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Summer Camps in Salem County, NJ
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Power of Drawing Full Day Camp - Clague Middle School
[] This summer, for our first session of the day, the ALL NEW "Power of Drawing!" summer classes will take you on adventures to places, spaces, and other worlds with specialized drawing workshops. First, we zoom to the farthest reaches of the galaxy with our new friend, Sketch, and his colorful cast of cartoon friends! From astronauts in jetpacks to out-of- this-world alien lifeforms, our students will learn how to compose well-drawn cartoon figures in dynamic poses. Then we tackle a world of monsters, creatures, and creeps - from furry to scaly! For our adventure in Color and Design, each student will create a personalized Japanese kimono, an Escher-like graphic, or a study in primitive art. For the last adventure of the day, all artists will choose either still life drawing or portraiture as a study in technique. We will explore fine art (realistic, stylized, and abstract), graphic design, and cartooning using pastels, colored pencils, and professional marker techniques that will enhance ones analytical and perceptual drawing skills! Some of the work will be created on a larger 12 x 18 format. All students will build a weeklong portfolio and participate...
[] This summer, for our first session of the day, the ALL NEW "Power of Drawing!" summer classes will take you on adventures to places, spaces, and other worlds with specialized drawing workshops. First, we zoom to the farthest reaches of the galaxy with our new friend, Sketch, and his colorful cast of cartoon friends! From astronauts in jetpacks to out-of- this-world alien lifeforms, our students will learn how to compose well-drawn cartoon figures in dynamic poses. Then we tackle a world of monsters, creatures, and creeps - from furry to scaly! For our adventure in Color and Design, each student will create a personalized Japanese kimono, an Escher-like graphic, or a study in primitive art. For the last adventure of the day, all artists will choose either still life drawing or portraiture as a study in technique. We will explore fine art (realistic, stylized, and abstract), graphic design, and cartooning using pastels, colored pencils, and professional marker techniques that will enhance ones analytical and perceptual drawing skills! Some of the work will be created on a larger 12 x 18 format. All students will build a weeklong portfolio and participate...
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Salem County, NJ Summer Camps
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Parents should always take the time to consider a camp’s facilities and features when selecting a program for their children. It is important to keep in mind advanced facilities as well as safety. The location of the camp is important. Some programs have pools whereas others have lakes. It is important to explore what makes each organization and its program different. Many camps will have photos and information about their camp’s features and facilities online. Taking a tour is another chance to see the facilities.
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Kid's Super Hero Art Camp - Plainfield, IL
10am-12pm Ages 5-7 All supplies included! $75/student Kids will enjoy art projects that will help them cover some of the basics and also begin learn how to draw super heros! Classes are limited to 10 children. Call 815-302-3339 to reserve or email at [email protected]
Election Day Camp- Kids - Lafayette, LA
School is out for Election Day! Don’t stress, Nutty Scientists has you covered with an All-Day Camp filled with Interactive Workshops, Scienceful Art Projects, and Cool Inventions! You can either purchase camp time by the hour for $5 per hour or you can purchase the whole day! $45 w/ Lunch/Snack/Juice. $40 w/ NO Lunch/Snack/ Nor Juice. Lunch will be Pepperoni or Cheese Pizza and we will supply juice and snack. If you select the NO LUNCH option you MUST provide Lunch & Snack. We have a water fountain but you may also send juice or water! PLEASE do not send any type of nuts to Nutty Scientists with your child. We have many little ones with nut allergies! If you are registering hourly, choose number of tickets per hour you are registering for. Example: You want 3 hours, select 3 tickets next to hourly pass. Ages accepted is 5-11! Time: 9:00 am – 5:30 pm 9:00am – 10:00am is drop off. The door will remain locked until 9:00am. This is considered an “early drop-off” to cater to more parents getting to work. Activities as usual start at 10:00am!
Summer Camp 2015 - Waynesville, NC
With summer around the corner, many parents find themselves struggling to find fun, educational activities to schedule for their children. Working parents scramble to find childcare providers who offer a safe environment while still delivering their kids some real summer fun. Smoky Mountain Sk8way & FUN ZONE has once again partnered with area teachers and specialists to offer a fun, affordable, healthy and safe summer day camp experience for kids who've finished kindergarten through sixth grade. Skate, Learn, Play is the theme. This year the summer camp has gone the extra mile to become an officially licensed camp by the State of North Carolina which allows them to accept subsidized payments from Southwestern Child Development. The Sk8way has also added a 5,000 sq ft outdoor park for the kids to play in, new games and activities and even better, most will agree, they will have nutritious breakfast and lunches provided by the Haywood County School System. "This is not your ordinary summer camp", explains Camp Director Sandra Christopher, "We are action packed with activities, skill building, educational and friend making fun! Your kids will not be bored this summer, that's for sure!" Activities will...
Wine and Oyster Night with the South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen
Join us at Pearlz Oyster Bar in the Vista to celebrate the National Day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy. Coinciding with Midlands Gives this year, we are gearing up for a night of fun and philanthropy and we want you to be there! The SC Campaign works hard all year to help reduce the number of teen pregnancies in communities across the state and we depend on the help of those invested in the future of South Carolina. Want to help? Sponsor us during Midlands Gives by making a donation on May 3rd- https://midlandsgives.org/npo/south-carolina-campaign-to-prevent-teen-pregnancy/ Hosted by: Forrest Alton and Heather Brandt Charlie and Cayci Banks Alvin and LaGuadia Caughman Jamie and Tameika Isaac Devine Philippe Herndon and Jennifer Duffy Erin Johnson and Shawn Skillman Mary Ellen Maloney MPA Strategies Clare Folio Morris Kemi Ogunji Kyle and Heather Reeves Matthew and Beth Richardson Carol Singletary Matthew and Kimberley Wicker Michelle Nimmons Carol's Art Group Cromer's P-Nuts, LLC Tina Torres of She Did That! Lara and Scott Winburn Sponsored by: Midlands Biz
ESM Varsity Cheer Youth Camp - Minoa, NY
Youth Cheerleading Camp . All Districts Welcome :) Boys and Girls Ages 5-16 $40 Per Camper $30 Per Camper Family Rate (2 or More Children ) August 24th :: 5:45-8 August 25th :: 5:45-8 August 26th :: 5:45-8 August 27th :: ShowCase 5:45-8 All family and friends welcome REGISTRATION & PAYMENT DUE: AUGUST 16th ! Attn: Cheerleading ESM CSD 6400 Fremont Road East Syracuse NY 13057 Checks payable to : Varsity Cheerleading To receive paperwork please Email Coach Brittany @ [email protected] or Call (315) 447-7919 Camp Includes Cheer, Jump, Dance, Basic Tumbling and Stunting Instruction by the ESM Varsity Cheerleaders and Coaches Each Camper Will Receive a camp T-Shirt and Hair Bow All Proceeds to Benefit :: The ESM Varsity Cheerleading Competition Season Registration and Flyer Attached in Event Questions - Contact Coach Brittany Barrigar (315) 447-7919 or [email protected]
Kid's Super Hero Art Camp - Plainfield, IL
10am-12pm Ages 5-7 All supplies included! $75/student Kids will enjoy art projects that will help them cover some of the basics and also begin learn how to draw super heros! Classes are limited to 10 children. Call 815-302-3339 to reserve or email at [email protected]
Election Day Camp- Kids - Lafayette, LA
School is out for Election Day! Don’t stress, Nutty Scientists has you covered with an All-Day Camp filled with Interactive Workshops, Scienceful Art Projects, and Cool Inventions! You can either purchase camp time by the hour for $5 per hour or you can purchase the whole day! $45 w/ Lunch/Snack/Juice. $40 w/ NO Lunch/Snack/ Nor Juice. Lunch will be Pepperoni or Cheese Pizza and we will supply juice and snack. If you select the NO LUNCH option you MUST provide Lunch & Snack. We have a water fountain but you may also send juice or water! PLEASE do not send any type of nuts to Nutty Scientists with your child. We have many little ones with nut allergies! If you are registering hourly, choose number of tickets per hour you are registering for. Example: You want 3 hours, select 3 tickets next to hourly pass. Ages accepted is 5-11! Time: 9:00 am – 5:30 pm 9:00am – 10:00am is drop off. The door will remain locked until 9:00am. This is considered an “early drop-off” to cater to more parents getting to work. Activities as usual start at 10:00am!
Summer Camp 2015 - Waynesville, NC
With summer around the corner, many parents find themselves struggling to find fun, educational activities to schedule for their children. Working parents scramble to find childcare providers who offer a safe environment while still delivering their kids some real summer fun. Smoky Mountain Sk8way & FUN ZONE has once again partnered with area teachers and specialists to offer a fun, affordable, healthy and safe summer day camp experience for kids who've finished kindergarten through sixth grade. Skate, Learn, Play is the theme. This year the summer camp has gone the extra mile to become an officially licensed camp by the State of North Carolina which allows them to accept subsidized payments from Southwestern Child Development. The Sk8way has also added a 5,000 sq ft outdoor park for the kids to play in, new games and activities and even better, most will agree, they will have nutritious breakfast and lunches provided by the Haywood County School System. "This is not your ordinary summer camp", explains Camp Director Sandra Christopher, "We are action packed with activities, skill building, educational and friend making fun! Your kids will not be bored this summer, that's for sure!" Activities will...
Wine and Oyster Night with the South Carolina Campaign to Prevent Teen
Join us at Pearlz Oyster Bar in the Vista to celebrate the National Day to Prevent Teen Pregnancy. Coinciding with Midlands Gives this year, we are gearing up for a night of fun and philanthropy and we want you to be there! The SC Campaign works hard all year to help reduce the number of teen pregnancies in communities across the state and we depend on the help of those invested in the future of South Carolina. Want to help? Sponsor us during Midlands Gives by making a donation on May 3rd- https://midlandsgives.org/npo/south-carolina-campaign-to-prevent-teen-pregnancy/ Hosted by: Forrest Alton and Heather Brandt Charlie and Cayci Banks Alvin and LaGuadia Caughman Jamie and Tameika Isaac Devine Philippe Herndon and Jennifer Duffy Erin Johnson and Shawn Skillman Mary Ellen Maloney MPA Strategies Clare Folio Morris Kemi Ogunji Kyle and Heather Reeves Matthew and Beth Richardson Carol Singletary Matthew and Kimberley Wicker Michelle Nimmons Carol's Art Group Cromer's P-Nuts, LLC Tina Torres of She Did That! Lara and Scott Winburn Sponsored by: Midlands Biz
ESM Varsity Cheer Youth Camp - Minoa, NY
Youth Cheerleading Camp . All Districts Welcome :) Boys and Girls Ages 5-16 $40 Per Camper $30 Per Camper Family Rate (2 or More Children ) August 24th :: 5:45-8 August 25th :: 5:45-8 August 26th :: 5:45-8 August 27th :: ShowCase 5:45-8 All family and friends welcome REGISTRATION & PAYMENT DUE: AUGUST 16th ! Attn: Cheerleading ESM CSD 6400 Fremont Road East Syracuse NY 13057 Checks payable to : Varsity Cheerleading To receive paperwork please Email Coach Brittany @ [email protected] or Call (315) 447-7919 Camp Includes Cheer, Jump, Dance, Basic Tumbling and Stunting Instruction by the ESM Varsity Cheerleaders and Coaches Each Camper Will Receive a camp T-Shirt and Hair Bow All Proceeds to Benefit :: The ESM Varsity Cheerleading Competition Season Registration and Flyer Attached in Event Questions - Contact Coach Brittany Barrigar (315) 447-7919 or [email protected]
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Horsemanship Summer Camp - 2 day - Dunham Woods Farm
Dunham Woods Farm is a top-notch equestrian facility dedicated to providing the best instruction available for over 50 years. Our teachings are based on tradition and looking to the future. You?ll learn all about the proper ways to groom, tack and handle horses. In the saddle you will learn the basics of riding at the walk and trot. You?ll learn tons of cool information about breeds, colors, markings of horses and more! Games and other activities will be included as well. Riders should wear jeans or Jodhpur pants and hard soled riding or hiking boots with a small, low heel. Bring an approved riding helmet or bicycle helmet and a sack lunch! Juice boxes or bottled water will be provided. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Riders should wear jeans or Jodhpur pants and hard soled riding or hiking boots with a small, low heel. Bring an approved riding helmet or bicycle helmet and a sack lunch! Juice boxes or bottled water will be provided. AGE CATEGORY Youth and Teen LOCATION Dunham Woods Farm at Off Site Locations INSTRUCTOR Dunham Woods Farm
Middle School Mountain Camp Session 2 - Mt. Adams Institute
Adventurous middle school students will love this camp. Were hosting a 6-day, 5-night adventure camp that includes 2 days of whitewater rafting, spelunking in lava tubes, hiking to mountaintop vistas, biking through the valley, and learning watershed science. Well be based in the White Salmon River Valley in Trout Lake, Washington. Students should expect to make new friends, learn new ways of traveling in the outdoors, and come home excited about exploring the Columbia River Gorge and the Cascade Mountains. No experience necessary; beginner explorers welcome! 503-358-1949
Art for Home Schooled Students - Location: Center for The Creative Arts
New students welcomed! Art classes for home-school students continues with instruction intended to guide new art students while challenging returning students to build on their skills. Students will split the time between explorations in Realistic Drawing and Painting and 3/D Art and Pottery. The group will be divided by age dependent on the number of students. An Art Show of pottery and drawings and paintings for family and friends will follow the last class on Friday. Materials: Provided 302 239-2434 x120
Basketball Camp Session 4 - Cleo Dumaree
Lil Dribblers - Campers will learn the fundamentals of basketball in a safe and fun environment. No flexible drop off or pick up. Breakfast and lunch NOT provided. For more information, please visit www.columbusrecparks.com. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Payment Information Payment by credit card is required at time of registration. You may choose to pay your camp in full or make a $10 non-refundable deposit per week. Your credit card will automatically be charged one week prior to each session. Refund Information In order to receive a refund, a request must be called in to 645-7000 10 business days prior to camp session and followed up with an email or explanatory letter before the refund will be processed. Refunds requested between five and 10 business days prior to camp session will receive a 50 percent refund; and requests received less than five business days prior to camp session will not receive a refund. Refunds take 6-8 weeks to process. A $15 processing fee will be assessed for each refund request. Note: $10 deposit will not be refunded. The deposit can be transferred to another Community Recreation camp if requested by June 1. ACTIVITY AGE CATEGORY School Age LOCATION Cleo Dumaree at Recreation Summer Camp
Camp Apollo - Rock Terrace School
Elementary school youth within the autism spectrum. Activities for campers include coloring and painting, musical games, playground fun, swimming twice a week and local field trips. Quiet time, low lighting and sensory activities will be used as a transition from ESY to camp. Depending on skill levels, campers will be divided into two groups during some activities. To be successful, must be able to follow one/two step directions, ability to manage their behavior and be able to make simple choices. Campers must exhibit ability for self care with limited assistance with changing or prompting using bathroom. Staff ratio: 1 staff/4 participants. TRANSPORTATION : If attending ESY, contact your teens school to arrange transportation to camp. SECONDARY CATEGORY Therapeutic Recreation Programs LOCATION Rock Terrace HS - Clrm 03 at Rock Terrace School
Horsemanship Summer Camp - 2 day - Dunham Woods Farm
Dunham Woods Farm is a top-notch equestrian facility dedicated to providing the best instruction available for over 50 years. Our teachings are based on tradition and looking to the future. You?ll learn all about the proper ways to groom, tack and handle horses. In the saddle you will learn the basics of riding at the walk and trot. You?ll learn tons of cool information about breeds, colors, markings of horses and more! Games and other activities will be included as well. Riders should wear jeans or Jodhpur pants and hard soled riding or hiking boots with a small, low heel. Bring an approved riding helmet or bicycle helmet and a sack lunch! Juice boxes or bottled water will be provided. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Riders should wear jeans or Jodhpur pants and hard soled riding or hiking boots with a small, low heel. Bring an approved riding helmet or bicycle helmet and a sack lunch! Juice boxes or bottled water will be provided. AGE CATEGORY Youth and Teen LOCATION Dunham Woods Farm at Off Site Locations INSTRUCTOR Dunham Woods Farm
Middle School Mountain Camp Session 2 - Mt. Adams Institute
Adventurous middle school students will love this camp. Were hosting a 6-day, 5-night adventure camp that includes 2 days of whitewater rafting, spelunking in lava tubes, hiking to mountaintop vistas, biking through the valley, and learning watershed science. Well be based in the White Salmon River Valley in Trout Lake, Washington. Students should expect to make new friends, learn new ways of traveling in the outdoors, and come home excited about exploring the Columbia River Gorge and the Cascade Mountains. No experience necessary; beginner explorers welcome! 503-358-1949
Art for Home Schooled Students - Location: Center for The Creative Arts
New students welcomed! Art classes for home-school students continues with instruction intended to guide new art students while challenging returning students to build on their skills. Students will split the time between explorations in Realistic Drawing and Painting and 3/D Art and Pottery. The group will be divided by age dependent on the number of students. An Art Show of pottery and drawings and paintings for family and friends will follow the last class on Friday. Materials: Provided 302 239-2434 x120
Basketball Camp Session 4 - Cleo Dumaree
Lil Dribblers - Campers will learn the fundamentals of basketball in a safe and fun environment. No flexible drop off or pick up. Breakfast and lunch NOT provided. For more information, please visit www.columbusrecparks.com. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Payment Information Payment by credit card is required at time of registration. You may choose to pay your camp in full or make a $10 non-refundable deposit per week. Your credit card will automatically be charged one week prior to each session. Refund Information In order to receive a refund, a request must be called in to 645-7000 10 business days prior to camp session and followed up with an email or explanatory letter before the refund will be processed. Refunds requested between five and 10 business days prior to camp session will receive a 50 percent refund; and requests received less than five business days prior to camp session will not receive a refund. Refunds take 6-8 weeks to process. A $15 processing fee will be assessed for each refund request. Note: $10 deposit will not be refunded. The deposit can be transferred to another Community Recreation camp if requested by June 1. ACTIVITY AGE CATEGORY School Age LOCATION Cleo Dumaree at Recreation Summer Camp
Camp Apollo - Rock Terrace School
Elementary school youth within the autism spectrum. Activities for campers include coloring and painting, musical games, playground fun, swimming twice a week and local field trips. Quiet time, low lighting and sensory activities will be used as a transition from ESY to camp. Depending on skill levels, campers will be divided into two groups during some activities. To be successful, must be able to follow one/two step directions, ability to manage their behavior and be able to make simple choices. Campers must exhibit ability for self care with limited assistance with changing or prompting using bathroom. Staff ratio: 1 staff/4 participants. TRANSPORTATION : If attending ESY, contact your teens school to arrange transportation to camp. SECONDARY CATEGORY Therapeutic Recreation Programs LOCATION Rock Terrace HS - Clrm 03 at Rock Terrace School