Summer Camps in Susquehanna County, PA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Little Aquanauts (Week 10 PM) - Body Zone - NESS
Have you ever wondered how big you are compared to a blue whale, or what similarities your body has to a squid, or even how far you can jump compared to a kangaroo. Learn more about our own astonishing bodies, compare our bodies to some amazing animals, and perform a squid dissection. 860-535-9362
Have you ever wondered how big you are compared to a blue whale, or what similarities your body has to a squid, or even how far you can jump compared to a kangaroo. Learn more about our own astonishing bodies, compare our bodies to some amazing animals, and perform a squid dissection. 860-535-9362
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What are some good camp options for 13 and 15 year olds from Taiwan near Albany?
Most camps are happy to accept campers from abroad. Teenagers ages 13-15 have many different options. One of the options is a travel camp. Campers travel to multiple locations, exploring different cities and attractions, going to water and amusement parks, science museums and historical landmarks. Since you are coming to such interesting area, like Albany, this is going to be an amazing experience for them. You may also want to look into residential camps. Residential camps are a great option for teenagers to want to spend their summer actively. They will be in the nature, playing sports and doing arts...
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Kid's Spring Break Camp - El Paso, TX
SPRING BREAK is here!! Give your kids something to talk about when they go back to school. Bring them in to the Academy of Aerial Fitness and have them experience AERIAL ARTS! The kids will learn silks, hoop, hammock, balance, calisthenics, yoga, and PARKOUR! Keep your kids active and having fun during their long school break!! You can sign them up and pay over the phone or come in Monday morning and sign up when you drop them off!
Ryan Beeson's Teen Week 2016 - Tiffin, OH
Theme: God is Greater Cost: $225 Drop off times: Sunday, 2pm - 4 pm Pick up time: Saturday, 11am Please register on our website early as space is limited. Visit our FAQ for more information.
Mariapoch Teen Campout - Burton, OH
Teens ages 13-18--join us for a weekend of prayer and fun during the 60th annual pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Mariapoch in Burton, Ohio, Aug. 13-14, 2016. For the schedule and more information, visit www.parma.org. To participate in this chaperoned campout program, you must submit a release form and payment by July 29. The cost is $25, which includes all meals. With questions, please contact the nuns of Christ the Bridegroom Monastery at 440-834-0290 or [email protected]. Click here to register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Lp_tmQqQxS8WP4pTiWai9pQlxFNsvGTKg5YWtskgAuc/edit
Kid's Camp - West, MS
Grades 1-6. $50 registration fee due by December 30, 2016. See Bro. Randy for details.
Aroostook Teen Leadership Camp Stew Night - Presque Isle, ME
On Friday, February 5th starting at 5:00 PM and ending at 7:00 PM, Aroostook Teen Leadership Camp (ATLC) will be hosting Stew Night at the Presque Isle Snowmobile Club. For $6 you can get a combo of a Main Dish (either Stew or Soup), drink, and a dessert. Grilled cheese sandwiches will also be available to purchase. Come on out and let us do the cooking for you! Tell all of your family and friends to come out and join us for a great time and great food!!
Kid's Spring Break Camp - El Paso, TX
SPRING BREAK is here!! Give your kids something to talk about when they go back to school. Bring them in to the Academy of Aerial Fitness and have them experience AERIAL ARTS! The kids will learn silks, hoop, hammock, balance, calisthenics, yoga, and PARKOUR! Keep your kids active and having fun during their long school break!! You can sign them up and pay over the phone or come in Monday morning and sign up when you drop them off!
Ryan Beeson's Teen Week 2016 - Tiffin, OH
Theme: God is Greater Cost: $225 Drop off times: Sunday, 2pm - 4 pm Pick up time: Saturday, 11am Please register on our website early as space is limited. Visit our FAQ for more information.
Mariapoch Teen Campout - Burton, OH
Teens ages 13-18--join us for a weekend of prayer and fun during the 60th annual pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Mariapoch in Burton, Ohio, Aug. 13-14, 2016. For the schedule and more information, visit www.parma.org. To participate in this chaperoned campout program, you must submit a release form and payment by July 29. The cost is $25, which includes all meals. With questions, please contact the nuns of Christ the Bridegroom Monastery at 440-834-0290 or [email protected]. Click here to register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Lp_tmQqQxS8WP4pTiWai9pQlxFNsvGTKg5YWtskgAuc/edit
Kid's Camp - West, MS
Grades 1-6. $50 registration fee due by December 30, 2016. See Bro. Randy for details.
Aroostook Teen Leadership Camp Stew Night - Presque Isle, ME
On Friday, February 5th starting at 5:00 PM and ending at 7:00 PM, Aroostook Teen Leadership Camp (ATLC) will be hosting Stew Night at the Presque Isle Snowmobile Club. For $6 you can get a combo of a Main Dish (either Stew or Soup), drink, and a dessert. Grilled cheese sandwiches will also be available to purchase. Come on out and let us do the cooking for you! Tell all of your family and friends to come out and join us for a great time and great food!!
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Variety Show! - Building J
Rise and shine campers, its time for a show! Come join Duke Schools biggest, wildest variety revue for its 7th consecutive year! Do you like to sing and dance? Do you like puppets, jokes or just like to ham it up? Variety Show Camp is the camp for you! At the beginning of the week well try different activities - read some jokes, sing, act out skits and talk about our talents. Halfway through the week, well begin to craft and rehearse our show. By the end of the week, well perform for a live audience! Join us for a week full of fun and memories. Director: Jeff Burch 9194932642.0
Minecraft Modding Camp, week 1 - Encinitas Library
Why just play Minecraft when you can create Minecraft? IN this camp designed for quick learners or those with block-based coding experience, campers will learn how to code in Java by making a mod for Minecraft! This is professional, text-based coding. Create and then craft a sword out of mushy bananas or spawn a flying golden cow! Make the full transition from player to content creator! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Computer Coding and Minecraft Camp will be held in the Computer Lab of the Encinitas Library. ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Camps LOCATION Encinitas Library Computer Lab INSTRUCTOR Code To The Future
Curtain Up! Musical Theatre (3 weeks) - St. Agnes Academy-St. Dominic School
For rising 1st-8th grade students This amazing program is for all students interested in musical theatre. It is an excellent opportunity to learn about all aspects of a production and to discover and develop theatrical and musical talents. The students in this camp learn music and dance and most importantly, how to work together and support one another to deliver a wonderful performance. The mission of this camp is to boost confidence and to build friendships through cooperative effort and fun. This summer we will go Under the Sea with The Little Mermaid. All ages will enjoy participating in this action-packed show! Instructor: Ann Neal, SAA-SDS Drama Teacher Dates & Times: June 6-24 (3 weeks); 9:00-11:30 Two Performances will be held on June 24, times TBA 901-435-5843
Advanced Player Development - Nugget Field
Our advanced camps are aimed towards players aged 10 and above who have playing experience. This camp is all about improving your technical ability and knowledge of the game. A big part of this camp is working on positioning, decision making, applying skills in the right times and allowing players to learn through playing the game. Through the week you will work on technical skills such as: - Passing and moving into space - Creating angles - Dribbling/running with the ball - First touch/control of the ball - Attacking and defending headers - Crossing and finishing - Shooting from range - 1v1 attacking and defending - Attacking and defending overloads (916) 827-0820
Nature Nuts Arnold Spring Session - Arnold Elementary
Thursdays: Feb 25th, March 3rd , March 10th, & March 17th The Nature Nuts program brings the excitement and fun of new EcoAdventures right to your school! Using a hands-on approach to learning, our goal is to empower students to take action on issues concerning conservation and the environment. Students will encounter a variety of live animals such as tarantulas, toads, lizards, giant roaches, snakes, crocodiles, frogs, small mammals, turtles, and much more! (410) 279-5416
Variety Show! - Building J
Rise and shine campers, its time for a show! Come join Duke Schools biggest, wildest variety revue for its 7th consecutive year! Do you like to sing and dance? Do you like puppets, jokes or just like to ham it up? Variety Show Camp is the camp for you! At the beginning of the week well try different activities - read some jokes, sing, act out skits and talk about our talents. Halfway through the week, well begin to craft and rehearse our show. By the end of the week, well perform for a live audience! Join us for a week full of fun and memories. Director: Jeff Burch 9194932642.0
Minecraft Modding Camp, week 1 - Encinitas Library
Why just play Minecraft when you can create Minecraft? IN this camp designed for quick learners or those with block-based coding experience, campers will learn how to code in Java by making a mod for Minecraft! This is professional, text-based coding. Create and then craft a sword out of mushy bananas or spawn a flying golden cow! Make the full transition from player to content creator! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Computer Coding and Minecraft Camp will be held in the Computer Lab of the Encinitas Library. ACTIVITY SUB-CATEGORY Camps LOCATION Encinitas Library Computer Lab INSTRUCTOR Code To The Future
Curtain Up! Musical Theatre (3 weeks) - St. Agnes Academy-St. Dominic School
For rising 1st-8th grade students This amazing program is for all students interested in musical theatre. It is an excellent opportunity to learn about all aspects of a production and to discover and develop theatrical and musical talents. The students in this camp learn music and dance and most importantly, how to work together and support one another to deliver a wonderful performance. The mission of this camp is to boost confidence and to build friendships through cooperative effort and fun. This summer we will go Under the Sea with The Little Mermaid. All ages will enjoy participating in this action-packed show! Instructor: Ann Neal, SAA-SDS Drama Teacher Dates & Times: June 6-24 (3 weeks); 9:00-11:30 Two Performances will be held on June 24, times TBA 901-435-5843
Advanced Player Development - Nugget Field
Our advanced camps are aimed towards players aged 10 and above who have playing experience. This camp is all about improving your technical ability and knowledge of the game. A big part of this camp is working on positioning, decision making, applying skills in the right times and allowing players to learn through playing the game. Through the week you will work on technical skills such as: - Passing and moving into space - Creating angles - Dribbling/running with the ball - First touch/control of the ball - Attacking and defending headers - Crossing and finishing - Shooting from range - 1v1 attacking and defending - Attacking and defending overloads (916) 827-0820
Nature Nuts Arnold Spring Session - Arnold Elementary
Thursdays: Feb 25th, March 3rd , March 10th, & March 17th The Nature Nuts program brings the excitement and fun of new EcoAdventures right to your school! Using a hands-on approach to learning, our goal is to empower students to take action on issues concerning conservation and the environment. Students will encounter a variety of live animals such as tarantulas, toads, lizards, giant roaches, snakes, crocodiles, frogs, small mammals, turtles, and much more! (410) 279-5416