Summer Camps in San Mateo County, CA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Economics for Everyone! - Hopkins Campus
Join us for fun, engaging topics that explore economic and mathematics concepts to understand the world of finance and beyond. Investigate concepts such as supply, demand, scarcity and opportunity cost. Students will learn through interactive games and test their trading acumen by playing simulated rounds on the U.S. stock market using real stocks (but fake money!). Blake faculty and administrator Peter Zantop leads this course. 952-988-3463
Join us for fun, engaging topics that explore economic and mathematics concepts to understand the world of finance and beyond. Investigate concepts such as supply, demand, scarcity and opportunity cost. Students will learn through interactive games and test their trading acumen by playing simulated rounds on the U.S. stock market using real stocks (but fake money!). Blake faculty and administrator Peter Zantop leads this course. 952-988-3463
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San Mateo County, CA Summer Camps
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What Are the Activities like at Summer Camp?
The whole point of summer programs is to keep youth busy. Thus, most kids wake up and have breakfast by 8am. Traditional activities include arts and crafts, sports, swimming and boating. There are groups that offer specialized or advanced activities like archery, horseback riding, and sailing. An activity like horseback riding may have an additional cost or require that youth come to camp with special equipment and clothing.
Specialty camps have specific classes or activities linked to their mission. For example, academic programs will include classes, religious camps will have Bible study, and leadership-focused programs may have public speaking sessions....
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Winter Break Kid's Camp - Flower Mound, TX
(Early care available at 7am for additional fee) Activities include swimming, sports, arts and crafts, rock climbing*, STEM Activity and more! Cost: $180/child/week or $45/child/day Non-member cost: $200/child/week or $50/child/day Register at the Activity Desk. *Rock wall availability dependent on construction schedule.
Soap Box Derby S.T.E.M. Summer Camp - Akron, OH
Image the opportunity to race down Derby Downs every day in a Soap Box Derby car, be part of a race team, compete in Friday’s Championship Race, build, test, and race a Mini Soap Box Derby car, plus participate in other fun-filled, STEM driven activities. You can at the Soap Box Derby STEM Summer program. This program is Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. To register and for more information visit our website http://www.soapboxderby.org/education-program/summer-camps.aspx
Diary of a Wimpy Kid Summer Camp - East Amherst, NY
August 29th - September 2nd 9:00am - 12:00pm Elementary School $139/Week $29/Daily Drop In Join us for a full week camp celebrating the ten Diary of a Wimpy Kid books! Campers will create their own non-diary full of thoughts and cartoons, participate in themed games and crafts, and find out just what life is like for Greg Heffley. Have you ever wondered what you would look like as a cartoon? During this week of learning and fun, we will be creating our very own cartoon versions of ourselves! We’ll laugh as we make our own non-diaries, run from “The Cheese Touch” and test our wimpy kid knowledge. Monday, August 29, 2016 Social Studies: Author Study - Who is Jeff Kinney? Cooperative Learning: Wimpy Kid Trivia Art: Make Your Own Non-Diary ELA: Fregley’s Phrases Science: Building Muscles with Greg Art: How to Draw the Wimpy Kid Characters Tuesday, August 30, 2016 Art: Wimp Yourself Cartoon Drawings Cooperative Learning: The Cheese Touch Game Writing: Non-Diary Journaling ELA: Character Personalities and Tone of Voice Lesson Culinary Arts: Decorate Greg Cupcakes Wednesday, August 31, 2016 ELA: Writing Workshop - A Day in the Life of Greg Heffley Art: Greg Heffley Masks Cooperative Learning: Dog Days Expert Interviews Social Studies: Going Unplugged - Life Without Technology Math: Guess the Weight of the Hog - A...
Teen Power Camp Begins Tuesday, 1 December! :) - Apollo Beach, FL
It's here! The Fall edition of our Teen Power Camp provides a fundamental fitness foundation for any high school student, scaled to anyone from first timers just trying to get into shape to high school athletes looking for structured off-season training or additional in-season work. The Teen Power Program will introduce athletes to bodyweight exercises, gymnastics, powerlifting and basic olympic weightlifting, all while under the close supervision of a certified CrossFit instructor. Our goal is to teach local Teens how to safely and efficiently move their body and external objects (bars, kettlebells, medicine balls, etc) through space, dramatically improving body composition and improving athletic ability in anyone. Our program is designed to increase stamina, strength, power, endurance, coordination, balance, accuracy and flexibility in any person, all while in a team environment filled with positive people. Every workout is scaled to ANY teens capacity. Teens must be at least 13 years of age and emotionally mature. Cost is $119 per month for children of Apogee members and $139 for children of non-Apogee members Class runs 330-430pm every Tuesday and Thursday. Interested? Contact us now at 813-677-1234 or email [email protected] to reserve your spot. Class is limited in size to ensure quality...
Cheer & Dance Tumbling Camp - Fargo, ND
TNT Kid's Finess & Gymnastics invites you to participate in our Cheer & Dance Tumbling Camp for boys and girls on Saturday, September 10, 2016. We will teach the basics through advanced tumbling. Every athlete gets the opportunity for 1 on 1 coaching and spotting. Running skills and standing skills will be taught in our state of the art gym equipped with trampolines, spring floors, mats, and a foam pit. This is a great camp to get that new tumbling pass or work on something new with a spotter! Bring your whole team and learn some new group tumblinb to put in your routines. We provide spotters for athletes as young as 5 years old to collegiate athletes. Collegitate athletes must provide proof of NCAA insurance coverage. Camp has 2 sessions: 1st Session: 12:00-3:00pm Beginner to Intermediate Athletes $40 2nd Session: 3:00-8:00pm Intermediate to Pro Athletes $60 Register Now at https://www.iclassprov2.com/parentportal/tntkids/camps?camptype=7 For more information visit: http://www.tntkidsfitness.org/files/Cheer%20and%20Tumbling%20Camp%2016.pdf
Winter Break Kid's Camp - Flower Mound, TX
(Early care available at 7am for additional fee) Activities include swimming, sports, arts and crafts, rock climbing*, STEM Activity and more! Cost: $180/child/week or $45/child/day Non-member cost: $200/child/week or $50/child/day Register at the Activity Desk. *Rock wall availability dependent on construction schedule.
Soap Box Derby S.T.E.M. Summer Camp - Akron, OH
Image the opportunity to race down Derby Downs every day in a Soap Box Derby car, be part of a race team, compete in Friday’s Championship Race, build, test, and race a Mini Soap Box Derby car, plus participate in other fun-filled, STEM driven activities. You can at the Soap Box Derby STEM Summer program. This program is Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. To register and for more information visit our website http://www.soapboxderby.org/education-program/summer-camps.aspx
Diary of a Wimpy Kid Summer Camp - East Amherst, NY
August 29th - September 2nd 9:00am - 12:00pm Elementary School $139/Week $29/Daily Drop In Join us for a full week camp celebrating the ten Diary of a Wimpy Kid books! Campers will create their own non-diary full of thoughts and cartoons, participate in themed games and crafts, and find out just what life is like for Greg Heffley. Have you ever wondered what you would look like as a cartoon? During this week of learning and fun, we will be creating our very own cartoon versions of ourselves! We’ll laugh as we make our own non-diaries, run from “The Cheese Touch” and test our wimpy kid knowledge. Monday, August 29, 2016 Social Studies: Author Study - Who is Jeff Kinney? Cooperative Learning: Wimpy Kid Trivia Art: Make Your Own Non-Diary ELA: Fregley’s Phrases Science: Building Muscles with Greg Art: How to Draw the Wimpy Kid Characters Tuesday, August 30, 2016 Art: Wimp Yourself Cartoon Drawings Cooperative Learning: The Cheese Touch Game Writing: Non-Diary Journaling ELA: Character Personalities and Tone of Voice Lesson Culinary Arts: Decorate Greg Cupcakes Wednesday, August 31, 2016 ELA: Writing Workshop - A Day in the Life of Greg Heffley Art: Greg Heffley Masks Cooperative Learning: Dog Days Expert Interviews Social Studies: Going Unplugged - Life Without Technology Math: Guess the Weight of the Hog - A...
Teen Power Camp Begins Tuesday, 1 December! :) - Apollo Beach, FL
It's here! The Fall edition of our Teen Power Camp provides a fundamental fitness foundation for any high school student, scaled to anyone from first timers just trying to get into shape to high school athletes looking for structured off-season training or additional in-season work. The Teen Power Program will introduce athletes to bodyweight exercises, gymnastics, powerlifting and basic olympic weightlifting, all while under the close supervision of a certified CrossFit instructor. Our goal is to teach local Teens how to safely and efficiently move their body and external objects (bars, kettlebells, medicine balls, etc) through space, dramatically improving body composition and improving athletic ability in anyone. Our program is designed to increase stamina, strength, power, endurance, coordination, balance, accuracy and flexibility in any person, all while in a team environment filled with positive people. Every workout is scaled to ANY teens capacity. Teens must be at least 13 years of age and emotionally mature. Cost is $119 per month for children of Apogee members and $139 for children of non-Apogee members Class runs 330-430pm every Tuesday and Thursday. Interested? Contact us now at 813-677-1234 or email [email protected] to reserve your spot. Class is limited in size to ensure quality...
Cheer & Dance Tumbling Camp - Fargo, ND
TNT Kid's Finess & Gymnastics invites you to participate in our Cheer & Dance Tumbling Camp for boys and girls on Saturday, September 10, 2016. We will teach the basics through advanced tumbling. Every athlete gets the opportunity for 1 on 1 coaching and spotting. Running skills and standing skills will be taught in our state of the art gym equipped with trampolines, spring floors, mats, and a foam pit. This is a great camp to get that new tumbling pass or work on something new with a spotter! Bring your whole team and learn some new group tumblinb to put in your routines. We provide spotters for athletes as young as 5 years old to collegiate athletes. Collegitate athletes must provide proof of NCAA insurance coverage. Camp has 2 sessions: 1st Session: 12:00-3:00pm Beginner to Intermediate Athletes $40 2nd Session: 3:00-8:00pm Intermediate to Pro Athletes $60 Register Now at https://www.iclassprov2.com/parentportal/tntkids/camps?camptype=7 For more information visit: http://www.tntkidsfitness.org/files/Cheer%20and%20Tumbling%20Camp%2016.pdf
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Floor Hockey Camp - Main Street Recreation Center
Check out a one-of-a-kind indoor game that involves the fast pace of real hockey but on a solid surface. During this camp, participants will learn the offensive and defensive fundamentals and mechanics of floor hockey. This camp will include stick handling, passing, shooting and goalie techniques as well as team drills. Participants will also develop endurance, coordination and speed through fast and fun floor hockey games played each day of camp. Each participant should bring a water bottle. AGE CATEGORY Youth and Teen LOCATION Gymnasium - MSRC at Main Street Recreation Center INSTRUCTOR Sports Kids, Inc.
Advanced Player Development - Nugget Field
Our advanced camps are aimed towards players aged 10 and above who have playing experience. This camp is all about improving your technical ability and knowledge of the game. A big part of this camp is working on positioning, decision making, applying skills in the right times and allowing players to learn through playing the game. Through the week you will work on technical skills such as: - Passing and moving into space - Creating angles - Dribbling/running with the ball - First touch/control of the ball - Attacking and defending headers - Crossing and finishing - Shooting from range - 1v1 attacking and defending - Attacking and defending overloads (916) 827-0820
DIY Printed Valentines Day Bag with Amber Valentine - The Northville Art House
Ages 8 - 13: Learn how to see everyday objects a different way by using household items to print your own canvas bag with a heart in this Valentines Day themed workshop. An additional $10 materials fee is payable to instructor. 2483440497.0
Day Camp 9-4pm wk 2 - Frankfort Park District
The Fort Frankfort Adventures Summer Day Camp is back for another awesome summer. This camp is designed for children entering 1st - 6th grade this fall. This full day camp will provide plenty of outdoor activities, water days arts & crafts and a feild trip each week. Fort Frankfort Summer Adventures Summer Day Camp will be held a Commisioners Park, located at 22108 S. 80th Ave. in Frankfort. The Frankfort Park District continues its partnership with School District 157C for the use of Chelsea Middle School, which is located next to Commisioners Park. We will use the facility for before and after camp and during inclement weather conditions. The camp will run from 9-4pm, Monday thru Friday, with a bfore and after care option. Bring a lunch and water bottle each day. Luch may be included on certain field trip days.Registration must be done in person at our main office located at the Founders Community Center, 140 Oak Street. INSTRUCTOR Staff
Basketball Camp - Ages 10-15, Licensed - Longmeadow High School
Improve your skills while having a great camp experience. We will teach the fundamental skills of basketball and provide self-help drills. Each camper will be given the tools to improve on their own. Through this quality instruction, all campers will improve and gain self-confidence in themselves. Finally, campers will be given the opportunity to meet new friends and have fun! Bring a peanut free bag lunch daily, swim gear and water bottle. Group will swim at Reynolds Pool during the last hour of camp. Camper pick up at Reynolds Pool each afternoon. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BRING WATER BOTTLE, PEANUT-FREE LUNCH, SWIM GEAR, TOWEL, SUNSCREEN. PICK UP IS AT REYNOLDS POOL, BLISS PARK LOCATION High School Gym at Longmeadow High School INSTRUCTOR Pat Murphy
Floor Hockey Camp - Main Street Recreation Center
Check out a one-of-a-kind indoor game that involves the fast pace of real hockey but on a solid surface. During this camp, participants will learn the offensive and defensive fundamentals and mechanics of floor hockey. This camp will include stick handling, passing, shooting and goalie techniques as well as team drills. Participants will also develop endurance, coordination and speed through fast and fun floor hockey games played each day of camp. Each participant should bring a water bottle. AGE CATEGORY Youth and Teen LOCATION Gymnasium - MSRC at Main Street Recreation Center INSTRUCTOR Sports Kids, Inc.
Advanced Player Development - Nugget Field
Our advanced camps are aimed towards players aged 10 and above who have playing experience. This camp is all about improving your technical ability and knowledge of the game. A big part of this camp is working on positioning, decision making, applying skills in the right times and allowing players to learn through playing the game. Through the week you will work on technical skills such as: - Passing and moving into space - Creating angles - Dribbling/running with the ball - First touch/control of the ball - Attacking and defending headers - Crossing and finishing - Shooting from range - 1v1 attacking and defending - Attacking and defending overloads (916) 827-0820
DIY Printed Valentines Day Bag with Amber Valentine - The Northville Art House
Ages 8 - 13: Learn how to see everyday objects a different way by using household items to print your own canvas bag with a heart in this Valentines Day themed workshop. An additional $10 materials fee is payable to instructor. 2483440497.0
Day Camp 9-4pm wk 2 - Frankfort Park District
The Fort Frankfort Adventures Summer Day Camp is back for another awesome summer. This camp is designed for children entering 1st - 6th grade this fall. This full day camp will provide plenty of outdoor activities, water days arts & crafts and a feild trip each week. Fort Frankfort Summer Adventures Summer Day Camp will be held a Commisioners Park, located at 22108 S. 80th Ave. in Frankfort. The Frankfort Park District continues its partnership with School District 157C for the use of Chelsea Middle School, which is located next to Commisioners Park. We will use the facility for before and after camp and during inclement weather conditions. The camp will run from 9-4pm, Monday thru Friday, with a bfore and after care option. Bring a lunch and water bottle each day. Luch may be included on certain field trip days.Registration must be done in person at our main office located at the Founders Community Center, 140 Oak Street. INSTRUCTOR Staff
Basketball Camp - Ages 10-15, Licensed - Longmeadow High School
Improve your skills while having a great camp experience. We will teach the fundamental skills of basketball and provide self-help drills. Each camper will be given the tools to improve on their own. Through this quality instruction, all campers will improve and gain self-confidence in themselves. Finally, campers will be given the opportunity to meet new friends and have fun! Bring a peanut free bag lunch daily, swim gear and water bottle. Group will swim at Reynolds Pool during the last hour of camp. Camper pick up at Reynolds Pool each afternoon. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- BRING WATER BOTTLE, PEANUT-FREE LUNCH, SWIM GEAR, TOWEL, SUNSCREEN. PICK UP IS AT REYNOLDS POOL, BLISS PARK LOCATION High School Gym at Longmeadow High School INSTRUCTOR Pat Murphy