Summer Camps in Ulen, MN
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: D2 - wk 8 - Drama - Camp All-American
Participants will learn about drama through a wide variety of fun, interactive, and self-expressive games with an emphasis on creativity. 678.405.2266
Participants will learn about drama through a wide variety of fun, interactive, and self-expressive games with an emphasis on creativity. 678.405.2266
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Distance
28.27 Miles
Address:
901 8th St S, Moorhead, Minnesota 56562
Concordia Language Villages offers culture & language immersion in 15 languages. High school credit, adult, & abroad programs also available.
Activities: Academics, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, International Culture, Language...
Camp Cormorant
Hot
Distance
28.62 Miles
Address:
400 1st Ave S, Fargo, North Dakota 58103
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Drama, Horseback...
Distance
28.62 Miles
Address:
, Fargo, North Dakota
This summer
Activities: Academic and Pre-College Camps: Computers
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Ulen, MN Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Rock The Lake 2016: "Jamb 4 The Lamb"
This is our 3rd annual event. It is an all day music festival held on the grounds of Rock Lake Christian Assembly in Vestaburg, Mi. The day begins with a 5K run in the morning with the music starting at noon and continuing through the day and into the night.
Friendship Easter Party at Bounce in Campbellsville - Campbellsville,
Join us for this family event for our community. Everyone is invited to this FREE event of fun, games, and building new friendships. Dinner will be provided, there will be door prizes, and candy! Message us if you have any questions! Again, this is for anyone in our community. The rumor is, we will have a special guest (bring your camera!)
FCOG-Youth Camp Out - Gallipolis, OH
We will be hosting a camp out for the youth, beginning at 4 PM Saturday, October 22, 2016. We will play games, fish, roast hot dogs, marshmallows, etc. Breakfast and Sunday School will be at the ahelterbhouse as well. If the weather is too cold we will move to the gym and have a "lock-in." All youth are asked to attend Sunday morning service, and can g picked up around 11:45 at the church.
PRYAF Summer Camp Fundraisers - Paso Robles, CA
Enroll now for our summer camp fundraising events! $125 per student Fine Arts Camp - June 20th - June 24th (8-10 yrs.) Enroll May 16th - 20th *includes beautiful art pieces, pizza party, group photo Fine Arts Camp - June 27th - July 1st (6-8 yrs.) Enroll May 16th - 20th *includes beautiful art pieces, pizza party, group photo Music Camp - July 11th - July 15th (12-18 yrs.) Enroll June 6th - 10th *includes t-shirt, pizza party, group photo Drama Camp - August 1st - August 5th (6-10 yrs.) Enroll May 23rd - 27th *includes t-shirt, pizza party, group photo 3201 Spring Street, Paso Robles 805-238-5825
BHT Camp 2016 - Second Informational Meeting - Powell, OH
The second informational meeting will be on Sunday, January 31st. If you are applying to be a full time counselor for the first time, you are required to attend at least one of the meetings. Also, keep an eye out on your emails for the counselor application that will be released soon. Hope all of you had a wonderful Christmas and have a great New Year's!
Rock The Lake 2016: "Jamb 4 The Lamb"
This is our 3rd annual event. It is an all day music festival held on the grounds of Rock Lake Christian Assembly in Vestaburg, Mi. The day begins with a 5K run in the morning with the music starting at noon and continuing through the day and into the night.
Friendship Easter Party at Bounce in Campbellsville - Campbellsville,
Join us for this family event for our community. Everyone is invited to this FREE event of fun, games, and building new friendships. Dinner will be provided, there will be door prizes, and candy! Message us if you have any questions! Again, this is for anyone in our community. The rumor is, we will have a special guest (bring your camera!)
FCOG-Youth Camp Out - Gallipolis, OH
We will be hosting a camp out for the youth, beginning at 4 PM Saturday, October 22, 2016. We will play games, fish, roast hot dogs, marshmallows, etc. Breakfast and Sunday School will be at the ahelterbhouse as well. If the weather is too cold we will move to the gym and have a "lock-in." All youth are asked to attend Sunday morning service, and can g picked up around 11:45 at the church.
PRYAF Summer Camp Fundraisers - Paso Robles, CA
Enroll now for our summer camp fundraising events! $125 per student Fine Arts Camp - June 20th - June 24th (8-10 yrs.) Enroll May 16th - 20th *includes beautiful art pieces, pizza party, group photo Fine Arts Camp - June 27th - July 1st (6-8 yrs.) Enroll May 16th - 20th *includes beautiful art pieces, pizza party, group photo Music Camp - July 11th - July 15th (12-18 yrs.) Enroll June 6th - 10th *includes t-shirt, pizza party, group photo Drama Camp - August 1st - August 5th (6-10 yrs.) Enroll May 23rd - 27th *includes t-shirt, pizza party, group photo 3201 Spring Street, Paso Robles 805-238-5825
BHT Camp 2016 - Second Informational Meeting - Powell, OH
The second informational meeting will be on Sunday, January 31st. If you are applying to be a full time counselor for the first time, you are required to attend at least one of the meetings. Also, keep an eye out on your emails for the counselor application that will be released soon. Hope all of you had a wonderful Christmas and have a great New Year's!
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Emergency Vet 7/11 - Open Door Church
This camp is an aspiring vets ticket to the world of veterinary medicine. Hands-on activities include animal behavior, cancer research, clinical procedures, first aid, dentistry, diseases and parasites and will give campers the opportunity to experience the exciting field of veterinary medicine. Club Scientific future vets will meet groomers as well as practitioners in the field and each will leave with their very own medical kit. 919-847-7625
Winter and Beyond: Water, Ice and Snow! (Grades K-2) - Museum of the Rockies
Join Montana Outdoor Science School (MOSS) to investigate and observe water as a solid, a liquid, and a gas. Use hands-on experiences and inquiry based learning to answer these questions: How does water change from a solid to a liquid to a gas? Where (and when) can we see these changes in nature? Come and find out! 406-582-0526
Camper Sampler - DC6 - Balboa Campus
Try it all! Climb the treehouse, have a dance party, or learn how to tie knots. Dabble in your favorite camp pastimes, including art, outdoor skills, and teambuilding. Make friends and enjoy singing, playing and working on badges together. End the week with a day-time campfire and cookout. Campers entering grades 4-6 will also participate in archery. Cookie Eligible. 619-610-0821
Summer Prospect Camp - U-M Soccer Complex
The Prospect Camp is designed for those wishing to learn more about playing at the collegiate level. This camp will provide the serious soccer player with the understanding of what it will take for success at the collegiate level. Coaching staff is made up of current University of Michigan Soccer staff and are assisted by current members of the team. A number of other local/regional/national college coaches will also assist as a coach or will be in attendance to watch and evaluate talent. As part of this camp we also offer a presentation from Coach Daley and the Admissions Department here at The University of Michigan. This presentation will undoubtedly provide useful and resourceful information on the college admissions process, the daily lifestyle of a student-athlete and college financial aid. 734-647-1201
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
Emergency Vet 7/11 - Open Door Church
This camp is an aspiring vets ticket to the world of veterinary medicine. Hands-on activities include animal behavior, cancer research, clinical procedures, first aid, dentistry, diseases and parasites and will give campers the opportunity to experience the exciting field of veterinary medicine. Club Scientific future vets will meet groomers as well as practitioners in the field and each will leave with their very own medical kit. 919-847-7625
Winter and Beyond: Water, Ice and Snow! (Grades K-2) - Museum of the Rockies
Join Montana Outdoor Science School (MOSS) to investigate and observe water as a solid, a liquid, and a gas. Use hands-on experiences and inquiry based learning to answer these questions: How does water change from a solid to a liquid to a gas? Where (and when) can we see these changes in nature? Come and find out! 406-582-0526
Camper Sampler - DC6 - Balboa Campus
Try it all! Climb the treehouse, have a dance party, or learn how to tie knots. Dabble in your favorite camp pastimes, including art, outdoor skills, and teambuilding. Make friends and enjoy singing, playing and working on badges together. End the week with a day-time campfire and cookout. Campers entering grades 4-6 will also participate in archery. Cookie Eligible. 619-610-0821
Summer Prospect Camp - U-M Soccer Complex
The Prospect Camp is designed for those wishing to learn more about playing at the collegiate level. This camp will provide the serious soccer player with the understanding of what it will take for success at the collegiate level. Coaching staff is made up of current University of Michigan Soccer staff and are assisted by current members of the team. A number of other local/regional/national college coaches will also assist as a coach or will be in attendance to watch and evaluate talent. As part of this camp we also offer a presentation from Coach Daley and the Admissions Department here at The University of Michigan. This presentation will undoubtedly provide useful and resourceful information on the college admissions process, the daily lifestyle of a student-athlete and college financial aid. 734-647-1201
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