61. Gifted Education Resource Institute : Youth Programs :: 2002-2003 Staff Opportun Of course, GERI youth programs would not be successful Pulsar) teaching Application To apply to teach a course for the 2004 GERI Summer camps, please download http://www.geri.soe.purdue.edu/youth/staff/staffops.html

Youth Programs Home Super Saturday Home Current Courses How to Apply ... Program Details 2003-2004 Staff Opportunities Teachers and counselors who participate in our programs discover some of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of their careers. Each session, our programs bring motivated, talented youth together for accelerated learning opportunities in a wide variety of fields. Our students rank in the top five to ten percent of their age group nationally, and they typically can master material two or three years above the average level for their age. Our courses for this special population are designed to accomplish the following: Expose students to new areas of study Present new materials at an appropriately accelerated pace, Develop independent or self-directed study skills, Promote advanced thinking skills, and

62. CampResource.com Summer Camp Directory: Specialty Programs - Creativity Program Specialty programs Creativity Program. 7 camps listed Displaying camps 1 7. One week cooking camps designed to teach kids 5 - 12 the basics of cooking http://www.campresource.com/camps/camps.cfm?camp_type=Specialty Program&camp_spe

63. Recommending After-School Programs And Camps Both you and they know it is your job to teach their child. Afterschool programs and camps serve important roles in a child s development; CampDepot http://campdepot.com/ED_speakOut.html

Setting up an After-School Program Importance of After-School Programs Using Camps and After-School Programs in Teaching A Great Math Program ... Kids' Links Here you will find articles from your peers. We welcome your contributions. Please send your articles to articles@CampDepot.com . We reserve the right to edit or reject any submission. Recommending After-School Programs and Camps for Your Students as A Teacher Getting to know your pupils and suggesting camp and after-school programs can be very beneficial for you as a teacher. These programs will allow you to help your students to achieve ever-higher standards and, at the same time, allow your students to learn about themselves and become motivated learners. These after-school program and camp experiences will help your students to succeed in your classroom and the rest of their lives. When recommending any supplemental programs for a student, you must leave the control with the parents. Both you and they know it is your job to teach their child. In order to help the parents to understand that you accept and welcome that responsibility, make it clear first that you are concerned for their child and his/her long-range success just as they are. Then it is their choice whether or not to avail themselves of your recommendation.

64. Youth Sports Programs Please be reminded that youth sports programs require a Designed to teach children the fundamentals of tball in a camps are designed for children who want an http://www.ci.los-alamitos.ca.us/rec/youth.htm

Youth Sports require a special registration form available at the Community Center The City of Los Alamitos Youth Sports programs are designed for equal participation, fun, social interaction, achievement, recognition, and learning the fundamentals of each sport from trained, caring recreation staff members. Please be reminded that youth sports programs require a special registration form that is available at the Community Center, 10911 Oak Street. (562) 430-1073. PeeWee T-Ball (5-7 years) 7 weeks Learn the fundamental movements and rules of baseball in a fun, non-competitive atmosphere. Games on Thursdays beginning 5/27. Location: Laurel Park Fee: Day Time Dates Jr. PeeWee T-Ball 3 1/2 yrs by 5/5/04 Location: Laurel Park Fee: Day Time Dates Wednesday 4:45-5:30pm 5/5-5/26 PeeWee Sports Clinic (5-7 years) 1 week Camps are designed for children who want an introduction to each sport in a fun atmosphere Location: Oak Gym Fee: $17/sport includes award Day: Monday/Wednesday/Friday Sport Time Dates Offered Summer 2004 Rec Sports Camps (8-13 years) 2 weeks Designed for beginners and intermediates to learn and review the fundamental aspects of the camp sport. Games will be played at the end of the clinic.

65. Youth Camps At The Audubon Center to better be able to understand and teach about the Help us to promote these programs and consider giving scholarships us to renew the summer youth camps in a http://www.audubon-center.com/Youth_camp.htm

K-12 Schools College Teacher Training Elderhostels ... Pine County Planning Coming Soon: ACNW's Annual OPEN HOUSE Become a Member Volunteer Naturalist Internships Employment Opportunities ... Adopt-a-Raptor The Audubon Center's Mission: To protect, improve and promote the enjoyment of the natural environment through formal and informal education programs and research; to assist and encourage environmental education programs, centers, and careers. Our Vision: The environment is the blackboard for the Center's educational programs; the common ground that brings us together with the natural world and people from around the globe to share our concerns for one another and the future. It is through positive and shared experience that we hope we can affect the values and actions of our people to create a world of harmonious diversity.

66. San Francisco Zoo | Education - Children's Programs - Zoo School Day Camps ZOO SCHOOL DAY camps, At Zoo Camp, children spend for them. Craft projects and games reinforce the concepts we teach. Keeper talks, observation http://www.sfzoo.org/education/dayCamps.shtml

ZOO SCHOOL DAY CAMPS At Zoo Camp, children spend a whole week at the Zoo learning about the animals, their habitats and how we care for them. Craft projects and games reinforce the concepts we teach. Keeper talks, observation walks and lots of hands-on activities will keep kids enthralled Spring Camp Summer Camp Winter Camp Zoo Camp Mailing List Spring Camp Spring brings all types of wonderful discoveries to the natural world. This week-long day camp is for children 4 1/2 through 4th grade. Similar in format to our summer camp program, Spring Camp combines Zoo discovery tours with animal themed crafts, games and up-close animal encounters to teach about wildlife and wild places. Camp is scheduled to coincide with Spring Breaks in San Francisco Unified School District, Marin County Public Schools, and San Mateo County Public Schools. back to top Summer Camp Zoo Camp is a great way for kids to learn about animals and our natural environment in an outdoor setting. Children will enjoy Zoo Walks, crafts, snack, and games all designed with animals in mind. Children who attend Zoo Camp year after year will build on experience and expand their knowledge each summer. Younger children explore the concepts of habitats, adaptation, and survival while older children learn more about the zoo world and how we care for our animals. Registration will begin March 15, 2004.

67. Kennolyn Camps - Programs For campers entering 12th grade who have graduated from the CILT and CIT programs. JCs not only help teach several activity periods a day, they also are http://www.kennolyn.com/camps/programs/counselor/

Accredited by the American Camping Association The Max and Marion Caldwell Foundation Honoring the lifetime dedication of "Aunt Marion and Uncle Max" to making a difference in children's lives by providing camperships and scholarships. Click here to learn more. Counselor Training Program Grades 10-12 Kennolyn's 3-year leadership training program for high school students is one of our most popular. Applicants must have attended Kennolyn within the past 4 summers to be eligible. CILT (Camper in Leadership Training.) For campers entering 10th grade. CIT (Counselor in Training.) For campers entering 11th grade who graduated from the CILT program. JC (Junior Counselor.) For campers entering 12th grade who have graduated from the CILT and CIT programs. CILT (entering 10th grade) Session 1 (two weeks) June 27th-July 10th Session 2 (two weeks) July 11th-July 24th Session 3 (two weeks) July 25th-August 7th Session 4 (two weeks) August 8th-August 21st Please note: Four week enrollment is normally not available for CILTs.

68. 2004 Summer Camps: Snowshoe Mountain Resort Camp Snowshoe Day Camp programs. is available during half day and full day camps for ages Imagination Station This arts and crafts program will teach as well http://www.snowshoemtn.com/summer04/daycamps.html

Camp Snowshoe - Day Camp Programs The following programming is available during half day and full day camps for ages 5 - 13 years of age. All programming is conducted by Greenbrier River Outdoor Adventure. Land Sports: Offering a wide range of sporting activities such as soccer, flag football, softball, volleyball, archery and tennis, this program offers yet another chance to play and have fun. These sports will be focused on to create tournaments, Olympic style games, theme days and more. Imagination Station: This arts and crafts program will teach as well as inspire your children while they participate in drawing, cartooning, painting, collages, jewelry making, bead making, recycled crafts, nature crafts and candle making. These activities offer opportunities to expand and explore our own creative minds; our imaginations will not limit us to the Station alone! Entertain Me!: Sing, dance, perform and create away the afternoon in our movie making class, guitar lessons, dance class or performance program. Campers will have a chance to share their talent with others at the end of the day, and will certainly be wiggling, strumming or humming their way through the evening when you pick them up at the end of the day.

69. Summer Camps Teach Life Skills To Ukraine's Children (10/22/00) Summer camps teach life skills to Ukraine s children. United States, has been organizing summer camps for children The summer camp programs organized by Help Us http://www.ukrweekly.com/Archive/2000/430022.shtml

Summer camps teach life skills to Ukraine's children by Bohdan Lysyj WARREN, Mich. - For the past five years, Help Us Help the Children, a non-profit foundation with branches in Canada, Ukraine and the United States, has been organizing summer camps for children from Ukraine's "internaty" - state-run children's homes. This year on August 4-20, 350 children between the ages of 12 and 17 from 35 internaty throughout Ukraine attended a summer camp in the beautiful Carpathian Mountains, in the town of Vorokhta, Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast. The camp's location is striking distance from Ukraine's highest peak, Hoverlia, at 2,060 meters, and near such scenic towns as Yaremche and Kosiv. The campers were housed in facilities normally used to house athletes during training: Baza Avanthard, home to Ukraine's national ski jump team, and Baza Ukraina, home to Ukraine's national biathlon team. Children from internaty are often orphans, or come from highly dysfunctional families - alcohol or drug-addicted parents, parents in jail, abusive family members, extreme poverty. Children from these families are often sent to live in a state-run children's home for years at a time. Many live there until the completion of high school, after which they are discharged, often, literally, onto the street, with very little in the way of support and life skills. The summer camp programs organized by Help Us Help the Children include workshops intended to improve personal life skills: the ability to make decisions, solve problems, negotiate, communicate, cooperate with others. Discussions and activities focus on ethics, responsibility, tolerance, respect for others, as well as Ukrainian tradition and culture. Campers are also given practical information about topics such as hygiene and nutrition, and job search tools. The camp activities are geared towards building independence, self-sufficiency, self-esteem and confidence in these adolescents.

70. Welcome To Adirondack Woodcraft Camps Adirondack Woodcraft camps boasts a comprehensive Environmental transcends typical superficial summer camp nature programs. staff to learn and teach new and http://www.awc1.com/program.html

- Today is An Overview of our Program Nature Rock Climbing Sports ... Initiative Games Arts and Crafts Housed in seven separate shops, the Arts and Crafts facility is truly eclectic. The shops are grouped together in a small village, much akin to the art communities found typically in larger cities. In our Print Shop we do a wide variety of two dimensional art including black and white photography in the darkroom, print block making, painting, drawing and silk screening. Next door is our Clay Shop with a potters wheel, kiln and many tools for producing fine pottery. In the Metal Shop we feature a copper enameling kiln and materials for all manner of metal projects. We also have a Bead and String Shop for producing the always popular bead jewelry and next door a Wood Shop equipped for a variety of woodworking tasks. Continuing down the line we have a Basketmaking Shop and a Gallery to display the summer masterpieces. Talented artists supervise our Crafts Area, and their direction and the right facilities combine to create an artistic outlet of the highest caliber for Woodcraft campers. Typically our art instructors have chosen art education as a career and their commitment to the arts is consistently apparent in both the attitude and the product of the campers.

71. Volleyball Camps, Clubs, Clinics, And Programs For Kids, Teens And Active Youth! Skills camps are designed to teach and review all of Stanford Volleyball camps for Boys and Adults Our the best instructional volleyball programs available to http://www.sfgokids.com/pages/volleyball.htm

Volleyball Camps Clinics and Programs adventure all sports programs arts and theater baseball ... discuss it Summer 2004 Annual Girls Dolphin Volleyball Camp is June 14-18 from 1:00-4:00. Taught by San Francisco Day School Coaches Mary O'Brien and Marcus Chang and young inspirational college players. A lot of instruction and play time. Visit Dolphin Camps for further information call 415-931-2422. Register here. Come and join Coaches and Players from the 2004 NCAA National Champion- BYU Cougars Men's Volleyball Team, for four fun and exciting days of Volleyball in San Jose, CA. Train with the best in collegiate volleyball. Hurry max camp size is 72 we expect this camp to fill fast. Cost is $160 if paid before July 12th, after July 12th $175. Coaches $80. For more info or call (650) 269-7038 University of San Francisco Volleyball Camps will be directed by head coach Jeff Nelson. Skills Camps are designed to teach and review all of the basic skills, while introducing new features to your game. Individual skills include: passing, hitting, setting, blocking, serving and defense. Advanced Camps offers instruction to the high skill level student-athlete or those interested in refining their game for the rigors of club and high school play. Camp dates: Skills Camp I - June 21-25 ages 8-14; 9:00-4:00.Cost: $295. Skills Camp II July 12-16 all ages; 9:00-4:00. cost: $295 Skills Camp III July 23-25 ages 8-14; 9:00-4:00. Cost: $200. Advanced Camp July 26-29 ages; 15-18 All day live in or commuter options cost $250.00-350.00.

72. US Sports Camps - America's Largest Camp Network That is the reason he combines first rate coaching with a gamelike atmosphere at all of his camps. His 39-year-old programs teach players to create a self http://www.ussportscamps.com/sporthigh.asp?Vendor=1&SubCampType=&Sport=VGOL&Camp

73. Indiana State Police The department camps and programs teach students that discipline is a prerequisite in gaining selfrespect, and self-respect is the first step in gaining the http://www.in.gov/isp/youthcamps/

@import url(/ender/ender.css); Skip Ender Navigation accessIndiana Agency Listing Policies var dir = location.href.substring(0,location.href.lastIndexOf('www.in.gov/')); var url = location.href.substring(dir.length,location.href.length+1); document.write("Text Only") Contact Webmaster Help document.write(ender); Summer Youth Camps 2004 Youth Camp Application Who We Are . . . Youth Services at a Glance A full-time youth services director works year-round to guarantee that the program's success and integrity continue to grow. Many times throughout the year, school systems, church groups and youth organizations ask that a presentation about the Youth Services programs be included in their meetings. The public information officer at the nearest Indiana State Police Post will provide a speaker for your group on request. RESPECT FOR LAW CAMP This unique opportunity gives students in grades 5 and 6 the chance to get a close look at how law enforcement and the legal system work. The camps are staffed by police officers and are co-sponsored by Indiana District Optimists. Personal safety, drug awareness, and exciting demonstrations are included in the curriculum. Military style marching is used to move from one location to another. Calisthenics are used as a form of positive discipline. Recreational activities round out the schedule. The camps, held at major universities throughout Indiana, give students a chance to interact with their peers from other parts of the state, and are a great opportunity for them to become familiar with campus life.

74. TetraBrazil Soccer Academy >> 1-800-886-0938 to provide a customize program to teach soccer skills TETRABRAZIL MINI camps FOR LITTLE PEOPLE. 5 to 7 to the game of soccer with our Little People programs. http://www.tetrabrazil.com/programs_list.htm

TetraBrazil Soccer Academy / www.tetrabrazil.com Portuguese About TB Partnership Program ... Online Store TETRABRAZIL SOCCER ACADEMY Soccer By 5 Time World Champions! Soccer Camps Team Clinics Tours to Brazil ... Club Training NEW FUTSAL NEW Contact us TRAINING IN BRAZIL Want to be a pro or attend a top college? Be exposed to the highest level of training and competition that Brazilian soccer can offer..... Partnership Program Become a TetraBrazil Partner and make money / raise funds while providing international, quality, outstanding soccer! Tetra CLUB Sign up for TetraBrazil Newsletter....... Official Partners List pf TetraBrazil Programs SOCCER CAMPS TetraBrazil Soccer Academy offers unique Soccer Camps that combine learning and fun. Full Day, Half Day and Residential Programs provide local communities with quality Summer activities. All camps feature professional Brazilian Coaches licensed by the Brazilian Soccer Coaches Association

75. Black Enterprise: Financial Camps Pay Off For Teens; Summer Programs Encourage Y Dec, 2002 Article. Financial camps pay off for teens; summer programs encourage young There are some 40 camps around the country that teach students how http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m1365/5_33/94672528/p1/article.jhtml

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Business Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles Black Enterprise Dec, 2002 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals Financial camps pay off for teens; summer programs encourage young people to safeguard their financial future through money management - Teenpreneurs Black Enterprise Dec, 2002 by Carolyn M. Brown TO THE AVERAGE KID, SUMMERTIME MEANS NO SCHOOL, VACATION GETAWAYS, AND CAMP. BUT there are groups of young people who are actually getting schooled during the summer, and they are having a ball. Welcome to "investment camp," where young people learn to recognize stock market trends, invest in steady growth companies, evaluate mutual funds, minimize and recognize risks, and build a balanced and diversified portfolio. Acquania Gibbs of Clarkston, Georgia, says her curiosity was piqued when she received an e-mail newsletter from Dollar Divas (www.dollardiva.com), a Website for young women, highlighting a financial camp for girls ages 13 to 21 called Summer Stock. Because the camp is somewhat pricey at $850, Gibbs applied for a scholarship based on financial need. "I had to write an essay telling about myself and prior experience or lack thereof," says Gibbs, who was awarded $650 (leaving her $200 to pay out of pocket). Some 26 other girls joined Gibbs this past summer at the camp, held on the campus of Babson College in Wellesley, Massachusetts. "I really liked the format of the program. We attended workshops as a group, we ate meals and lived together in a dorm-like fashion, and we did interactive games to make the learning fun," says the 19-year-old sophomore at George Washington University in Washington, D.C.

76. Camping Magazine: Rethinking Character Education: Challenging The Conventional W Of course, all camps teach values whether or not they have adopted a specific program to that end. The rules (and who makes them), the programs, the culture http://www.findarticles.com/cf_dls/m1249/5_76/107760552/p1/article.jhtml

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Sports Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles Camping Magazine Sept-Oct, 2003 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals Rethinking character education: challenging the conventional wisdom about camp and kids: a substantial number of people believe that camps can do more than provide an opportunity to have fun: they can also promote children's social and moral growth Camping Magazine Sept-Oct, 2003 by Alfie Kohn This explains the growing interest among camp professionals in the movement known as character education. In its broad sense, that label refers to almost anything we might do to help kids become good people. To appreciate the value of this mission, we don't need to rattle off statistics about drugs, violence, and teenage pregnancy. Just watch how many children learn at a tender age not to be tenderor who assume that being successful means looking out for Number One. Needless to say, parents have the primary responsibility in the area of values. But, historically, parents haven't been asked, nor should they be asked, to do it alone. Schools and camps, among other institutions, have a role to play. Put it this way: If parents are raising kids to be compassionate, responsible, ethical people that makes our jobs a lot easier. If parents are not raising their kids along those lines, that makes our jobs a lot more important.

77. BendBulletin.com structured games, music and art to teach bereaved campers Four, six- and 11-day camps for girls three- and four-week outdoor adventure programs for teenagers http://www.bendbulletin.com/news/story.cfm?story_no=9433

78. Summer Camps And Summer Camp Programs - Newarkadvocate.com Young adult and adult reading programs also will be conducted this Sheriff s Office A series of fourday camps around the county which teach children fire http://www.newarkadvocate.com/news/stories/20040425/localnews/296845.html

OAS_sitepage = 'news.newarkadvocate.com/stories/localnews'; OAS_listpos = 'Bottom,Right1'; OAS_query = ''; OAS_target = '_top'; pageName = "20040425 - Local News: Summer Camps and Summer Camp Programs"; edition = "20040425"; Home News Entertainment Classifieds ... Customer Service site = "NNCO" section="HOME" gnsSite ="newarkadvocate"; Home News Local News Local Sports ... Zanesville Sunday, April 25, 2004 Local News Summer Camps and Summer Camp Programs By Advocate Staff Report Listed below are a variety summer camps and programs. They range from sports and arts to reading and math and include day camps, sleep-away camps and programs offered at local libraries. Cost varies from free on up. Alexandria Public Library: The library's reading program for children up to fifth grade kicks off at 7 p.m. June 15 with a magic show by Dave Lehman at 10 Maple Drive, Alexandria. The program, "Discover New Trails @ Your Library," runs for six weeks. Registration begins June 1. Cost: Free. For more information or to register, call 924-3561.The library will host a summer reading program for students in sixth grade through high school. Read all summer long and enter the drawings for weekly giveaways. On the second Monday of each month, the library will host a Teen Cafe with music, food and fun. Cost: Free. For more information, log on to

79. Teach English In China, Teach In China, Study In China, Learn Chinese, Learn Eng in China, Learn Chinese in China, Learn Mandarin in China this summer, teach English in China this Summer, China Summer English camps, Summer programs In China http://journeyeast.org/

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80. CAMP Sports Galore camp is designed to teach children the value of exercise and recreational sports. Register for programs and activities online. camps DIRECTORY. http://lajolla.ymca.org/Web Pages/CP/CP Sport.htm

LA JOLLA YMCA SPORTS CAMPS The La Jolla YMCA is excited to offer a fantastic variety of SPORTS CAMPS Campers will have the opportunity to learn and experience a variety of popular sports each week. Skilled instructors will teach fundamentals and techniques. Our goals are to have fun, keep fit, and make new friends through teamwork. All of our sports camps will include drills and scrimmages, and some will feature clinics and demonstrations provided by local professional athletes. Campers will enjoy sports-related field trips as well. La Jolla YMCA’s sports camps are co-ed unless otherwise noted. CHOOSE A CAMP... SPORTS GALORE CAMP (5-10) BASEBALL CAMP (5-12) BASKETBALL CAMP (5-12) FLAG-FOOTBALL CAMP (6-12) BOWLING CAMP (6-12) BADMINTON CAMP (7-12) GIRLS BASKETBALL CAMP (7-12) SOFTBALL CAMP (7-12) ICE HOCKEY CAMP (7-12) RADICAL SPORTS CAMP (7-12) VOLLEYBALL CAMP (9-14) GOLF CAMP (Level I, 6-9; Level 2, 10-15)

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