Summer Camps in Sawyerville, IL

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Bitty Ball Spring Camp Ages 4-6 - Recreation Center at Michelle Obma School of Techn
Specifically designed for your Lil Hoopers, your child ages 4-6 will learn the basics of the game in a fun, learning environment. For the first few weeks, players are given a skills camp experience and fundamentals are taught. Then participants will compete in games/scrimmages, where parents can encourage their child and see their progress. All participants will receive a shirt. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Refund requests made prior to the start date of a program will be cheerfully given less a 5% refund fee. Cancellations made by Recreation & Parks are not subject to the 5% refund fee. ACTIVITY OTHER CATEGORY Youth Programs LOCATION Recreation Center, Large Gym INSTRUCTOR Cristina Baines

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Sawyerville, IL Summer Camps

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21st Annual Sikh Youth Gurmat Camp - Derwood, MD
GHISS would like to remind you of the upcoming 21st Annual Sikh Youth Gurmat Camp in Maryland from July 30 - August 6, 2016. Register online at the website: www.ghiss.org. Kids of ages 6-19 are welcome. We have had an overwhelming response and only limited seats are left. Register now to save yourself a spot! First-come-first-served! Only the first 100 PAID registrations will be accepted. Please spread the word!

1st Event of 2016: Oblivion - Columbus, IN
Something that has been toying with the New Sanctuary for a long time finally gets down to brass tacks. Big changes occur in the world, new horrors appear, bad stuff happens to good people, and the smart folks will bring their own in-game light sources. This is a full weekend long immersive LARP experience. The price is $60 for players who will need to bring sleeping bags, toiletries, extra socks, costumes, weapons, spell packets, and extra badass to withstand a weekend of imagination and adventure. Meals in the tavern are an additional cost, but hearty and well worth it. NPCs pay $15, and don't need to bring costuming. Their admission fee covers their meals as well. NPCs need to bring dark clothes they can move in, sturdy shoes, extra socks, sleeping bag, and toiletries. We ask that people try to get to the site by 8 so that they can have time to get into costume and go through registration before lay on at 10. We will be able to arrive on site as early as 3 PM. Local time is Eastern. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask them here, or...

Kid's No School PM Art Camp Clay Name Wall Hanging - Jenkintown, PA
Join us for a No School PM Art Camp from 2-4 pm. We'll be making a clay name wall hanging. This if for ages 8+ and is $25. Registration is required. Please call the studio to register 215-885-4545.

Kid's Holiday Art Camp - Rhome, TX
Kids 6 through 12

Kid's Camp: Create and Color Card Making - Rochester Hills, MI
Paper Source KIDS CAMP WORKSHOPS Est. 1983 *Classes are for ages 8 and up. *Please note length & time for each class. *Crafting can be messy! Please wear clothes that can get dirty. *Any of the kid's camp classes can also be scheduled as a private event for 5 or more. *Sign up for two workshops and get 10% off both seats!

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Jazz Technique 1 Ages 9-13 - Ovation Dance Studio
Jazz/Modern Technique - Both Modern & Jazz place an emphasis on the mastery of self-expression, energetic movement and response to rhythm. Students engage in a center floor warm up, across the floor activities, with an emphasis on turns, leaps, musicality, and improvisation and memorization of choreography. 2089690601.0

Visual Arts & Nature - Maple Hill Farm
Build your skills in drawing and painting! Learn to see more clearly, and express yourself through the visual arts. This program provides opportunities for painting and field sketching as well as exploration of Beaver Brooks beautiful fields, forests, and streams. There will be opportunities for direct drawing of animals as well as from prints of outstanding artwork produced by artists from around the world. Through games and stories, youll also learn more about the lives of the plants and animals of the Northeast. Sketchbook, basic supplies, and inspiring vistas will be provided by Beaver Brook. 603 465-7787

Spring Break Youth Camp - Roadrunner Baseball Field
Check In & Late Registration: 7-8 AM, March 6 at Roadrunner Field Session Hours: Monday, 8 AM - 4 PM, Tuesday, 8 AM - 12:00 PM Campers need to bring a sack lunch on Monday. Camp is situated in the calender to help youth age players get back in the flow of playing baseball and to get ready for the spring season. Camp will consist of hitting, throwing, fielding, bunting, and baserunning. Cost includes: T-Shirt and camp tuition, Plus 1 ticket to UTSA vs. Texas State Baseball game on Tuesday, March 15, 6:00 PM at Roadrunner Field 210-458-4811

Age 13-16, Session 08 - LMSS - A
Camp provides both first-time and experienced students with a basic understanding of sailing in a recreational, fun environment using the LMSS 420 sailboats, which are perfect for 2-3 sailors. Students will learn the basics of sailing; upwind, downwind, and sailing between two points, along with sail trim, knot tying and terminology. Graduation takes place at the end of each session, parents are encouraged to attend and see their sailors in action. 9524041645.0

Sammy Slug Summer Camp, Session #8b, Half Day - Youth Programs
Sammy Slug Summer Camp is offered by the Office of Physical Education, Recreation & Sports (OPERS) for boys and girls entering 1st through 6th grades. Based at the East Field House, this camp is offered in one-week sessions June to August. There are half day and full day options, and pre-camp and post camp care is available. Throughout the week the 5 camp tenants which are Responsibility, Respect, Leadership, Sportsmanship, and Team Building are reinforced and integrated into the curriculum. Camp activities include a variety of sports such as basketball, tennis, frisbee, and soccer; outdoor recreation such as hiking and swimming; and other arts, crafts and outings to keep the campers engaged, active and creative. With a camper to staff ratio of 10:1, the camp focuses on creating a safe environment with a program designed, implemented, and staffed by experienced recreation professionals and UCSC students. All staff are screened through a criminal background check, certified in First Aid/CPR and trained in safe practices. GRADES 1st - 5th LOCATION East Field House