Summer Camps in Pendleton, IN

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Lego Mania - Parkview Community Church
Campers in Lego-Mania will get a chance to put their creativity to the test! Throughout the week campers will build all sorts of contraptions, buildings, and even create their own story using LEGO® bricks! Lego-Mania campers will also take a trip to the LEGOLAND® Discovery Center in Schaumburg, IL! 630-469-4306 x180

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Pendleton, IN Summer Camps

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Downtown Kid's Art Camp - Morristown, TN
Join us for some fun activities right in your downtown area! Yummy Cakes and More, I am an Artist, and Pink Pig Pottery studio have teamed together to make an art camp that the kids will never forget! We will be learning some awesome painting techniques, baking projects (YUMMY!), and much more! We hope you can join in on the art extravaganza! The kids will need to pack a lunch for the first two days, but The Meeting Place downtown will provide lunch hon the third day! Call us at 423-307-5777 with any questions! We really can't wait to see your lovely faces there!

Youth Winter Weightlifting Camp - Waunakee, WI
We are pleased to announce an upcoming Youth Weightlifting Camp, hosted by two USAW Certified Coach’s. This is a great opportunity for local kids during their winter break, plus it is for all levels. The online sign up, for this 2 day clinic, is attached below. We will also have t-shirts, tank tops, or a hat for each registered attendee. Strength training for kids should consist of skills, coordination, stability, movement, agility, kinesthetic awareness, flexibility and balance. This should include big muscle groups that utilize body weight movements and free weights with light, manageable loads. Things like Olympic weightlifting, gymnastics and plyometric movements. If these exercises and movement patterns are taught at a young age, the athlete will have a greater advantage in technique as they progress in age and strength. Our Youth Weightlifting Camp is December 28-29th from 9am til 11am both days, for ages 7-17, and again for all levels.

No School Kid's PM Art Camp Clay Happy New Year Wall Hanging - Jenkint
Join us for a No School Kid's PM At Camp from 2-4 pm. This camp is for ages 8+ and is $25. We'll be making a clay Happy New Year Wall Hanging. Registration is required. Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545.

Movement & Art Camp - Friendswood, TX
Kid Creations & Bay Area Pilates are teaming up for another 3-hour Movement & Art Camp. Kids will have FUN learning the benefits of pilates in a choreographed-for-kids pilates class for one hour and then will be escorted down the sidewalk to Kid Creations for two hours of arts and crafts. Snacks will be provided. Workshops can be attended separately. The cost is $45 for both. To come to Kid Creations alone from 1:00-3:00pm, the cost is $30. You MUST pre-register because space is limited. Call soon! These events always fill up quickly!

Young Disciple Youth Bible Camp 2016 - Inchelium, WA
Come experience the blessings and wonderful experiences you're sure to have at YD Camp! Choose one week, or come for both! Camp dates are July 10-17 and July 17-24. Visit youngdisciple.com/camps for more information and for applications.

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Defend the Castle - Florence Elementary School
Defend the Castle Oh no it looks like a giant is on the loose in the kingdom! Defend the Castle and save the King using your imagination and LEGO WeDo Robotics. Children will learn about simple machines through building, as well as programming motors and sensors. Workshops have directed assignments and free-building time. Children are encouraged to learn cooperatively. Grades 1 & 2 Dates: Wed.; Mar. 16, 23,; Apr. 6, 13, 20; May 4 Time: 2:30 - 4:00 Cost: $80.00 3364930403.0

Summer Arts Academy 3/4 - Oakwood
For children entering 3rd or 4th grade: Each day, students will attend six periods with a fifteen-minute recess and snack after third period. They will attend four intellectually stimulating and fun-filled classes including: Brain Booster, Adventures in Art, Science Shakedown, and Fun and Fitness. For the remaining two periods, children may choose between On Stage, a performing arts class which spans two periods, or a Keyboarding and Wild About Writing option. Grades 3-4 will meet separately from grades 5-6 for all classes except for the On Stage class. Children should bring a nutritious snack with them each day. 4087827177.0

Advanced Development Camp: Session 3 - Cabin John Regional Park
Big Train Manager Sal Colangelo has designed these camps for advanced training for young players with above-average skills. On Monday, Big Train players and coaches will lead the campers through a series of drills designed to improve skills and choose teams for the weeks showcase games. Each day from Tuesday through Friday, camp will begin with one hour of skills training followed by a 7-inning showcase game on Field #2. Each camper will receive an official Big Train & BCC Baseball Summer Camp t-shirt that will entitle the camper free admission to all Big Train home games at Shiryley Povich Field during the 2015 regular season. For an additional $90, the participants in the Advanced Development Player Camps may attend the regular Big Train Camp in the afternoon until 3 p.m. 301-365-1076

Woodworking - PM - Woodworking
Learn a new skill and develop a new hobby this summer! Each camper will have the opportunity to work with a variety of tools and materials and every boy will be provided personal guidance while working on two to three individual projects during this special one-week tutorial session. A variety of wood project ideas and wood species will be offered. Possible projects may include constructing a bookshelf, birdhouse, wooden clock, jigsaw puzzle and carving a bowl or candleholder on a wood lathe. Woodworking experience is not required, only a desire to learn new skills. This specialty camp came into being at the request of campers and parents and has limited enrollment available for instructional purposes. We have envisioned this workshop to have the following goals: 1. To provide a hands-on course that initiates the learning of a new skill during the summer and the development of a lifelong hobby. 2. To learn basic carpentry skills and the proper use of a variety of tools. 3. To encourage pride in ones work and craftsmanship through projects that a boy wants to take home. Cost: $295 (plus the later purchase of individual project wood) Staff: Andrew Reed, Head of the Middle School,... 301-365-4300

Mini Camp Cooking around Town - Parks and Rec Office and Cavins Community Center
Campers will explore the world of food around town visiting places like Eckerts, Deirbergs, etc. AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Check in for this activity is in the lower level of the Katy Cavins Center