Summer Camps in Polk County, OR
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Water World - Vasona Lake County Park
Water, water everywhere, undeniably one of the most crucial elements to life on our planet is water. Yet how many people understand the basics of this life giving resource? Use investigation, observation, and exploration to understand more about this amazing resource. Do hands-on experiments involving dropping, spraying, heating, and freezing and discover the mysterious properties of water and how it changes to different states of matter. Explore the local watershed to see how water moves and changes shape along its path to the sea. Search the creek to look for critters that live in or near water. Meet and take a close look at YSIs live aquatic animals and develop a better appreciation for the world of water. 408-827-5507
Water, water everywhere, undeniably one of the most crucial elements to life on our planet is water. Yet how many people understand the basics of this life giving resource? Use investigation, observation, and exploration to understand more about this amazing resource. Do hands-on experiments involving dropping, spraying, heating, and freezing and discover the mysterious properties of water and how it changes to different states of matter. Explore the local watershed to see how water moves and changes shape along its path to the sea. Search the creek to look for critters that live in or near water. Meet and take a close look at YSIs live aquatic animals and develop a better appreciation for the world of water. 408-827-5507
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What is a good camp option for a 13 year old interested in math and science?
A specialized science camp is a great option for a 13 year old boy. While there are some specialty camps that offer a day camp program, a 13 year old is going to have a better experience at a residential camp. Science camps offer such great activities as robotics workshops, science fairs, chess tournaments and instruction in physics and astronomy. While these are amazing activities, most of them take place indoors. At a residential camp, a 13 year old will also have a chance to spend time outside, playing sports and swimming in a lake. Science camps may also offer...
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Godspell (Teen Summer Camp) - Greensburg, PA
Shows at the Greensburg Garden & Civic Center, July 31 @ 8:30pm, Aug 1 @ 2pm & 8:30pm, General Admission Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for students. We have mult-show discounts as well. TIckets can be purchased in advance in the office during business hours or at the show. Box office opens 1 hour prior to each show. Call 724.832.SING or visit StageRightGreesnburg.com.
Campus Ministry Night | NWA Area-Wide Youth Worship - Springdale, AR
Welcome To Camp Firewood Circa 1995 (Improvised Wet Hot American Summe
The setting is Camp Firewood, the year is 1995. A new batch of kids have arrived at Camp Firewood. It's the last day before everyone goes back to the real world, but there's still a summer's worth of unfinished business to resolve. It's still Jewish. It's still weird. It's completely improvised. We're taking it higher and higher. CAST THE COUNSELORS: Irene Carroll (as Beth), Mehdi Barakchian, Jamie Leelo, Chris Griggs, Joel Shaughnessy, Langston Belton THE CAMPERS: Leah Evans, Ronny Pascale, Marisa Brau, Gregory Lotsvin, Stephen Thornton, Karen Summerton GENE THE COOK: Brian Hansbury TECH/CAN OF VEGETABLES: Mike Sause
Summer Camp Volunteer Informational Session - Tulsa, OK
New Hope serves children and youth of Oklahoma ages 5-18 who have an incarcerated parent. Our summer camps offer unique opportunities to learn and grow in a supportive enviornment. Our camps depend upon our volunteers. Volunteers are needed to help us prepare for camp, at camp, in-between camps, and after camp. There is a role and opportunity for everyone! Find out more about the ways you can support our summer camps by attending New Hope’s Summer Camp Volunteer Informational Session, Saturday, March 26th, 1:00 p.m-2:00pm, Brookside Library (1207 E. 45th Pl). Email [email protected] or call (303) 906-7710 for more information.
Kid's Summer Camp #2 - Running Springs, CA
Summer Camp for kids going into grades 3-5
Godspell (Teen Summer Camp) - Greensburg, PA
Shows at the Greensburg Garden & Civic Center, July 31 @ 8:30pm, Aug 1 @ 2pm & 8:30pm, General Admission Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for students. We have mult-show discounts as well. TIckets can be purchased in advance in the office during business hours or at the show. Box office opens 1 hour prior to each show. Call 724.832.SING or visit StageRightGreesnburg.com.
Campus Ministry Night | NWA Area-Wide Youth Worship - Springdale, AR
Welcome To Camp Firewood Circa 1995 (Improvised Wet Hot American Summe
The setting is Camp Firewood, the year is 1995. A new batch of kids have arrived at Camp Firewood. It's the last day before everyone goes back to the real world, but there's still a summer's worth of unfinished business to resolve. It's still Jewish. It's still weird. It's completely improvised. We're taking it higher and higher. CAST THE COUNSELORS: Irene Carroll (as Beth), Mehdi Barakchian, Jamie Leelo, Chris Griggs, Joel Shaughnessy, Langston Belton THE CAMPERS: Leah Evans, Ronny Pascale, Marisa Brau, Gregory Lotsvin, Stephen Thornton, Karen Summerton GENE THE COOK: Brian Hansbury TECH/CAN OF VEGETABLES: Mike Sause
Summer Camp Volunteer Informational Session - Tulsa, OK
New Hope serves children and youth of Oklahoma ages 5-18 who have an incarcerated parent. Our summer camps offer unique opportunities to learn and grow in a supportive enviornment. Our camps depend upon our volunteers. Volunteers are needed to help us prepare for camp, at camp, in-between camps, and after camp. There is a role and opportunity for everyone! Find out more about the ways you can support our summer camps by attending New Hope’s Summer Camp Volunteer Informational Session, Saturday, March 26th, 1:00 p.m-2:00pm, Brookside Library (1207 E. 45th Pl). Email [email protected] or call (303) 906-7710 for more information.
Kid's Summer Camp #2 - Running Springs, CA
Summer Camp for kids going into grades 3-5
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Calculus Prep (39506A) - Cary Academy
Get a head start on calculus by reviewing important algebra, geometry, and trigonometry foundations you need to know to succeed in the course. Gain an edge by learning how to avoid the most common algebra errors made by calculus students. Study introductory topics in derivatives and integrals, both of which will help prepare you to tackle calculus. Participants must be enrolled in calculus for the 2016-2017 school year. 919-677-7839
Kangaroos, Snakes, Frogs and Lizards Painting - Wellness Center Art Space
Lets take a trip "Down Under" where kangaroos hop the open landscape and snakes slither the dessert. Kids will learn about the wildlife from Australia and create an amphibious artwork design. 201-248-3455
Spring Break Half Day Junior Camp - Broad Run Golf
Just Like our Summer Camps, but held over Spring Break Week! This camp is for juniors ages 6-12 who are looking for a fun week of golf. In addition to teaching basic & intermediate golf skills, our PGA Teaching Professionals incorporate fitness, golf drills, and many fun games and challenges to support learning. Full-Day campers get to play ON THE COURSE every day (weather permitting) with our staff. 703-927-7207
STEAM Explorers Maker Lab (Grades K-2) - Rider Center
Camp Einstein practices the Innovator Mindset; tools which help strengthen our communication, collaboration, creative and critical thinking skills. Our highly trained Lead Explorers will help children select projects from the following modules, including: Music and Mechanical Engineering, Flight and Aerial Photography, Textiles and Technology, Reverse Engineering, 3D Printing, Robotics, and Augmented Reality with Google Cardboard. Students will have access to some of the latest technology tools such as 3D printers, computers, and laser cutters, as well as traditional crafts as they complete the projects. Our week is filled with making and tinkering, learning new tools, making new friends, inventing, and gaining confidence as an innovative thinker. 847 695-0309 x259
Manga Maker - Location: Center for The Creative Arts
Learn the Japanese style of graphic storytelling known as Manga. Use colored pencils and paint in creating illustrated stories brought to life in a comic book format. 302 239-2434 x120
Calculus Prep (39506A) - Cary Academy
Get a head start on calculus by reviewing important algebra, geometry, and trigonometry foundations you need to know to succeed in the course. Gain an edge by learning how to avoid the most common algebra errors made by calculus students. Study introductory topics in derivatives and integrals, both of which will help prepare you to tackle calculus. Participants must be enrolled in calculus for the 2016-2017 school year. 919-677-7839
Kangaroos, Snakes, Frogs and Lizards Painting - Wellness Center Art Space
Lets take a trip "Down Under" where kangaroos hop the open landscape and snakes slither the dessert. Kids will learn about the wildlife from Australia and create an amphibious artwork design. 201-248-3455
Spring Break Half Day Junior Camp - Broad Run Golf
Just Like our Summer Camps, but held over Spring Break Week! This camp is for juniors ages 6-12 who are looking for a fun week of golf. In addition to teaching basic & intermediate golf skills, our PGA Teaching Professionals incorporate fitness, golf drills, and many fun games and challenges to support learning. Full-Day campers get to play ON THE COURSE every day (weather permitting) with our staff. 703-927-7207
STEAM Explorers Maker Lab (Grades K-2) - Rider Center
Camp Einstein practices the Innovator Mindset; tools which help strengthen our communication, collaboration, creative and critical thinking skills. Our highly trained Lead Explorers will help children select projects from the following modules, including: Music and Mechanical Engineering, Flight and Aerial Photography, Textiles and Technology, Reverse Engineering, 3D Printing, Robotics, and Augmented Reality with Google Cardboard. Students will have access to some of the latest technology tools such as 3D printers, computers, and laser cutters, as well as traditional crafts as they complete the projects. Our week is filled with making and tinkering, learning new tools, making new friends, inventing, and gaining confidence as an innovative thinker. 847 695-0309 x259
Manga Maker - Location: Center for The Creative Arts
Learn the Japanese style of graphic storytelling known as Manga. Use colored pencils and paint in creating illustrated stories brought to life in a comic book format. 302 239-2434 x120