Summer Camps in Trinidad, CA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: 25. Lore and Legends - Pigment School of the Arts
Let your imagination take you to a land filled with pixies, gnomes, and fairies. We will sculpt mythical figures, paint a landscape of our fairy village and draw our classmates as winged creatures. 2143522787.0
Let your imagination take you to a land filled with pixies, gnomes, and fairies. We will sculpt mythical figures, paint a landscape of our fairy village and draw our classmates as winged creatures. 2143522787.0
Latest Review for Luther Heights Bible Camp
A Summer Oasis
When our son asked if he could go to summer camp we were concerned about where to send him. It was important to find an environment that supports our believes and still allows a kid to be a kid. We found that at Luther Heights. You could just tell there was a lot of love at this camp. Not only did the kids have an amazing time but the parents got a chance to fellowship as well. Everyone made new friends this summer that are... Read More...
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Send a Kid to Camp Campaign - Morrisville, VT
This year, we mark 40 years of encouraging, educating and strengthening families. To celebrate, we're helping send kids to camp with camperships of up to $400 for kids whose families cannot afford such an expense. 100% of your donation goes directly to a kid's camp tuition. Donate through the “Donate Now” heart on our main page, or form a team to help raise funds for camperships. It really is the power of community that builds healthy kids. Your company, organization or club can demonstrate support by planning a fundraising event, then posting photos here along with results. Together we can make this a great summer for deserving kids.
Teen Retreat - Cameron, SC
Ages 13-18 Camp Summers & Manget $25 Registration Fee REGISTER BY FEBRUARY 6 TO RECEIVE A FREE SHIRT. You can register online or by mailing in a registration form. Please note that in order to receive the free shirt, your registration form and fee should be received by February 6. The Ripple Effect: A ripple is started by one single drop of water hitting a larger group, and then ripples occur that extend out further and further. As Christians, you can have the same effect. You are not too young to be the “drop” that results in change in our schools, homes, and neighborhoods. Are you willing to take the first step towards creating “The Ripple Effect” so others may know Jesus?
Yamasaki Kid's Summer Camp 2015 - Rockville, MD
Yamasaki Kids' Summer Camp Ages 4-13 A fun, comprehensive summer camp to introduce your child to jiu-jitsu or take their game to the next level. Jiu-Jitsu Drills & Sparring One-on-one Coaching Thai Boxing Movies Games What to Bring Gi & Belt | Nogi Shorts & Rashguard or T-shirt | Lunch, Drink, and Snack | Extra Change of Clothes Sessions June 22-26 | June 29-July 3 | July 13-17 | July 20-24 Pricing (9 am - 5 pm) / Early Drop Off (7 - 8 am) 1 week: $350 / $400 2 weeks: $600 / $700 3 weeks: $850 / $950 4 weeks: $1000 / $1200 Space is limited! Register today! To register or more information, please call 301-770-0969 or talk to Nathalie at the front desk!
Ryan Hudgins Youth Football Camp - Hanford, CA
The 12th event will be here before we know it! Be sure to mark that your child is going to save your spot. Cost is $40 before March 1 $50 after. Camp will be held at Hanford West High and Girls welcome! #HudginsCamp2017
Teen Aerial Cirque Summer Camp - Stamford, CT
Teens need something to do over summer break? This is the perfect chance for them to try something new and have fun! They will learn all the Circus Apparatuses including Trapeze, Silks, Hoop and Hammock in a fun, safe environment. Journaling, snacks and creative games will also be part of their camp experience. No experience necessary. Space is limited. Register Here
Send a Kid to Camp Campaign - Morrisville, VT
This year, we mark 40 years of encouraging, educating and strengthening families. To celebrate, we're helping send kids to camp with camperships of up to $400 for kids whose families cannot afford such an expense. 100% of your donation goes directly to a kid's camp tuition. Donate through the “Donate Now” heart on our main page, or form a team to help raise funds for camperships. It really is the power of community that builds healthy kids. Your company, organization or club can demonstrate support by planning a fundraising event, then posting photos here along with results. Together we can make this a great summer for deserving kids.
Teen Retreat - Cameron, SC
Ages 13-18 Camp Summers & Manget $25 Registration Fee REGISTER BY FEBRUARY 6 TO RECEIVE A FREE SHIRT. You can register online or by mailing in a registration form. Please note that in order to receive the free shirt, your registration form and fee should be received by February 6. The Ripple Effect: A ripple is started by one single drop of water hitting a larger group, and then ripples occur that extend out further and further. As Christians, you can have the same effect. You are not too young to be the “drop” that results in change in our schools, homes, and neighborhoods. Are you willing to take the first step towards creating “The Ripple Effect” so others may know Jesus?
Yamasaki Kid's Summer Camp 2015 - Rockville, MD
Yamasaki Kids' Summer Camp Ages 4-13 A fun, comprehensive summer camp to introduce your child to jiu-jitsu or take their game to the next level. Jiu-Jitsu Drills & Sparring One-on-one Coaching Thai Boxing Movies Games What to Bring Gi & Belt | Nogi Shorts & Rashguard or T-shirt | Lunch, Drink, and Snack | Extra Change of Clothes Sessions June 22-26 | June 29-July 3 | July 13-17 | July 20-24 Pricing (9 am - 5 pm) / Early Drop Off (7 - 8 am) 1 week: $350 / $400 2 weeks: $600 / $700 3 weeks: $850 / $950 4 weeks: $1000 / $1200 Space is limited! Register today! To register or more information, please call 301-770-0969 or talk to Nathalie at the front desk!
Ryan Hudgins Youth Football Camp - Hanford, CA
The 12th event will be here before we know it! Be sure to mark that your child is going to save your spot. Cost is $40 before March 1 $50 after. Camp will be held at Hanford West High and Girls welcome! #HudginsCamp2017
Teen Aerial Cirque Summer Camp - Stamford, CT
Teens need something to do over summer break? This is the perfect chance for them to try something new and have fun! They will learn all the Circus Apparatuses including Trapeze, Silks, Hoop and Hammock in a fun, safe environment. Journaling, snacks and creative games will also be part of their camp experience. No experience necessary. Space is limited. Register Here
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Disney Descendants Summer Camp - Stutelage Innovations
Calling all Villains! Are you ready to explore what separates good vs. evil? Together we will create magical potions, read and discuss what characteristics make a good villain and uncover our own rotten core. Every story needs a great villain! Join us as we get to know Mal, Carlos, Evie and Jay! Monday, August 8, 2016 Cooperative Learning: Descendants Character Bingo Science: Descendants Slime Potion ELA: Design an Icon Cooperative Learning: Disney Villains Bowling Social Studies: Family Tree – A Look Into the Past Art: Maleficent Mirror Tuesday, August 9, 2016 Cooperative Learning: Good vs. Evil Character Traits ELA: Create Your Own Spell Culinary Arts & Math: Mals Magnificent Milkshake Cooperative Learning: Meet the Characters ELA: Isle of the Lost Interactive Read Aloud Art: DIY Maleficent/Jafar Pin Wednesday, August 10, 2016 Science: Growing Crystal Rock Candy Art: Magic Potion Bottles ELA: Villain Character Research Art: Make Your Own Descendants Bracelet or Bookmark Public Speaking: Present Villain Research ELA: Mals Diary Interactive Read-Aloud Thursday, August 11, 2016 Art: Shattered Mirror Picture Frame Cooperative Learning: Disney Villain Charades Culinary Arts/Math: Cruella de Vil Cupcakes Cooperative Learning: Which Disney Villain Are You? Art: Decorate a Spell Book Science: Magic Potions 101 Friday, August... 7163627848.0
Residential Camp-Young Elite Boys & Girls - Garvey-Rosenthal Soccer Stadium
The overall goal of the Camp is to educate and challenge players of all levels, while focusing the serious soccer player towards achieving their next level. Camp will offer both technical and tactical sessions, delivered by our nationally recognized coaching staff. Campers will be placed into age and ability specific groups as to optimize the environment for each players development. Our curriculum is designed to challenge each player through the combination of small and big-sided match play coupled with daily training sessions focused on various technical and tactical aspects. A recruiting seminar for high school campers will be offered during camp. This camp is geared toward the serious soccer player who has aspirations of playing in high school, college or beyond. 817-257-6680
Period 4 - Woodworking - NBJH Room 116
Incoming 7th and 8th Graders will learn the basic usage and safety of some hand tools, power tools and machinery (routers, drill press, scroll saw, spindle sander, disc sander, palm sander, cordless drill, lathe). All activities will be demonstrated and supervised by Mr. Caris, the current Woodworking teacher at NBJH. Students will choose a project from a list based on their experience. The list will be sent home in the FIRST week of the course. Examples include a cutting board, wood bowl, routed sign, garden tray, gumball machine, and bag toss game. Other projects will be available if time permits. 8475043400 x2520
Teen Wheel-Throwing - Ashtonn Means - The Art Center
Whether youve never touched clay before, thrown just one time, or have experience throwing, this is the class for all teens 14-18! Throughout this course students will learn the skills behind wheel-throwing, glaze application, and a basic understanding of Cone 10 materials and firing, as well as design principles for functional pottery, fundamentals of form, and aesthetic design techniques. Every class will have demonstrations, hands-on projects, and one-on-one guidance on the wheel-throwing process. Students are strongly encouraged to be self-directed and to bring project ideas and learning goals to work on throughout the eight-week course. Demonstrations will be geared toward students learning goals. See you there! Ashtonn Means is a Grand Junction native and has been doing ceramics since age thirteen. She continues to study at the Western Colorado Center for the Arts and is a member of the Grand Junction Clay Arts Guild. A senior at Colorado Mesa University, Ashtonn will graduate in May 2016 with a BFA in Studio Art and a minor in Psychology. Performance art is a catalyst in her pottery for the decorative design elements—slip trailing, stamping, glaze color, form—applied to the pieces. Ashtonn uses expressive, brightly-colored glazes to create dramatic surfaces that add personality... 970-243-7337 x2
Step Into the Story - Session III - Neverland - Ohlook Performing Arts Center
Great childrens books serve as launching pads for dramatic adventures. So jump into some of the most awesome stories ever told to become the characters, then act out your favorite parts. Reimagine tales through movement, music, and art creation. Session III focuses on Neverland and the adventures of Peter Pan. Tiger Lily and the Lost Boys of Neverland need to outsmart Captain Hook to escape his clutches. Students will create costumes, sing a song, and spin their best stories to finish their adventure. Students work to create the story for a presentation on the final day of class for family and friends. 817-421-2825
Disney Descendants Summer Camp - Stutelage Innovations
Calling all Villains! Are you ready to explore what separates good vs. evil? Together we will create magical potions, read and discuss what characteristics make a good villain and uncover our own rotten core. Every story needs a great villain! Join us as we get to know Mal, Carlos, Evie and Jay! Monday, August 8, 2016 Cooperative Learning: Descendants Character Bingo Science: Descendants Slime Potion ELA: Design an Icon Cooperative Learning: Disney Villains Bowling Social Studies: Family Tree – A Look Into the Past Art: Maleficent Mirror Tuesday, August 9, 2016 Cooperative Learning: Good vs. Evil Character Traits ELA: Create Your Own Spell Culinary Arts & Math: Mals Magnificent Milkshake Cooperative Learning: Meet the Characters ELA: Isle of the Lost Interactive Read Aloud Art: DIY Maleficent/Jafar Pin Wednesday, August 10, 2016 Science: Growing Crystal Rock Candy Art: Magic Potion Bottles ELA: Villain Character Research Art: Make Your Own Descendants Bracelet or Bookmark Public Speaking: Present Villain Research ELA: Mals Diary Interactive Read-Aloud Thursday, August 11, 2016 Art: Shattered Mirror Picture Frame Cooperative Learning: Disney Villain Charades Culinary Arts/Math: Cruella de Vil Cupcakes Cooperative Learning: Which Disney Villain Are You? Art: Decorate a Spell Book Science: Magic Potions 101 Friday, August... 7163627848.0
Residential Camp-Young Elite Boys & Girls - Garvey-Rosenthal Soccer Stadium
The overall goal of the Camp is to educate and challenge players of all levels, while focusing the serious soccer player towards achieving their next level. Camp will offer both technical and tactical sessions, delivered by our nationally recognized coaching staff. Campers will be placed into age and ability specific groups as to optimize the environment for each players development. Our curriculum is designed to challenge each player through the combination of small and big-sided match play coupled with daily training sessions focused on various technical and tactical aspects. A recruiting seminar for high school campers will be offered during camp. This camp is geared toward the serious soccer player who has aspirations of playing in high school, college or beyond. 817-257-6680
Period 4 - Woodworking - NBJH Room 116
Incoming 7th and 8th Graders will learn the basic usage and safety of some hand tools, power tools and machinery (routers, drill press, scroll saw, spindle sander, disc sander, palm sander, cordless drill, lathe). All activities will be demonstrated and supervised by Mr. Caris, the current Woodworking teacher at NBJH. Students will choose a project from a list based on their experience. The list will be sent home in the FIRST week of the course. Examples include a cutting board, wood bowl, routed sign, garden tray, gumball machine, and bag toss game. Other projects will be available if time permits. 8475043400 x2520
Teen Wheel-Throwing - Ashtonn Means - The Art Center
Whether youve never touched clay before, thrown just one time, or have experience throwing, this is the class for all teens 14-18! Throughout this course students will learn the skills behind wheel-throwing, glaze application, and a basic understanding of Cone 10 materials and firing, as well as design principles for functional pottery, fundamentals of form, and aesthetic design techniques. Every class will have demonstrations, hands-on projects, and one-on-one guidance on the wheel-throwing process. Students are strongly encouraged to be self-directed and to bring project ideas and learning goals to work on throughout the eight-week course. Demonstrations will be geared toward students learning goals. See you there! Ashtonn Means is a Grand Junction native and has been doing ceramics since age thirteen. She continues to study at the Western Colorado Center for the Arts and is a member of the Grand Junction Clay Arts Guild. A senior at Colorado Mesa University, Ashtonn will graduate in May 2016 with a BFA in Studio Art and a minor in Psychology. Performance art is a catalyst in her pottery for the decorative design elements—slip trailing, stamping, glaze color, form—applied to the pieces. Ashtonn uses expressive, brightly-colored glazes to create dramatic surfaces that add personality... 970-243-7337 x2
Step Into the Story - Session III - Neverland - Ohlook Performing Arts Center
Great childrens books serve as launching pads for dramatic adventures. So jump into some of the most awesome stories ever told to become the characters, then act out your favorite parts. Reimagine tales through movement, music, and art creation. Session III focuses on Neverland and the adventures of Peter Pan. Tiger Lily and the Lost Boys of Neverland need to outsmart Captain Hook to escape his clutches. Students will create costumes, sing a song, and spin their best stories to finish their adventure. Students work to create the story for a presentation on the final day of class for family and friends. 817-421-2825