Summer Camps in Tallapoosa County, AL
Wednesday Field Trip to Six Flags Amusement Park Spring break camps will also include swimming days at Brisbane Pool, a BBQ at the Community Park & other special events and activities. A current emergency card [] (printable pdf) must be on file at the Parks & Recreation Office prior to the start of Camp. If you do not have a current emergency card on file, please print out a card and email ( ), fax (415-467-4989), mail (50 Park Place, Brisbane, CA 94005) or drop off the card at our office. GRADES Kindergarten - 6th Grade LOCATION Recreation Activity Room at Brisbane Elementary School INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
Tallapoosa County, AL Summer Camps
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Different camps have different types of dress codes, which is why parents should read all registration materials and welcome packets in advance. For example, a Christian camp may not want youth to wear two-piece bathing suits or spaghetti strap tank tops whereas a different camp may not care. Most summer programs will ask that youth wear age-appropriate clothing. This means avoiding any t-shirts or clothing items that have offensive or suggestive language or any overtly sexual and violent imagery.
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Fourth Annual MLK Day of Service & Kids Camp - Oaklyn, NJ
KIDS CAMP- 8:30am-4pm (aftercare available until 5:30pm) COST: $10 donation (includes lunch) Let's work together to build the Beloved Community! Activities include: Singing, songwriting, sports, skits, stories, arts and crafts teaching the message of community and nonviolence. We Work Together, We Rock! To register your child, email: [email protected] COMMUNITY SERVICE: For adults and families (kids recommended to be 10yrs & up.) Registration begins at 8:30am at Community Rocks! New Jersey. Service will take place between 9am-2:30pm and various hours in between depending on service site, location and project. Service projects include: Camden Rescue Mission, Virtua Health Foundation's CASTLE Program and more TBA. Service folks, PLEASE BRING A BAGGED LUNCH! FREEDOM MARCH & MLK BIRTHDAY PERFORMANCE: Beginning at 2:30pm, the KIDS CAMP kids will march from Community Rocks! to the Oaklyn Baptist Church with signs in hand about FREEDOMS they are grateful for and messages of peace, love kindness. We'll arrive at the church between 3-3:30 to sing songs, share teachings and eat cake!
31st Annual “Send a Kid to Camp” Golf Tournament - Woodland, WA
31st Annual “Send a Kid to Camp” Golf Tournament Thursday, July 7th, 2016 Join BB Camp at Lewis River Golf Course and help send a kid to Camp! 12:00pm - Lunch 1:00pm - Shotgun Shot Awards Ceremony and Dinner to follow PLAYER OPPORTUNITIES (Each player receives a box lunch, use of a cart, beverages, buffet dinner and tee prizes) $1,250 Team Sponsor (tax-deductible portion is $770) $250 Player / Hole Sponsor (tax-deductible portion is $130) $200 Player (tax-deductible portion is $80) More info - http://bbcamp.org/golf-tournament/ Sponsorship oppertunitues - http://bbcamp.org/golf-tournament/4974-2/
Pirate Circus Kid Camp - 1200 Shakespeare, Ste. C
June 15-19, 9:00am-4:00pm, $200/kiddo Hosted by Missoula Fencing Association and Moksha Studio. For kids ages 7-10 years old who wanna be a Pirate AND join the Circus. Monday - Friday 9am-12:30pm: PIRATE (hosted by Missoula Fencing Association) Monday - Friday 12:30pm- 4:00pm: CIRCUS (hosted by Moksha Aerial Studio) PIRATE: Come express your inner pirate! We get our youngest fencers started learning fencing basics with lots of fun and games in this week long camp. Time will also be spent in activities that increase fitness, coordination and strategy development. All protective equipment is provided and we finish out the week with some stage combat. CIRCUS: Kids will have a blast learning skills. Acro Flying (Acro Stunting basics), Flow Arts (Juggling, Ninja Staff, Poi, Hoop), Aerial Arts (Sling, Silks, Static Trapeze, Rope Climbing), Slack-line: (Low Tightrope), and other activities such as jump ropes, ball games, parachute fun, and more! Instructors guide students through activities while simultaneously helping them actualize their goals and understand the connection between their body and mind. This camp promotes physical activity, focus, practice, patience, and FUN! Circus Arts celebrate individual exploration, community based learning,...
Summer Set Music & Camping Festival - Somerset, WI
Cloud Cult performs in a stacked festival lineup third to close.
This is the Place Heritage Park Art Camp (Session 2) - This is the Place Heritage Park
Join us as we take art to This is the Place Park. We will meet on location and will set-up our drawing boards to sketch pioneer-era architecture, gardens, and people in period costume. We will use several mediums including: pencil, charcoal, pastel, watercolor, markers, and ink. This is a great time to learn new art techniques while spending time outdoors and learning about Utahs history. We will provide all the supplies as well as a VAI t-shirt for all students. You will need to come prepared with a water bottle, sunscreen (already applied), hat, and small folding chair. 801-474-3796
Old School Summer Fun - Villa Academy
Its summer!! So why not enjoy some favorite games and activities from "back in the day"? We will play fun games like potato sack races, Red Rover, frisbee, and hula hoops! Campers will learn some of the history behind some of Americas favorite games and activities from yester-year! Homemade lemonade included! 206-524-7009
Questers Camp - Vasona Lake County Park
Join us as YSI supports your quest for knowledge using hands-on science activities to discover interesting facts about the world around you. Discover how rocks are formed and practice rock sorting like a geologist. Take a closer look at snails and other animals with shells. Work as scientists to investigate spores and learn the mysteries behind mold by putting together an experiment to watch mold grow in a safe enclosed environment. As we move through our investigations extend your land-based quest and look to the sky and experiment with wind and learn the science of how clouds form. In addition to doing daily science activities we will have the opportunity to explore different park habitats, play games, and engage in fun craft projects. 408-827-5507
Steubenville - 2016 - UMASS - Lowell
This conference is a great way to get to know God better with thousands of teens at a high-energy weekend conference. Incoming freshmen through outgoing seniors from St. Marys Parish and School are invited to attend. 860-658-5919
Week 3 - Bottle Rockets and Fantastic Science - Episcopal Day School
In this STEM camp students will design and construct a rocket out of ordinary materials. They will construct parachutes for the rockets and see how long it takes for the rockets to fall back to the ground after launch. EDSs own Joe Kirstein will be heading up this camp that will bring students to the Flowing Wells Campus Daily. 7067331192.0



