Selected Community Events
Penn Robotics Summer Camp (Methods, Structures, Girl PRIDE)
Jun 17, 2013 - Jun 20, 2013 Methods: 8AM-12PM, Structures: 1PM-5PM, Girl PRIDE: 1-5 PM
Penn High School, Technology DivisionMethods: Campers will learn proper technique when behind the controls of some of our machines and tools. Students will gain valuable knowledge about how mechanical products are machined and assembled. Campers will learn each machine's intended purpose and most importantly know all the proper safety techniques and expectations while working with equipment in the lab.
Structures: The students will be tasked with a real world scenario and be expected, with mentor help, to design and build a solution to the problem.
Girl PRIDE:Campers will be exposed to STEM related activities, external resources and inspiring stories of women in technology. By attending the first Girl PRIDE Sumer Camp, you are exploring ideas, getting to know other like-minded girls, and having FUN! Campers will also help plan and lead a WIT day at their respective schools.
Jim Langfeldt,(574) 254-2881, penn.robotics.summer.camp@gmail.com
Penn Robotics Build-a-Bot Summer Camp
Jun 10, 2013 - Jun 14, 2013 10:00am-4:00pm
Penn High School, Technology WingThe most advanced camp offered by the Penn Robotics team is the "design, build and compete" camp called Build-A-Bot. Campers will be provided material in which to work as well as detailed instructions on the game that will be played. The students will set out in teams of no more than four students and one mentor to design one robot to play the game. The game will be announced on the first day of camp so that everyone has a fair advantage. Participants have the opportunity to choose their own teams, or the robotics camp staff will pair students up. There are many tasks that must be completed other than just building a robot. The most successful teams will utilize the talents of everyone on the team. The coach or mentor will help ensure that each participant gets a chance to experience all of the unique activities which makes up the Build-A-Bot camp.
Register at http://robotics.phmschools.org/summercamp
Jim Langfeldt, (574) 254-2881, penn.robotics.summer.camp@gmail.com
Covenant Productions Filmmakers Camp
Jul 15, 2013 - Jul 20, 2013 www.filmmakerscamp.com
Anderson University CampusPlan to attend the Covenant Productions® Filmmakers Camp at Anderson University, Anderson, Indiana, July 15-20, 2013, to find out if filmmaking is the right career for you! Designed for high school students ages 14-18 and developed by communication arts faculty and professionals at Anderson University, this unique camp experience focuses on learning the beginning skills leading to a successful career in the film industry.
Classes include screenwriting, camera operation, editing, lighting, sound recording and mixing, distribution, and more. Held on the beautiful AU campus, the Filmmakers Camp is taught by instructors whose works have screened theatrically, in film festivals and on television stations and networks around the world.
Covenant Productions® Filmmakers Camp is open to high school students, ages 14-18. Cost is $695 all-inclusive. There is a $100 non-refundable deposit due at registration with the balance due by June 15th. After June 15th, the cost of camp increases to $775. Be sure to register early, since the number of applicants accepted to the camp is limited.
www.filmmakerscamp.com
Dr. Donald Boggs
Covenant Productions®
Anderson University
1100 East 5th St.
Anderson, IN 46012-3495
Clay Intermediate Center Youth Basketball Camp
Jul 22, 2013 - Jul 26, 2013 10AM - 2PM
52900 Lily Rd. , South BendGrades K - 8 Boys & Girls
Shooting Fundamentals Camp
$30 Includes t-shirt
Warren Bynum
574-299-3150
wbynum@sbcsc.k12.in.us
Clay Intermediate Center Youth Basketball Camp
Jun 24, 2013 - Jun 28, 2013 10AM - 2PM
52900 Lily Rd. , South BendGrades K-8 Girls & Boys
Ball Handling Camp
$30 Price includes T-Shirt
Warren Bynum
574-299-3150
wbynum@sbcsc.k12.in.us
IMAGINE THAT! SUMMER ART CAMP
Jun 17, 2013 - Aug 9, 2013 1-3PM
IMAGINE THAT! 707 N. Main St, Mishawaka, INSUMMER ART CAMP!
**MONDAY—FRIDAY
**1-3PM **AGES 5-14
1HOUR:TAKE-HOME ARTS/CRAFTS
1HOUR:GAMES AND ACTIVITIES
**$19/DAY
SPECIAL! PREPAY FOR
4 DAYS, GET ONE FREE!
**WEEKLY THEMES:
(1)JUNE 17-21 PICK-A-CRAFT
(2)JUNE 24-28 MAGIC!
(3)JULY 8-12 OUTDOOR FUN
(4)JULY 15-19 THEATER/MUSIC
(5)JULY 22-26 COOKING
(6)JULY 29-AUG 2 SCIENCE
(7)AUG 5-9 MY ROOM/KEEPSAKES
IMAGINE THAT!
707 N. MAIN ST., MISHAWKA
CALL TO REGISTER 574.254.1600
LIMIT 20 CAMPERS/DAY
**SNACKS PROVIDED
SO PLEASE SHARE WITH US ANY
ALLERGIES OR OTHER CONCERNS
574-254-1600
Volleyball Camp at Granger Christian School
Jun 17, 2013 - Jun 21, 2013 6:00pm-8:30pm
Granger Christian School, 52025 Gumwood Road, Granger, Indiana 46530Granger Christian School will be having a volleyball camp this summer!!! This camp is for kids going into grades 2nd-7th grade for the 2013-14 school year. (Camp is open to the community, and not just those who attend GCS). The camp will be held at Granger Christian School on June 17th-21st from 6:00pm-8:30pm. The cost per camper is $35.00 Proceeds from the camp will go toward GCS Athletics.
If you are looking for a camp that is unlike the average sports camp, this is it. Not only will your child be taught skills to strengthen their game of volleyball, they will also be taught important lessons that will give them the opportunity to begin a new walk with Christ or strengthen the relationship they already have with Him.
Our verse for the week will be Colossians 3:17 "and whatever your do, whether in word or in deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him."
Each evening will consist of a time of entering in to praise and worship, fun games, followed by volleyball skill building and team play and ending with words of encouragement through Gods Word and gearing up for the next camp session.
This will be a great week and a great opportunity that you wont want to miss. If you know someone who may be interested in being a camper, they can receive more information by calling Athletic Director Ryan McAfee at (574) 272-5815 or email at rmcafee@grangerchristian.org (Registration forms can be emailed to you at your request.) All registration forms along with fees are due on or before May 31st. Sorry, no late registrations will be accepted. Hope to see you there!
Ryan McAfee (Athletic Director)
574 272-5815
rmcafee@grangerchristian.org