Summer Camps in Plainview, TX
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: CAP Day Camp: Into the Wild: Summit County Survivor - Keystone Science School Campus
Join your tribe on this adventurous quest to prove your wilderness skills and outdoor knowledge. With a multitude of challenges, including a challenge hike, tribal council snack chats, and nature art creation, campers wont want to get voted out of this daring session. Adventure Day: All CAPs will go learn about lasers and mazes at Laser Quest. 970-455-4228
Join your tribe on this adventurous quest to prove your wilderness skills and outdoor knowledge. With a multitude of challenges, including a challenge hike, tribal council snack chats, and nature art creation, campers wont want to get voted out of this daring session. Adventure Day: All CAPs will go learn about lasers and mazes at Laser Quest. 970-455-4228
Latest Review for Summer Reading Programs at Lewiston City Library
Develop a Child’s Passion for Reading
If you want to help your child fall in love with reading, send them to the Summer Reading Programs. My 8 year old daughter reported the camp makes books come to life. Every year they pick a theme, and coordinate fun books that correspond to the theme. They also host activities for children to participate in. This help books come alive, and helps kids find a passion for reading.... Read More...
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Older Teen Camp - Springville, AL
Snow Camp - Somerset, PA
CCDYC @nd annual Summer Camp - Centralia, IL
The first two weeks of the CCYC Summer Camp will begin on June 20,2016 and end on July 1, 2016. This year there will be two separate camps with the second two week camp starting on July 18 and conclude on July 29 2016. Applications for the first session must be returned by June 15 to be accepted into the first session. Ages this year will range fron 7 to 12 yars of age. For additional information please contact the center at 618 532 6530 Another summer of fun for our children
Kid's Do Strollfit - Norman, OK
Join us after class for our special, annual Kid's Do Strollfit Class. All kids are welcome to bring a push toy (stroller, lawn mower, grocery cart, etc.). They can put a doll or stuffed animal in it to ride around. After class, the kids will do their own verson of Baby Boot Camp - Norman. It is sooooo cute. They learn so much by watching us, why not let them show off? Older Kids (usually age 3ish...), here is the list of exercises you can teach. Moms, please work with your child and help them show the exercise to the group and then do 5 reps. Sebastian: High Knees Whitely: Burpees Lanie: squats Cooper: push ups Who else wants to teach??? Just let me know and I will add them and their exercise. Also!! There is a prize for the best decorated push toy!!
End of Summer Campfire - West Milford, NJ
Join friends and family for our end of summer campfire.
Older Teen Camp - Springville, AL
Snow Camp - Somerset, PA
CCDYC @nd annual Summer Camp - Centralia, IL
The first two weeks of the CCYC Summer Camp will begin on June 20,2016 and end on July 1, 2016. This year there will be two separate camps with the second two week camp starting on July 18 and conclude on July 29 2016. Applications for the first session must be returned by June 15 to be accepted into the first session. Ages this year will range fron 7 to 12 yars of age. For additional information please contact the center at 618 532 6530 Another summer of fun for our children
Kid's Do Strollfit - Norman, OK
Join us after class for our special, annual Kid's Do Strollfit Class. All kids are welcome to bring a push toy (stroller, lawn mower, grocery cart, etc.). They can put a doll or stuffed animal in it to ride around. After class, the kids will do their own verson of Baby Boot Camp - Norman. It is sooooo cute. They learn so much by watching us, why not let them show off? Older Kids (usually age 3ish...), here is the list of exercises you can teach. Moms, please work with your child and help them show the exercise to the group and then do 5 reps. Sebastian: High Knees Whitely: Burpees Lanie: squats Cooper: push ups Who else wants to teach??? Just let me know and I will add them and their exercise. Also!! There is a prize for the best decorated push toy!!
End of Summer Campfire - West Milford, NJ
Join friends and family for our end of summer campfire.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
(A)-C3 Cyberclub: Minecraft Programming - Lafayette ES
Minecraft Programming Using LUA Using a custom mod called Computercraft, students will learn how to program robots called Turtles inside the world of Minecraft. Kids will utilize problem-solving skills by learning how to program their robots to complete various tasks such as programming their turtles to automatically build, mine, and craft items and structures. They will be introduced to programming if-then-else statements, for-while loops, and implement their own functions using LUA, a simple scripting language. Looking for a fun way to introduce your child to programming? Why not do it using a game they love! 2022157494.0
USF July 1/2 Day Young Stars-Outdoor Soccer Training Camp - USF Corbett Soccer Stadium
Our 1/2 day young stars outdoor training program is from 9am-12pm daily, Monday-Friday. The main priority of our Young Stars Camp is to teach players the basic techniques of soccer in a fun filled environment. Young players are much more confident and creative if they are taught specific techniques at a young age. 813-315-6485
JAVA WITH MINECRAFT - Memphis University School
Want to learn the Java programming language? Want to mod (modify) in Minecraft? Do both with this camp as you learn the fundamentals of Java programming by creating your own modification for every item, block, or creature you add. First design the graphics, then modify Java code to quickly program new features. You will edit Java templates in order to learn the fundamentals of the language without getting bogged down typing hundreds of lines of code, one by one. Take home your work on a CD at the end of camp. 901-260-1300
Cabrillo Daze Camp - School Daze Camp - January - Cabrillo Recreation Center
The Cabrillo School Daze Camp offers a variety of recreational experiences for children ages 5 to 12 years old. Camp is conveniently located in the Point Loma area and held in well-equipped surroundings. Daze Camp offers sports activities, arts and crafts, games, field trips, and more. The goal of our camp is to provide a safe, fun and active environment. Our highly qualified and enthusiastic staff wants your children to experience the endless benefits of a great camp. Core hours are from school dismissal to 6:00 PM. All participants must be picked up from Cabrillo Recreation Center by 6:00 PM. School pickup is available at Cabrillo, Loma Portal, Dana, Silvergate, Sunset View and Dewey. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If your child is new to the camp or has not yet paid the $10.00 registration fee, please add activity #22135 to your cart, otherwise your child will not be able to participate in the program. ACTIVITY January #22219 SUB-ACTIVITIES * Week 2 - Jan. 4, 2016 to Jan. 8, 2016 * School Daze Camp - Week 2 - 010416 [] * School Daze Camp...
Robots, Gagets, Gizmos - Winter - Adams Elementary
Held in Computer Lab. Through fun, hands-on and engaging science, engineering, and design technology, students learn how the world works, how buildings stand up, how machines move, and how people design, make and use technology. Projects are different for fall, winter and spring sessions and do not repeat. Using a wide assortment of curriculum materials, including KNEX, Keva Planks, Lego WeDo Robotics, Snap Circuits, and hands-on building projects, students construct machines; program robots, build gadgets, gizmos, structures and vehicles, and assemble electronics such as a radio or flying saucer. Through these integrated STEAM projects, students gain problem-solving skills; develop spatial awareness and a basic understanding of physics, gravity, electricity, energy, design, and robotics. STEAM= (science, technology, engineering, art, math). Science was never this much fun! 10 Classes for Winter Session: 1/13/16 1/20/16 1/27/16 2/3/16 2/10/16 2/17/16 2/24/16 3/2/16 3/9/16 3/23/16 NO Classes: 3/16 PC 805-570-1988
(A)-C3 Cyberclub: Minecraft Programming - Lafayette ES
Minecraft Programming Using LUA Using a custom mod called Computercraft, students will learn how to program robots called Turtles inside the world of Minecraft. Kids will utilize problem-solving skills by learning how to program their robots to complete various tasks such as programming their turtles to automatically build, mine, and craft items and structures. They will be introduced to programming if-then-else statements, for-while loops, and implement their own functions using LUA, a simple scripting language. Looking for a fun way to introduce your child to programming? Why not do it using a game they love! 2022157494.0
USF July 1/2 Day Young Stars-Outdoor Soccer Training Camp - USF Corbett Soccer Stadium
Our 1/2 day young stars outdoor training program is from 9am-12pm daily, Monday-Friday. The main priority of our Young Stars Camp is to teach players the basic techniques of soccer in a fun filled environment. Young players are much more confident and creative if they are taught specific techniques at a young age. 813-315-6485
JAVA WITH MINECRAFT - Memphis University School
Want to learn the Java programming language? Want to mod (modify) in Minecraft? Do both with this camp as you learn the fundamentals of Java programming by creating your own modification for every item, block, or creature you add. First design the graphics, then modify Java code to quickly program new features. You will edit Java templates in order to learn the fundamentals of the language without getting bogged down typing hundreds of lines of code, one by one. Take home your work on a CD at the end of camp. 901-260-1300
Cabrillo Daze Camp - School Daze Camp - January - Cabrillo Recreation Center
The Cabrillo School Daze Camp offers a variety of recreational experiences for children ages 5 to 12 years old. Camp is conveniently located in the Point Loma area and held in well-equipped surroundings. Daze Camp offers sports activities, arts and crafts, games, field trips, and more. The goal of our camp is to provide a safe, fun and active environment. Our highly qualified and enthusiastic staff wants your children to experience the endless benefits of a great camp. Core hours are from school dismissal to 6:00 PM. All participants must be picked up from Cabrillo Recreation Center by 6:00 PM. School pickup is available at Cabrillo, Loma Portal, Dana, Silvergate, Sunset View and Dewey. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If your child is new to the camp or has not yet paid the $10.00 registration fee, please add activity #22135 to your cart, otherwise your child will not be able to participate in the program. ACTIVITY January #22219 SUB-ACTIVITIES * Week 2 - Jan. 4, 2016 to Jan. 8, 2016 * School Daze Camp - Week 2 - 010416 [] * School Daze Camp...
Robots, Gagets, Gizmos - Winter - Adams Elementary
Held in Computer Lab. Through fun, hands-on and engaging science, engineering, and design technology, students learn how the world works, how buildings stand up, how machines move, and how people design, make and use technology. Projects are different for fall, winter and spring sessions and do not repeat. Using a wide assortment of curriculum materials, including KNEX, Keva Planks, Lego WeDo Robotics, Snap Circuits, and hands-on building projects, students construct machines; program robots, build gadgets, gizmos, structures and vehicles, and assemble electronics such as a radio or flying saucer. Through these integrated STEAM projects, students gain problem-solving skills; develop spatial awareness and a basic understanding of physics, gravity, electricity, energy, design, and robotics. STEAM= (science, technology, engineering, art, math). Science was never this much fun! 10 Classes for Winter Session: 1/13/16 1/20/16 1/27/16 2/3/16 2/10/16 2/17/16 2/24/16 3/2/16 3/9/16 3/23/16 NO Classes: 3/16 PC 805-570-1988