Summer Camps in Walnut, CA

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Gator Train JUNIOR: Week 4 (July 5 - July 8) - Lyman Campus
Ages: Girls and Boys 28 – 36 months old Dates: June 13 - August 5 Half Day: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Full Day: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm Format: Eight one-week sessions designed around themes; campers are encouraged to sign up for multiple weeks. Location: Laurels Lyman Campus in Shaker Heights Tuition: Half-day: $210/session: Full-day: $350/session Description: All aboard! Its time to ride Laurels Gator Train! This year Gator Train campers will learn about the world through stories, songs, science and crafts. Each week will be filled with outdoor play, water play, dance and creative arts to make this camp an adventure for every camper. By the way, seats on this train are limited…make your reservation today! 216-455-0154

Textiles for Teens- Cycle 3: TUESDAY - Brooklyn Studio
INSTRUCTOR: CALLEN ZIMMERMAN Textiles for Teens is a gallery-based program at the Brooklyn location of the Textile Arts Center. This hands-on class explores students personal artistic interests right in the midst of our Artist in Residence studios, and will provide full access to our dye lab, screen printing facilities, sewing machines, looms, & more. Students will be able to draw inspiration from the eight resident artists and designers evolving work in fine arts, fashion design, and home textiles, and gain insight into the endless possibilities within the world of textiles. Cycle 3 Meeting Dates: Feb 9th, 23rd, March 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th, April 5th 718-369-0222

PM Week 5: Super Swim - Oakhill Day School
When you think of summer, do you think of lazy days hanging out by the pool--splashing and laughing with your friends? Then come with Ms. Williams and Mrs. Hill as they take us over to the Gladstone pool for afternoons filled with more water fun than you can handle! Bring your sunscreen, towel and suit—and your 816-436-6228

Forest Overnight Camp - Camp Waubanong
Join us for a week of thriving and surviving at Forest Camp. Become the eyes and ears of the forest as you learn confidence through the skills of the scout. Discover how to blend into the landscape through the arts of camouflage, navigation without compass or map, and stealthy movement. Together with your fellow adventurers you will build fire from friction, craft and use natural tools, identify and harvest edible plants, cook over open fires, sleep in a rain-proof shelter you build yourself, and more! In addition, Forest Campers can swim, play capture the flag, pick wild raspberries, play music, tend the camp garden, or build wilderness shelters during free time. Forest camp inspires youths natural discovery, cooperation, responsibility, and independence. Campers spend their week in traditional Adirondack Shelters with up to eight other campers. Our girls and boys cabins are located on separate ends of campus. The week for traditional overnight campers begins with drop-off at 2:00PM on Sunday, and lasts through pick-up at 5:00PM on the following Friday. (802) 490-5550

Zoo Fun 7/25 - Open Door Church
No need to travel to Asheboro for a fun day at the zoo. Our science and art activities will give your little Zoologists all they can handle! Each day focuses on a different animal with science activities including measurement, classification, graphing, comparisons as well as amazing art activities sure to impress all! Youll be shocked at what your youngster will know when they share their stories at the dinner table. 919-847-7625