Summer Camps in Westmoreland County, PA
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Pancratz Volleyball Camp - Sport Center
Schaumburg and Conant High School Girls Varsity Volleyball Coaches Jeanette and Drewann Pancratz will focus on teaching the fundamentals of volleyball. Camp will also include game strategies, game play, and lots and lots of FUN!!!!! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are looking for the Conant Cougar Girls Basketball Camp, the correct barcode is 13854. AGE CATEGORY Youth (6yr+) LOCATION SC Volleyball Court #6 at Sport Center SC Volleyball Court #4 at Sport Center SC Volleyball Court #5 at Sport Center
Schaumburg and Conant High School Girls Varsity Volleyball Coaches Jeanette and Drewann Pancratz will focus on teaching the fundamentals of volleyball. Camp will also include game strategies, game play, and lots and lots of FUN!!!!! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you are looking for the Conant Cougar Girls Basketball Camp, the correct barcode is 13854. AGE CATEGORY Youth (6yr+) LOCATION SC Volleyball Court #6 at Sport Center SC Volleyball Court #4 at Sport Center SC Volleyball Court #5 at Sport Center
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HotSpot SUMMER CAMP - Miami, FL
Hotspot Dance Studio offers a yearly Summer Camp that will make sure your son or daughter not only has a safe place to enjoy their summer vacation and be part of activies, but also a place where they will be learning new skills related to performance arts. Hotspot Summer Camp Program will begin Monday June 14th and end August 5th of 2016. Hotspot takes campers to two field trips a week as well as bringing in teachers of all dance styles to do activities! Dancers have the option of doing an end of Summer dance showcase when camp ends. Registration for Summer Camp is $35 and plans are as follow: 1 week = $120 (week by week basis) 4 week = $460 8 week = $880 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!EARLY REGISTRATION SPECIAL VALID UNTIL MARCH 1ST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NO REGISTRATION FEE PLUS 1 week = $100 (save $20!!!!) 4 week = $340 (save $120!!!!) 8 weel = $640 (save $240!!!!!)
Creative minds summer camp - undefined, DE
The mission of Creative Minds is to empower youth to develop thier natural talents while learning entrepreneurship skills. Youth involved will learn how to create a business plan, create a market analysis, and promote their product. They will also have the opportunity to learn different skills from staff who are owning and opperating small business and/or self employment. The youth will also do some self discovery activities leading to their own product development. Contact us today at 302-283-9640 or [email protected]. You can also visit us on the web at http://creativemindscamp1.wix.com/cmc4
Survivors Supporting Survivors (Teen Support Group) - Boise, ID
Ugly Christmas Sweater Party Cost: FREE There will be fun for everyone at this party! Come dressed to impress in your best Holiday Ugly Sweater and be ready to start the night with a Christmas Light Tour from Showcase Limousine Service! This includes: Chauffeur in Santa Hat, Red Carpet Roll Out, fireplace on TVs, Christmas Cookies, Christmas Music, and Sparkling Cider. After our tour we will be back at the CRG office where we will be having some delicious appetizers. Live Music, Snacks and Drinks will be served. Please RSVP with Amy 208.350.6435 or [email protected] This event is for any young adult between the ages of 13-18yrs who has been diagnosed with cancer. (Your children do NOT need to have participated in camp or our Survivors Supporting Survivors support group to attend)
Kid's Sewing Camp - undefined, PA
Sewing Camp is offered to children ages 6-14. This year we will be working on a number of machine projects as well as some hand sewing. There is no experience necessary. I'm very excited about the projects we have selected. I think the children will absolutely love what they accomplish during this week of camp! And they will learn a lot! Please sign up to confirm a spot due to limited space. The cost is $100 per child. Thanks and I can't wait!!
Dessert Benefit & Silent Auction - Royal Family KIDS Camp #273 - Lewis
On Friday, April 29th, 2016, Royal Family KIDS Camp #273 will be hosting their annual Dessert Benefit & Silent Auction. The event will take place at the Lewiston Community Center (1424 Main Street - Lewiston, ID) from 6pm-9pm. The cost is $5/person, or $20 for a family of 5. This is our biggest fundraising event of the year. Royal Family KIDS Camp is a non-profit week-long summer camp for foster children who have been abused, abandoned, neglected, etc. All of the proceeds from this event go directly to the children we support. If you or your business would like to find out how to donate items, money, or services, and be featured in a Digital Auction Brochure that we will send to our members and local media prior to this event, please contact either Valerie Anne Miller or myself, and we can fill you in on the details. Thank you in advance! Valerie Miller - (208) 874-2990 Stephanie Defoyd - (208) 816-2497
HotSpot SUMMER CAMP - Miami, FL
Hotspot Dance Studio offers a yearly Summer Camp that will make sure your son or daughter not only has a safe place to enjoy their summer vacation and be part of activies, but also a place where they will be learning new skills related to performance arts. Hotspot Summer Camp Program will begin Monday June 14th and end August 5th of 2016. Hotspot takes campers to two field trips a week as well as bringing in teachers of all dance styles to do activities! Dancers have the option of doing an end of Summer dance showcase when camp ends. Registration for Summer Camp is $35 and plans are as follow: 1 week = $120 (week by week basis) 4 week = $460 8 week = $880 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!EARLY REGISTRATION SPECIAL VALID UNTIL MARCH 1ST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NO REGISTRATION FEE PLUS 1 week = $100 (save $20!!!!) 4 week = $340 (save $120!!!!) 8 weel = $640 (save $240!!!!!)
Creative minds summer camp - undefined, DE
The mission of Creative Minds is to empower youth to develop thier natural talents while learning entrepreneurship skills. Youth involved will learn how to create a business plan, create a market analysis, and promote their product. They will also have the opportunity to learn different skills from staff who are owning and opperating small business and/or self employment. The youth will also do some self discovery activities leading to their own product development. Contact us today at 302-283-9640 or [email protected]. You can also visit us on the web at http://creativemindscamp1.wix.com/cmc4
Survivors Supporting Survivors (Teen Support Group) - Boise, ID
Ugly Christmas Sweater Party Cost: FREE There will be fun for everyone at this party! Come dressed to impress in your best Holiday Ugly Sweater and be ready to start the night with a Christmas Light Tour from Showcase Limousine Service! This includes: Chauffeur in Santa Hat, Red Carpet Roll Out, fireplace on TVs, Christmas Cookies, Christmas Music, and Sparkling Cider. After our tour we will be back at the CRG office where we will be having some delicious appetizers. Live Music, Snacks and Drinks will be served. Please RSVP with Amy 208.350.6435 or [email protected] This event is for any young adult between the ages of 13-18yrs who has been diagnosed with cancer. (Your children do NOT need to have participated in camp or our Survivors Supporting Survivors support group to attend)
Kid's Sewing Camp - undefined, PA
Sewing Camp is offered to children ages 6-14. This year we will be working on a number of machine projects as well as some hand sewing. There is no experience necessary. I'm very excited about the projects we have selected. I think the children will absolutely love what they accomplish during this week of camp! And they will learn a lot! Please sign up to confirm a spot due to limited space. The cost is $100 per child. Thanks and I can't wait!!
Dessert Benefit & Silent Auction - Royal Family KIDS Camp #273 - Lewis
On Friday, April 29th, 2016, Royal Family KIDS Camp #273 will be hosting their annual Dessert Benefit & Silent Auction. The event will take place at the Lewiston Community Center (1424 Main Street - Lewiston, ID) from 6pm-9pm. The cost is $5/person, or $20 for a family of 5. This is our biggest fundraising event of the year. Royal Family KIDS Camp is a non-profit week-long summer camp for foster children who have been abused, abandoned, neglected, etc. All of the proceeds from this event go directly to the children we support. If you or your business would like to find out how to donate items, money, or services, and be featured in a Digital Auction Brochure that we will send to our members and local media prior to this event, please contact either Valerie Anne Miller or myself, and we can fill you in on the details. Thank you in advance! Valerie Miller - (208) 874-2990 Stephanie Defoyd - (208) 816-2497
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
SJC - Discovers 2D Animation - SJC Long Island
Computer animation 2D: Using open source and freely available software, campers will learn to create 2D environments, animate their drawings and add color and sound. These are similar to the techniques used in creating professional animated films and video games. Campers creative thinking and problem solving skills will be enriched, while they have fun creating these animations. No previous experience in animation is required. 631 687 4556
April 26 - June 2 - PRO 3:5 Sports Academy
Our training sessions are creative and geared toward maintaining a fun yet challenging and competitive atmosphere. We understand that athletes need to not only be pushed to their limits, but they must enjoy what they are doing if they are to truly benefit from it. The program utilizes a combination of speed, acceleration, and agility drills coupled with power and strength exercises in a structured and controlled environment. These young athletes will learn and sharpen their skills in the mechanics of running, agility, and footwork, while being introduced to various pieces of speed and agility training equipment throughout the facility. Low-intensity strength training is emphasized with exercises involving the athletes own body weight, and power is developed through the application of plyometrics. We have a way of making training and fitness fun. Our kids leave the facility sweaty, red-faced, smiling and wanting to come back for more! 919-438-2144
READING ENRICHMENT: June - Dunavant Upper School
This non-credit review course is designed for rising seventh, eighth, and ninth graders. Successfully completing the course (and passing the summer reading quizzes and tests on any book studied in the class) will satisfy the summer reading requirement for students enrolling at MUS for the 2016-17 school year. These students will be exempt from the summer reading tests required of all other students in the fall, and the students will earn quarter points in the following way: B to A (85-100) = +3 C to B (75-85) = +2 C- to C (70-74) = -2 F to D (0-69) = -6 Students should purchase these three books before the class begins: "A Wizard of Earthsea", Le Guin (HMH Books for Young Readers: 978-0547773742) "The Golden Compass", Pullman (Yearling: 978-0440418320) "MAUS II", Spiegelman (Pantheon: 978-0679729778) 901-260-1300
Skyhawks Minihawks Camp - Park - Peers (PP)
Skyhawks Minihawk Camp This multi-sport program gives children a positive first step into athletics. Baseball, basketball and soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun. Our Mini-Hawk games and activities were designed to allow campers to explore balance, movement, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own pace. Skyhawks staff are trained to handle the specific needs of young athletes. Sport Specific Requirements: All participants receive a t-shirt, water bottle and a merit award. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 8:1. Participants should wear appropriate clothing and running shoes, bring two snacks and a water bottle. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Sports LOCATION PP - Field 1 at Park - Peers (PP) INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
2016 Spring Break Volleyball Camp - Fort Marcy
2016 Spring Break Volleyball Camp -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following error occurred: 501 - Not implemented ACTIVITY AGE CATEGORY Youth INSTRUCTOR THOMAS MONTOYA
SJC - Discovers 2D Animation - SJC Long Island
Computer animation 2D: Using open source and freely available software, campers will learn to create 2D environments, animate their drawings and add color and sound. These are similar to the techniques used in creating professional animated films and video games. Campers creative thinking and problem solving skills will be enriched, while they have fun creating these animations. No previous experience in animation is required. 631 687 4556
April 26 - June 2 - PRO 3:5 Sports Academy
Our training sessions are creative and geared toward maintaining a fun yet challenging and competitive atmosphere. We understand that athletes need to not only be pushed to their limits, but they must enjoy what they are doing if they are to truly benefit from it. The program utilizes a combination of speed, acceleration, and agility drills coupled with power and strength exercises in a structured and controlled environment. These young athletes will learn and sharpen their skills in the mechanics of running, agility, and footwork, while being introduced to various pieces of speed and agility training equipment throughout the facility. Low-intensity strength training is emphasized with exercises involving the athletes own body weight, and power is developed through the application of plyometrics. We have a way of making training and fitness fun. Our kids leave the facility sweaty, red-faced, smiling and wanting to come back for more! 919-438-2144
READING ENRICHMENT: June - Dunavant Upper School
This non-credit review course is designed for rising seventh, eighth, and ninth graders. Successfully completing the course (and passing the summer reading quizzes and tests on any book studied in the class) will satisfy the summer reading requirement for students enrolling at MUS for the 2016-17 school year. These students will be exempt from the summer reading tests required of all other students in the fall, and the students will earn quarter points in the following way: B to A (85-100) = +3 C to B (75-85) = +2 C- to C (70-74) = -2 F to D (0-69) = -6 Students should purchase these three books before the class begins: "A Wizard of Earthsea", Le Guin (HMH Books for Young Readers: 978-0547773742) "The Golden Compass", Pullman (Yearling: 978-0440418320) "MAUS II", Spiegelman (Pantheon: 978-0679729778) 901-260-1300
Skyhawks Minihawks Camp - Park - Peers (PP)
Skyhawks Minihawk Camp This multi-sport program gives children a positive first step into athletics. Baseball, basketball and soccer are taught in a safe, structured environment with lots of encouragement and a big focus on fun. Our Mini-Hawk games and activities were designed to allow campers to explore balance, movement, hand/eye coordination, and skill development at their own pace. Skyhawks staff are trained to handle the specific needs of young athletes. Sport Specific Requirements: All participants receive a t-shirt, water bottle and a merit award. The participant-to-coach ratio is approximately 8:1. Participants should wear appropriate clothing and running shoes, bring two snacks and a water bottle. ACTIVITY SECONDARY CATEGORY Sports LOCATION PP - Field 1 at Park - Peers (PP) INSTRUCTOR Recreation Staff
2016 Spring Break Volleyball Camp - Fort Marcy
2016 Spring Break Volleyball Camp -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following error occurred: 501 - Not implemented ACTIVITY AGE CATEGORY Youth INSTRUCTOR THOMAS MONTOYA