Summer Camps in South River, NJ

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Pete the Cat Camp - Jefferson County Parks and Recreation Commission
Join some friends and that crazy cat on a couple of his many adventures. Whether you?re rockin? in your school shoes or lovin? your white shoes, you?re sure to have fun in this camp. ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Camps LOCATION Preschool Room INSTRUCTOR Stacey Earl

Junior Buffs Camp *click for description - Colorado Volleyball Camp
The Junior Buffs Camp is designed for the beginning player looking to learn or improve his or her skills. Campers will be divided into groups by age and skill level while learning appropriate movements and volleyball skills in a fun atmosphere. Whether you are new to the sport or just want a refresher course on basic skill in a pressure free environment, this camp is for you! Every registration requires full payment. A $50 fee will be retained on all cancellations for any reason to cover credit card fees and administrative expenses. The remaining amount will be credited back to ones account if paid by credit card. If paid by check, the University will cut a check back to the original payee. For prompt processing, refund requests should be made prior to the start of camp. A pro-rated fee system will be in effect for those campers only attending partial days of camp. All CU Camps are open to any and all only limited by number of campers, age and gender. *Limit 1 discount per household 3034925669.0

3610AM: iPhone and Android Mobile Game Design - NextGen Tech Learning
Want to design a game which works on both iPhone and Android device?. In this camp student will learn fundamentals of mobile game design with Stencyl & its tool set and design games, which can run on iPhone and Android devices. 925-659-8000

Fantastic Physics - UWF Main Campus
Learn how force, energy, and electricity work during this literature-based physics camp. Campers will read books and discover the science inside of them. Why do the 5 Little Monkeys come down when they jump on the bed? Learn about the physics behind the stories, create hands-on projects, and compete in a Physics Olympics on the last day of this highly-interactive camp. 8504737468.0

Future Robot Creator - United Faith Christian Academy
Entry-level robotics and programming. Campers get a head start on simple robotics using LEGO® Education WeDo™ components and easy to use software. Our young creators will build models, attach sensors and motors, and configure behaviors using a simple programming tool. Counselors guide and encourage exploration and trial and error field-testing. Instead of simply snapping bricks together, campers are encouraged to think critically about how their robot design can be changed and to understand more complicated engineering techniques such as gear use, pulleys, and inclined planes. Robot models include a variety of animals, soccer players, amazing mechanisms, and adventure stories. When ready, campers move to advanced building and programming projects that include: a Racecar, Ferris wheel, and Carousel. As the week draws to a close, campers can utilize the skills they have learned to build an X-wing fighter or Marine helicopter. Parents are invited to join us on Fridays Family Day to view their childs creations. Campers will also complete a small LEGO® project that they will be able to take home. 7047743016.0