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Summer Camps in West Wyoming, PA

LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Art -Kindergarten, Winter Session - Adams Elementary
Discover your inner artist through drawing, painting, sculpture, collage, 3-D, and mixed media. Using clay, paint, marker, pencil, pastels, charcoal and other artist quality media, our curriculum includes animals, people, nature, still life, and landscapes, as well as the work of historical and local artists! 10 Classes: Jan 12, 19, 26: Feb 2, 9, 16, 23; Mar 1, 8, 22 805-570-1988

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West Wyoming, PA Summer Camps

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No School Kid’s Cooking Camp—Pumpkin, Apples, Butternut Squash - Chica
Ages 8-13, Hands-On, 4 hour class $30 Our school doors aren’t closed today. We’d love to educate your child(ren) on their day off with a skill set that will be used for decades to come—cooking! All participants will be shopping, prepping, cooking, eating and cleaning. Most food is made from scratch and in season! Today’s menu will focus on the fall produce of pumpkin, apples, butternut squash and cranberries: pumpkin bread with maple butter, apple pockets, curried butternut squash soup with cranberry chutney and baked brie crostini. Call 312.587.0648 to sign up today - limited seats available!

TEEN STRENGTH CAMPS - San Antonio, TX
TEEN STRENGTH SUMMER CAMPS! ABOUT: Learn the fundamentals of Power Lifting, Olympic Lifting and Conditioning. CAMP DATES & TIMES: 5 camps offered during the summer @ Alamo 180 Studio! Pick your 2 week slot: Mon - Friday, 10am - 12p. #1: June 13 to June 24. #2: June 27 to July 8. #3: July 11 to July 22. #4: July 25 to Aug 5 #5: Aug 8 to Aug 19 Each camp is capped at 12 students. Minimum participants are 6. Ensures quality instruction and quality training. ABOUT THE COACHES: Each Teen Strength Camp is led by Head Strength & Conditioning Coach and CrossFit Level 1 Trainer, Jeff Soileau, and Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach, Mark Krana. Our expert coaches will guide each student through the movements. PREREQUISITES: No prior experience necessary. Open to all high school students - boys and girls, not just high school student athletes. INVESTMENT: Early Registration: 7 days prior to camp start date, $180. Regular Registration: 6 days or less prior to camp start date, $199. REGISTER: Select your preferred camp date, register online through MIndbody.

Timoteo Summer Camp - Philadelphia, PA
Register at the field. Camp is for all boys and girls ages 10-15 years old. Cost for the camp is $20. All campers will get a t-shirt. https://youtu.be/1hC12_QtrR0?list=PLid-h5OC1aP4JVG1kJqlYdxeN16rV2FeP

Kid's Camp: Super Hero - Madera, CA
http://www.active.com/kids/madera-ca/classes/kid-s-camp-super-hero-2015. cmp=23-13&SREF=FBEvent

Youth Retreat - Keezletown, VA
$20 per person Last day to sign-up is March 6th

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Reptiles and Amphibians Day Camp - Harris Nature Center
For children going into 2nd and 3rd grade Snakes, frogs and turtles! Campers will be immersed into the habits and characteristics of reptiles and amphibians, including time with live animals. Camp will also include walks, crafts, games and stories. All campers will receive a free camp tee shirt. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * This program will take place regardless of the weather. * Campers must bring a sack lunch if staying for lunch with the counselors. * Lunch with the counselors is an additional $10. * Register before June 1st and receive a $5.00 discount. GRADES 2nd - 3rd LOCATION Harris Nature Center Wetlab at Harris Nature Center INSTRUCTOR Harris Nature Center Staff

Fun Filled Field Trips - Old Trail School
Fun-filled field trips will be taken each day to enable campers to explore the exciting opportunities available in our community. Each morning will begin with a short educational reading and activity related to the field trip. Lunch will be eaten on the trip and a thematic afternoon snack will be provided. Each location offers campers the opportunity to play and explore. Campers should pack their own lunch. Field trips include: Cleveland Zoo, Great Lakes Science Center, Natural History Museum and Lake Farm Parks. Trips will be arranged according to weather and lunch should be packed in brown paper sacks or plastic bags to allow for easy disposal while on field trips. Instructors: Amy Fagnilli, MA, Revere High School social studies teacher. 3306661118 x469

Jr Golf Camp - Ages 10-16 - Stonybrook Golf Course
9am to noon, Mon-Fri. Ages10-16. Fun learning golf including on course experiences. Everything supplied including healthy snacks. PGA instructor Joe Porter. 609-466-2215

Camp Quest Week 1 - Voyageur Environmental Center
Designed for children of Unitarians, atheists, agnostics, freethinkers, humanists, and other like-minded folks, our campers partake in traditional camp activities with a special focus on humanist values, open discussion, and critical thinking. 651-300-2267

Little Aquanauts (Week 8 AM) - Maritime Mysteries - NESS
Venture on and around the water using maps and clues to solve these maritime mysteries. Use compasses, kayaks, microscopes, historical stories, and animal evidence to decipher the hints to reveal and find your destinations. Go geocaching, utilize compasses, and use magnifying glasses and microscopes to help reveal some of the millions of planktonic animals and algae living all around us. 860-535-9362