Duluth
Join us for a week long trip that includes three days of mission work, attendance at the Mid-America Steubenville Youth Conference July 15-17, and a day at an amusement park. This will be a diocesan trip with students from across the diocese in attendance! 218-724-9111

Period 1 - Beginning Woodworking - NBJH Room 116
Incoming 5th and 6th graders will learn the basic usage and safety of HAND TOOLS including a coping saw, file, sanding block, and cordless drill. Some small machines may be used such as the scroll saw, spindle sander, Dremel engraver, and drill press. All activities will be demonstrated and supervised by Mr. Caris, the current Woodworking teacher at NBJH. Students will choose a project from a beginner list. Other projects will be available if time permits. Projects choices include a can lamp, small cutting board, name block, or tombstone clock. 8475043400 x2520