After I posted the 2006 Summer Camp Schedule, (aren't you glad you know what camps were available 2 years ago?) I did some research about this year's summer camps! This is not yet an exhaustive list, but it will be updated as I find more opportunities
Watauga Parks and Rec Summer Adventure Camp
When: 7:30 a.m. till 5:30 p.m., from Monday, June 16th until Friday, August 1st.
Where: Watauga High School
Who: Enrollment is limited to 50 campers per week. Held at , Summer Adventure Camp is open to campers ages 5 - 13, rising 1st through 7th graders (children must have completed kindergarten).
Fee: The registration fee for camp is $80 per week with some weeks having extra field trip fees assessed. To secure a camper's enrollment, one half of the total amount for camp is due at registration. Full payment of camp fees must be paid by Monday, June 9th, 2008.
Highlights: Each of the seven weeks of camp has a different and unique theme, and campers may pick and choose which weeks they wish to attend.
More Information: contact Keron Poteat at 828.264.9511 or keron.poteat@ncmail.net
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Watauga Parks and Rec Fun in the Sun Camp
When: 7:30 a.m. till 5:30 p.m., from Monday, June 16th until Friday, July 25th.
Where: Hardin Park School
Who: campers ages 5 - 13, rising 1st through 7th graders (children must have completed kindergarten). Kids are divided into Giggle Gang (ages 5-7), Super Troopers (ages 8-9) and Explorers (ages 10-13)
Highlights:The Fun in the Sun Camp is six weeks and the kids will swim once per week and they have physical activity and art activities on a daily basis. The campers also have access to the gym and playground.
Fees: The registration fee for camp is $70 per week with some weeks having extra field trip fees assessed. To secure a camper's enrollment, one half of the total amount for camp is due at registration. Full payment of camp fees must be paid by Monday, June 9th, 2008.
More Information: contact Rebecca Woolard at 828.264.9511 or rebecca.woolard@ncmail.net
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Watauga Arts Council Summer Arts Camp, featuring the Missoula Children's Theater
Watauga Parks and Rec Summer Adventure Camp
When: 7:30 a.m. till 5:30 p.m., from Monday, June 16th until Friday, August 1st.
Where: Watauga High School
Who: Enrollment is limited to 50 campers per week. Held at , Summer Adventure Camp is open to campers ages 5 - 13, rising 1st through 7th graders (children must have completed kindergarten).
Fee: The registration fee for camp is $80 per week with some weeks having extra field trip fees assessed. To secure a camper's enrollment, one half of the total amount for camp is due at registration. Full payment of camp fees must be paid by Monday, June 9th, 2008.
Highlights: Each of the seven weeks of camp has a different and unique theme, and campers may pick and choose which weeks they wish to attend.
More Information: contact Keron Poteat at 828.264.9511 or keron.poteat@ncmail.net
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Watauga Parks and Rec Fun in the Sun Camp
When: 7:30 a.m. till 5:30 p.m., from Monday, June 16th until Friday, July 25th.
Where: Hardin Park School
Who: campers ages 5 - 13, rising 1st through 7th graders (children must have completed kindergarten). Kids are divided into Giggle Gang (ages 5-7), Super Troopers (ages 8-9) and Explorers (ages 10-13)
Highlights:The Fun in the Sun Camp is six weeks and the kids will swim once per week and they have physical activity and art activities on a daily basis. The campers also have access to the gym and playground.
Fees: The registration fee for camp is $70 per week with some weeks having extra field trip fees assessed. To secure a camper's enrollment, one half of the total amount for camp is due at registration. Full payment of camp fees must be paid by Monday, June 9th, 2008.
More Information: contact Rebecca Woolard at 828.264.9511 or rebecca.woolard@ncmail.net
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Watauga Arts Council Summer Arts Camp, featuring the Missoula Children's Theater
When: June 23-28, 2008. The Arts Camp will operate Monday—Thursday, 9:00 am—4:00 pm
Friday, 9:00 am—show time and Saturday, noon—show time. Performances will be held Friday, June 27, at 7 p.m. & Saturday, June 28, at 3 p.m.
Where: Watauga High School Auditorium
Who: Rising first graders through rising tenth graders. 60 spaces available
Highlights: Workshops in storytelling, music, movement, improvisation, the visual arts, and more. Workshops will be led by local artists, and children will be involved in these workshops when not participating in rehearsals. The 2008 Production will be Robin Hood.
Fee: Registration fee for Summer Arts Camp: $110.00 per child
Registration fee for Robin Hood rehearsals only: $50.00 per child
More information: See the Summer Camp website to download registration forms or scholarship application.
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Camp Broadstone's Summer Enrichment Program for Academically Gifted Youth Day Camp
When: June 16 - August 1, 2008 One-Week Sessions, Monday to Friday with campers arriving at 8:30 a.m. and returning home at 5:30 p.m.
Where:Camp Broadstone, Valle Crucis
Who: local 4th through 6th grade academically gifted youth
Highlights: The Day Camp sessions will have themes such as Exploring Science, Appalachian Heritage, Outdoor Living Skills and more!
Fee: The cost is $250 per session, and campers are welcome to register for more than one session.
More information: The Camp Broadstone website website or by calling Katy June Abrams at 828-963-4640.
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Camp Broadstone's Summer Enrichment Program for Academically Gifted Youth Residence Camp (1 or 2 week sessions)
When: Two- Week Sessions, I. June 15-27, II. July 6-18, III. July 20 - August 1
One - Week Sessions, I. June 15 - 20, II. July 6 - 11, July 20 - 25
Where: Camp Broadstone, Valle Crucis
Who: Two week sessions: Current 4th - 9th Graders
One Week Sessions: Current 4th - 6th graders
Highlights: Campers attend their activities in enrichment programs each morning and participate in adventure activities in the afternoons. Seventh, eighth, and ninth grade campers will participate in a four day out-of-camp advanced program that will blend adventure activities with historical, cultural and environmental activities. This type of programming offers campers a broad range of social participation, group responsibility and individual decision making. Morning programs are hands-on activities in areas such as science, history, environmental studies, arts and crafts, journalism, music, dramatic arts, and cultural studies.
Fee: $1750 for 2-week session, $1000 for 1-week session
More information: See the Camp Broadstone website, or download the online brochure.
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Blowing Rock Stage Company CAMPservatories
When: One Week Sessions, June 2 - August 1
Where: Blowing Rock Stage Company Facilities
Who: Children ages 4-18 (different age ranges each session)
Highlights: Blowing Rock Stage Company's Theatre Education & Outreach Programs (TOPs) represent the educational wing of the company. Programs are offered to all students of Watauga County and surrounding communities. Since its inception in 2001, TOPs has enjoyed the participation of over 1,250 High Country students.
Fee: Most Sessions $170 ($50 deposit due at registration)
For More Information: See Blowing Rock Stage Company website
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Blowing Rock Summer Camps
When: 1 week sessions, June 9 - August 1
Where: Blowing Rock Recreation Center
Who: rising 1st graders - rising 7th graders
Highlights: Emphasizes learning to appreciate the outdoors and our environment, and that campers should be out in and a part of the environment as much as possible. We will, for the most part, plan our special on-camp events and field trips according to this theme. There will, of course, be field trips and events that are purely for fun!
Fee: Taxpayer: 1st&2nd grade $40, 3rd– 7th grade $50
Non-Taxpayer: 1st&2nd grade $95, 3rd–7th grade $110
For More Information: BR Parks and Rec Registration form
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Mountain Pathways Montessori Summer Camp
When: One Week Sessions, June 2 - August 15
Where: Mountain Pathways on Howard's Creek Rd.
Who: Children ages 4 - 10
Highlights: provides children between the ages of 4 and 10 with a wealth of experiences, activities, and projects in an environment that is safe, relaxed and nurturing, yet stimulating.
Fee: $150 per week, $25 aftercare till 5:30
For More Information: See the Mountain Pathways website
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Appalachian State University Youth Summer Camps
The Appalachian Youth Camps website has information about many athletic and academic camps. Sports include baseball, basketball, soccer, field hockey, football, softball, track and field, volleyball, cheerleading, wrestling.
Academics include academically gifted, craft, forensic science, math, SAT prep, scholars weekend, STARTALK institute in Chinese language skills.
For more information, see the Youth Camps website.
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Lees McRae Summer Sports Camps
As of right now, Lees McRae has only a few camps listed, but I think they should be adding more soon. They are offering Boys' Soccer and Girls' Basketball. See the Bobcat Sports Camps and Clinic page for more information.
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Turtle Island Preserve Boys' and Girls' Camps
When: Young Boys Camp (Ages 7-10): June 22 -June 28, 2008
Older Boys Camp (Ages 11-17): July 6-19, 2008
Girls Camp (Ages 8-16): July 20-26, 2008
Where: Turtle Island Preserve, Triplett, NC. Eight miles from Boone.
Highlights: Turtle Island Boys and Girls Camp offers a totally unique living experience and exceptional education. All campers and instructors live in tipis or Adirondack style shelters. Living close to nature brings understanding, appreciation and love for our environment. We explore our essential needs and learn to fulfill them together.
Fee: Young Boys, $700.00 ($100.00 deposit)
Older Boys, $1400.00 ($250.00 deposit)
Girls, $700.00 ($100.00 deposit)
For More Information: Turtle Island Preserve website
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Holston Presbytery Camp & Retreat Center
When: Weekend and One-week sessions from April 18 - 25
Where: Holston Presbytery Camp, Banner Elk, NC
Who: Ages vary by session
Fee: $100 - $515
For More Information: Visit HolstonCamp.org
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4-H Residential Camps
4-H offers residential, week-long camps across the state at a reasonable prices. Watauga County 4-H will escort a group of campers to Betsy-Jeff Penn 4-H Center the week of July 13 for fun adventures including swimming, canoeing, climbing, archery, horseback riding and more! While our local 4-H Camping group is filling up, other opportunities are still available through the 4-H camps across the state. The difference is that the parents will need to provide their own transportation and enroll their child directly with the camp. You may contact the local 4-H office for more information and assistance at 264-3061.
Here are some of the possibilities:
8-14 year olds: Junior Camp- traditional 4-H camp.
Cloverbud Camp for 5-8 year olds; 2 night introduction to camp away from home
Whitewater Adventures, 13-17 year olds
Forestry Camp, 8-12 year olds
Deaf Camp, 8-16 year olds; for hearing or speech impaired youth
Adventure Camp, 13-14 year olds; backpacing, campouts, canoeing
Marine Science and Sailing camp, 12-16 year olds
Target Shooting Camp, 10-16 year olds;
Fur, Fish and Game, 12-15 year olds
To check on availability and find out more information, check out
http://www.nc4h.org/centers/
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ASU Summer Youth Programs and Camps
Thanks to Shannon (Mrs. Bald Guy) for sending in this information .
Are you looking for summer enrichment for your children or grandchildren this summer? Look no farther than the ASU Office of Conferences and Institutes! Camps are filling fast, but as of today, it is not too late to sign up for any of these creative camp programs.
1. Animal Studies: June 2-6, for rising 2nd - 5th grade students
Participants will have the opportunity to examine salamanders, lizards, snakes, and turtles. We will also study both live and preserved mammal specimens, research water quality, and explore the inhabitants of Kraut Creek. This investigation of animals and local animal habitats will be led by Monique Eckerd through the ASU Biology Department. Read more at www.pathways.appstate.edu
2. Pottery classes: Wednesdays, beginning June 4, for ages 10 – 15
Designed for learning clay skills that leave room for active imaginations, you will be making fun projects using both the potters wheel and hand-building techniques. Come if you have never touched clay or if you have some experience. Dress for a mess! Read more at www.craftenrichment.com
3. Drawing class: Thursdays, beginning June 5, for ages 10 – 15
Learn to draw more realistically using secrets of light and shading, proportion and perspective. Full of fun projects exploring different drawing media such as graphite, conte, charcoal, pastel and watercolor pencils. Come and be amazed at what you can do! Read more at www.craftenrichment.com
4. Elementary Escapades: June 9-13, for ages 5 - 10
Create your own fun, build toys, make fiber arts, explore creeks, and much more. Surprise yourself in this outdoor exploration of the living world of nature. Discover hidden talents as you make olden days fiber crafts. This program starts each day on the campus of ASU, then travels on two afternoons to a nearby creek/ swamp habitat, and two afternoons to the farm home of a 5th generation Watauga County fiber artist. Read more at www.pathways.appstate.edu
5. Math Camp: July 7-10, for rising 6th-12th grade students
Math Camp is a social happening! Similar to a sports camp, we have teams and each team has an ASU student as a coach. We have hands-on activities, graphing calculators, computers, competitions, group interaction, prizes, snacks, fire-side chats (without the fire) and magic tricks that introduce algebra word problems. Also, real world problems will answer the question, "What is math good for?" Led by Dr. Anita Kitchens, this camp is for students that: Love Math - Hate Math - Fear Math - Catch on quickly - Can't seem to catch on - Want a strong start in Math next year.Read more at www.camps.appstate.edu
6. Animal Studies: July 28 – August 1, for rising 2nd - 5th grade students
Participants will have the opportunity to examine salamanders, lizards, snakes, and turtles. We will also study both live and preserved mammal specimens, research water quality, and explore the inhabitants of Kraut Creek. This investigation of animals and local animal habitats will be led by Monique Eckerd through the ASU Biology Department. Read more at www.pathways.appstate.edu
7. Nature and Music: August 11-15, for students ages 4-7
Four days of music and outdoor exploration with licensed Musikgarten teacher Allison Moser. Your child will explore bugs, weather, water and trees through this music filled camp that highlights nature's wonders and delights. Each day will include instrument playing, walking field trips, crafts, music and movement. Register your little explorer today! Read more at www.pathways.appstate.edu
ASU also sponsors a day camp for gifted and talented students in 4th-6th grade. Read more at www.campbroadstone.com.
Additional programs in baseball, basketball, soccer, field hockey, football, softball, track and field, cheer leading, volleyball and wrestling, can be found at www.camps.appstate.edu
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Kindermusik of Boone Summer Session
Faye Ayers will be offering Kindermusic classes for kids from birth to seven years old. They will be offered in 5 day sessions, beginning in July.
Dates and prices vary, visit the Kindermusic of Boone website (click here) for more information, click here to email Faye, or call her at 264-4367.
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This is a listing of the local general camps I've found so far. A list of more specialized, and more distant camps will be forthcoming.
If you have any information about summer camps in Watauga, Ashe, Avery, Wikesboro, even Charlotte or Greensboro, please forward it to me!
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Camp Broadstone's Summer Enrichment Program for Academically Gifted Youth Day Camp
When: June 16 - August 1, 2008 One-Week Sessions, Monday to Friday with campers arriving at 8:30 a.m. and returning home at 5:30 p.m.
Where:Camp Broadstone, Valle Crucis
Who: local 4th through 6th grade academically gifted youth
Highlights: The Day Camp sessions will have themes such as Exploring Science, Appalachian Heritage, Outdoor Living Skills and more!
Fee: The cost is $250 per session, and campers are welcome to register for more than one session.
More information: The Camp Broadstone website website or by calling Katy June Abrams at 828-963-4640.
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Camp Broadstone's Summer Enrichment Program for Academically Gifted Youth Residence Camp (1 or 2 week sessions)
When: Two- Week Sessions, I. June 15-27, II. July 6-18, III. July 20 - August 1
One - Week Sessions, I. June 15 - 20, II. July 6 - 11, July 20 - 25
Where: Camp Broadstone, Valle Crucis
Who: Two week sessions: Current 4th - 9th Graders
One Week Sessions: Current 4th - 6th graders
Highlights: Campers attend their activities in enrichment programs each morning and participate in adventure activities in the afternoons. Seventh, eighth, and ninth grade campers will participate in a four day out-of-camp advanced program that will blend adventure activities with historical, cultural and environmental activities. This type of programming offers campers a broad range of social participation, group responsibility and individual decision making. Morning programs are hands-on activities in areas such as science, history, environmental studies, arts and crafts, journalism, music, dramatic arts, and cultural studies.
Fee: $1750 for 2-week session, $1000 for 1-week session
More information: See the Camp Broadstone website, or download the online brochure.
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Blowing Rock Stage Company CAMPservatories
When: One Week Sessions, June 2 - August 1
Where: Blowing Rock Stage Company Facilities
Who: Children ages 4-18 (different age ranges each session)
Highlights: Blowing Rock Stage Company's Theatre Education & Outreach Programs (TOPs) represent the educational wing of the company. Programs are offered to all students of Watauga County and surrounding communities. Since its inception in 2001, TOPs has enjoyed the participation of over 1,250 High Country students.
Fee: Most Sessions $170 ($50 deposit due at registration)
For More Information: See Blowing Rock Stage Company website
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Blowing Rock Summer Camps
When: 1 week sessions, June 9 - August 1
Where: Blowing Rock Recreation Center
Who: rising 1st graders - rising 7th graders
Highlights: Emphasizes learning to appreciate the outdoors and our environment, and that campers should be out in and a part of the environment as much as possible. We will, for the most part, plan our special on-camp events and field trips according to this theme. There will, of course, be field trips and events that are purely for fun!
Fee: Taxpayer: 1st&2nd grade $40, 3rd– 7th grade $50
Non-Taxpayer: 1st&2nd grade $95, 3rd–7th grade $110
For More Information: BR Parks and Rec Registration form
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Mountain Pathways Montessori Summer Camp
When: One Week Sessions, June 2 - August 15
Where: Mountain Pathways on Howard's Creek Rd.
Who: Children ages 4 - 10
Highlights: provides children between the ages of 4 and 10 with a wealth of experiences, activities, and projects in an environment that is safe, relaxed and nurturing, yet stimulating.
Fee: $150 per week, $25 aftercare till 5:30
For More Information: See the Mountain Pathways website
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Appalachian State University Youth Summer Camps
The Appalachian Youth Camps website has information about many athletic and academic camps. Sports include baseball, basketball, soccer, field hockey, football, softball, track and field, volleyball, cheerleading, wrestling.
Academics include academically gifted, craft, forensic science, math, SAT prep, scholars weekend, STARTALK institute in Chinese language skills.
For more information, see the Youth Camps website.
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Lees McRae Summer Sports Camps
As of right now, Lees McRae has only a few camps listed, but I think they should be adding more soon. They are offering Boys' Soccer and Girls' Basketball. See the Bobcat Sports Camps and Clinic page for more information.
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Turtle Island Preserve Boys' and Girls' Camps
When: Young Boys Camp (Ages 7-10): June 22 -June 28, 2008
Older Boys Camp (Ages 11-17): July 6-19, 2008
Girls Camp (Ages 8-16): July 20-26, 2008
Where: Turtle Island Preserve, Triplett, NC. Eight miles from Boone.
Highlights: Turtle Island Boys and Girls Camp offers a totally unique living experience and exceptional education. All campers and instructors live in tipis or Adirondack style shelters. Living close to nature brings understanding, appreciation and love for our environment. We explore our essential needs and learn to fulfill them together.
Fee: Young Boys, $700.00 ($100.00 deposit)
Older Boys, $1400.00 ($250.00 deposit)
Girls, $700.00 ($100.00 deposit)
For More Information: Turtle Island Preserve website
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Holston Presbytery Camp & Retreat Center
When: Weekend and One-week sessions from April 18 - 25
Where: Holston Presbytery Camp, Banner Elk, NC
Who: Ages vary by session
Fee: $100 - $515
For More Information: Visit HolstonCamp.org
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4-H Residential Camps
4-H offers residential, week-long camps across the state at a reasonable prices. Watauga County 4-H will escort a group of campers to Betsy-Jeff Penn 4-H Center the week of July 13 for fun adventures including swimming, canoeing, climbing, archery, horseback riding and more! While our local 4-H Camping group is filling up, other opportunities are still available through the 4-H camps across the state. The difference is that the parents will need to provide their own transportation and enroll their child directly with the camp. You may contact the local 4-H office for more information and assistance at 264-3061.
Here are some of the possibilities:
8-14 year olds: Junior Camp- traditional 4-H camp.
Cloverbud Camp for 5-8 year olds; 2 night introduction to camp away from home
Whitewater Adventures, 13-17 year olds
Forestry Camp, 8-12 year olds
Deaf Camp, 8-16 year olds; for hearing or speech impaired youth
Adventure Camp, 13-14 year olds; backpacing, campouts, canoeing
Marine Science and Sailing camp, 12-16 year olds
Target Shooting Camp, 10-16 year olds;
Fur, Fish and Game, 12-15 year olds
To check on availability and find out more information, check out
http://www.nc4h.org/centers/
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ASU Summer Youth Programs and Camps
Thanks to Shannon (Mrs. Bald Guy) for sending in this information .
Are you looking for summer enrichment for your children or grandchildren this summer? Look no farther than the ASU Office of Conferences and Institutes! Camps are filling fast, but as of today, it is not too late to sign up for any of these creative camp programs.
1. Animal Studies: June 2-6, for rising 2nd - 5th grade students
Participants will have the opportunity to examine salamanders, lizards, snakes, and turtles. We will also study both live and preserved mammal specimens, research water quality, and explore the inhabitants of Kraut Creek. This investigation of animals and local animal habitats will be led by Monique Eckerd through the ASU Biology Department. Read more at www.pathways.appstate.edu
2. Pottery classes: Wednesdays, beginning June 4, for ages 10 – 15
Designed for learning clay skills that leave room for active imaginations, you will be making fun projects using both the potters wheel and hand-building techniques. Come if you have never touched clay or if you have some experience. Dress for a mess! Read more at www.craftenrichment.com
3. Drawing class: Thursdays, beginning June 5, for ages 10 – 15
Learn to draw more realistically using secrets of light and shading, proportion and perspective. Full of fun projects exploring different drawing media such as graphite, conte, charcoal, pastel and watercolor pencils. Come and be amazed at what you can do! Read more at www.craftenrichment.com
4. Elementary Escapades: June 9-13, for ages 5 - 10
Create your own fun, build toys, make fiber arts, explore creeks, and much more. Surprise yourself in this outdoor exploration of the living world of nature. Discover hidden talents as you make olden days fiber crafts. This program starts each day on the campus of ASU, then travels on two afternoons to a nearby creek/ swamp habitat, and two afternoons to the farm home of a 5th generation Watauga County fiber artist. Read more at www.pathways.appstate.edu
5. Math Camp: July 7-10, for rising 6th-12th grade students
Math Camp is a social happening! Similar to a sports camp, we have teams and each team has an ASU student as a coach. We have hands-on activities, graphing calculators, computers, competitions, group interaction, prizes, snacks, fire-side chats (without the fire) and magic tricks that introduce algebra word problems. Also, real world problems will answer the question, "What is math good for?" Led by Dr. Anita Kitchens, this camp is for students that: Love Math - Hate Math - Fear Math - Catch on quickly - Can't seem to catch on - Want a strong start in Math next year.Read more at www.camps.appstate.edu
6. Animal Studies: July 28 – August 1, for rising 2nd - 5th grade students
Participants will have the opportunity to examine salamanders, lizards, snakes, and turtles. We will also study both live and preserved mammal specimens, research water quality, and explore the inhabitants of Kraut Creek. This investigation of animals and local animal habitats will be led by Monique Eckerd through the ASU Biology Department. Read more at www.pathways.appstate.edu
7. Nature and Music: August 11-15, for students ages 4-7
Four days of music and outdoor exploration with licensed Musikgarten teacher Allison Moser. Your child will explore bugs, weather, water and trees through this music filled camp that highlights nature's wonders and delights. Each day will include instrument playing, walking field trips, crafts, music and movement. Register your little explorer today! Read more at www.pathways.appstate.edu
ASU also sponsors a day camp for gifted and talented students in 4th-6th grade. Read more at www.campbroadstone.com.
Additional programs in baseball, basketball, soccer, field hockey, football, softball, track and field, cheer leading, volleyball and wrestling, can be found at www.camps.appstate.edu
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Kindermusik of Boone Summer Session
Faye Ayers will be offering Kindermusic classes for kids from birth to seven years old. They will be offered in 5 day sessions, beginning in July.
Dates and prices vary, visit the Kindermusic of Boone website (click here) for more information, click here to email Faye, or call her at 264-4367.
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This is a listing of the local general camps I've found so far. A list of more specialized, and more distant camps will be forthcoming.
If you have any information about summer camps in Watauga, Ashe, Avery, Wikesboro, even Charlotte or Greensboro, please forward it to me!
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