Summer Camps in Portage, WI

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Future Lady Dogs Camp - Lady Bulldogs Basketball Camps
An individual camp designed to take your game to the next level! This camp is designed to motivate a committed player and give them the tools and foundation to dramatically improve their game! We recommend this camp for girls that have at least 2+ years of playing experience. All basketball activities will take place in the Stegeman Coliseum Practice Facility that our current players use on a daily basis! This years camp experience will include an All-Star Team and coaches evaluations to take home so that you can continue to work on your game to become a future Lady Dog! 706-542-1176

Boys All Skills Camp - Ford Center-Burnham Pavilion
This camp is designed for ages 9-14 years old (entering 8th grade or younger). The camp will focus on individual skills, team offense, defense, and transition skills. Campers will also be introduced to college level individual skills and team concepts. This is a day-only program that runs 9am to 4pm. Lunch is provided daily. 800-357-7687

Wet Felting Basics with Linda Larsen - The Northville Art House
Explore the art of wet felting by making a warm and stylish neck warmer from wool roving. Each student will make design and embellishment decisions enabling them to make their own unique piece of wearable art. Wet felting requires some physical exertion, but the effort is worth it. Come join us in a fun, creative class and tone your arms at the same time! An additional $30 materials fee is payable to instructor. 2483440497.0

Sports Camp week 4- Soccer - Orchard Park Recreation
During the first hour of soccer camp, children will focus on the basic skills of soccer such as dribbling, passing, shooting and goal tending , as well as agility and foot-eye coordination. Goal tending will only be taught to those children who volunteer for this position. During the second hour, children will be able to eat a healthy snack and then participate in a series of cooperative games that will enhance their capabilities of being a good teammate and showing good sportsmanship. The third hour of soccer camp will be spent discussing the various rules of soccer such as hand ball, pushing and tripping, and playing modified games of soccer. As the skills of each child advance over the course of the week, the third hour will consist of more realistic game-like situations. Equipment will be provided. New T his Year! Friday Field Tri ps! LOCATION Green Lake Field

Carpentry (2 Weeks) - Junior Center of Art & Science
Students will learn to use a compliment of hand tools during a course that emphasizes safe tool use, practical problem-solving & creative development. The course is taught by a Master Carpenter with over 25 years of experience teaching children.Projects increase in dif- ficulty as experience grows, beginning with toy boats and working up to full-sized furniture and professional skateboards. **All first time carpentry students MUST attend the 1st day of class to participate in the course.** **Tuition includes a $25 Materials Fee** 510-839-5777