Summer Camps in Walnut Creek, CA

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Coon Rapids - Week 5 - ICE SPORTS Week - Broomball, Skating, Hockey - Coon Rapids Ice Center
The AKA All Sports Camp experience is unique in its inclusion of a variety of ice sports. This year AKA is proud to announce another summer featuring the AKA Ice Sports Week - Broomball, Curling, Skating and Hockey (Week 5). Thanks to the help of the USA Broomball Association kids will receive professional instruction and understanding of the sport of Broomball. ***Equipment is necessary - all kids must wear a helmet (hockey, football, bike, etc.) to be on the ice. Featured Fieldtrip - Zero Gravity Indoor Trampoline Park FYI - The actual day camp runs from 9am-4pm though kids are welcome to get dropped off as early as 7am and picked up as late as 6pm. There is so much activity between these hours! Contact us at with questions or by calling our office at 651.447.2454. Thank you! 651-447-2454

Camp Colley - 5 Nights - Town of Fountain Hills
CAMP COLLEY OVERNIGHT YOUTH CAMPS Overnight Youth Camps are designed to teach riding skills, horse care, canoeing and outdoor recreational skills. Life skills such as responsibility, empathy, and communication are emphasized in each activity. Campers ride a minimum of two hours per day in a series of riding lessons, games, and trail rides. Camp Colley partners with Hunkapi Horse Programs to provide overnight camps. This unique partnership will give campers additional opportunities at camp including, but not limited to, hiking, nature education, CANOEING, mountain biking, archery, and arts and crafts. Campers depart from the Kiwanis Ramada near the Splash Pad at Fountain Park at 8:30 AM on Monday and return at 4:00 PM on Wed. Camp Activities Include: Daily teambuilding and self -development exercises Field trips to the local fire tower, swimming, hiking, arts and crafts and much more! Advanced horsemanship skill classes including trail riding. Detailed itinerary will be made available upon registration. Overnight camp inclusions: Transportation to and from camp Daily riding 1:4 Staff to Camper Ratio All meals and snacks Tents, sleeping bags, and sleeping pads All staff fingerprinted, background checked, and CPR and first-aid certified For more information, log on to /. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Participants must...

Science Level 2 Review - Ensworth High School
This course reviews and assesses mastery of the high school core skills as applied to one fundamental topic from each of the Level 2 trimesters. From the physics trimester the topic is projectile motion, from the chemistry trimester the topic is stoichiometry, and from the biology trimester the topic is natural selection. Students who pass this course have sufficient mastery of the high school core skills in science to enroll in upper level science electives. 615-383-0661

(FB4) Football Camp 4 - OLine/DLine - Frank Banko Field
TECHNIQUE - Acquire techniques and fundamentals that will improve your play on both sides of the ball! DRILL WORK - Learn drill work that you can use to continue your growth as a lineman! COMPETITION - Compete in one-on-one pass rush segment! LEARN - Guest speaker on "What it takes to be successful lineman"! 610 758 3589

Spring into Fun Camp - Sandpiper Community Center
Spring Break is only five days long, so lets make the most if it by having fun in as many ways possible! Spend the week with us as we dabble in a little bit of everything. Well participate in awesome team competitions, put on our chef hats and whip up some delicious treats, and find our inner artist with some creative crafts! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Morning snack provided, campers should bring daily lunch. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Youth (Age 5-17) LOCATION SCC Multi-Purpose Room at Sandpiper Community Center INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff ,