Summer Camps in Rolla, KS
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Math Readiness Camp for Kindergartners - Bolles Whitehurst Campus
This summer math program will cover the basic skills and concepts students need to be ready for Kindergarten. We will do hands on activities to build number sense and enumeration, arithmetic reasoning, spatial sense and geometric reasoning, pattern sense and pattern construction, measurement and data representation, and logical relations. 904-256-5071
This summer math program will cover the basic skills and concepts students need to be ready for Kindergarten. We will do hands on activities to build number sense and enumeration, arithmetic reasoning, spatial sense and geometric reasoning, pattern sense and pattern construction, measurement and data representation, and logical relations. 904-256-5071
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Southeastern Youth Convocation 2017 - Hawthorne, FL
$45 per Person includes lodging, food, and transportation. register today to reserve a cabin. Deadline is 12-17-2017 for more info see a youth staff member. visit secsda.org to register or contact one of us to register you.
Kid's Christmas Camp - Odessa, TX
All ages welcome Ages 6 and older can be drop off. You can choose however many days you would like your child to attend. Discount is given when all 3 days are chosen. We will be painting on an 11 x 14 canvas And making one christmas craft. Please make sure to have your child wear play clothes since we will be painting. Snacks are provided but feel free to pack a lunch For any other questions you can message us here on facebook or email us at [email protected]
Youth Camp! - Leakey, TX
Alto Frio Area Youth Camp July 5 - 10th, 2015 Camp Pastor: Jessie Ricones Worship Leader: Ryan Proudfoot (Y'all remember Worship Leader Ryan Proudfoot, don't you. Won't it be great to see him again?) REGISTRATION: $35.00 per church and $50.00 per person Cost of Camp Per Person: Jan 1 - Mar 31, 2015 $175.00 April 1 - May 31, 2015 $200.00 Jun 1 - July 5, 2015 $225.00 SIGN UP EARLY AND SAVE MONEY For more information, see Brian at First Baptist Church Pleasanton, TX
2016 Walk A Kid To Camp (-athon) - Puyallup, WA
The Salvation Army is hosting a walkathon to raise funds to help send children to summer camp. We offer several camp sessions lasting from three to eight days for children of various ages. Your child will be supervised by caring on-site counselors.There are three types of camping experiences for children ranging in age from six to sixteen which include; residential camps, day camps and teen wilderness camps. We need help raising the funds to supporting sending children to camp. Join us June 4 and help us send children to summer camp.
Berrien County Riders 2016 Annual MDA Summer Camp Run - Saint Joseph,
10 am sign up at the mark. $20.00 driver $10.00 rider. Ride leaves at noon on a scenic route to the Dowagiac Moose and then back to playland hall on Nickerson Ave. Lunch and dinner supplied. Cash bar. Door prizes and silent auction. We want to make this one of the largest events we have done for MDA and send as many kids to camp as we can at no charge to them. If you can make the ride please think about just donating to the cause. Thank You.
Southeastern Youth Convocation 2017 - Hawthorne, FL
$45 per Person includes lodging, food, and transportation. register today to reserve a cabin. Deadline is 12-17-2017 for more info see a youth staff member. visit secsda.org to register or contact one of us to register you.
Kid's Christmas Camp - Odessa, TX
All ages welcome Ages 6 and older can be drop off. You can choose however many days you would like your child to attend. Discount is given when all 3 days are chosen. We will be painting on an 11 x 14 canvas And making one christmas craft. Please make sure to have your child wear play clothes since we will be painting. Snacks are provided but feel free to pack a lunch For any other questions you can message us here on facebook or email us at [email protected]
Youth Camp! - Leakey, TX
Alto Frio Area Youth Camp July 5 - 10th, 2015 Camp Pastor: Jessie Ricones Worship Leader: Ryan Proudfoot (Y'all remember Worship Leader Ryan Proudfoot, don't you. Won't it be great to see him again?) REGISTRATION: $35.00 per church and $50.00 per person Cost of Camp Per Person: Jan 1 - Mar 31, 2015 $175.00 April 1 - May 31, 2015 $200.00 Jun 1 - July 5, 2015 $225.00 SIGN UP EARLY AND SAVE MONEY For more information, see Brian at First Baptist Church Pleasanton, TX
2016 Walk A Kid To Camp (-athon) - Puyallup, WA
The Salvation Army is hosting a walkathon to raise funds to help send children to summer camp. We offer several camp sessions lasting from three to eight days for children of various ages. Your child will be supervised by caring on-site counselors.There are three types of camping experiences for children ranging in age from six to sixteen which include; residential camps, day camps and teen wilderness camps. We need help raising the funds to supporting sending children to camp. Join us June 4 and help us send children to summer camp.
Berrien County Riders 2016 Annual MDA Summer Camp Run - Saint Joseph,
10 am sign up at the mark. $20.00 driver $10.00 rider. Ride leaves at noon on a scenic route to the Dowagiac Moose and then back to playland hall on Nickerson Ave. Lunch and dinner supplied. Cash bar. Door prizes and silent auction. We want to make this one of the largest events we have done for MDA and send as many kids to camp as we can at no charge to them. If you can make the ride please think about just donating to the cause. Thank You.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
2016 Basic Sports Medicine Camp - Athletic Training Center
By popular demand, Stanford University Sports Medicine will be opening its doors again to expose its unique methods of medical care for the nations most elite athletes. The programs expert level clinicians will provide hands-on instruction of topics from the very basics of sports medicine care to the integration of cutting edge approaches to injury prevention, rehabilitation, and athletic performance. The program includes: Anatomy and Musculoskeletal Injury Emergency Preparedness Injury and Illness Prevention Movement and Performance Located in the heart of the Silicon Valley, see firsthand how advanced technologies positively impact injury recovery and training. Recommended for high school students interested in sports medicine or a career in athletic training. Specifically for those with no experience in Sports Medicine and students who have not taken a sports medicine class. Camp is open to any and all entrants (limited only by number and grade level). 650-498-6451
Introduction to Earth and Space Science - Morgan Park Academy
This course will serve as an introductory course that covers topics such as physical geology, historical geology, oceanography, meteorology, and astronomy. The fundamental goal of this class will be to relate the interaction of the earth sciences to the physical world. 773-881-6700
Girls Volleyball Day Camps Session #2 - Hollinger Fieldhouse
The Day Volleyball Camps offer instruction at the beginner and advanced levels. Beginners will focus on knowledge of the game, competitive fun, and fundamental ball control. Advanced campers will cover the proper technique for basic skills, offensive playsets, defensive formations, strategy, teamwork and attitude, and setting personal and team goals. Campers will be placed on teams, depending on skill level, with specialized coaching on each level. Each camper should bring comfortable volleyball or cross train-ing sneakers, extra shirt and socks, and a container of water. WCU and its camp staff are not responsible for lost or missing items. All personal equipment should be marked with the campers name. New in 2015! All Day Campers will receive lunch in the WCU Cafeteria. Cost of lunch is included in camp tuition. 610-436-3555
Pioneer Pottery - Greenacres Education Offices
Travel back in time to when our ancestors arrived and needed everything from plates and bowls to homes to live in. Learn how they made use of the soft clay shale along the stream bank. Make your own bowl, learn how to ‘chink a log cabin and cast bricks. Well even dye a t-shirt with clay dyes! 513-891-4227
Super Hero Science - 1st/2nd Grade - DHDC
Join us as we unlock the secrets behind super heroes powers. Experiment with weather, superhuman strength, stretchy material, and much more. 8063559547 x108
2016 Basic Sports Medicine Camp - Athletic Training Center
By popular demand, Stanford University Sports Medicine will be opening its doors again to expose its unique methods of medical care for the nations most elite athletes. The programs expert level clinicians will provide hands-on instruction of topics from the very basics of sports medicine care to the integration of cutting edge approaches to injury prevention, rehabilitation, and athletic performance. The program includes: Anatomy and Musculoskeletal Injury Emergency Preparedness Injury and Illness Prevention Movement and Performance Located in the heart of the Silicon Valley, see firsthand how advanced technologies positively impact injury recovery and training. Recommended for high school students interested in sports medicine or a career in athletic training. Specifically for those with no experience in Sports Medicine and students who have not taken a sports medicine class. Camp is open to any and all entrants (limited only by number and grade level). 650-498-6451
Introduction to Earth and Space Science - Morgan Park Academy
This course will serve as an introductory course that covers topics such as physical geology, historical geology, oceanography, meteorology, and astronomy. The fundamental goal of this class will be to relate the interaction of the earth sciences to the physical world. 773-881-6700
Girls Volleyball Day Camps Session #2 - Hollinger Fieldhouse
The Day Volleyball Camps offer instruction at the beginner and advanced levels. Beginners will focus on knowledge of the game, competitive fun, and fundamental ball control. Advanced campers will cover the proper technique for basic skills, offensive playsets, defensive formations, strategy, teamwork and attitude, and setting personal and team goals. Campers will be placed on teams, depending on skill level, with specialized coaching on each level. Each camper should bring comfortable volleyball or cross train-ing sneakers, extra shirt and socks, and a container of water. WCU and its camp staff are not responsible for lost or missing items. All personal equipment should be marked with the campers name. New in 2015! All Day Campers will receive lunch in the WCU Cafeteria. Cost of lunch is included in camp tuition. 610-436-3555
Pioneer Pottery - Greenacres Education Offices
Travel back in time to when our ancestors arrived and needed everything from plates and bowls to homes to live in. Learn how they made use of the soft clay shale along the stream bank. Make your own bowl, learn how to ‘chink a log cabin and cast bricks. Well even dye a t-shirt with clay dyes! 513-891-4227
Super Hero Science - 1st/2nd Grade - DHDC
Join us as we unlock the secrets behind super heroes powers. Experiment with weather, superhuman strength, stretchy material, and much more. 8063559547 x108