Summer Camps in Pateros, WA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: SPORTS - FENCING & ARCHERY CAMP - Notre Dame Academy
FENCING: Learn the basic positions, footwork, terminology, safety rules, etiquette and the sportsmanship of foil fencing. In partnered drills, students will learn to advance, retreat, thrust, lunge, parry and riposte, culminating in a fencing tournament! ARCHERY: Learn basic techniques and various types of shooting, eye dominance, archery safety rules, warm-up exercise, proper shooting techniques "basic steps," grouping and consistency and scoring, culminating in shooting contests! 419-475-9359 x1008
FENCING: Learn the basic positions, footwork, terminology, safety rules, etiquette and the sportsmanship of foil fencing. In partnered drills, students will learn to advance, retreat, thrust, lunge, parry and riposte, culminating in a fencing tournament! ARCHERY: Learn basic techniques and various types of shooting, eye dominance, archery safety rules, warm-up exercise, proper shooting techniques "basic steps," grouping and consistency and scoring, culminating in shooting contests! 419-475-9359 x1008
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Distance
30.28 Miles
Address:
, Omak, Washington
NBC Camps offers a comprehensive basketball skills day camp perfect to take your game higher. Join NBC Camps in Omak for an amazing day...
Activities: Youth Programs
Distance
47.48 Miles
Address:
PO Box 1734, Wenatchee, Washington 98807
Camp Zanika Lache,founded in 1930 is located on beautiful lake Wenatachee. Our scenic camp offers 13 acres, log cabins,ropes course,waterfront & hiking trails....
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living,...
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Pateros, WA Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
FCOG-Youth Camp Out - Gallipolis, OH
We will be hosting a camp out for the youth, beginning at 4 PM Saturday, October 22, 2016. We will play games, fish, roast hot dogs, marshmallows, etc. Breakfast and Sunday School will be at the ahelterbhouse as well. If the weather is too cold we will move to the gym and have a "lock-in." All youth are asked to attend Sunday morning service, and can g picked up around 11:45 at the church.
Kid's Day Off Camp - Frederick, MD
Whether it's one day or a whole week, Camp Pump It Up is where it's at! Discover, explore, invent, and imagine! These themed camps are high-energy, fast-paced and just plain fun for kids. Kid's will spend part of the day playing on our gigantic inflatables and party of the day making new friends during interactive play, crafts, and hands-on activities. Camps are usually held on FCPS days off. Check our events calendar for camp dates. One Day 9 am - 4 pm........$45 Half Day 9 am - 1 pm OR 1 pm - 4 pm.......$25 Full Week........$185
Teen Summer Camp (Ages 13-18) - Dallas, TX
Camp Angel Teen Mentor Application and Training - Mendota Heights, MN
Angel Foundation’s Facing Cancer Together Teen Mentor program, provides a leadership opportunity for teens (13-18) to apply, be assessed and trained to be leaders within Facing Cancer Together programs, specifically for Camp Angel. Teen Mentors will be introduced to the field of human services, as well as provide experiences in groups with children and their families who have been struck by cancer. If teens have never been a camper, teens will be asked to be a camper in June camp in order to be an August Teen Mentor. To be a Teen Mentor you need to go through the application and selection process. Teen Mentor Program Application, Selection & Training session Angel Foundation office 1155 Centre Pointe Drive, Suite 7 Mendota Height, MN For more information or to receive an application, contact Erica Golofski, Facing Cancer Together, Program Coordinator at [email protected] or 612.627.9000
Kid's Camp 2016 - Lumberton, NC
Summer day camp including games, inflatables, meals, movies, and crafts. Drop-off each day is between 7:30 and 8:00. Pick-up each day is between 5:00 and 5:30. All meals are included. Cost is $120 per child for the first child and $100 per sibling. Call (910) 370-0112 for more information or to register.
FCOG-Youth Camp Out - Gallipolis, OH
We will be hosting a camp out for the youth, beginning at 4 PM Saturday, October 22, 2016. We will play games, fish, roast hot dogs, marshmallows, etc. Breakfast and Sunday School will be at the ahelterbhouse as well. If the weather is too cold we will move to the gym and have a "lock-in." All youth are asked to attend Sunday morning service, and can g picked up around 11:45 at the church.
Kid's Day Off Camp - Frederick, MD
Whether it's one day or a whole week, Camp Pump It Up is where it's at! Discover, explore, invent, and imagine! These themed camps are high-energy, fast-paced and just plain fun for kids. Kid's will spend part of the day playing on our gigantic inflatables and party of the day making new friends during interactive play, crafts, and hands-on activities. Camps are usually held on FCPS days off. Check our events calendar for camp dates. One Day 9 am - 4 pm........$45 Half Day 9 am - 1 pm OR 1 pm - 4 pm.......$25 Full Week........$185
Teen Summer Camp (Ages 13-18) - Dallas, TX
Camp Angel Teen Mentor Application and Training - Mendota Heights, MN
Angel Foundation’s Facing Cancer Together Teen Mentor program, provides a leadership opportunity for teens (13-18) to apply, be assessed and trained to be leaders within Facing Cancer Together programs, specifically for Camp Angel. Teen Mentors will be introduced to the field of human services, as well as provide experiences in groups with children and their families who have been struck by cancer. If teens have never been a camper, teens will be asked to be a camper in June camp in order to be an August Teen Mentor. To be a Teen Mentor you need to go through the application and selection process. Teen Mentor Program Application, Selection & Training session Angel Foundation office 1155 Centre Pointe Drive, Suite 7 Mendota Height, MN For more information or to receive an application, contact Erica Golofski, Facing Cancer Together, Program Coordinator at [email protected] or 612.627.9000
Kid's Camp 2016 - Lumberton, NC
Summer day camp including games, inflatables, meals, movies, and crafts. Drop-off each day is between 7:30 and 8:00. Pick-up each day is between 5:00 and 5:30. All meals are included. Cost is $120 per child for the first child and $100 per sibling. Call (910) 370-0112 for more information or to register.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
CIT (Counselor in Training) - Positive Energy Outdoors
Spend time this summer as a CIT with Positive Energy Outdoors and become an outdoor leader. As a mentor and role model for younger campers, youll assist PEO staff with games, team building challenges and camp activities including kayaking, SUP, rock climbing, hiking, draft horses and more. Youll also be trained to help with the maurices portable climbing wall at community events. A mandatory training/orientation session is required on Friday, June 10 from 12 - 4 pm. A commitment of at least one full week of camp is required for participation, and transportation is available from Marshall School (drop off at 8:15 am and pick up at 4:45 each day). Indicate which camps you are available to help at in the registration process. CITs also receive a PEO t-shirt. 218-391-0147
Animation and Computer Programming - Orchard Hills School
Have you ever wondered how to speak "computer"? Do you like to draw your own cartoon or anime characters and create imaginative stories? This summer you will learn to communicate your imaginative ideas from your brain to a computers digital brain. Through use of Scratch.mit.edu you will learn how to make interactive cartoon characters, animate short stories, and design your very own computer game. No programming experience is necessary. Students will play each others games and participate in an arcade festival on the last day of class. Join us this summer and put your imagination to the test! 714-832-6299
Pattern-Making Fundamentals - Manhattan - Esaie Couture Design School
Learn how to draft sewing patterns with flat pattern-making techniques. This course will give you all the basic skills you need to learn how to read and understand patterns and how to create your own pattern styles, using your own measurements to create a custom fit. Students will also learn about how to do simple alterations and changes to this basic pattern, aka the sloper (the fashion term for your basic pattern block). This is a great class for those with no skills in pattern-making or for those who sew and might have made clothes but with no technical training. This four-week course gives you a foundation and pattern-making understanding that you will be able to use once you have completed the course. 347-295-0022
Go Green/Recycled Art - E. O. Wilson Biophilia Center
This summer camp adventure starts with creative recycled art lessons in the morning and nature adventures in the afternoon. Finally, end your day with museum discovery time! *Go Green with this weeks art projects! We will be using materials like empty containers, water bottles, and snack time trash to create beautiful, artistic collages! Campers will play games and learn how to turn something old into something new! Pack a peanut-free snack and lunch! Dont forget to apply sunscreen and bug spray! 850-835-1824
Field Hockey - Wellington Gym
Welcome to Portledges first field hockey camp! The program will be run by two of the Locust Valley field hockey coaches, Karissa McGrory and Tammy Caramico. Your athlete will need a field hockey stick, mouthguard, shinguards, cleats, and goalie equipment (if you are a goalie!). Session 1 is for any girl looking to love the sport of field hockey. The session will focus on beginner skills such as stick work, shooting, positions, and offense vs. defense. Girls will learn the proper stick skills learned to become a future field hockey star. In addition to learning the proper sportsmanship skills needed to become a well rounded athlete. We recommend athletes joining us for the first session are new players ranging from grades 3-9. Session 2 is for any advanced athlete looking to get ready for preseason and the fall school season. It is recommended that girls are interested in playing on the JV and Varsity level. Athletes during this session will work on expanding their knowledge of the sport, increasing stick skills, and working on specific offense and defensive skills to push athletes to the next level! This session is a great way to get back into shape before the fall seasons! (516) 750-3104
CIT (Counselor in Training) - Positive Energy Outdoors
Spend time this summer as a CIT with Positive Energy Outdoors and become an outdoor leader. As a mentor and role model for younger campers, youll assist PEO staff with games, team building challenges and camp activities including kayaking, SUP, rock climbing, hiking, draft horses and more. Youll also be trained to help with the maurices portable climbing wall at community events. A mandatory training/orientation session is required on Friday, June 10 from 12 - 4 pm. A commitment of at least one full week of camp is required for participation, and transportation is available from Marshall School (drop off at 8:15 am and pick up at 4:45 each day). Indicate which camps you are available to help at in the registration process. CITs also receive a PEO t-shirt. 218-391-0147
Animation and Computer Programming - Orchard Hills School
Have you ever wondered how to speak "computer"? Do you like to draw your own cartoon or anime characters and create imaginative stories? This summer you will learn to communicate your imaginative ideas from your brain to a computers digital brain. Through use of Scratch.mit.edu you will learn how to make interactive cartoon characters, animate short stories, and design your very own computer game. No programming experience is necessary. Students will play each others games and participate in an arcade festival on the last day of class. Join us this summer and put your imagination to the test! 714-832-6299
Pattern-Making Fundamentals - Manhattan - Esaie Couture Design School
Learn how to draft sewing patterns with flat pattern-making techniques. This course will give you all the basic skills you need to learn how to read and understand patterns and how to create your own pattern styles, using your own measurements to create a custom fit. Students will also learn about how to do simple alterations and changes to this basic pattern, aka the sloper (the fashion term for your basic pattern block). This is a great class for those with no skills in pattern-making or for those who sew and might have made clothes but with no technical training. This four-week course gives you a foundation and pattern-making understanding that you will be able to use once you have completed the course. 347-295-0022
Go Green/Recycled Art - E. O. Wilson Biophilia Center
This summer camp adventure starts with creative recycled art lessons in the morning and nature adventures in the afternoon. Finally, end your day with museum discovery time! *Go Green with this weeks art projects! We will be using materials like empty containers, water bottles, and snack time trash to create beautiful, artistic collages! Campers will play games and learn how to turn something old into something new! Pack a peanut-free snack and lunch! Dont forget to apply sunscreen and bug spray! 850-835-1824
Field Hockey - Wellington Gym
Welcome to Portledges first field hockey camp! The program will be run by two of the Locust Valley field hockey coaches, Karissa McGrory and Tammy Caramico. Your athlete will need a field hockey stick, mouthguard, shinguards, cleats, and goalie equipment (if you are a goalie!). Session 1 is for any girl looking to love the sport of field hockey. The session will focus on beginner skills such as stick work, shooting, positions, and offense vs. defense. Girls will learn the proper stick skills learned to become a future field hockey star. In addition to learning the proper sportsmanship skills needed to become a well rounded athlete. We recommend athletes joining us for the first session are new players ranging from grades 3-9. Session 2 is for any advanced athlete looking to get ready for preseason and the fall school season. It is recommended that girls are interested in playing on the JV and Varsity level. Athletes during this session will work on expanding their knowledge of the sport, increasing stick skills, and working on specific offense and defensive skills to push athletes to the next level! This session is a great way to get back into shape before the fall seasons! (516) 750-3104