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LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Lego We-Do Robotics - The Surge Community Center
Education WeDo™ Robotics For campers who love to build and then take their models to the next level. New from Lego Education and Renaissance. Our future engineers work on Lego robotics kits. Each builder has his or her own kit! Interactive building and programming models is the newest educational frontier for kids that love building. Kids build a series of models such as an alligator, lion, helicopter, soccer player and more. Builders work together to build and program their model to move and make sounds. LEGO We-Do Robot Construction The LEGO® Education WeDo introduces young students to robotics when combined with the LEGO Education WeDo Software v.1.2 and various Activity Packs. Students will be able to build LEGO models featuring working motors and sensors; program their models; and explore a series of cross-curricular, theme-based activities while developing their skills in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics as well as language, literacy, and social studies. The students will build any of the over 50 models and contains more than 300 elements including a motor, tilt sensor, motion sensor, and LEGO USB Hub. Soon, builders move and program their own models and develop scenes for their models. You have to see it to... 703-244-0585
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NBC Basketball Camp at North Idaho College
 
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Located on beautiful Lake Coeur d' Alene
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Mom's Morning Out - Myrtle Beach, SC
Mom's Morning Out Free Childcare for all non-school age children from 9am-12 noon. Please direct all questions to Pastor Alisha Johnson

Teen Pottery Camp - Danville, KY
Get your hands dirty and play in the mud on the potter’s wheel. This week teens will learn the basics of hand-built and wheel-thrown pottery, and bring home miniature clay sculptures, bowls, and anything else they can carve out of clay! For teens entering 5th through 12th grades. $100. Need-based scholarships are available. Contact Maggie Shapiro Haskett at [email protected] or 859.236.4054 to apply for a scholarship.

All American Youth Rodeo Association Camp & Rodeo Series - Fresno, TX
Due to Road Construction AAYRA 2015 Youth Rodeo Series will relocate. 2015 Schedule Changes Kick-Off Rodeo Saturday, July 18, 2015 Jack Brooks Rodeo Arena & Fair Ground in Hitchcock, Texas 10 Jack Brooks Rd. Hitchcock, Texas 77563 Lomax Arena 1508 1/2 Lomax Road La Porte, Texas 77571 Saturday, August 8, 2015 Sunday, August 23, 2015 Saturday, August 29, 2015 Saturday, September 26, 2015 Sunday, October 11, 2015 Sunday, December 13, 2015 – (Location to be announced) *******ATTENTION BULL RIDERS********** You must call in to 412-229-7241 (412-AAYRA-41) by 9pm on Wednesday before each show to get a bull for rodeo. No call-ins will be taken for any other events. Books open at 10am before the show and close at 12pm. Pre-Registration can be done online. Please send an email to [email protected] for more information.

Veteran's Day Camp - San Diego, CA
Don’t just sign your child up for camp, give them the adventure of a lifetime at Kid Ventures camp! This November, we'll be having day camps at all 3 of our locations for Veteran's Day & Thanksgiving week.

Destroyer's Den V2 2016 Event 3 - Greenfield, IN


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K-2nd Phonics, Fluency & Reading Program - DeKalb County Location
Basic Phonics, Short Vowels, Long Vowels, Sight Words, Taught in a fun inviting way with Music and Movement 6787535192.0

Junior Minecrafters - BASIS Independent Silicon Valley
Partnering with Techsplosion here at BASIS Independent Silicon Valley, come explore the world of Minecraft with us! Junior Minecrafters will have tons of fun as they learn the basics of the world famous game. Well learn about the different game modes, how to craft some crazy contraptions, and even build an awesome house together! In between sessions of computer time, well do other fun Minecraft stuff like papercraft, a camp-made costume party, outdoor games, and on Friday, a Minecraft potluck party! Students will have short breaks for outdoor play time and lunchtime (lunch is not included). 408-291-0907

University of Georgia Mens Tennis - University of Georgia Mens Tennis
The Georgia Bulldog Tennis Camp will provide instruction for every level of play. For the beginner, basic fundamentals and stroke production will be emphasized. For the intermediate players, refinement of the fundamentals--footwork, grips, strokes and strategy will be stressed. The advanced players will be trained at the same intensity level that we train our Bulldog college players. Along with match play and conditioning, the emphasis is concentrated in challenging the campers regardless of their level of play. Camps are open to any/all entrants (limited only by number and age, grade level, and/or gender). The UGA Boys Tennis Camps are run and directed by Head Mens Tennis Coach Manuel Diaz who is in his 26th season as Head Coach and his Associate Head Coach Will Glenn. 706-542-9348

Mens Prospect Hockey Camp - Hamilton College
The Hamilton College Experience Dormitory accommodations, meals, lectures, campus tour and all off ice activities will be at Hamilton College. 315-859-4438

Step Into the Story - Session III - Neverland - Ohlook Performing Arts Center
Great childrens books serve as launching pads for dramatic adventures. So jump into some of the most awesome stories ever told to become the characters, then act out your favorite parts. Reimagine tales through movement, music, and art creation. Session III focuses on Neverland and the adventures of Peter Pan. Tiger Lily and the Lost Boys of Neverland need to outsmart Captain Hook to escape his clutches. Students will create costumes, sing a song, and spin their best stories to finish their adventure. Students work to create the story for a presentation on the final day of class for family and friends. 817-421-2825