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Summer Camps in Russell, IA

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Fashion Sewing Camp at The Sewing Room- Student Choice - The Sewing Room
Fashion Sewing Camp at The Sewing Room- Student Choice Learn to sew, draw, and express yourself through fashion! Join us for a week or two of fashion fun. Each child will complete a garment and model it in an informal fashion show at the end of the week. We explore different aspects of the design process throughout the camp. Machines and tools are provided at THE SEWING ROOM, but students must purchase a project either from THE SEWING ROOM or from a fabric store (not included in the price of the camp). A pattern list appropriate to the class will be sent out in May. Snacks are provided, however, please have your child bring lunch. 9am-3pm Monday - Friday 510-332-9807

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Human Rights Seminar - Teen Track: Fall Camp
NOVEMBER 6-8th, 2015 You have a passion? Continue what you started! You looking for one? We'll hellp you find it. Camp Young Judaea Sprout Lake Verbank NY For 9-12th graders Cost: $225 $210 (for siblings) Register at https://sproutlake.campintouch.com/v2/camper/application/app0.aspx Please note that you are registering for "Fall Camp" - choose the Teen Leadership Track - Fall Camp Need help with registration? Call 917-595-1900 Email [email protected] Join YJ and International Human Rights Attorney and Judaean, Shoshana Smolen at Sprout Lake for a weekend of exploration, Young Judaea style. This weekend will focus on exploring and developing an understanding of what role teens can play in social activism and human rights issues as they relate to Israel, the Jewish people and the world.

UR Fun Summer Camp '15 - Gainesville, FL
The Senior Pastors and Partners of Upper Room Ministries would like to cordially invite you to our UR Fun Summer Camp 2015. If you have children or know any children between the ages of 5-17 then this is the place to be. We will enjoy 6 weeks of fun in the sun filled with daily activities, field trips, hot meals, snacks, water fun, science adventures, sports training, and so much more! Camp will begin Monday, June 8, 2015. You can enroll your children NOW! For more information or to enroll your children, please visit our website: www.urwelcomehere.org, call our hotline: 352-264-0006 or feel free to stop by Upper Room at 3575 NE 15th Street. Remember, there is ALWAYS room for YOU in the Upper Room. Hope to see you there!

The Coronation of Barthelemy and Oda - Blountsville, AL
Please join us for a weekend full of celebrations and tournaments! There will be heavy fighting, rapier fighting, archery, a delicious feast, and the traditional White Rose Ball! Weekend Off Board (site fee only) Adult Event Registration $23 Minus $5 Member Discount: $18 Child under 18: Bed fee $6 Weekend On Board (site fee, feast, 2 breakfasts) Adult Event Registration: $33 Minus $5 Member Discount: $28 Teens (Ages 13 – 17): $16 Children (Ages 5 – 12): $11 Child under age 5: $6 Day Trip Off Board (site fee only) Adult Event Registration: $17 Minus $5 Member Discount: $12 Child under 18: Free Day Trip On Board (site fee, feast, breakfast) Adult Event Registration: $27 Minus $5 Member Discount: $22 Teens (Ages 13 – 17): $10 Children (Ages 5 – 12): $5 Children under age 5: Free Autocrat: Baronessa Lucilla da Cefalu Stephanie Ross [email protected] (205) 542-7386 Co-Autocrat: Duchess Katrina of Iron Mountain Katrina Clifford, (205) 603-0539 [email protected] Reservations: THL Adelaide Colette de Monferrer Patricia Lovelady 1106 Chapel Creek Dr, Hoover, AL 35226 [email protected], (256) 452-8770 Feastcrat: Mistress Ailleagan nas Seolta Rachel Strange, (256) 479-1321 [email protected] RV spaces available; contact THL Anne Geyervogelin for more information: 205-277-9792 (landline; please leave a message).

Every Kid's Dream - A Holiday Bicycle Campaign - Scottsdale, AZ
Please join Maricopa Health Foundation and Bicycle Haüs for Every Kid's Dream, A Holiday Bicycle Campaign! Help us build 50 bikes to benefit Arizona Children's Center at MIHS while enjoying holiday spirits and Honey Bear's BBQ. Find out more about Maricopa Health Foundation and The Arizona Children's Center here: http://maricopahealthfoundation.org/what-we-do/patient-support/program/arizona-childrens-center

The Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts & Kids Camps - Readfield,
Four years ago Charles L. Day and Dale Potter-Clark began the process of gathering information for "Founders and Evolution of Summer Resorts..." right here at a Maranacook Community Education class. Fifty or more enthusiastic people gathered that evening to share stories and to learn about the resorts, hotels and kids’ camps that have existed in this immediate area. After years of conducting personal interviews, making site visits and doing exhaustive research Charles and Dale have published a 356 page book packed with 220+ vintage photos and information about more than forty establishments that have existed on the four lakes. Thrown in for good measure is “The Larches” on “Lake Myra” in Readfield. Included is the history of the railroad, steamboats and the trolley in this area as well as the various establishments, founders and directors. Dale will first talk about the process and some discoveries made while researching and writing the book and following this she will do a reading. She will be available to sell and sign books after the presentation. Potter-Clark will be offering three classes the spring of 2017 (Mar, Apr, May) at $12.50 each or $30 for all three. Proceeds will help fund a "Museum in the Streets" in Readfield.

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CS 8 Coding Camp - Intro to Computer Programming - Mountain View Middle School
Do you like playing video games? Do you enjoy visual art? Come learn the basics of computer coding while you design you own games and art. We will use resources from code.org, Computer Science Unplugged, and the Scratch platform. This camp is intended for those who have never taken a coding course before. Classes will be held ad MVMS in room 153 and the Atrium. LOCATION MVMS Classroom at Mountain View Middle School INSTRUCTOR Andy Byerley

Camp Youth Week Mar. 28-31, 2016 - Commerce City Hall Parks and Recreation
PREREQUISITES Employee Retiree or Industrial or INTERN or YES VOLUNTEER or Resident Plus or EFM Premier or Grandchild Premier or Resident Premier or EMPLOYEE or Resident Basic or EFM Plus or Grandchild Plus or EFM Basic or Grandchild Basic INSTRUCTOR Ruben Villalobos

The Art and Science of Photography - Sycamore School
Instructor: Lauren Ditchley -- During this camp photographers explore the medium of photography in many forms. We will experiment with traditional methods of image making - Cyanotype prints, pinhole photography, black and white darkroom, as well as current techniques in digital photography and photoshop editing. It would be helpful for students to have a point and shoot digital camera to use during this camp. This does not need to be an expensive camera, just something you might already own. 317-202-2500

APPLICATION: Integrated Science (Blended) 6/20 to 7/1 (Online) & 7/17 to 7/22 (Residential) - Selective Application for Integrated Science
Serving underrepresented and economically disadvantaged students who have talent and interest in mathematics and science is a high priority of the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy. We believe that we must actively recruit from all regions of the state of Illinois. In addition, we believe we must address the challenges of underrepresented and economically disadvantaged students through contact and intervention in the form of academic enrichment programming. This is one of those programs. The Academy continues to create and develop a culturally rich and inclusive environment that affirms and celebrates individual differences. The Integrated Science Program is a competitive application program, for students who have completed 8th grade and 1 year of pre-algebra and who are interested in application to IMSAs Residential High School Program. Required Documentation: To be considered for application for the Integrated Science Program, documentation of the following are required: 1. Completion of the 8th grade 2. Completion or enrollment in 1 year of pre-algebra 3. A Teacher Recommendation (form attached) 4. Both a Parent and student valid email account Important for Parents: If your student is selected for this program parents will be responsible for the following: 1. Transportation for the student to and from the... (630)9075950

Tennis 3 - Brigham Young University
Join BYU mens tennis head coach Brad Pearce for a week of incredible tennis! Learn strategies, tactics and techniques through drills, on-court instruction and singles and doubles play. Players will receive instruction on the fundamentals of all major strokes and will practice these strokes through feeding, live-ball drilling and competitive match-play. Students will hone their skills as they have an opportunity to advance through each of five stations that are set up to practice every aspect of their game. They will also have an opportunity to improve their fitness and participate in competitive off-court games that focus on enhancing their flexibility through stretching, agility and endurance. In addition, they will play competitive matches in both singles and doubles. This is excellent preparation for anyone interested in participating in high school tennis or preparing to compete in USTA leagues and/or tournaments. On Friday of each week, all participants will play in an individual singles tournament against players that are at their level. Trophies are awarded for the winners and runner-ups, but all will play multiple matches. The camp concludes after the tournament on Friday with an awards ceremony. The ceremony begins at 1 p.m. and ends at 1:30 p.m. for those... 801-422-5724