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LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Week 9 PM - Hartley Adventures - NESS
Prerequisite: Hartley Level 2 or equivalent learn to sail class Lets go Sailing....Grab a partner or sail solo in this exciting class designed to get kids on the water as quickly as possible. This class is the perfect opportunity for students who know how to sail, who want to get out there, to simply go sailing. Students are introduced to more advanced sailing techniques, basic navigation and will work on improving their overall comfort with sailing around Stonington Harbor and Fishers Island Sound. Hartley 12s will be the primary boats for this class. Students may also be introduced to sailing 420s and Sonars as part of the class. 860-535-9362
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Activities: Aquatic Activities, Backpacking, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Challenge/Rope Courses, Counselor...
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If you're opening to travel, I would suggest making a list of what you (and your son) are looking for in a camp. Is there a particular activity he likes or would like to try? Is a religious based program important, if so, how important? Do you want it to be an all boys camp or would you prefer a coed experience? I suggest looking at American Camp Association Accredited camps. Also program length is important. If your son is independent and does well away from home you could consider a two-week program. If he does not do well away...




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Absolutely Incredible Kid Weekend - Toccoa, GA
Perfect for those wanting to experience overnight camp for the first time or returning campers to reunite with friends and staff. Absolutely Incredible Kid Weekend is a time to celebrate todays youth and let them know just how important he or she is. Open to campers in grades K-12th. Spend the weekend sleeping in our heated cabins. Activities will include: horseback, canoeing, arts & crafts, trail hiking, archery and more! $60 per camper without transportation $75 per camper with transportation* Register online at www.campfirega.org (706) 886-2457 [email protected] 92 Camp Toccoa Drive Toccoa, GA 30577

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"Be Prepared" ladies retreat - Winchester, OH
Come "prepared" ladies for an awesome move of God! I cannot wait to fellowship with you all again this year! Friday night after service we will be having dinner and a bonfire. Saturday after service if there are any women interested we will be going to the Amish country �Friday night please bring a side dish or dessert to share. If you plan to spend the night bring your bedding and shower things. Please make plans to be with us, you will not be disappointed! If you have any other questions please contact me � Becky Pitman

No Kid Hungry Campaign Fundraiser - Eagle, ID
Join us for our 1st annual No Kids Hungry Friendsgiving Feast Fundraiser! We will have a huge feast set up buffet style. $25 for Adults, $15 for Kids. A portion of each bill will go to support this campaign. Can't make it? Donate online at http://join.nokidhungry.org/goto/oakbarrel

Fall Teen Retreat - Hillsboro, OH
Come join us for a weekend of fun and worship as we take a close look at Psalms 23.

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Epidemiology: Disease Investigation - NCSSM Durham Campus
So long as humans have existed on this planet, microbes have coexisted with us. Theyve lived in our bodies and thrived in the environment, posing a silent and constant threat. Theyve caused fevers and panic, helped with digestion and immunity. In this introductory course in human microbial disease, students will be introduced to the impact that various microbes have had in our lives. Students will learn the principles and methods of disease investigation: investigating patterns of illness in populations, identifying infectious microbes by visual assessment, mode of infection, and symptoms. Students will be able to identify the characteristics of various pathogens and infectious agents, be able to explain how diseases spread, and will construct models, create presentations, and collaborate on projects related to epidemiol 919-416-2635

Tennis: All Girls Prep for Tennis Team Camp - Atlee High School
Fees: $100, additional sibling fee $90 [ ] For girls playing/hoping to play on their middle/high school tennis team - come join us for a super fun week. Emphasis will be on match play, both singles and doubles, and skill improvement. We will have coaches and players ready to help you learn what you need to make the team. Well still have t-shirts and a pizza party at the end like our other summer camps, and lots of fun! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Attire for program: * tennis shoes Supplies for program: * water AGE CATEGORY Teen LOCATION AHS - Tennis Courts at Atlee High School INSTRUCTOR Play Tennis Hanover Jennifer Dowda

Drama - Montessori Academy at Sharon Springs
Drama is a wonderful tool to unlock your childs imagination. The skills students develop will be useful to them in any situation:  Relaxing and concentrating under pressure  Finding the best way to say what they want to say  Increasing their sensitivity  Focusing their imagination  Creating something alone or with a group  Leading when necessary and following when necessary 770-205-6277

Crazy Chemworks (24416A) - Cary Academy
Explore the chemistry of everyday life! Learn and apply the concepts, tools and techniques of real chemists. Experiment with super-sticky stuff and glow-in-the-dark technology, mix potions, make slime, and grow crystals. Campers will take home a full set of Mad Science lab gear at the end of the week and will use technology to develop replicable experiments, enhancing STEM outreach in an experience unique to Cary Academy. 919-677-7839

Week 5: Improv! - The MacDuffie School
Interested in letting your creativity run wild on stage? Then choose Improv this summer! Improvisational theatre (Improv) is any unscripted theatrical performance. Completely spontaneous and absolutely wild, improv develops stage presence and interpersonal skills! Each day will be filled with fun stage games and activities including scenarios made popular by the TV show Whose Line is it Anyway? and many more. Friday afternoon will feature a short improvisational skit for parents and fellow camp-goers. Lunch and afternoon activities/field trips included. 413-255-0000 x107