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Summer Camps in Skokie, IL

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Frozen Summer - Da Vinci Science Center
Frozen Summer - $150 (July 11 – July 15) This camp is going to be totally cool! Join us as we beat the summer heat and escape to a frozen wonderland. From ice cream to polar bears, campers will explore temperature, chemistry, animal science, and engineering with some of their favorite frozen friends. 484-664-1002

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Lindy Hop Summer Camp.... for Grown-ups - undefined, WA
This just might happen this year. Save the dates. Think like $250.

Teen Weekend March 2016 - Pomfret Center, CT
For Teens 13-17 $50 each

Kid's and Youth Camp Car Wash Fundraiser! - Flossmoor, IL
Come by and get your car washed for a donation for our kid's and youth raising money for camp this year! We will begin at 10 AM and we will need your help! Stop by the church to get your car washed and bless our kid's and youth that are working their way toward camp.

Camas Youth Rugby Skills Camp - Camas, WA
Join a Fast-Growing Sport that Develops Leadership, Teamwork, and Sportsmanship. Grades 3-6 play a touch version. Safe contact techniques are rigorously taught for tackle rugby played in Grades 7 & 8. Rugby is a fast, fun, and inclusive team sport that anyone can play. Teamwork is essential to success in rugby, a game where everyone has a chance to carry the ball and score. Coed Rugby Skills Camp Grade 3-8 February 27, 2016 10:00AM to 12:00PM Cardon Field at Camas High Learn the catching, passing, and rules. Drinks and snack bars provided after playing. Hosted by Rugby Oregon, a division of USA Rugby Cost $15 includes T-shirt Please click on register at www.rugbyoregon.com For assistance call 360-210-7706 Spring League Grade 3-8 March thru May, 2016 Grades 3 and 4 Coed Touch Cost to register $ 90 Jersey Shorts Socks $ 57 Grades 5 and 6 Coed Touch Cost to register $ 90 Jersey Shorts Socks $ 57 Grade 7 and 8 Boys Tackle (Safe tackling is taught) Cost to register ...

2016 Muslim Youth Camp - Michigan - Oscoda, MI
2016 Muslim Youth Camp Registration Form Age: 14-16, 40 spots available 17+, 140 spots available Date and Time: May 20 to May 22 (6:00 PM check in and out) (for safety reasons, no personal transportation are allowed) Location: YMCA Camp Nissokone Early Registered and paid by 5-1-2016: Fee: $100 with transportation. Late Registered and paid by 5-10-2016 Fee: $150 with transportation. No Refunds after May 1, 2016 Horseback Riding & Paintball are $10 additional per activity. To make a payment, please contact the rep in your city or online at: https://mycamp2016.eventbrite.com/ Dearborn: Jamal Gailan: 313-903-7084 or Abdulrahman Ebeh:313-615-6495 Hamtramck: Khalil Al-Refai : 586-344-1572 Indianapolis: E. Ibrahim Alghazali: 313-247-9680 or E. Abdulwahab Abu Shaar 313-505-8128 Coldwater: Mastoor Mohammed: 517-944-1133 Fortwayne: Imam Hamzah Sharif: 313-918-8003 Questions: e-mail [email protected]

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Summer Sessions - Action Sports Camps 2016 #4 - Killington Mountain School
KMS Summer Sessions Actions Sports Camps will feature Freeski, Freestyle and Snowboard camps. These camps are aimed to provide a fun, safe and exciting learning environment for athletes to progress their skiing and riding regardless of age, gender or ability. Athletes will be coached by some of the best coaches in the industry alongside various guest pros and industry leaders. Athletes looking to take their skiing to the next level will be trained at the KMS Action Center which features multiple Olympic Trampolines, and skate facilities as well as Dry Slope facilities which includes various Dry Rails and Airbag Jump Site. Summer Sessions Actions Sports Camps will feature overnight and day camps which will utilize KMSs dorm, nutrition center, gym and new media lab. A typical day would include various activities such as trampolining, skiing, hiking, swimming, skating, mountain biking and more. For questions or for more information please contact Gar Trayner – Director of Athlete Development, Killington Mountain School () 802 422 5671 x257

MS Girls Basketball Camp - EA Gym
This camp is designed to work with girls on the basic fundamentals of basketball. Individual skill drills include: shooting, dribbling, rebounding, passing, defense and offensive moves. Team/Group skill drills include: team offense/defense, moving without the ball, rebounding/blocking out. Campers will be challenged each day to compete at their highest level while incorporating friendly competition. 847 695-0309 x259

Storyteller Summit - Old Trail School
How do you tell a story? With words, illustrations, writing, acting, or pictures? All of these artistic mediums will be explored in this storytelling camp. Each day will have a new focus of how to tell a story while ensuring that all the elements are there and that any audience can understand. Imagination is a must! Instructor: Mallory Hawley, Old Trail School speech-language pathologist 3306661118 x469

Coding-Robotics - Amador Elementary School
CODING Through the use of Code Studio and Scratch students will examine the connections between elements of mathematics and computer science in a fun and engaging environment. Students will also engage effectively in a range of collaborative discussions (one-on-one, in groups, and teacher-led) with diverse partners on grade 3-4 topics and texts, building on others ideas and expressing their own clearly. • Construct a program as a set of step-by-step instructions to be acted out. • Develop a simple understanding of an algorithm using computer-free exercises. • Use the basic steps in algorithmic problem solving to design solutions. • Describe and analyze a sequence of instructions being followed. • Use visual representations of problem states, structures, and data. • Use abstraction to decompose a problem into sub problems. • Examine connections between elements of mathematics and computer science including binary numbers, logic, sets, and functions. • Students will generate and compare multiple possible solutions to a problem based on how well each is likely to meet the criteria and constraints of the problem. ROBOTICS Time to create, build, and explore with LEGO Robotics! Students will build and program simple LEGO models using computers in small teams. Students will have the... 9258282551 x5431

Colorful Clay Explosion - Location: Center for The Creative Arts
Discover the beauty and diversity of polymer clays. These colorful clays are easy to work with and come in a variety of bold colors that can be combined and manipulated to create awesome patterns in three-dimensions. Create both functional and decorative projects in this fun camp. 302 239-2434 x120