For more information and to sign up, go here. Campers have instrument instruction every day in groups of organized by skill level and age. On Day 1, campers form bands with whom they then will write at least 1 original song collaboratively, assisted by band coaches and adult mentors.
Campers also attend workshops on topics ranging from songwriting to improvisation to healthy relationships. At the end of the week, bands perform their original song at a showcase and then spend the next day recording their song in a professional studio.
Email: info girlsrockphilly. Description: Week 1: Impressionism and Modernism. There will be a trip to the art museum on Saturday, July 21st for a small additional cost TBA once we have the group size. Week 2: Summer Music Boot Camp.
Each camp has a Friday afternoon concert presented by the campers for parents. Description: School of Rock Summer Camps are tailored to the individual skill level of each camper to ensure an educational and enjoyable experience for all. Campers will spend the week immersed in the theme of each session. Campers will receive coaching, instruction, and support from staff members who will assist campers with songs, arrangements, rehearsals, and performance.
The campers will perform as a full band on at the end of each session, showcasing the lessons of the week long camp for family, friends, and community to enjoy! For more information and to sign up, click here or call Campers are then able to add a wide variety of sensors and motors to their robots before programming them.
Text-based and drag-and-drop programming is available, making this course appropriate for campers of all levels. This gives campers experience using the same programs used by middle school, high school, and even college robotics teams nationwide!
Register here. Register here or call Description: Campers delight in topics such as mythology, dance, music, art, and customs from both long ago civilizations and modern cultures.
Through gallery tours, scavenger hunts, art activities, games, and special guest performances, campers will discover the diversity of humankind, past and present. There will be limited interactivity between groups during outdoor activities, such as recess, lunch breaks, and special workshops.
All counselors and campers will be required to wear a face mask. All scholarship applications are due by April 30, For more information about each session and to register, go here. Local libraries, including Blanch A. Programs are held during the summer in public libraries in Bucks, Chester, Delaware, Montgomery, and Philadelphia counties.
Through online videos and at-home experiments, children can take on the roles of different engineers to solve real-world problems. Children can then join virtual research team meetings with Franklin Institute scientists and educators to share their results. Be an Engineer is designed for children ages , and we invite your whole family to explore together at home! Description: Our day camps allow campers to spend each week exploring the museum, engaging in hands-on science activities, participating in explosive live science shows, and making new friends—all while learning about the lively world of science!
Campers do not need to attend weekly sessions consecutively; however it is highly recommended that campers attend a full weekly session to get the best camp experience and to engage in all camp activities. For more information and to register, visit this page. Description: Academy Explorers Camp invites campers to learn about natural science in a safe, fun, and engaging way.
Each week of camp explores an exciting new theme and features an off-site field trip. For more information and to register, go here. Description: Looking for a unique experience for your middle school child? The Business of Doing Good is a social entrepreneur program for kids aged 10 — Registration deadlines are on a first come basis. From releasing and feeding tropical butterflies, to building tarantula homes, to resorting green spaces, to eco-games, and much much more, kids will leave with an appreciation for the natural world that they will build on for years to come.
Over the course of the week, each camper will complete the Junior Entomologist Program and earn a free annual pass for the following year. Campers will have fun while learning about the diversity of life in their local community. Camp activities will be held at the museum, at Pennypack Park, and at Pennypack on the Delaware.
To request more information or to register, go here. Engage with current coaching staff and student-athletes in a fun and encouraging environment, all while developing your soccer skills!
Description: The Ray Priore Football Camp is dedicated to providing a camp environment much like one our student-athletes live and breathe every day at the University of Pennsylvania.
Our coaching and support staff work hard to create an environment which develops our student athletes and their commitment to excellence in which TEAM comes first. Camp activities are structured similar to our own practices here at Penn. Athletes will be challenged and compete in drills aimed at developing proficiency at each position. During their time with us, athletes will be held to high standards that push them to excel and maximize their potential. Description: Soccer Shots is offering a week-long summer camp at Smith Memorial Playground for children ages Join us for soccer instruction, games, crafts, snacks, playground fun and prizes!
Call or email: philly soccershots. Summer Camps and Clinics for the summer were officially canceled by the University on April Description: Now offering youth skaters the opportunity to develop their tricks faster, build confidence, and meet fellow skaters at private and public skate parks in Philadelphia.
Each week-long camp, skaters participate in group and individual lessons as well as fun games and contests. Some games include: S. Campers have the option to participate in contests as contestants, coaches, judges, filmers, or spectators. For more information and to register go here. Description: Legacy Youth Tennis and Education offers a variety of summer tennis camps, so you can be sure to find the right one for your children.
We offer flexible schedules and camps for all age and skill levels. Community-based pricing can be found on our info page. For any questions, contact info includes the email above as well as Nick Walton nwalton legacyyte. Camp will provide a thrilling day full of exciting adventures and activities.
Kids of all ages and with all interests can come enjoy a full day of activities, sports and socialization in our climate-controlled state-of-the-art facility. Summer Camp at SMNS allows youth to experience all the magic, culture and history of the Philadelphia region while learning about themselves along the way.
By attending, your Explorer will pick up valuable life-skills, forge lifelong friendships, and go on the adventure of a lifetime.
We will have weekly themes as well as focused days throughout the summer. Visit stmarysnursery. Campers will be grouped by approximate age within each camp session. Description: CampWIM, a virtual mindfulness camp for rising 2nd — 5th graders, will focus on Arts, Community Builders, and Earth each respective day, all with a foundation of mindfulness practices for self and community, with joy, compassion, and connection.
We will be carefully and lovingly crafting CampWIMBoxes for each camper that will include mindfulness chimes, art supplies, special momentos, and Camp shirts. To register a camper, click here. Registration deadline is July 19th.
Learn about the importance of food and African American cultural histories; share food stories through creative writing activities; learn basic cooking skills, recipes and kitchen hacks; read the works of Zora Neale Hurston, Alice Walker, Vertamae Smart-Grosvenor, Ntozake Shange and more. Email: hey ourmotherskitchens. This expedition will involve a physical journey by kayak and van along the mile Schuylkill River from its headwaters in the anthracite coal lands of Schuylkill County to its confluence with the Delaware River in Philadelphia.
Cost: Free. All applications should be signed, scanned, and emailed as PDF files to Alexa Smith at outreach schuylkillheadwaters. Please email or call Alexa Smith at with any questions prior to submission. Children will enjoy a summer experience that has been thoughtfully designed just for them. Our space offers a beautiful yard with a kid-friendly garden, air conditioned indoor space with classrooms designed for different ages, and a large indoor space for active play, as well.
Campers are grouped by age to support age appropriate activities for all. Weekly activities include trips, swimming, art, music, yoga and more! For more information and to register, visit: www. Telephone: Description: Six themed programs that will make summer exciting, educational and tons of fun.
Whether your child is in our preschool, Pre-K or school-age programs, all of it is designed to help children learn while soaking up the fun. We offer flexible scheduling options to meet the needs of busy families like yours — so we hope to see you there. Email: care kindercare. Through our intensive program of leadership development, community service, team building activities, and summer fun, participants will learn how to plan and execute better service projects while building stronger teams.
Wave Week offers both residential and commuter options. Multiple incentives to registered participants are available. Additional information is available at sparkthewave. Description: Diana Camp is a truly unique and magical adventure for girls aged For more information: www. Description: Lansdowne Friends School Summer Camp will offer your children a chance to experience a playful summer.
Your children will learn and grow through hands-on projects. Our camp will offer theme-based activities each morning. Each afternoon, the children will have the opportunity to socialize and play much as you did as a child.
We will offer supervised, old-fashion fun, where our conflict resolution teaching will allow children to work through problems on their own. Click here for more information and to register. Description: Registration is now open for Summer Virtual Program.
More information about the programs is available here. If you have any questions, please call Children have the opportunity to engage with Arab arts and culture through a variety of activities, including music, visual art, storytelling and writing, poetry, and Arabic language instruction. Pocono Environmental Education Center two hours from Philadelphia; transportation will be provided from a specific pick-up location in Philadelphia.
Description: At Camp Jamison, children get to experience different activities every day such as creating arts and crafts activities, canoeing on two different lakes, swimming in the Delaware River, Environmental Education activities, friendly and competitive sports games, hikes on five different trails, adventure low ropes courses, and more! The summer program is located in the Pocono Mountains at the New Jersey School of Conservation , about two and a half hours away from Philadelphia.
Buses take girls up to the camp at the beginning of the session and bring them home at the end of the session. Camp office: Calvary Church, 48 th and Baltimore. Activities at camp include: swimming, boating, hiking, team-building, campfires, archery, and creative arts such as singing, dancing, drawing, painting, drumming, acting, sewing, and wood-working. Cost: Camp tuition is based on a sliding scale, depending on family size and income.
New and returning campers ages can apply here. Visit: www. Before and aftercare is available. Description: The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education offers exciting, environmentally-based summer camp programs. All camp programs are run by experienced environmental educators and offer children unparalleled opportunities to explore the natural world and their connection to it.
Partial scholarships are available for low-income families. Description: Summer Cycling Day Camp offers youth the opportunity to recondition a bicycle and earn a bike, helmet and lock in just two weeks! Youth complete the Earn-A-Bike curriculum in two weeks, and participate in fun outdoor activities, go on educational field trips and learn about safe cycling, nutrition and healthy lifestyles.
Classes are limited to 12 campers per session. Click here for more information. Description: Join us for an enriching summer of art, sports, dance, reading, outdoor fun and much more.
Camp is divided into nine one-week sessions, each with a focus on different theme-related activities. In addition to themed sessions, campers enjoy water play, play at neighborhood parks, visit the museums and cultural institutions that surround us, take trips to the nearby lakes, movies, play games, and see shows by visiting musicians and other performing artists.
Minimum enrollment of two sessions not necessarily consecutive is required. Financial assistance is available for qualified families. To enroll, visit this page and download an application form, email: gpiana parentinfantcenter. It is a terrific experience for children ages who love horses. Each day, campers will have a riding lesson, and learn something new about horses.
This program is the perfect fit for kids who have no previous horse experience, as well as those who are currently riding. The program is staffed with full-time adult professionals and three additional counselors for each week. Description: Coding, game development, robotics, and design for girls ages Our programs will no longer be held at Bryn Mawr College for Summer Visit www. Email: info iDTech. Phone: Description: Located in a acre wooded valley just outside Northwest Philadelphia in Whitemarsh Township, we offer a rustic setting in which your children can have that summer camp experience of yesteryear.
At Miquon Day Camp, children experience summer the way it used to be—when kids had freedom to play, wonder, and experience the joys of the great outdoors.
E-mail: campdirector miquon. Description: Summer camp days are filled with opportunities for open-ended play and exploration. Our experienced teachers lead a structured circle time that anchors the day with books, songs, and group activities connected to a different theme for each session.
Summer camp themes are often related to nature, and children spend much of the day outdoors in our shaded yard and on the back deck where water play and fun sensory projects are offered daily. Trips to local playgrounds and gardens help connect our school to our neighborhood and community. To sign up, email westphillycoop gmail.
Description: Do you know a child between the ages of 7 and 14 who loves to cook or bake? For a few weeks every summer, campers have the opportunity to hang out with and learn from some of the best chef instructors in the industry. We also cover nutrition, ingredient information, and food safety. Cell Phone. Street Address. Student First Name. Student Last Name. Student High School Graduation Year Student Email.
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