Summer Camps in Whitefield, OK
LATEST CAMPS NEWS: Beginning Writing Camp for Grades K-8 - Slauson Middle School
Beginning Writing Camp 6th year for this popular & well respected camp ! Turn your rough draft into a brilliant masterpiece in this enriching writing camp. Using the Writers workshop research-based curriculum, campers learn and then refine their writing skills. Writers create their own publishing company, then plan, write, illustrate and produce an amazing picture book. Each writer has an individual writing conference, that helps them gain insight and confidence into their self-expression. Discussions may include qualities of good writing, overcoming writers block, writing motivation, craft of writing, anti-bias and multicultural themes and much more. Children are exposed to a wide range of literature, are taught to use author studies, and gain other strategies to help their work shine. An art exploration component may include graphic design; value study; use of color, drawing and illustration; and experimenting with collage, watercolor, colored pencil and more. Writers and illustrators display their work in an exciting award ceremony and potluck. Campers plan this Friday activity to show off their work to parents and friends. This top-notch camp will get your child excited about writing! Tuesday-Friday. No camp 7/4. Director: Eileen Bigham. Extended care is available,...
Beginning Writing Camp 6th year for this popular & well respected camp ! Turn your rough draft into a brilliant masterpiece in this enriching writing camp. Using the Writers workshop research-based curriculum, campers learn and then refine their writing skills. Writers create their own publishing company, then plan, write, illustrate and produce an amazing picture book. Each writer has an individual writing conference, that helps them gain insight and confidence into their self-expression. Discussions may include qualities of good writing, overcoming writers block, writing motivation, craft of writing, anti-bias and multicultural themes and much more. Children are exposed to a wide range of literature, are taught to use author studies, and gain other strategies to help their work shine. An art exploration component may include graphic design; value study; use of color, drawing and illustration; and experimenting with collage, watercolor, colored pencil and more. Writers and illustrators display their work in an exciting award ceremony and potluck. Campers plan this Friday activity to show off their work to parents and friends. This top-notch camp will get your child excited about writing! Tuesday-Friday. No camp 7/4. Director: Eileen Bigham. Extended care is available,...
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Cahinnio
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5705 Gordon Ln, Fort Smith, Arkansas 72903
Camp Cahinnio offers girls the chance to: build character, gain leadership skills, gain a sence of belonging, have fun as they grow strong. Non...
Activities: Archery, Arts and Crafts, Camping Skills/Outdoor Living, Canoeing, Counselor Training...
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Whitefield, OK Summer Camps
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LATEST CAMPS EVENTS:
Teen Camp - Elkview, WV
Teen Camp- July 18-22
Kid's Night Out at Camp Kern! - Oregonia, OH
Take Friday night off and give your child a night out at Camp Kern. We plan to enjoy some of our favorite camping activities in an overnight experience packed with events. Bring a sibling or a friend! Check-in is at 6:30pm on Friday, check out at 11:00am on Saturday. Snacks and breakfast Saturday are provided. Register today to save your spot! Open to ages: 7-15. Register by visiting our website http://campkern.org/family/kidsnightout/ or by calling 513-932-3756.
3rd Annual "Onesie Party" with Kidnap Kid, Amtrac, Ranger Bass - Reno,
Early Bird tickets on sale now for just $17.50 http://basscampfest.com. It's Bass Camp's most fun club event of the year, our annual "Onesie" Party. Rock your favorite onesie at Cargo, Friday, November 18, with Kidnap Kid, Amtrac, Ranger Bass and more! Kidnap Kid Amtrac Ranger Bass + MORE TBA This is an 18+ event Tickets are on-sale now at http://basscampfest.com/
LEGO® Jedi Engineering Holiday Camp at KidZone Museum Session ll - Tru
Dates: Monday, Dec. 28 through Wednesday Dec. 30 A few spots left! Call the museum to reserve a spot. 530.587.5437 Play Well Joins the KidZone Museum to Awaken The Force in this introductory engineering course for young Jedi! Explore engineering principles by designing and building projects such as LEGO® X-Wings, R2 Units, Energy Catapults, Defense Turrets, and Settlements from a galaxy far, far away. Create motorized and architectural projects with imagination and engineering to defeat the Empire! Each day campers will have 3 hours of engineering plus additional time to play and time for creative arts.
Dystopia Rising Indiana June 2016 Event - Greenfield, IN
After the deadly onslaught of Louie's Lieutentants last month, Fort Seymour appears to have picked up the pieces...but to what end and for how long? As a formal responce filters down from the heart of the empire, increased sanctions and military presence offer some townspeople peace of mind, but in the long run, the iron first of the Chancellor could do more harm than good. Will a few frightened colonists seek a tentative truce with a madman to the south, or will the masses stay the course and continue to focus their hoese northward to the abandoned site of Fort Columbia and the oppressive but burgeoning forces of the Iron Works? Or is there yet another option (or two), still waiting to be explored? Visit Fort Seymour this June to fine out...
Teen Camp - Elkview, WV
Teen Camp- July 18-22
Kid's Night Out at Camp Kern! - Oregonia, OH
Take Friday night off and give your child a night out at Camp Kern. We plan to enjoy some of our favorite camping activities in an overnight experience packed with events. Bring a sibling or a friend! Check-in is at 6:30pm on Friday, check out at 11:00am on Saturday. Snacks and breakfast Saturday are provided. Register today to save your spot! Open to ages: 7-15. Register by visiting our website http://campkern.org/family/kidsnightout/ or by calling 513-932-3756.
3rd Annual "Onesie Party" with Kidnap Kid, Amtrac, Ranger Bass - Reno,
Early Bird tickets on sale now for just $17.50 http://basscampfest.com. It's Bass Camp's most fun club event of the year, our annual "Onesie" Party. Rock your favorite onesie at Cargo, Friday, November 18, with Kidnap Kid, Amtrac, Ranger Bass and more! Kidnap Kid Amtrac Ranger Bass + MORE TBA This is an 18+ event Tickets are on-sale now at http://basscampfest.com/
LEGO® Jedi Engineering Holiday Camp at KidZone Museum Session ll - Tru
Dates: Monday, Dec. 28 through Wednesday Dec. 30 A few spots left! Call the museum to reserve a spot. 530.587.5437 Play Well Joins the KidZone Museum to Awaken The Force in this introductory engineering course for young Jedi! Explore engineering principles by designing and building projects such as LEGO® X-Wings, R2 Units, Energy Catapults, Defense Turrets, and Settlements from a galaxy far, far away. Create motorized and architectural projects with imagination and engineering to defeat the Empire! Each day campers will have 3 hours of engineering plus additional time to play and time for creative arts.
Dystopia Rising Indiana June 2016 Event - Greenfield, IN
After the deadly onslaught of Louie's Lieutentants last month, Fort Seymour appears to have picked up the pieces...but to what end and for how long? As a formal responce filters down from the heart of the empire, increased sanctions and military presence offer some townspeople peace of mind, but in the long run, the iron first of the Chancellor could do more harm than good. Will a few frightened colonists seek a tentative truce with a madman to the south, or will the masses stay the course and continue to focus their hoese northward to the abandoned site of Fort Columbia and the oppressive but burgeoning forces of the Iron Works? Or is there yet another option (or two), still waiting to be explored? Visit Fort Seymour this June to fine out...
LATEST CAMPS NEWS:
Prize Baseball Camp - Goochland County Parks and Recreation
Come spend a week playing and learning about ?America?s favorite pastime?? baseball! Designed to teach your child baseball-specific techniques and build skills to better play baseball in a fun and encouraging environment. Your child will: - learn the proper techniques for hitting, catching, throwing, and running - find out the difference between and four-seam and two-seam fastball and when to use them - be taught the importance of preparation and practice - apply techniques daily and get better! Activities are tailored for the age and skill level of each participant. Play Ball! PREREQUISITES 2015 Camper Packet within 1 year of activity start INSTRUCTOR Chris Williams
2016 Speed of Play ( INDIVIDUAL WEEK ): Leadership through Fitness NSC - Blaine - National Sports Center
Individual Week / Add on Registration Here (2016 AKA SOP SCHEDULE BELOW) AKASPORTs Speed of Play: Leadership through Fitness Program, is led by AKA Director, Chris Schulz and the AKA professional training Staff. Participants enrolled in the AKA Speed of Play (SOP program), in partnership with the AKA All Sports Camp (ages 6-12), will offer adolescents an opportunity to be active, train and play in an All Sports setting geared to teach them leadership qualities with personal mentorship opportunities. The base of the Speed of Play program is from 9:00am-4:00pm and the doors are open for all Speed of Play participants from 7:00am-6:00pm, the same hours of the AKA All Sports Camp so you can take advantage of supervised activity time the entire day. In a nutshell: You will have the opportunity to select a minimum of 8 weeks (out of 12) for the 2016 Summer SOP program. $165/week includes Field Trip each week (Individual week rate with NO Field Trip = $120) Week 1 (June13) - OLYMPIC GAMES & OPENING CEREMONIES WEEK Week 2 (June 20) - DIAMOND SPORTS WEEK Week 3 (June 27) - SWIMMING WEEK Week 4 (July 5) - ICE SPORTS WEEK *shortened 4 day Week... 651-447-2454
Invention Convention - Winter Session - Adams Elementary
Held in Computer Lab. Using Lego Mindstorms robots, Terraformers software, Circuitry, Solar Kits, Keva Planks, Rocketry, Technology and do-it-yourself projects, our curriculum challenges kids to design and construct 3-D innovations individually and as a team. This is a full year STEAM program (science, technology, engineering, art, math) with all new lessons for fall, winter and spring sessions that do not repeat. Design a star wars robot and Mars Rover, program an adventure in space, construct a solar robot, test out circuitry, build a castle, bridge or dragon…and lots, lots more! Students acquire a basic knowledge of geometry, physics, technology, programming, circuitry, energy, sculpture, art and design. In addition to logical thinking, our program stimulates students thinking in a different way to generate innovations from their own imagination and discover their creative talent. What invention will your child come up with? Winter Classes: 1/14/16 1/21/16 1/28/16 2/4/16 2/11/16 2/18/16 2/25/16 3/3/16 3/10/16 3/24/16 NO Classes: 3/17 PC 3/31 SB 805-570-1988
OZ Park Summer FD Baseball camp week 11 FULL DAY CAMPER - OZ Park
LPBA is pleased to announce that we have added a second baseball field to our summer camp program at OZ Park. The additional field at OZ Park will allow us to divide the kids by age and skill level. We will use Field #1 for boys and girls ages 5-7 and Field #2 for boys and girls ages 8-12. The camp experience includes a daily exercise and agility training routine followed by instructive drills including base running, pitching, defense, bunting, outfield play, infield play, batting practice and other hitting drills. LPBAs summer camp programs run from June 9 though August 29, 2014: Half day sessions from 9 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. - $175 per week Full day sessions from 9 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. - $250 per week Fridays are rain make up days Camp registration is on a weekly basis. Four week full day special price of $900. Eight week full day special price of $1800. 312-246-1616
Sun-Sand-Surf - S1 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
Were going back to the Beach! An entire summer camp inspired by a tropical holiday. Well use sand clay & watercolors to make beach-inspired art, sculpt pottery hermit crabs, create our own shades with colored lenses and make a transparent jellyfish sculpture. Mo the moss ball is back as our camp mascot this year with his own comic book made by YOU. Each student will exhibit a piece in our end of summer Art Show. 734-416-4278
Prize Baseball Camp - Goochland County Parks and Recreation
Come spend a week playing and learning about ?America?s favorite pastime?? baseball! Designed to teach your child baseball-specific techniques and build skills to better play baseball in a fun and encouraging environment. Your child will: - learn the proper techniques for hitting, catching, throwing, and running - find out the difference between and four-seam and two-seam fastball and when to use them - be taught the importance of preparation and practice - apply techniques daily and get better! Activities are tailored for the age and skill level of each participant. Play Ball! PREREQUISITES 2015 Camper Packet within 1 year of activity start INSTRUCTOR Chris Williams
2016 Speed of Play ( INDIVIDUAL WEEK ): Leadership through Fitness NSC - Blaine - National Sports Center
Individual Week / Add on Registration Here (2016 AKA SOP SCHEDULE BELOW) AKASPORTs Speed of Play: Leadership through Fitness Program, is led by AKA Director, Chris Schulz and the AKA professional training Staff. Participants enrolled in the AKA Speed of Play (SOP program), in partnership with the AKA All Sports Camp (ages 6-12), will offer adolescents an opportunity to be active, train and play in an All Sports setting geared to teach them leadership qualities with personal mentorship opportunities. The base of the Speed of Play program is from 9:00am-4:00pm and the doors are open for all Speed of Play participants from 7:00am-6:00pm, the same hours of the AKA All Sports Camp so you can take advantage of supervised activity time the entire day. In a nutshell: You will have the opportunity to select a minimum of 8 weeks (out of 12) for the 2016 Summer SOP program. $165/week includes Field Trip each week (Individual week rate with NO Field Trip = $120) Week 1 (June13) - OLYMPIC GAMES & OPENING CEREMONIES WEEK Week 2 (June 20) - DIAMOND SPORTS WEEK Week 3 (June 27) - SWIMMING WEEK Week 4 (July 5) - ICE SPORTS WEEK *shortened 4 day Week... 651-447-2454
Invention Convention - Winter Session - Adams Elementary
Held in Computer Lab. Using Lego Mindstorms robots, Terraformers software, Circuitry, Solar Kits, Keva Planks, Rocketry, Technology and do-it-yourself projects, our curriculum challenges kids to design and construct 3-D innovations individually and as a team. This is a full year STEAM program (science, technology, engineering, art, math) with all new lessons for fall, winter and spring sessions that do not repeat. Design a star wars robot and Mars Rover, program an adventure in space, construct a solar robot, test out circuitry, build a castle, bridge or dragon…and lots, lots more! Students acquire a basic knowledge of geometry, physics, technology, programming, circuitry, energy, sculpture, art and design. In addition to logical thinking, our program stimulates students thinking in a different way to generate innovations from their own imagination and discover their creative talent. What invention will your child come up with? Winter Classes: 1/14/16 1/21/16 1/28/16 2/4/16 2/11/16 2/18/16 2/25/16 3/3/16 3/10/16 3/24/16 NO Classes: 3/17 PC 3/31 SB 805-570-1988
OZ Park Summer FD Baseball camp week 11 FULL DAY CAMPER - OZ Park
LPBA is pleased to announce that we have added a second baseball field to our summer camp program at OZ Park. The additional field at OZ Park will allow us to divide the kids by age and skill level. We will use Field #1 for boys and girls ages 5-7 and Field #2 for boys and girls ages 8-12. The camp experience includes a daily exercise and agility training routine followed by instructive drills including base running, pitching, defense, bunting, outfield play, infield play, batting practice and other hitting drills. LPBAs summer camp programs run from June 9 though August 29, 2014: Half day sessions from 9 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. - $175 per week Full day sessions from 9 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. - $250 per week Fridays are rain make up days Camp registration is on a weekly basis. Four week full day special price of $900. Eight week full day special price of $1800. 312-246-1616
Sun-Sand-Surf - S1 - Plymouth Community Arts Council
Were going back to the Beach! An entire summer camp inspired by a tropical holiday. Well use sand clay & watercolors to make beach-inspired art, sculpt pottery hermit crabs, create our own shades with colored lenses and make a transparent jellyfish sculpture. Mo the moss ball is back as our camp mascot this year with his own comic book made by YOU. Each student will exhibit a piece in our end of summer Art Show. 734-416-4278