Summer Camps in Wildwood, MO

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Rogue Robots: LEGO Robotics Camp - San Angelo, TX
Robots aren’t just inventions in a galaxy far, far away— they exist here on Earth, at your local library! Join us this Winter Break for a Star Wars-themed robotics camp. Each day we’ll watch a clip from the movies, and build a LEGO robot inspired by the film. The library will be hosting two four-day camps—attending all four days is not mandatory, but each class will build upon the previous classes. No prior experience in LEGO robotics necessary, but seating is limited so RSVP is required. Call (325-655-7321), email ([email protected]), Facebook message (TGCL Teen Republic), or drop by in person to reserve seats! Sign-ups will open November 21! This is a Teen Republic program, open only to patrons in grades 6-12. Free of charge. We will meet from 3-4:30pm in the Community Room.

Fall Camporee (Chattahoochee) - Gainesville, GA
Nov 13-15. "The Leave No Trace-oree" Register by Troop: $10 if registered on/before 10/29; $15 if registered after. Check-in 5:30-9:30pm. Check-out: by 10am Sunday. BRING: 3 (12 oz) aluminum cans; 1 (28 oz) vegetable or coffee steel can. They will make alcohol stove and housing. POCs: Robert Bruner, 770-532-7207, [email protected] or Phil Nichols, 404-316-2534, [email protected]

Environmental Art Camp (VSA Tennessee partnership) - Gallatin, TN
Environmental Art Camp is a program created specifically for individuals with disabilities over the age of 13 who are interested in the environment and have a love of art. The camp will be under the direction of VSA Tennessee teaching artist, Dee Kimbrell. During the camp, the young people will learn about environmental issues and their effect on our national parks. Participants will create their own tunnel books that reflect ecosystems within the parks. They will also create a larger tunnel book specific to the Smoky Mountain National Park. This book will be given to the park as a 100th anniversary gift at Tremont in October. The book will remain on site as an educational tool. Registration is on a first come, first serve basis to the first 20 who register. Registration available by email at: [email protected]

Worldwide Youth Awareness Cancer campaign - Desert Hot Springs, CA
(One Million people in pink cancer support. ) Send your pictures in asap support the movement. Help Me Go Pink For Cancer Youth Awareness Fundraiser (Be the first to post your photo's wearing pink. Thanks! Our goal is to spread awareness and educate the youth. Help Me Reach my goal of One Million people wearing pink worldwide.

Teen Retreat Fall 2016 - Dayton, TN
Anyone ages 13-18 is welcome to come for friendly team competition, campfire fun, hangining out with friends, and worship and Bible study

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Mini Camp Scrapbooking - Parks and Rec Office and Cavins Community Center
Join us for scrapbooking class, and the kids will leave at the end of the week with a scrapbook filled with memories! AGE CATEGORY Youth LOCATION Check in for this activity is in the lower level of the Katy Cavins Center

Printmaking Studio with Ann Cheeks - Ah Haa School for the Arts
Explore some traditional printmaking techniques, from linocuts to monoprints. Students will learn how to create unique, handmade artwork for personal cards, gifts, posters or wall art. The workshop will introduce students to linocut techniques, the process of carving into soft printing blocks with linoleum cutters and printing with water-soluble inks. Monoprint techniques will also be taught for creating looser, more abstract images. All students should come away with no fewer than five images from printmaking techniques, and the skills to create more on their own with a few low-cost tools. Linocut designs can be taken home and used again and again to create additional cards or other artwork. 970.728.3886

Summer Studies Interest List - Browne Academy
Selecting this option does not incur a fee. Our Summer Studies Coordinator will contact you to arrange all details. Fees will be assessed and added to your account at a later time. 703-960-3000 x1002

Living Laboratory - PM - Science Fun Lab
Half Day PM 1:30pm – 4:30pm This camp is for Junior Zoologists who love to get their hands dirty! Explore slime surfing slugs and hair shooting spiders. From deserts to savannas, forest to swamps well leave no stone unturned in our quest to answer the coolest critter questions! 9194605800.0

WEDNESDAY Night - Codes and Ciphers - Audelia Road Branch Library
Since humans began communicating, there has always been an urge to keep certain information underground: intended for certain eyes only and unreadable to all others. In this course, youll study, crack (decipher) and create (encipher) messages in a variety of cipher systems and historical contexts. Although youll time-hop throughout history and make stops with Julius Caesar, Ben Franklin and Abe Lincoln, among many others, youll end with an exploration of how cryptography--the study of codes and ciphers--has kept up with, and even created, the modern digital age. Recommended Brain Age: 2nd – 6th grade 2148860142.0