Summer Camps in Sugar City, ID
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Select 15s - Eastern View High School
Competitive program. Tryouts may be required. Payment Schedule (up to 5 payments) 10% due at registration Price subject to change pending number of enrolled players. Practice dates and tournaments TBD Planned: 3 single-day tournaments Practice two days per week. 1 multi-day (not in price) can be added with team approval. 540.497.2320
Competitive program. Tryouts may be required. Payment Schedule (up to 5 payments) 10% due at registration Price subject to change pending number of enrolled players. Practice dates and tournaments TBD Planned: 3 single-day tournaments Practice two days per week. 1 multi-day (not in price) can be added with team approval. 540.497.2320
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PO Box 3968, Jackson, Wyoming 83001
Western riding at its best. Variety of in-camp activities. Backpacks & packtrips on foot & horse back.
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Hiking, Horseback...
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Be A Kid Again: Summer Camp - Madison, WI
Grab your sunblock and bandana and head over to the Zoo for a one-of-a-kind night at Henry Vilas Zoo’s Be A Kid Again – Summer Camp! Sleeping bag races, “bug juice” cocktails, nature walks, arts and crafts, with an outdoor movie… what could be better in July? Whether your summer camp fantasy is relaxing with s’mores and a big screen or actively exploring the outdoors, there is something for everyone. But here’s the twist – this camp is just for grown-ups! (21+) Top Bunk (VIP): $50 Includes a complimentary Summer Camp t-shirt, an extra drink ticket and early entrance (5:30 pm)- who doesn't want the top bunk?! Bottom Bunk (GA): $20 in advance, $25 day-of Includes a complimentary drink ticket for your choice of New Glarus brew, wine, or a camp-crafted cocktail.
Campaign Strategies Training: "Ending Youth Incarceration" - Webinar
This past year, social media has been flooded with violent images of the over policing of marginalized communities. We have felt the detrimental impact of state sanctioned violence, which has led to too many of our children, parents, friends, family and community members behind bars. CJNY member organizations continue to do the critical organizing and advocacy work to resist the structural racism within our justice and education systems. In a continuous effort to develop the skills we need to hold systems accountable for over criminalizing our communities, we are very pleased to bring to you: Youth First Initiative’s Campaign Strategies Training: “Ending Youth Incarceration” Space is limited so please register today using this link. http://goo.gl/forms/IVs7dNv92H Once you register, you’ll be provided with the call in information. This session will highlight examples of successful campaigns to close youth prisons, discuss lessons learned from these campaigns and other advocacy efforts, and cover steps for kicking off a campaign in your state to end youth incarceration. Facilitator: Liz Ryan, founder of the Youth First Initiative: a national Juvenile Justice campaign with the goals of halving youth incarceration in 15...
Kid's camp! - Clermont, GA
Spring break Kid's painting camp - two classes available! Thursday, April 7th: 9:00am - 11:30am Jumping Dolphin 12:30pm - 3:00pm Masking tape puzzle One class is $25 Both classes is $45 - lunch is not provided - please send a lunch with your child if they're in both classes **NOTES:** 1. Kiddos of all ages are welcome. If your child is under 8 years old, please plan to stay with them during class. 2. Acrylic paint will stain clothes - we are providing large t-shirts for cover up, but please dress your kiddos in something they can get paint on ***PRE-PAYMENT by April 3rd is required*** Two payment options: 1. A check payable to either Kristin Ellis or Shannon Mooney. 2. Send funds via PayPal (use the GIFT option to avoid fees) to [email protected] ***CANCELLATION POLICY*** Due to the cost of acquiring materials and reserving space for the class, we cannot offer refunds or credits if you cancel within 72 hours of the class. Thank you for understanding.
MS Winter Camp - Walla Walla, WA
Get ready for Trinity Youth's 18th annual Middle School Winter Camp! This weekend will be filled with good food, great friends, and whole lot of fun. Our goals for this camp are: 1. To build strong student-leader relationships 2.To build strong peer relationships 3.To meet students right where they are—helping them take that next step in knowing Jesus better. Oh, and there is also possibility of having a lot of fun, too! Students and leaders will be leaving from Trinity at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, February 12th (dinner not provided). From the church, we will drive 45 minutes south to Meadowood Springs. Everyone will be staying the next two nights at the retreat center there. We will be back at Trinity by 12:00 p.m. on Sunday the 14th. The cost of camp is $105. This cost covers travel, lodging, food and fun. To secure your free Winter Camp 2016 t-shirt, get your registration and $25 non-refundable deposit by Sunday, January 17th! After this date, all registrations will be charged an additional $15 late fee. All registrations and full payments are due by Sunday, February 7th. We don’t want anyone—new or old—to not come to Winter Camp because of the cost, so if a scholarship would make...
Wilderness Survivors Side of the Mountain youth camp, plus the adult W
Youth Wilderness Survivors Side of the Mountain camp description & registration Info: http://www.wolfcollege.com/youth/summer-overnight-camps/wilderness-survivors-side-of-the-mountain/ Adult Wilderness Survival Training & Trek description and registration Info: http://www.wolfcollege.com/expeditions/summer/wilderness-survival-training-and-trek/ Wilderness Survival has become synonymous with the over-dramatized survival programs on television. While some of these programs do provide valuable advice, most of them are filled with poor choices that, if followed, will get you injured or killed in a real emergency. Without proper training, separating the fact from fiction can be a difficult task. Our primary focus this week is to teach participants the practical skills that will save them in a true emergency. While a number of Traditional Skills will be introduced, our goal this week is to provide participants with a pragmatic skill set. For instance, spending five hours building a lean-to when it gets dark in 20 minutes is not a practical choice. Trying to build a bow-drill fire kit from scratch without a knife and without properly seasoned wood in the damp environment of the Pacific Northwest is rarely practical. Although those types of skills will be demonstrated, we will challenge you to perfect the basics first – like carrying a small fire steel and a couple of cotton balls...
Be A Kid Again: Summer Camp - Madison, WI
Grab your sunblock and bandana and head over to the Zoo for a one-of-a-kind night at Henry Vilas Zoo’s Be A Kid Again – Summer Camp! Sleeping bag races, “bug juice” cocktails, nature walks, arts and crafts, with an outdoor movie… what could be better in July? Whether your summer camp fantasy is relaxing with s’mores and a big screen or actively exploring the outdoors, there is something for everyone. But here’s the twist – this camp is just for grown-ups! (21+) Top Bunk (VIP): $50 Includes a complimentary Summer Camp t-shirt, an extra drink ticket and early entrance (5:30 pm)- who doesn't want the top bunk?! Bottom Bunk (GA): $20 in advance, $25 day-of Includes a complimentary drink ticket for your choice of New Glarus brew, wine, or a camp-crafted cocktail.
Campaign Strategies Training: "Ending Youth Incarceration" - Webinar
This past year, social media has been flooded with violent images of the over policing of marginalized communities. We have felt the detrimental impact of state sanctioned violence, which has led to too many of our children, parents, friends, family and community members behind bars. CJNY member organizations continue to do the critical organizing and advocacy work to resist the structural racism within our justice and education systems. In a continuous effort to develop the skills we need to hold systems accountable for over criminalizing our communities, we are very pleased to bring to you: Youth First Initiative’s Campaign Strategies Training: “Ending Youth Incarceration” Space is limited so please register today using this link. http://goo.gl/forms/IVs7dNv92H Once you register, you’ll be provided with the call in information. This session will highlight examples of successful campaigns to close youth prisons, discuss lessons learned from these campaigns and other advocacy efforts, and cover steps for kicking off a campaign in your state to end youth incarceration. Facilitator: Liz Ryan, founder of the Youth First Initiative: a national Juvenile Justice campaign with the goals of halving youth incarceration in 15...
Kid's camp! - Clermont, GA
Spring break Kid's painting camp - two classes available! Thursday, April 7th: 9:00am - 11:30am Jumping Dolphin 12:30pm - 3:00pm Masking tape puzzle One class is $25 Both classes is $45 - lunch is not provided - please send a lunch with your child if they're in both classes **NOTES:** 1. Kiddos of all ages are welcome. If your child is under 8 years old, please plan to stay with them during class. 2. Acrylic paint will stain clothes - we are providing large t-shirts for cover up, but please dress your kiddos in something they can get paint on ***PRE-PAYMENT by April 3rd is required*** Two payment options: 1. A check payable to either Kristin Ellis or Shannon Mooney. 2. Send funds via PayPal (use the GIFT option to avoid fees) to [email protected] ***CANCELLATION POLICY*** Due to the cost of acquiring materials and reserving space for the class, we cannot offer refunds or credits if you cancel within 72 hours of the class. Thank you for understanding.
MS Winter Camp - Walla Walla, WA
Get ready for Trinity Youth's 18th annual Middle School Winter Camp! This weekend will be filled with good food, great friends, and whole lot of fun. Our goals for this camp are: 1. To build strong student-leader relationships 2.To build strong peer relationships 3.To meet students right where they are—helping them take that next step in knowing Jesus better. Oh, and there is also possibility of having a lot of fun, too! Students and leaders will be leaving from Trinity at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, February 12th (dinner not provided). From the church, we will drive 45 minutes south to Meadowood Springs. Everyone will be staying the next two nights at the retreat center there. We will be back at Trinity by 12:00 p.m. on Sunday the 14th. The cost of camp is $105. This cost covers travel, lodging, food and fun. To secure your free Winter Camp 2016 t-shirt, get your registration and $25 non-refundable deposit by Sunday, January 17th! After this date, all registrations will be charged an additional $15 late fee. All registrations and full payments are due by Sunday, February 7th. We don’t want anyone—new or old—to not come to Winter Camp because of the cost, so if a scholarship would make...
Wilderness Survivors Side of the Mountain youth camp, plus the adult W
Youth Wilderness Survivors Side of the Mountain camp description & registration Info: http://www.wolfcollege.com/youth/summer-overnight-camps/wilderness-survivors-side-of-the-mountain/ Adult Wilderness Survival Training & Trek description and registration Info: http://www.wolfcollege.com/expeditions/summer/wilderness-survival-training-and-trek/ Wilderness Survival has become synonymous with the over-dramatized survival programs on television. While some of these programs do provide valuable advice, most of them are filled with poor choices that, if followed, will get you injured or killed in a real emergency. Without proper training, separating the fact from fiction can be a difficult task. Our primary focus this week is to teach participants the practical skills that will save them in a true emergency. While a number of Traditional Skills will be introduced, our goal this week is to provide participants with a pragmatic skill set. For instance, spending five hours building a lean-to when it gets dark in 20 minutes is not a practical choice. Trying to build a bow-drill fire kit from scratch without a knife and without properly seasoned wood in the damp environment of the Pacific Northwest is rarely practical. Although those types of skills will be demonstrated, we will challenge you to perfect the basics first – like carrying a small fire steel and a couple of cotton balls...
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Creative Drama Session 7 - Williamsburg Middle School
Theme: Rainforest Rangers Silly characters take to the stage! Through improvisation, special guest artist workshops, art projects, theatre games and rehearsals, campers will learn the basics of acting. Along the way they will discover new ways of collaborating with peers and the joy of performing. Past workshops have included stage make-up, choreography, singing, yoga, and swordplay! Family and friends are invited to attend a final sharing on Friday afternoon of each session. 703-271-0222
Boys Basketball - 2nd Session - Chatham High School
Camp Hours 8:30am to 12:30pm Come join head Coach Todd Ervin and your favorite Chatham High School basketball players in an exciting, action-packed hoops experience! Watch your game elevate through fundamental instruction with basketball drills, individual and team competitions, and controlled games taking place at Chatham High School. From improving your shooting form, dribbling with both hands, and playing hard-nosed defense, this is a camp that will help young athletes of all ability levels. 973-769-5995
LEGO-lympics - Sycamore School
Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz Staff -- Calling all sports fans… on your mark, get set, build! Celebrate the 2016 Summer Olympics with cool models of sports from cycling to soccer, basketball to gymnastics. Take a break from the heat and compete to set your own Brick Olympic records with our exciting sports-themed challenges! Well post the winners on our own Medal Tally board and award winners with Bricks 4 Kidz medals. 317-202-2500
Cheer Camp 5-12 - Pacifica Parks, Beaches, and Recreation
Through the use of sports training and education, Make Me A Pro Sports strives to instill a positive attitude within children that carries over to every aspect of their life. We offer fun and educational camps that are taught by successful coaches. Come and join us for a great week of cheer, learn techniques through fun games and drills, and prepare for our dance cheer parent performance at the end of the week! Please bring water, snacks and sunscreen! Sign up b y 4/21 and Save!! LOCATION Sanchez Field Linda Mar Blvd. INSTRUCTOR Staff Make Me A Pro Sports
Game on Sports - Old Trail School
Come to Game On Sports in the Harrington McLaughlin Athletic Center and have some physical education fun. Campers will participate in multiple sports and small-sided games. We have numerous options for your child to have a positive sports experience. Campers will participate in the following activities during the summer: soccer, softball, baseball, track and field, handball, volleyball, tennis, basketball, bowling, lacrosse, flag football, floor hockey, Frisbee games, parachute, hula-hoops and orienteering. Come out and get your Game On! Instructors: Scott Trahey, MS, Old Trail School physical education teacher and soccer coach and Ryan Smith, BS, Brunswick Schools physical education teacher 3306661118 x469
Creative Drama Session 7 - Williamsburg Middle School
Theme: Rainforest Rangers Silly characters take to the stage! Through improvisation, special guest artist workshops, art projects, theatre games and rehearsals, campers will learn the basics of acting. Along the way they will discover new ways of collaborating with peers and the joy of performing. Past workshops have included stage make-up, choreography, singing, yoga, and swordplay! Family and friends are invited to attend a final sharing on Friday afternoon of each session. 703-271-0222
Boys Basketball - 2nd Session - Chatham High School
Camp Hours 8:30am to 12:30pm Come join head Coach Todd Ervin and your favorite Chatham High School basketball players in an exciting, action-packed hoops experience! Watch your game elevate through fundamental instruction with basketball drills, individual and team competitions, and controlled games taking place at Chatham High School. From improving your shooting form, dribbling with both hands, and playing hard-nosed defense, this is a camp that will help young athletes of all ability levels. 973-769-5995
LEGO-lympics - Sycamore School
Instructor: Bricks 4 Kidz Staff -- Calling all sports fans… on your mark, get set, build! Celebrate the 2016 Summer Olympics with cool models of sports from cycling to soccer, basketball to gymnastics. Take a break from the heat and compete to set your own Brick Olympic records with our exciting sports-themed challenges! Well post the winners on our own Medal Tally board and award winners with Bricks 4 Kidz medals. 317-202-2500
Cheer Camp 5-12 - Pacifica Parks, Beaches, and Recreation
Through the use of sports training and education, Make Me A Pro Sports strives to instill a positive attitude within children that carries over to every aspect of their life. We offer fun and educational camps that are taught by successful coaches. Come and join us for a great week of cheer, learn techniques through fun games and drills, and prepare for our dance cheer parent performance at the end of the week! Please bring water, snacks and sunscreen! Sign up b y 4/21 and Save!! LOCATION Sanchez Field Linda Mar Blvd. INSTRUCTOR Staff Make Me A Pro Sports
Game on Sports - Old Trail School
Come to Game On Sports in the Harrington McLaughlin Athletic Center and have some physical education fun. Campers will participate in multiple sports and small-sided games. We have numerous options for your child to have a positive sports experience. Campers will participate in the following activities during the summer: soccer, softball, baseball, track and field, handball, volleyball, tennis, basketball, bowling, lacrosse, flag football, floor hockey, Frisbee games, parachute, hula-hoops and orienteering. Come out and get your Game On! Instructors: Scott Trahey, MS, Old Trail School physical education teacher and soccer coach and Ryan Smith, BS, Brunswick Schools physical education teacher 3306661118 x469