Summer Camps in Walnutport, PA

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Shooting Basics - Next Level Gym
Shooting Basics is the first of 3 programs under the Shooting Fundamentals Series. Designed to help athletes develop or improve their shooting form. Shooting Basics will teach players correct footwork, body positioning and ball placement as they execute shots from various positions on the court. Step in shots, shots off the dribble and off the catch will be the concentration in this program. Players will also work on range shooting and free throw positioning and routine. Each player will build the muscle memory to consistently shoot with control and confidence. Once players complete this program they will be able to enroll in the second program under the Shooting Fundamentals Block - Shot Breakdown. Program consists of 6 - 1 hour sessions. Program starts March 29. 8176022243.0

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Walnutport, PA Summer Camps

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16th Annual Youth Activism Gathering - South China, ME
A three day youth led event for people to come together and educate one another on organizing, activism and social change. Workshops, music, great food and more in an affirming space for all. Here's the schedule so far for this year. We'll keep updating it as more workshops are confirmed! Day One: 11:00: Arrival 12:00: Snacks, Meet and Greet 1:00-2:20: Opening and Ice Breakers 2:30-4:00: Safer Sex with Quinn from Mid-Coast Queer Collective Maine Students for Climate Justice Workshop 4:10-5:40: LBTQ Women/Women Aligned People’s Space with Olivia from Pine Tree Youth Organizing and Maine Students for Climate Justice Health-care/self-care workshop Maine Students for Climate Justice Retreat Space 6:00-7:00: Dinner 7:30: Open Mic Day Two: 7:30-8:30: Breakfast 8:30-8:50: Opening and Icebreaker 9:00-10:30: Islamophobia with the Lewiston High School Civil Rights Team 10:40-12:10: Ray Luc: Can't Jail the Spirit: Political Prisoners, Mass Incarceration and the Question of Abolition ...

Being Jewish on Campus - West Hartford, CT
Being Jewish on campus can be confusing. Many colleges offer a range of ways to enhance your Jewish experience - but college can also challenge some deeply held beliefs, especially with regard to Israel and international politics. This program brings 11th and 12th graders and their parents together with the experts in the field for a deeper conversation about what it means to be Jewish on campus. The program will feature: -Cafe Dilemma, a teens-only conversation with a professional young adult facilitator -A parent discussion with Stephanie Hausner, Director of Community Strategy for IAN - The Israel Action Network -A panel discussion by local college students Kindly RSVP to Stacy Jennings by Tuesday, November 1 to [email protected] or 860.737.6130 Event Committee: Melissa Weinstock, Chair - Staci Coelho - Robin Fierston - Caroyln Gitlin - Wendy Habelow - Charna Kaufman - Dana Keller - Robin Landau - Ellen Rosenberg - Judy Singer Presented by JTConnect and by the Jewish Community Relations Council, The Commission on Jewish Education and Leadership, and the Women's Philanthropy Division of the Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford

Big Kid on Campus
Do you know or have kids that have in some way been affected by cancer, whether that means they have battled it themselves or have loved ones that have? Would they enjoy spending a day at Georgia Tech with college students? Then bring them on out to Georgia Tech Christian Campus Fellowship for Big Kid on Campus, a Saturday full of fun! We are hosting a day full of fun entertainment and activities including games, crafts, makeovers, kickball with the Georgia Tech Softball team, and even an appearance by Santa! If you are interested in volunteering to make this happen and spend the day with these wonderful kiddos, you are also welcome! We need student volunteers at each and every event and would love to have YOU. So, if you so desire, come to as much as you are able to throughout the day and please RSVP to this event! Thanks! GTCCF is located at 767 Techwood Dr. Atlanta, GA 30313. The tentative schedule is as follows: 8:45-9:00 AM Registration 9:00 AM Welcome, Games, Snacks 12:00 PM Lunch 1:00 PM Games, Crafts, Makeovers 3:00 PM Sundaes 3:30 PM Santa appearance (or whenever), Games 4:30 PM Movie 5:45 PM Closing (Hugs) & Pickup We'd love to have you! Please invite people...

2017 Open Barn Event - Kingsport, TN
We are looking for summer staff that love GOD and His Word, love KIDS, are hard WORKING, enjoys having FUN and are serious about REACHING kids with the GOSPEL. You're Invited! We're excited to host our annual Open Barn Event Saturday April 8th from 9:30am-12:00pm! If you are interested in working at camp this summer we'd love to have you join us for a fun connection time of breakfast, info and hanging out. This is an event for alumni and perspective staff interested in working residential and/or day camp this summer. We'd love for you to attend this event and also help get the word out to people you think would be good summer staff candidates. Any Questions? Feel free to email [email protected]

Teen Conditioning Camp - Allison Park, PA
Teen Conditioning Camp will get kids (12-16) conditioned and ready to perform at a high level of physical ability for sports, recreation and fun!! Program is developed by Paul J. Stugart,M.S.,NASM-CPT, CF-L1, Master Trainer, Coach and Cheif Inspiration Officer. Your son or daughter will be challenged to improve fitness & function using ropes, bands, body weight, some weights, rowing, running and more. Each class will different and will structured to develop all aspects of conditioning. We will have team challenges, events, climb ropes, traverse on monkey bars and just overall have fun while conditioning the body. Camp Length: 4 OR 12 Week with OPEN Enrollments MEETS every Monday & Wednesday 3:30pm to 4:30pm $120 for 4 Week Camp $300 for 12 Week Camp (20% Savings!) SAVE 10% when you register more than 1 Child in the same Camp USE PROMO CODE: 2TEEN at Checkout.

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Natures Explorers - Week 7 - Nature Center at Shaker Lakes
This week will be filled with STEM-related design challenges, including catapults, marble runs, smore worthy solar ovens, and Rube Goldberg machines. Using nature and recyclable materials as sources of inspiration, what feats of engineering awesomeness will you create? **FIELD TRIPS WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY** 216-321-5935 x243

Skills After School - Sierra Elementary School - Sierra Elementary School
Skills After School is a fun after school soccer program ideal for players of all ages and skill levels. Sessions are run on a 4 week basis. Please select the session or sessions you would like to attend. 9168370336.0

Baby Bears Soccer Camp - Baylor University
This camp is designed for kids ages 3-5 to learn the basics of soccer and have a blast doing it! During the three days we will combine soccer with character building sessions where your child will learn the importance of character qualities such as sharing, kindness and patience. The coaches that will be working with your children are trained and equipped with fun ways to teach the basic soccer skills such as dribbling, passing and shooting, while at the same time reinforce the character qualities we will learn throughout the week. 254-652-8823

Age 7-9, Session 02 - LMSS - A
These 1 or 2 week sessions provide first time sailors aged 7-10 with the basics of sailing in a fun, safe and encouraging environment. Sailors will be using Prams, which are ideal for 2-3 sailors in 1 boat. Students will be taught the points of sail, basics of sailing upwind, downwind and between 2 points, along with sail trim, knot tying and general seamanship. Graduation takes place at the conclusion of each session, and parents are encouraged to come visit the Island and see their young sailors in action. 9524041645.0

Knights and Princesses on Parade - Old Trail School
Proudly announcing a summer camp filled with magical things for every princess and knight! From kissing frogs, sitting on peas, to slaying dragons, campers will engage in many fun and exciting opportunities. Building castles, creating magic fairy dust, crafting a coat of arms, and designing a custom knight/princess costume are just some of the excitement this camp has to offer. We will cover all the knight and princess essentials, especially kindness and manners. The week will conclude with a Fairytale Festival for families and siblings to showcase the weeks creations! Instructors: Rachel Rich, BS, MEd, and Erin McNamara, BS, MEd, Old Trail School Early Childhood Program teachers 3306661118 x469