Summer Camps in Rupert, ID
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Valentines Make-In - University City Arts League
Its a Make-In, Baby! Adults and kids of all ages can drop in and make as many valentines as you like with plenty of paper, doilies, and sparkly glitter glue! Pay what you wish in advance or at the door. Basic "scratch-foam" printing is available for younger children (under 10) and all drop-in participants. Want to learn to cut a rubber block to make a series of printed cards? Pre-registration ( at any price level) is required for this option, and is for ages 10+ only. Children 13 and under must be with an adult. Teens age 14 and up can attend on their own, with pre-registration. 215-382-7811
Its a Make-In, Baby! Adults and kids of all ages can drop in and make as many valentines as you like with plenty of paper, doilies, and sparkly glitter glue! Pay what you wish in advance or at the door. Basic "scratch-foam" printing is available for younger children (under 10) and all drop-in participants. Want to learn to cut a rubber block to make a series of printed cards? Pre-registration ( at any price level) is required for this option, and is for ages 10+ only. Children 13 and under must be with an adult. Teens age 14 and up can attend on their own, with pre-registration. 215-382-7811
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PO Box 389, Shoshone, Idaho 83352
Traditional Bible camp + adventure camps and servant events located in beautiful mountains outstanding Christian staff.
Activities: Archery, Backpacking, Bicycling/Biking, Canoeing, Community Service, Horseback Riding (Western), Rafting,...
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Rupert, ID Summer Camps
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CYC Camp Rosenthal's 1st Annual Women's Wellness Retreat - Dowagiac, M
Chicago Youth Centers’ Camp Rosenthal is excited to announce its first annual Women's Wellness Retreat April 29th - May 1st 2016. As 21st century women we are constantly juggling the responsibilities of family, work and school. We all deserve some time out for ourselves. Why not take some time to re-connect with yourself and enjoy the fellowship of womanhood at our beautiful camp in Southwestern Michigan. Our women’s only weekend retreat will give you an opportunity to relax in a beautiful and inviting environment, reconnect with your inner self through art, meditation and reflection and allow plenty of time to appreciate sisterhood and enjoy pampering yourself. The weekend package includes lodging, meals and a full program of women centered activities for an all-inclusive fee of $125 per person. Bring a friend and get $5 off the cost of the weekend. All proceeds from the weekend go to our Camper Scholarships Fund that provides life changing experiences for inner city youth. To register for this event or for more information please contact Millie Perez at 269 424-5272 or [email protected]
Kid' Summer Camp - Silverton, OR
Let our experienced instructors guide your child through live demonstrations & hands on activities & games covering: Fitness, Dealing with Bullies, Anger Management; Street Smarts & Internet Safety.Tues. - Thurs., July 19, 20 & 21, 9 am - 1 pm.
Teen Photo Camp - Seattle, WA
Teens Camp (ages 13-18) If your teen is looking for a fun way to spend their summer, this is it! Students wil learn beginner photography with Mirroless cameras that wil be provided to them. Creative techniques will also be introduced to help enhance their skills and imaginations! Students are required to bring their own SD card to each class. Class Schedule: 10-10:30- In class demo 10:30-11- walk to location 11-12:30- shooting on location 12:30-1- lunch 1- 1:30- walk back to classroom 1:30- 2- Printing best shots of the day Monday: Students will be introduced to their cameras and photography basics. After the presentation we will walk to the Space needle to work on composition assignments. Back in class students will print their 3 best shots of the day. Tuesday: Today we will be going over aperture priority and depth of field. Class will head over to Lake Union. On the way back to class we will introduce bokeh and students will have the chance to try changing the shape of their bokeh in South Lake Union. Back in class students will print their 3 best shots of the day. Wednesday: Our first introduction to shutter speeds will include an in class demo for stopping action. Students will have a chance to practice this...
Kid's Day Camp (Mom's Day Out!) - Searcy, AR
You may drop children off for a 1/2 day or full day camp experience. Morning camp will consist of an acrylic 16 X 20 painting winter scene along with a hands-on activity. For the afternoon session, children will start with another hands-on craft with a smaller canvas painting. Children may be dropped off at 9:00 a.m. and picked up by 11:45 a.m. or drop off at 12:30 p.m. and picked up at 3:00 p.m. If you opt for full day (9:00 a.m - 3:00 p.m.), your child(ren) will get to participate in both morning and afternoon activities. The cost for the day camp for 1/2 day is $35 for the full day will be $65. If staying the entire day, we will provide sausage, pepperoni, or cheese pizza with a drink, or you may bring your own sack lunch.
Kid's Summer Camp Arlington, VA (June 27-Sept 2) - Arlington, VA
Kid's Summer Camp, Arlington, VA - June 27 - Sept. 2, 5 yrs to 14 yrs old. Recess All Summer Long! Set your kids up for a lifetime of healthy habits! - Each week your kids learn to set and achieve small goals - We teach and inspire healthy habits with food, exercise and personal care - We help them develop coordination, sportsmanship, and respect - We help them learn to overcome challenges both physical and mental - We help cultivate confidence and social skills OUR PHILOSOPHY We embrace kid’s natural curiosity, creativity and love of games to help them enjoy a healthy lifestyle and be fit for life! We do all this in a safe and encouraging environment. A TYPICAL DAY at Summer Day Camp for Kids - Let’s Stretch! – Yoga (non‐spiritual) that is creative, fun and a learning experience. We teach why stretching is important today, next week, next year and in 10 years! - Nutritional “Labs” ‐ We will discuss a symptom, for example, being grumpy and irritable and explain blood sugar, how it is affected, and what you can do to feel better through the right nutrition/eating healthy. - Recess/Exercise – Fitness that is fun – we make a game...
CYC Camp Rosenthal's 1st Annual Women's Wellness Retreat - Dowagiac, M
Chicago Youth Centers’ Camp Rosenthal is excited to announce its first annual Women's Wellness Retreat April 29th - May 1st 2016. As 21st century women we are constantly juggling the responsibilities of family, work and school. We all deserve some time out for ourselves. Why not take some time to re-connect with yourself and enjoy the fellowship of womanhood at our beautiful camp in Southwestern Michigan. Our women’s only weekend retreat will give you an opportunity to relax in a beautiful and inviting environment, reconnect with your inner self through art, meditation and reflection and allow plenty of time to appreciate sisterhood and enjoy pampering yourself. The weekend package includes lodging, meals and a full program of women centered activities for an all-inclusive fee of $125 per person. Bring a friend and get $5 off the cost of the weekend. All proceeds from the weekend go to our Camper Scholarships Fund that provides life changing experiences for inner city youth. To register for this event or for more information please contact Millie Perez at 269 424-5272 or [email protected]
Kid' Summer Camp - Silverton, OR
Let our experienced instructors guide your child through live demonstrations & hands on activities & games covering: Fitness, Dealing with Bullies, Anger Management; Street Smarts & Internet Safety.Tues. - Thurs., July 19, 20 & 21, 9 am - 1 pm.
Teen Photo Camp - Seattle, WA
Teens Camp (ages 13-18) If your teen is looking for a fun way to spend their summer, this is it! Students wil learn beginner photography with Mirroless cameras that wil be provided to them. Creative techniques will also be introduced to help enhance their skills and imaginations! Students are required to bring their own SD card to each class. Class Schedule: 10-10:30- In class demo 10:30-11- walk to location 11-12:30- shooting on location 12:30-1- lunch 1- 1:30- walk back to classroom 1:30- 2- Printing best shots of the day Monday: Students will be introduced to their cameras and photography basics. After the presentation we will walk to the Space needle to work on composition assignments. Back in class students will print their 3 best shots of the day. Tuesday: Today we will be going over aperture priority and depth of field. Class will head over to Lake Union. On the way back to class we will introduce bokeh and students will have the chance to try changing the shape of their bokeh in South Lake Union. Back in class students will print their 3 best shots of the day. Wednesday: Our first introduction to shutter speeds will include an in class demo for stopping action. Students will have a chance to practice this...
Kid's Day Camp (Mom's Day Out!) - Searcy, AR
You may drop children off for a 1/2 day or full day camp experience. Morning camp will consist of an acrylic 16 X 20 painting winter scene along with a hands-on activity. For the afternoon session, children will start with another hands-on craft with a smaller canvas painting. Children may be dropped off at 9:00 a.m. and picked up by 11:45 a.m. or drop off at 12:30 p.m. and picked up at 3:00 p.m. If you opt for full day (9:00 a.m - 3:00 p.m.), your child(ren) will get to participate in both morning and afternoon activities. The cost for the day camp for 1/2 day is $35 for the full day will be $65. If staying the entire day, we will provide sausage, pepperoni, or cheese pizza with a drink, or you may bring your own sack lunch.
Kid's Summer Camp Arlington, VA (June 27-Sept 2) - Arlington, VA
Kid's Summer Camp, Arlington, VA - June 27 - Sept. 2, 5 yrs to 14 yrs old. Recess All Summer Long! Set your kids up for a lifetime of healthy habits! - Each week your kids learn to set and achieve small goals - We teach and inspire healthy habits with food, exercise and personal care - We help them develop coordination, sportsmanship, and respect - We help them learn to overcome challenges both physical and mental - We help cultivate confidence and social skills OUR PHILOSOPHY We embrace kid’s natural curiosity, creativity and love of games to help them enjoy a healthy lifestyle and be fit for life! We do all this in a safe and encouraging environment. A TYPICAL DAY at Summer Day Camp for Kids - Let’s Stretch! – Yoga (non‐spiritual) that is creative, fun and a learning experience. We teach why stretching is important today, next week, next year and in 10 years! - Nutritional “Labs” ‐ We will discuss a symptom, for example, being grumpy and irritable and explain blood sugar, how it is affected, and what you can do to feel better through the right nutrition/eating healthy. - Recess/Exercise – Fitness that is fun – we make a game...
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Hitting Mini Camp P.M. Session - Rice University Tudor Fieldhouse
Come learn how to become a more effective and powerful hitter. We will cover armswing, approach, hand control, and attacking different tempo sets. *Note: This mini camp will have different drills from the morning session, so those attending both session will not repeat all of the same drills. 713-348-4795
Youth Voice - Omaha Community Playhouse
Sing your heart out! This class will help students develop strong voices and good breathing techniques. 402-553-4890 x119
Advanced Video Production Camp - KMVT Community Television
Advanced Video production provides a unique opportunity for students to develop their multimedia production skills. Students spend time screenwriting, story boarding, producing, lighting, and editing. By the end of the week, students create an entire production which is broadcasted on cable Channel 15. Students must have taken Intro to Video Production first before registering for this camp. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bring a lunch and a drink each day. AGE CATEGORY Youth (5-14) LOCATION KMVT Community Television at KMVT Community Television INSTRUCTOR KMVT Community Television Staff
Week 8 Young Inventors - Friends School Mullica Hill
This camp will ask our campers to dream big as we spend the week drawing up our creations for another FSMH Summer Camp Worlds Fair! At the weeks end, campers will get some more hands on creative experience with a trip to Wheaton Arts. While morning activities are geared toward the weeks theme, all weekly FSMH camps include a trip to the pool Monday-Thursday for a swim lesson and play time. Campers will also have a choice in the afternoon to play outdoor games or work on arts and crafts. 856-478-2908 x126
ADV Robotic w/ LEGO EV3 - Faith Lutheran Church
Using LEGOs New EV3 Space challenge Set and Activity Pack, campers are introduced to robotics with a very current and real-world theme-traveling and living on Mars! Campers will work as scientists and engineers as they progress though a set of lessons, challenges, and projects that fully integrate science, technology, engineering, and math concepts while prompting creative problem solving, communication, and teamwork. Campers will learn the basics of gears to help them apply physical science and math principles to build effective robots. They will also progress through a series of missions in which they investigate, observe, calculate, and apply their knowledge to solve specific tasks. Our space engineers will conduct research as they explore, plan, and develop three fundamental challenges NASA engineers and scientists are working to solve-how to endure humans can survive in space, how humans can create energy in space, and how robots can help humans explore space. 713-589-8958
Hitting Mini Camp P.M. Session - Rice University Tudor Fieldhouse
Come learn how to become a more effective and powerful hitter. We will cover armswing, approach, hand control, and attacking different tempo sets. *Note: This mini camp will have different drills from the morning session, so those attending both session will not repeat all of the same drills. 713-348-4795
Youth Voice - Omaha Community Playhouse
Sing your heart out! This class will help students develop strong voices and good breathing techniques. 402-553-4890 x119
Advanced Video Production Camp - KMVT Community Television
Advanced Video production provides a unique opportunity for students to develop their multimedia production skills. Students spend time screenwriting, story boarding, producing, lighting, and editing. By the end of the week, students create an entire production which is broadcasted on cable Channel 15. Students must have taken Intro to Video Production first before registering for this camp. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Bring a lunch and a drink each day. AGE CATEGORY Youth (5-14) LOCATION KMVT Community Television at KMVT Community Television INSTRUCTOR KMVT Community Television Staff
Week 8 Young Inventors - Friends School Mullica Hill
This camp will ask our campers to dream big as we spend the week drawing up our creations for another FSMH Summer Camp Worlds Fair! At the weeks end, campers will get some more hands on creative experience with a trip to Wheaton Arts. While morning activities are geared toward the weeks theme, all weekly FSMH camps include a trip to the pool Monday-Thursday for a swim lesson and play time. Campers will also have a choice in the afternoon to play outdoor games or work on arts and crafts. 856-478-2908 x126
ADV Robotic w/ LEGO EV3 - Faith Lutheran Church
Using LEGOs New EV3 Space challenge Set and Activity Pack, campers are introduced to robotics with a very current and real-world theme-traveling and living on Mars! Campers will work as scientists and engineers as they progress though a set of lessons, challenges, and projects that fully integrate science, technology, engineering, and math concepts while prompting creative problem solving, communication, and teamwork. Campers will learn the basics of gears to help them apply physical science and math principles to build effective robots. They will also progress through a series of missions in which they investigate, observe, calculate, and apply their knowledge to solve specific tasks. Our space engineers will conduct research as they explore, plan, and develop three fundamental challenges NASA engineers and scientists are working to solve-how to endure humans can survive in space, how humans can create energy in space, and how robots can help humans explore space. 713-589-8958