Summer Camps in Springfield, FL
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: 420 Session 5 - Learn-To-Race - Davis Island Yacht Club
Learn-To-Race – 420 sailboat. Minimum requirements: age 12 to 18. Previously completed 420 Learn-To-Race session or instructor recommendation is needed. Sailor must be entering High school. 12 year olds with prior boat experience only! 813-501-7245
Learn-To-Race – 420 sailboat. Minimum requirements: age 12 to 18. Previously completed 420 Learn-To-Race session or instructor recommendation is needed. Sailor must be entering High school. 12 year olds with prior boat experience only! 813-501-7245
Latest Review for Learning Camp
A Terrific Teaching Summer
As any parent with a child that has ADD knows, there is no such thing as a vacation. But you can still find a way to have fun and learn at the same time. That's what our boy experiences at the Learning Camp. He was challenged at every turn without being a burden to him. And of course he had tons of fun and made lots of new friends. Brings tears to my eyes when I think of all his smiles!... Read More...
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Teen Weekend Camp - Healthy Boundaries - Peoria, AZ
Teens - 13-18 and/or 7th - 12th grades Cost $20 Lots of fun activities planned as we learn about healthy boundaries in our lives. Call 623-979-6008 for more information. Registration forms can be found at this link. http://www.wgmaif.org/uploads/2/7/3/3/27335487/brochure.pdf
Teen Leadership Aug. 14-16, 2015 - Blue Jay, CA
This is one of the most amazing experiences your teen will ever have to be a part of. They will embark upon an adventure in their own personal growth as well as enhance their awareness and leadership ability. The program is specifically designed to take them out of their comfort zone and into truly living at their full potential. This is not a program designed to "fix" teens. This program embraces the power and unique abilities of each teen to empower them to live ALL IN, so that they are more prepared for college and careers. Please call 949.706.5333 for registration and information.
What’s Up Above? Kid’s Art Camp Exploring Clouds, Birds, and Things th
Monday-Thursday, August 8-11, 2016 ages 5-8, 9:30 am - 11:30 am $100 ages 9-13, 1:00 - 4:00 pm $120 What are clouds made of and how many different kinds are there? What flies? exploring balloons, birds, planes, and rockets through art ________________________________________ All Classes held at: Rockwood Artist Studios - 1064 east 2100 south #20 all supplies and snack provided class limited to 15 students Kindra Fehr earned a BFA in drawing/painting from the University of Utah in 1990, has studied at the Lacoste School of the Arts in France and has exhibited her work nationally and internationally. She currently teaches art out of her Sugarhouse Studio and at the Montessori Community School for questions or to enroll -www.kindrafehr.com 801-518-1773
Kid's Campout with the Prickly Pear Living History Museum - San Antoni
Do you want to help your kids build a connection to nature, but aren’t sure how? Do you struggle to get them away from screens? On March 19th and 20th Government Canyon State Natural Area and the Prickly Pear Living History Museum will be co-hosting a camping event for kids ages 10-16 and their parents. No screens allowed, but no one will be bored. Instead, we’ll talk about how local Native Americans survived and thrived in the same places we now call our home. For hands-on learning we’ll have reproduction tools, weapons, and natural resources for everyone to explore. Along the way, kids discover how to be hike leaders and why it’s important to be good caretakers of the land. We’ll provide most of the equipment. Maximum of two kids and two adults per group, so that more kids can enjoy the experience. Space is limited to 12 people. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED! Our last event filled up fast. Please send questions or RSVP requests to [email protected]
NYM Youth Camps 2016 - Lexington, NE
High School Camp: June 6-10th, students going into 9th and up, including graduates Jr. Teen Camp: June 13-17th, students going into 6th-9th $185 early registration Plenty of worker positions available for adults - FREE Registration Information: youth.neag.org/events/youth-camps
Teen Weekend Camp - Healthy Boundaries - Peoria, AZ
Teens - 13-18 and/or 7th - 12th grades Cost $20 Lots of fun activities planned as we learn about healthy boundaries in our lives. Call 623-979-6008 for more information. Registration forms can be found at this link. http://www.wgmaif.org/uploads/2/7/3/3/27335487/brochure.pdf
Teen Leadership Aug. 14-16, 2015 - Blue Jay, CA
This is one of the most amazing experiences your teen will ever have to be a part of. They will embark upon an adventure in their own personal growth as well as enhance their awareness and leadership ability. The program is specifically designed to take them out of their comfort zone and into truly living at their full potential. This is not a program designed to "fix" teens. This program embraces the power and unique abilities of each teen to empower them to live ALL IN, so that they are more prepared for college and careers. Please call 949.706.5333 for registration and information.
What’s Up Above? Kid’s Art Camp Exploring Clouds, Birds, and Things th
Monday-Thursday, August 8-11, 2016 ages 5-8, 9:30 am - 11:30 am $100 ages 9-13, 1:00 - 4:00 pm $120 What are clouds made of and how many different kinds are there? What flies? exploring balloons, birds, planes, and rockets through art ________________________________________ All Classes held at: Rockwood Artist Studios - 1064 east 2100 south #20 all supplies and snack provided class limited to 15 students Kindra Fehr earned a BFA in drawing/painting from the University of Utah in 1990, has studied at the Lacoste School of the Arts in France and has exhibited her work nationally and internationally. She currently teaches art out of her Sugarhouse Studio and at the Montessori Community School for questions or to enroll -www.kindrafehr.com 801-518-1773
Kid's Campout with the Prickly Pear Living History Museum - San Antoni
Do you want to help your kids build a connection to nature, but aren’t sure how? Do you struggle to get them away from screens? On March 19th and 20th Government Canyon State Natural Area and the Prickly Pear Living History Museum will be co-hosting a camping event for kids ages 10-16 and their parents. No screens allowed, but no one will be bored. Instead, we’ll talk about how local Native Americans survived and thrived in the same places we now call our home. For hands-on learning we’ll have reproduction tools, weapons, and natural resources for everyone to explore. Along the way, kids discover how to be hike leaders and why it’s important to be good caretakers of the land. We’ll provide most of the equipment. Maximum of two kids and two adults per group, so that more kids can enjoy the experience. Space is limited to 12 people. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED! Our last event filled up fast. Please send questions or RSVP requests to [email protected]
NYM Youth Camps 2016 - Lexington, NE
High School Camp: June 6-10th, students going into 9th and up, including graduates Jr. Teen Camp: June 13-17th, students going into 6th-9th $185 early registration Plenty of worker positions available for adults - FREE Registration Information: youth.neag.org/events/youth-camps
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Girls Just Want to Have Fun Quest - Carolina Day School
Are you a girl that wants to spend a week having fun? If so, this is the camp for you. You will do all things girly and glamorous! You will create art using everything from pink fur to rhinestones. The week will include making girly crafts and jewelry and having a spa day. Well even have a dance party! Leader: Patty Baer 828-274-0757
High School Session II - LSU Football Operations
Students who will be in the 9th or greater in the fall of 2016 are eligible to attend. Our high school camps are designed to give each individual athlete a solid foundation in the basic football fundamentals needed to excel at his specific position. LSU Head Football Coach Les Miles directs this program with assistance from his staff and guest coaches. This means you will receive the same expert coaching that every LSU player receives. This is a non-contact, skills teaching camp. 225-338-9836
Middle School Computer Programing Week 4 - Knott Hall
Kids will learn computer programming using Scratch software (developed by MIT) and Code.org. During camp, students will think creatively while learning programming basics. By the end of the camp, these budding programmers will be able to put their imagination and creativity into the form of a computer program. This class is a great introduction into basic computer programming. Developed specifically for kids Grades 6-8, Computer Programming camp is a great introduction into coding and logic-based thinking. No previous programming experience is needed. 443 841 3328
Field/Outdoor Games - JWR Club
Fresh air, sunshine, and games galore...what could be better? Learn to be a team player while soaking up the beautiful summertime weather. 503 232 0186
Elementary Tennis Session 1 - North Yarmouth Academy
This camp is designed to help kids enjoy the great sport of tennis at a young age. During the week we will focus on the basics of tennis and incorporate fun drills and games that will develop skills and provide plenty of fun in the process. 207.846.2376
Girls Just Want to Have Fun Quest - Carolina Day School
Are you a girl that wants to spend a week having fun? If so, this is the camp for you. You will do all things girly and glamorous! You will create art using everything from pink fur to rhinestones. The week will include making girly crafts and jewelry and having a spa day. Well even have a dance party! Leader: Patty Baer 828-274-0757
High School Session II - LSU Football Operations
Students who will be in the 9th or greater in the fall of 2016 are eligible to attend. Our high school camps are designed to give each individual athlete a solid foundation in the basic football fundamentals needed to excel at his specific position. LSU Head Football Coach Les Miles directs this program with assistance from his staff and guest coaches. This means you will receive the same expert coaching that every LSU player receives. This is a non-contact, skills teaching camp. 225-338-9836
Middle School Computer Programing Week 4 - Knott Hall
Kids will learn computer programming using Scratch software (developed by MIT) and Code.org. During camp, students will think creatively while learning programming basics. By the end of the camp, these budding programmers will be able to put their imagination and creativity into the form of a computer program. This class is a great introduction into basic computer programming. Developed specifically for kids Grades 6-8, Computer Programming camp is a great introduction into coding and logic-based thinking. No previous programming experience is needed. 443 841 3328
Field/Outdoor Games - JWR Club
Fresh air, sunshine, and games galore...what could be better? Learn to be a team player while soaking up the beautiful summertime weather. 503 232 0186
Elementary Tennis Session 1 - North Yarmouth Academy
This camp is designed to help kids enjoy the great sport of tennis at a young age. During the week we will focus on the basics of tennis and incorporate fun drills and games that will develop skills and provide plenty of fun in the process. 207.846.2376