Summer Camps in Wallingford, IA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Paint with a Professional - Coyote Central
This professional artist has her own distinct style of painting that has earned her public commissions and gallery exhibits. A popular teaching artist, she brings you challenging methods and techniques painting in acrylics as you create rich images and surface treatments. Youll go between paper, wood, and canvas canvass as you build on your techniques and work up to a final project that might surprise even you. Instructor: Liza vonRosenstiel 2063237276.0
This professional artist has her own distinct style of painting that has earned her public commissions and gallery exhibits. A popular teaching artist, she brings you challenging methods and techniques painting in acrylics as you create rich images and surface treatments. Youll go between paper, wood, and canvas canvass as you build on your techniques and work up to a final project that might surprise even you. Instructor: Liza vonRosenstiel 2063237276.0
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Foster YMCA
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Distance
17.08 Miles
Address:
PO Box 296, Spirit Lake, Iowa 51360
Mission driven YMCA camp. Values of honesty, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring. 60 college-age staff. Traditional yet progressive programming.
Activities: Aerobics/Exercise, Archery, Arts and Crafts, Boating, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Challenge/Rope...
Distance
20.09 Miles
Address:
1864 Highway 86, Milford, Iowa 51351
Christian emphasis. Facility on lake. Music, performance, nature, low challenge course. Singles, adult, and youth camping.
Activities: Aquatic Activities, Archery, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Climbing/Rappelling, Drama, Music, Performing...
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Wallingford, IA Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Kid's Yoga Camp - Brighton, MI
Yoga and kids just go together. This fun camp is geared towards kids aged 6-10. They will: * explore moving freely, with awareness and ease * learn how to breath in ways to concentrate and calm themselves * learn how to quiet their busy minds * explore ways to listen to their bodies and honor themselves * HAVE FUN!
Suwannee Spirit Kids Music Camp! - Live Oak, FL
THE EVENT IS FULL! We have hit our maximum capacity of 170 kids. If you have registered and have to back out please let us know so your place can be filled. If you have any questions please leave them here or message one of the organizers. """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" It time again for the Suwannee Spirit free three-day music camp for kids ages 5- 17. Children receive instruction in one of the following: fiddle, guitar, banjo, mandolin, harmonica, ukulele, vocals or hand drums. Included are music lessons, a tee shirt decorating arts and craft session, a barbecue chicken dinner, a guest musical concert and a Sunday afternoon concert showcasing the children’s new/renewed accomplishments. Instructors are experienced musicians who give their time and positive energy to ensure that this event continues to enrich the lives of our young people. More to be posted soon, as we are mixing it up a bit. Expect the unexpected! Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1wtLGLMzlanSWztM2qVXPLyAeJmjvqXeSPNwo4SH6FIQ/viewform ...adults can be kids too
DC Reads Kids On Campus Day - Washington, DC
It's that time of year again...Kids on Campus Day 2016 is coming to AU on April 22nd! This is a celebration of the DC Reads community and the hard work of students and tutors for the 2015-2016 school year! Students from DC Reads schools will be welcomed to AU for a day filled with fun activities "around the world" and will end with a book fair and dinner in TDR! SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER HERE: https://docs.google.com/a/student.american.edu/forms/d/1norMh5M41XTrUA4M4za7AuEsSUAVJYyRyb5yyuHrFvc/viewform?c=0&w=1 We will be posting google sheets for meal swipe donations as we get closer to the event! AU students are welcome to apply to volunteer to help out with this event! Please contact Marissa Gallant with any questions or concerns!
Fall Softball Camp - Linton Youth League Sports Complex
We are pleased to announce a one day Fall Softball Camp open to players from 5 years of age to 8th grade. The camp will be held at the Linton Youth Complex on Saturday September 5th. This camp will be conducted by The Indiana Tribe coaches and staff and is open to everyone regardless of skill level and where a player lives. Players will be divided into age groups and we will focus on fundamental softball skills, game knowledge, and we will have fun doing it. Cost is $10/player and will include a lunch of a hot dog, chips and a drink. Players will be divided up in the afternoon for games and skills competitions. Camp times are from 9am-3pm. A separate instructional pitching time will be available from 4-6pm. Cost for the pitching clinic will be $5/player if you attended the camp or $10/player if the player is only attending the pitching clinic. We will focus on beginning pitching mechanics and drills. Ages 7 years to 8th grade are welcome. Registration is available the day of the event, but you are encouraged to pre-register via our Facebook Event post or by calling or texting Greg Elliott at 812.798.0174.
Improv Teen Summer Camp - Melbourne, FL
Join Not Quite Right for four days of improv fun. Students will learn the basics of improv, through group exercises and scenework. Helps kids think on their feet, increase creativity and just cut loose. Ages 12-15. Pre-registration is required. All four days are taught by Jessica Taylor, Founder of NQR and a certified Brevard Public Schools teacher.
Kid's Yoga Camp - Brighton, MI
Yoga and kids just go together. This fun camp is geared towards kids aged 6-10. They will: * explore moving freely, with awareness and ease * learn how to breath in ways to concentrate and calm themselves * learn how to quiet their busy minds * explore ways to listen to their bodies and honor themselves * HAVE FUN!
Suwannee Spirit Kids Music Camp! - Live Oak, FL
THE EVENT IS FULL! We have hit our maximum capacity of 170 kids. If you have registered and have to back out please let us know so your place can be filled. If you have any questions please leave them here or message one of the organizers. """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" It time again for the Suwannee Spirit free three-day music camp for kids ages 5- 17. Children receive instruction in one of the following: fiddle, guitar, banjo, mandolin, harmonica, ukulele, vocals or hand drums. Included are music lessons, a tee shirt decorating arts and craft session, a barbecue chicken dinner, a guest musical concert and a Sunday afternoon concert showcasing the children’s new/renewed accomplishments. Instructors are experienced musicians who give their time and positive energy to ensure that this event continues to enrich the lives of our young people. More to be posted soon, as we are mixing it up a bit. Expect the unexpected! Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1wtLGLMzlanSWztM2qVXPLyAeJmjvqXeSPNwo4SH6FIQ/viewform ...adults can be kids too
DC Reads Kids On Campus Day - Washington, DC
It's that time of year again...Kids on Campus Day 2016 is coming to AU on April 22nd! This is a celebration of the DC Reads community and the hard work of students and tutors for the 2015-2016 school year! Students from DC Reads schools will be welcomed to AU for a day filled with fun activities "around the world" and will end with a book fair and dinner in TDR! SIGN UP TO VOLUNTEER HERE: https://docs.google.com/a/student.american.edu/forms/d/1norMh5M41XTrUA4M4za7AuEsSUAVJYyRyb5yyuHrFvc/viewform?c=0&w=1 We will be posting google sheets for meal swipe donations as we get closer to the event! AU students are welcome to apply to volunteer to help out with this event! Please contact Marissa Gallant with any questions or concerns!
Fall Softball Camp - Linton Youth League Sports Complex
We are pleased to announce a one day Fall Softball Camp open to players from 5 years of age to 8th grade. The camp will be held at the Linton Youth Complex on Saturday September 5th. This camp will be conducted by The Indiana Tribe coaches and staff and is open to everyone regardless of skill level and where a player lives. Players will be divided into age groups and we will focus on fundamental softball skills, game knowledge, and we will have fun doing it. Cost is $10/player and will include a lunch of a hot dog, chips and a drink. Players will be divided up in the afternoon for games and skills competitions. Camp times are from 9am-3pm. A separate instructional pitching time will be available from 4-6pm. Cost for the pitching clinic will be $5/player if you attended the camp or $10/player if the player is only attending the pitching clinic. We will focus on beginning pitching mechanics and drills. Ages 7 years to 8th grade are welcome. Registration is available the day of the event, but you are encouraged to pre-register via our Facebook Event post or by calling or texting Greg Elliott at 812.798.0174.
Improv Teen Summer Camp - Melbourne, FL
Join Not Quite Right for four days of improv fun. Students will learn the basics of improv, through group exercises and scenework. Helps kids think on their feet, increase creativity and just cut loose. Ages 12-15. Pre-registration is required. All four days are taught by Jessica Taylor, Founder of NQR and a certified Brevard Public Schools teacher.
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Summer Arts Academy 3/4 - Oakwood
For children entering 3rd or 4th grade: Each day, students will attend six periods with a fifteen-minute recess and snack after third period. They will attend four intellectually stimulating and fun-filled classes including: Brain Booster, Adventures in Art, Science Shakedown, and Fun and Fitness. For the remaining two periods, children may choose between On Stage, a performing arts class which spans two periods, or a Keyboarding and Wild About Writing option. Grades 3-4 will meet separately from grades 5-6 for all classes except for the On Stage class. Children should bring a nutritious snack with them each day. 4087827177.0
Makers Workshop - CuriOdyssey
Recommended for children ages 8-12 years old. The Maker movement emphasizes learning by doing and encourages creativity, invention, and modeling. As the annual Maker Faire Bay Area occurs this month, we wanted to provide a workshop that captures the spirit of Making. Participants will be inspired as they work on a do it yourself (DIY) project supported by CuriOdyssey education staff. The theme of this Maker Experience will be vehicles powered by wind, rubber bands, and/or motor. Prepare to be creative and join the community of Makers. 650-340-7590
Studio Art w/Exploring Pottery, Ages 8-9 - The Yard School of Art At Montclair Art Museum
SummerART Camp Full Day Studio Art Program 9:30am to 5pm Studio Art with Exploring Pottery Elective Session I: June 27 to July 8 No camp on Monday, July 4 Studio Art Camp The American Life: Paleo to the Present This session will explore what life was like in the Americas throughout history, from when the dinosaurs roamed to modern times. Campers will go on a journey throughout a variety of American cultures and civilizations, learning about their daily lives, legends and stories, and art forms. Visits to MAMs newly installed Native American collection will be included to provide a closer look and inspiration. Travel from the prehistoric to the present in this whimsical tour throughout time. Screen Shot 2016-03-08 at 11.56.51 AM [] Exploring Pottery With a focus on hand built pottery and basic wheel throwing, this class uses a variety of clay and sculptural techniques to produce creative and unique objects, including several pieces to be fired in a kiln. Using a multicultural approach, students will use ceramic clay, and colorful glazes to create both functional and decorative objects, such as pots, masks, creatures, and animals. Screen Shot 2016-03-08 at 11.28.44 AM [] AGE...
Summer Track Club (5-10): 9:00-11:00 - The Hockaday School
Speed: Runners, on your mark… Go! Sprint your way into new running technique that will improve speed. Join the Track Club to learn speed drills and footwork fundamentals with track equipment. This camp will teach kids to enjoy competition. Our campers will participate in games and kid-friendly contests of some of the drills. Distance: Pace yourself from start to finish. Children will remain lifelong runners with the right shoes and the right distance. Running longer and farther is one of the best ways to keep our campers active. Come form happy hearts and lungs with us by building endurance, stamina, and strength. Jumping: Blast off to test your flying skills! Get off the ground with long jumps, high jumps, triple long jump, and much more. Learn simple techniques that will make a huge difference in jumping performance from the runway into the sand pit. Throwing: You have the power! Test your Strength. Throwing is a fun way to improve upper and lower body strength. Campers will learn about fun throwing events, such as shotput, discus, hammer, and javelin. You will make accurate throws with good technique and form. 214-360-6586
Basic Marksmanship - On Target Outfitters
Using air rifles, this camp offers boys and girls the opportunity to learn safe gun handling and develop basic marksmanship skills. We utilize a variety of action targets including spinners, mini-gongs and even a moving target for a fun and challenging learning experience. For students in grades 2-6. (330)423-5101
Summer Arts Academy 3/4 - Oakwood
For children entering 3rd or 4th grade: Each day, students will attend six periods with a fifteen-minute recess and snack after third period. They will attend four intellectually stimulating and fun-filled classes including: Brain Booster, Adventures in Art, Science Shakedown, and Fun and Fitness. For the remaining two periods, children may choose between On Stage, a performing arts class which spans two periods, or a Keyboarding and Wild About Writing option. Grades 3-4 will meet separately from grades 5-6 for all classes except for the On Stage class. Children should bring a nutritious snack with them each day. 4087827177.0
Makers Workshop - CuriOdyssey
Recommended for children ages 8-12 years old. The Maker movement emphasizes learning by doing and encourages creativity, invention, and modeling. As the annual Maker Faire Bay Area occurs this month, we wanted to provide a workshop that captures the spirit of Making. Participants will be inspired as they work on a do it yourself (DIY) project supported by CuriOdyssey education staff. The theme of this Maker Experience will be vehicles powered by wind, rubber bands, and/or motor. Prepare to be creative and join the community of Makers. 650-340-7590
Studio Art w/Exploring Pottery, Ages 8-9 - The Yard School of Art At Montclair Art Museum
SummerART Camp Full Day Studio Art Program 9:30am to 5pm Studio Art with Exploring Pottery Elective Session I: June 27 to July 8 No camp on Monday, July 4 Studio Art Camp The American Life: Paleo to the Present This session will explore what life was like in the Americas throughout history, from when the dinosaurs roamed to modern times. Campers will go on a journey throughout a variety of American cultures and civilizations, learning about their daily lives, legends and stories, and art forms. Visits to MAMs newly installed Native American collection will be included to provide a closer look and inspiration. Travel from the prehistoric to the present in this whimsical tour throughout time. Screen Shot 2016-03-08 at 11.56.51 AM [] Exploring Pottery With a focus on hand built pottery and basic wheel throwing, this class uses a variety of clay and sculptural techniques to produce creative and unique objects, including several pieces to be fired in a kiln. Using a multicultural approach, students will use ceramic clay, and colorful glazes to create both functional and decorative objects, such as pots, masks, creatures, and animals. Screen Shot 2016-03-08 at 11.28.44 AM [] AGE...
Summer Track Club (5-10): 9:00-11:00 - The Hockaday School
Speed: Runners, on your mark… Go! Sprint your way into new running technique that will improve speed. Join the Track Club to learn speed drills and footwork fundamentals with track equipment. This camp will teach kids to enjoy competition. Our campers will participate in games and kid-friendly contests of some of the drills. Distance: Pace yourself from start to finish. Children will remain lifelong runners with the right shoes and the right distance. Running longer and farther is one of the best ways to keep our campers active. Come form happy hearts and lungs with us by building endurance, stamina, and strength. Jumping: Blast off to test your flying skills! Get off the ground with long jumps, high jumps, triple long jump, and much more. Learn simple techniques that will make a huge difference in jumping performance from the runway into the sand pit. Throwing: You have the power! Test your Strength. Throwing is a fun way to improve upper and lower body strength. Campers will learn about fun throwing events, such as shotput, discus, hammer, and javelin. You will make accurate throws with good technique and form. 214-360-6586
Basic Marksmanship - On Target Outfitters
Using air rifles, this camp offers boys and girls the opportunity to learn safe gun handling and develop basic marksmanship skills. We utilize a variety of action targets including spinners, mini-gongs and even a moving target for a fun and challenging learning experience. For students in grades 2-6. (330)423-5101