Summer Camps in Perry, NY

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Falcon Field Hockey Camp - RSU5 Recreation and Community Education
Break out that field hockey stick and get ready to have some fun! Join Varsity Coach Marcia Wood and her high school players in this exciting 3-day camp that will focus on skill development and having fun! Each day, campers will participate in fun skill-building drills and small sided scrimmages aimed at improving and enhancing your overall game. All skill levels are encouraged to join. Campers should bring shin guards, mouth guard, field hockey stick, water bottle and sneakers for the gym in case of rain. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PROGRAM SUB-CATEGORY Summer Camps GRADES Kindergarten - 8th LOCATION FHS Field Hockey Field INSTRUCTOR Marcia Wood

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Perry, NY Summer Camps

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Kid's Fit Camp - Rogers, AR
After our regular bootcamp, Jack will be hosting a workout for kids 8-12 years old. The workout will be bodyweight strength & cardio exercise, done in the group fitness room. Parents will need to stay on-site, but are encouraged to workout while the kids are in class. Cost is $5/ child.

19th annual Flyin' Miata Summer Camp - Palisade, CO
Our annual Miata party! Track time, ridealongs, product demos, free food, technical seminars and lots and lots of fun Miata people.

Rolling Hills Sr High Youth Camp 7th-12th Grade - Saraland, AL
General Information/Standard of Conduct -Arrival: Camp check in will begin at 12:00 PM on Monday afternoon. Please try to arrive no later than 4:30 PM -Meals: All meals are included in the price of registration. -Departure: Camp will end Friday after the morning chapel -Lost and Found: Items not claimed after 30 days will be discarded. -Schedule: All Campers are to follow the camp schedule for their enjoyment, safety, and accountability to camp staff. -Camp nurse: A registered nurse will be on duty at all times. Special instructions will be given at camp for those taking medications. -What to bring: KJV Bible, bedding, pillow, towels, toiletries, camera, flashlight, jacket, sports clothes for activities, nice casual clothes for informal services, at least one old pair of tennis shoes, and spending money $30-$50. -Do not bring: Alcoholic beverages, drugs, tobacco, fireworks, ammunition, guns, weapons, scooters, skateboards, rollerblades, magazines, apparel with inappropriate graphics or lettering, or any type of electronic device, including, but not limited to cell phones, CD, DVD, MP3, or other music/media players, computers, PDAs, radios, TVs, and video games. -Christian conduct: As a Christian Camp, Rolling Hills Youth Camp maintains high...

Teen Leadership-Foundation - Waxahachie, TX
This is one of the most amazing experiences your teen will ever have to be a part of. They will embark upon an adventure in their own personal growth as well as enhance their awareness and leadership ability. The program is specifically designed to take them out of their comfort zone and into truly living at their full potential. This is not a program designed to "fix" teens. This program embraces the power and unique abilities of each teen to empower them to live ALL IN, so that they are more prepared for college and careers. Call 949.706.5333 or click here to register http://drivenforlife.com/shop/teen-leadership-foundation/

ConGregate 3: Geek Summer Camp - High Point, NC
An interactive, science fiction convention. WGoH: Steven Barnes, AGoH Linsdey Look

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Young Robot Builder - Goleta Presbyterian Church
This camp is an introduction into the world of robotics. Campers will be introduced to six simple machines and how they are incorporated into more complex machines. Campers will learn about circuits and power sources as they build our Mars-like RC Rover. The radio-controlled RC Rover is capable of performing 23 experiments and activities. Campers will also have fun constructing our Aluminum Can Robot and will work in the areas of observation, experimentation and trial and error as they build, race, and experiment with their robots. Campers will be able to take home the robots they build for hours of fun after the camp week has finished! Price includes a lab fee of $45. 805-570-1988

Nature Nuts Spring Session Germantown - Germantown Elementary
Nature Nuts After School Program Germantown Elementary ($85/for 7 classes) Tuesdays: Feb 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, March 1st, 8th ,and 15th The Nature Nuts program brings the excitement and fun of the new EcoAdventures right to your school! Using a hands-on approach to learning, our goal is to empower students to take action on issues concerning conservation and the environment. Students will encounter a variety of live animals such as tarantulas, toads, lizards, giant roaches, snakes, crocodiles, frogs, small mammals, turtles, and much more! *NOTE: This program counts towards the requirements for GREEN SCHOOL CERTIFICATION. $55/4 week session, SPACE is LIMITED! *Please bring a peanut free snack/drink and email us if your child is going to be absent or in SAAC. Session 1 Themes: Skin and Bones, Colorful Creatures, Global Explorers, Crazy Crocodilians (410) 279-5416

Theatre Rocks Acting - The Oakwood School
Students will be immersed into musical theatre focusing on character development, voice, choreography, blocking, composition, & will write their own script to be performed at the end of the week. 2529310760.0

Discovery Day Camp - Rose Lake Youth Camp
A 3-day day camp program for high functioning special needs children and adults with good mobility. Programming includes nature crafts, music and singing, non-competitive group games and wet-n-wild water activities. This camp will run from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and provide lunch and a snack. Dates for this specialty Day Camp are June 27th to June 30th. This camp is available for ages 7 and up. This camp is FREE for the first 30 campers! 231 768 4351

Top 100 Girls Academy Residential Camp - UMass Amherst Athletic Fields South
Check in Date: Monday, July 17 from 12:30-1:30 PM • Sessions are geared for the collegiate bound athlete. • First meal is dinner on 7/17 • Under Armour gear will be provided to all participants • 12 year olds need to be accepted by staff to attend (413) 545-2816