Summer Camps in Sullivan's Island, SC
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Weekly High School Pitching Camp 2 - Kennesaw State University (Stillwell Stadium)
The Owls Baseball Camp Staff is happy to announce a weekly pitching camp this Fall/Winter. This camp will be ran exclusively by Assistant Coach Trey Fowler and is open to any high school age player looking to take his Pitching to the next level. The 4 week program will be structured to ensure that each player learns more about the most important aspects of pitching including visual focus, mechanical efficiency, and how to attack/read hitters. A throwing program will be implemented to increase arm speed and strength along with drills for efficiency, bullpens, and video analysis to ensure that each player exits the 4 week program a better and more confident pitcher. All sessions will be limited to a max of 4 players in order to assure each receives the individual attention and reps to reach the goals of the program. The Dates for the Camp include Sept 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th. The camp will run 8:15-9:30 each night. ***Owls Baseball Camp is open to any and all entrants limited only by number, age, grade level, and gender.*** 6786408422.0
The Owls Baseball Camp Staff is happy to announce a weekly pitching camp this Fall/Winter. This camp will be ran exclusively by Assistant Coach Trey Fowler and is open to any high school age player looking to take his Pitching to the next level. The 4 week program will be structured to ensure that each player learns more about the most important aspects of pitching including visual focus, mechanical efficiency, and how to attack/read hitters. A throwing program will be implemented to increase arm speed and strength along with drills for efficiency, bullpens, and video analysis to ensure that each player exits the 4 week program a better and more confident pitcher. All sessions will be limited to a max of 4 players in order to assure each receives the individual attention and reps to reach the goals of the program. The Dates for the Camp include Sept 7th, 14th, 21st, 28th. The camp will run 8:15-9:30 each night. ***Owls Baseball Camp is open to any and all entrants limited only by number, age, grade level, and gender.*** 6786408422.0
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Address:
, Charleston, South Carolina
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Address:
7951 Dorchester Rd, Charleston, South Carolina 29418
Girl Scout camp located on beautiful historic site offering traditional programming. Non scouts welcome. Campers housed in cabins, buildings, & platform tents.
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Sullivan's Island, SC Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Summer Camp & Activities Fair Sponsored by Washington Family Magazine
Stop by the Camp SheEO booth to register for local summer camps or join our mailing list. Admission and parking are FREE. Details at www.Facebook.com/WashingtonFamilySummerCampFairs
Fields of Iron November Event - Greenfield, IN
details to come
St. Louis Youth Camp's Trivia Night - St. Louis, Missouri, MO
CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR REGISTRATION: https://campweloki.wildapricot.org/event-2109063 St. Louis Youth Camp’s presents our 7th annual trivia night! 100% of money raised benefits girls ages 8 – 18 to attend Camp Weloki. The event will be held at Mercy Hospital Conference Center on New Ballas Road. Doors open at 6:00pm, and trivia begins promptly at 7:00pm. Prizes will be awarded to the winning table. There will also be raffles, games and attendance prizes! Cost is $200 for an 8-person table or $25 per person ($30 per person at the door). Beer, soda and water are provided and we encourage you to bring your own food and beverages as well. A flyer with more information can be obtained at http://campweloki.com/events.html or call Erin Lynch at 636-530-1883 or by e-mail: [email protected]
Exploring the Arts Teen Art Camp - Binghamton, NY
Exploring the Arts Teen Art Camp at Stiletto's Fine Arts Studio . Every day from 9am-1pm. Fee is $150 per child ages 11-16….a $50.00 deposit must be paid in advance to reserve your spot. You must register online at through the online booking center or call 607-239-2676. Balance is due on the first day of camp. Teen will learn to use different mediums from watercolor, acrylic, pastels. Techniques more advanced for older kids. Don’t wait to register because space is limited. EVERYONE MUST REGISTER ONLINE AT LINK BELOW OR CALL! That way there will be enough supplies for everybody attending the class. http://bookeo.com/paintyourheartout?type=41552M6NKJL1565D8C1413
Learn all about Sleepaway Camp from the Camp Expert - Aventura, FL
Is your child ready for sleepaway camp? Are you ready to send them? How do you know and how do you get started? Learn from the expert, Karen Meister, Southeast Regional Partner of Camp Experts/Teen Summers. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE.
Summer Camp & Activities Fair Sponsored by Washington Family Magazine
Stop by the Camp SheEO booth to register for local summer camps or join our mailing list. Admission and parking are FREE. Details at www.Facebook.com/WashingtonFamilySummerCampFairs
Fields of Iron November Event - Greenfield, IN
details to come
St. Louis Youth Camp's Trivia Night - St. Louis, Missouri, MO
CLICK THE FOLLOWING LINK FOR REGISTRATION: https://campweloki.wildapricot.org/event-2109063 St. Louis Youth Camp’s presents our 7th annual trivia night! 100% of money raised benefits girls ages 8 – 18 to attend Camp Weloki. The event will be held at Mercy Hospital Conference Center on New Ballas Road. Doors open at 6:00pm, and trivia begins promptly at 7:00pm. Prizes will be awarded to the winning table. There will also be raffles, games and attendance prizes! Cost is $200 for an 8-person table or $25 per person ($30 per person at the door). Beer, soda and water are provided and we encourage you to bring your own food and beverages as well. A flyer with more information can be obtained at http://campweloki.com/events.html or call Erin Lynch at 636-530-1883 or by e-mail: [email protected]
Exploring the Arts Teen Art Camp - Binghamton, NY
Exploring the Arts Teen Art Camp at Stiletto's Fine Arts Studio . Every day from 9am-1pm. Fee is $150 per child ages 11-16….a $50.00 deposit must be paid in advance to reserve your spot. You must register online at through the online booking center or call 607-239-2676. Balance is due on the first day of camp. Teen will learn to use different mediums from watercolor, acrylic, pastels. Techniques more advanced for older kids. Don’t wait to register because space is limited. EVERYONE MUST REGISTER ONLINE AT LINK BELOW OR CALL! That way there will be enough supplies for everybody attending the class. http://bookeo.com/paintyourheartout?type=41552M6NKJL1565D8C1413
Learn all about Sleepaway Camp from the Camp Expert - Aventura, FL
Is your child ready for sleepaway camp? Are you ready to send them? How do you know and how do you get started? Learn from the expert, Karen Meister, Southeast Regional Partner of Camp Experts/Teen Summers. RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Reading Comprehension Building Blocks-II - DeKalb County Location
Building Reading Comprehension Skills through Main Idea, Inferencing, Predicting, Identifying Key Words 6787535192.0
Bug Catchers Two-Day Camp - Harris Nature Center
For children going into 2nd and 3rd grade Insects, spiders and invertebrates of all kinds invade this camp. Campers will also enjoy craft projects, nature activities, guided walks, stories and games. All campers will receive a free camp tee shirt. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * This program will take place regardless of the weather. * All campers must bring a sack lunch. * Register before June 1st and receive a $5.00 discount. GRADES 2nd - 3rd LOCATION Harris Nature Center Wetlab at Harris Nature Center INSTRUCTOR Harris Nature Center Staff
The Mighty M Games - Forest Service Park
Join Mountain Adventure Tours for the 4th Annual M Games (the MAT version of the X games). This camp will offer participants of all levels an opportunity to have fun and develop some new skills in a variety of areas. Campers will practice and play a variety of team and individual sports throughout the week, including stand up paddle boarding, sea kayaking on the reservoir, relays, limbo, biking, swimming and trekking. This camp will also have an opening and a closing ceremony. 2083091005.0
Spark - Advanced Robotics Session II - WPI Campus
Are you already experienced with LEGO MINDSTORM and ready for the next level? This program is designed to give upper middle school students a chance to explore more complex programming and construction techniques, while interacting with our robotics faculty in small groups. This program is not intended for beginners. Please choose Session 1 or Session 2 (508) 831-4900
Spring Break Program-Forest Park Elementary - Forest Park Elementary
IMPORTANT: Students need to bring their own laptop with mouse to attend this program. Snacks, Lunch, and beverages are NOT included. The program may be consolidated in one or two school sites based on enrollments. Parents will be informed at least one week prior to program start date. In this program, students learn about 3-D Printing, Vehicle engineering by rapid prototyping, and Computer Programming. They work in teams to build their own battery operated cars and race it on the final day. They learn 3-D modeling tools to make their own 3-D designs. Students will - 1. Learn how an engineer takes an idea from paper to a prototype. 2. Learn what is CAD/CAM and how it is used by Engineers. 3. Develop a design solution using given design constraints. 4. Evaluate competing conceptual design solutions for decision making 5. Plan and execute experiment; Collect and interpret data gathered by experiments; Use experimental data for an improved design solution 6. Learn about 3-D printing. Students who attend 3-D print class will take home a 3-D printed design prototype. 7. Learn Visual Programming and coding skills. 650-223-1641
Reading Comprehension Building Blocks-II - DeKalb County Location
Building Reading Comprehension Skills through Main Idea, Inferencing, Predicting, Identifying Key Words 6787535192.0
Bug Catchers Two-Day Camp - Harris Nature Center
For children going into 2nd and 3rd grade Insects, spiders and invertebrates of all kinds invade this camp. Campers will also enjoy craft projects, nature activities, guided walks, stories and games. All campers will receive a free camp tee shirt. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * This program will take place regardless of the weather. * All campers must bring a sack lunch. * Register before June 1st and receive a $5.00 discount. GRADES 2nd - 3rd LOCATION Harris Nature Center Wetlab at Harris Nature Center INSTRUCTOR Harris Nature Center Staff
The Mighty M Games - Forest Service Park
Join Mountain Adventure Tours for the 4th Annual M Games (the MAT version of the X games). This camp will offer participants of all levels an opportunity to have fun and develop some new skills in a variety of areas. Campers will practice and play a variety of team and individual sports throughout the week, including stand up paddle boarding, sea kayaking on the reservoir, relays, limbo, biking, swimming and trekking. This camp will also have an opening and a closing ceremony. 2083091005.0
Spark - Advanced Robotics Session II - WPI Campus
Are you already experienced with LEGO MINDSTORM and ready for the next level? This program is designed to give upper middle school students a chance to explore more complex programming and construction techniques, while interacting with our robotics faculty in small groups. This program is not intended for beginners. Please choose Session 1 or Session 2 (508) 831-4900
Spring Break Program-Forest Park Elementary - Forest Park Elementary
IMPORTANT: Students need to bring their own laptop with mouse to attend this program. Snacks, Lunch, and beverages are NOT included. The program may be consolidated in one or two school sites based on enrollments. Parents will be informed at least one week prior to program start date. In this program, students learn about 3-D Printing, Vehicle engineering by rapid prototyping, and Computer Programming. They work in teams to build their own battery operated cars and race it on the final day. They learn 3-D modeling tools to make their own 3-D designs. Students will - 1. Learn how an engineer takes an idea from paper to a prototype. 2. Learn what is CAD/CAM and how it is used by Engineers. 3. Develop a design solution using given design constraints. 4. Evaluate competing conceptual design solutions for decision making 5. Plan and execute experiment; Collect and interpret data gathered by experiments; Use experimental data for an improved design solution 6. Learn about 3-D printing. Students who attend 3-D print class will take home a 3-D printed design prototype. 7. Learn Visual Programming and coding skills. 650-223-1641