Summer Camps in Thiensville, WI

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Robotic Dog & Photovore - Wow Science - Voorhees
Using cybernetic principles pioneered by Norbert Wiener (1894-1964), campers will build a robotic dog that can walk, sense obstacles and navigate around them, and perform other tricks. Herbivores eat vegetables. Carnivores eat meat. A photovore seeks out the brightest light. Campers will build a robot that will turn and roll to locate and bask in the brightest light possible. When it finds the brightest light in a location, it will stop and emit a purr (or burp) to show that it is content. NOTE: THIS PROGRAM RUNS MONDAY THROUGH THURSDAY FOR A HALF DAY. FRIDAYS ARE FIELD TRIP DAYS AND ARE THEREFORE FULL DAYS. UNLESS THE CAMP DIRECTOR GIVES YOU AN EARLIER ARRIVAL TIME, PLAN TO DROP OFF YOUR CHILD AT 9:00 AM ON FRIDAYS. UNLESS INSTRUCTED TO PICK UP AT A LATER TIME, PLAN TO PICK YOUR CHILD UP AT 4:00 PM ON FIELD TRIP DAYS. CAMP IS CLOSED ON FIELD TRIP DAYS AS ALL TEACHING STAFF/COUNSELORS GO ON THE TRIPS. Early bird Wow Tech weekly tuition is $120 plus $30 for field trip. Field Trip: Apple Center, NJ Field Trip on Friday, July 15 @ $30 is included in the pricing. 8775412267.0

Comedy Club 3-5 (Monday) - Janney Elementary School
Whether your child is a real ham or standup comedian, they will love this class. Improvisation games, made up characters, silly settings, and ridiculous problems to solve, they will use it all to make the audience crack up! This class is perfect for the shy student who needs to be comfortable in front of the class or the class clown who has some wacky characters up their sleeves. Students will participate in ensemble building, improvisation games, and exercises to stretch their imagination as they develop skills to think on their feet. Family and friends are invited for sharing on the last day of class. 202-724-8950

VIDEO GAME CREATION - Memphis University School
If you think playing computer games is fun, think what a blast learning to program your own games will be. Your imagination is the limit as you use GameMaker software to create your own PC-based video game. Youll learn about creating sprites, objects, events, and actions. Design a room, make it look the way you want, add objects and play your game. We will teach you how to display health, lives, score, and high score tables. Using drag-and-drop programming, youll create an exciting multilevel game you can play with your friends. You will take home your game and the resources on a CD. 901-260-1300

Notre Dame of Maryland University - Notre Dame of Maryland University
Camp Notre Dame provides a summer experience for children, ages 5-11, brimming with safe, fun and memorable activities. Here at Notre Dame we make summer special.Area children have enjoyed swimming,arts and crafts, games and more at Camp Notre Dame for over 27 years. Campers have fun while forming new friendships, learning new skills and building self-confidence, all under the watchful eye of our caring counselors. Our state-certified camp has an average camper to counselor 5:1 for younger campers and slightly higher for the older groups, leading to plenty of individualized attention. We hope to have your campers join us this summer! 410-532-5308

Leadership in Training, Ses 7, Licensed - Longmeadow Parks and Recreation Department
Middle Schoolers looking to enhance leadership skills, come enjoy the summer at Leadership in Training Camp! LIT campers assist the younger campers in activities and swim lessons. GRADES 6th - 8th INSTRUCTOR Kelly Zieba