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100+ Camps Listed! 2019 Camp & Summer Programs Kidoguide 2019 Camp & Summer Programs KidoGuide For in and around Rhode Island 100+ camps listed! 2019 Camp & Summer Programs KidoGuide Hello parents and guardians! We know how important it is to find the right camp - otherwise, it will be a summer of complaining and no one wants that! That's why we have pulled together this list of 100+ camps in and around Rhode Island - to make your life easier. Please tell our Camp Sponsors you saw them in this KidoGuide - they keep it free for you! Thank you for your support. Susan Gale, Owner & Publisher How to use this KidoGuide By Kidoinfo Camp Sponsors Four ways to By Camp Types search for By Camp Locations camps: By Camp Names KidoInfo.com Sponsors keep this guide free for you! Click on ads and word listings to go to the camp's website. If you want your camp listed or find any incorrect information, please email [email protected] or call 401-337-9240 Kidoinfo.com and its parent company, Gale Force Communications, do not endorse, recommend, or guarantee any products or services included in this informational Guide. We make every attempt to keep this information up-to-date but always explore all aspects of any camp you choose. We are not responsible for errors or omissions. This guide may not be reproduced without written permission from Gale Force Communications. Copyright © 2019 Gale Force Communications/Kidoinfo.com KKiiddooiinnffoo..ccoomm PPaaggee 22 Kidoinfo Sponsors Thank you Kidoinfo Sponsors! Kidoinfo.com Page 3 Kidoinfo Sponsors Thank you Kidoinfo Sponsors! Kidoinfo.com Page 4 2019 Camp & Summer Programs KidoGuide Table of Contents How to use this KidoGuide........................................................2 Kidoinfo.com Camp Sponsors...............................................3-4 How to prepare a Camp Bag......................................................6 Camps by Type: Section 1: Art........................................................................7-8 Section 2: Academic, Language, & Leadership..............9-11 Section 3: Animals & Nature...........................................12-13 Section 4: Boys & Girls Clubs..............................................14 Section 5: Cooking................................................................15 Section 6: Girl Scouts & Boy Scouts...................................16 Section 7: Multi-focused Camps.....................................17-23 Section 8: Music & Dance.....................................................24 Section 9: Sailing..................................................................25 Section 10: Special Needs....................................................26 Section 11: Sports............................................................27-28 Section 12: Theater...............................................................29 Section 13: YMCA's.........................................................30-31 Camps by Location and Section #.....................................32-35 Camps by Alphabetical Name and Section #....................36-38 Other KidoGuides.....................................................................39 Visit Kidoinfo.com....................................................................40 Kidoinfo.com Page 5 Prepare a "Camp Bag" for your kids! The idea: Develop a Camp Bag (or Bucket) filled with necessary camp items that you can access year after year. After developing this bag/bucket the first time, you will only need to replace perishable items each year. Imagine the time you will save, not to mention the aggravation! Here is a list of needed items for camp to get you started on your own Camp Bag or Bucket: Hat, bandana, sunglasses, sun block, lip balm with SPF Swimsuit, swimming goggles, swim shirt with UV protection, swim shoes Toothbrush, toothpaste, hairbrush, comb, soap, shampoo, wash cloths, shower shoes Rain gear, umbrella, warm clothing, extra clothing including socks and underwear Sneakers, hiking boots, flip flops, sandals, extra pair of shoes Hand towels, beach towels, tissues, wet wipes, hand sanitizer, eyeglass cleaner Flashlight, spare batteries, insect repellant, first aid kit Laundry bag, plastic bags for small or wet items Reusable water bottle or canteen, small backpack or tote for day trips Sleeping bag, bedding, blankets, pillow, tarp, air mattress Family photos, writing paper, pre-addressed envelopes, stamps, pens/pencils Books, deck of cards, games, camera, spending money Kidoinfo.com Page 6 Section 1 Art Art for you at WeirdGirl Creations Pottery Studio 33 Kent Street, Suite B, Barrington; 401-247-1397 Ages 3-12. Project-based camp working in clay, painting on ceramics, using a potters wheel, draw, paint, and cyanotypes on fabric. Kidoinfo Artists’ Exchange Summer Camps Sponsor 50 Rolfe Square, Cranston; 401-490-9475 Ages 5-14. Art, Theater, Animation, Ceramics, and Rock ‘N’ Roll camps are taught in professional studios and black box theater. Campers can choose from a variety of camps. Camp days run Monday through Friday, 9 am-3 pm with before and after-care available. Kidoinfo.com Sponsor. Jamestown Arts Center’s Summer Camps 18 Valley Street, Jamestown; 401-560-0979 Ages 3-15. The JAC offers a variety of dynamic, creative camps and classes. Ceramics, printmaking, theatre, animation, digital photography, and more. Includes field trips. Linden Place Mansion Summer Art Camp 500 Hope Street, Bristol; 401-253-0390 Ages 6-12. Takes place on the historic grounds of Linden Place Mansion. Costume making, games, creating and acting out skits, dancing, arts & crafts, writing, and singing music. Mount Saint Charles Fine Arts Camps 800 Logee Street, Woonsocket; 401-769-0310 Grades 4-9. Campers create schedules of six daily classes, choosing from more than 100 courses that include but are not limited to: art, drama, dance, music, languages, photography, magic, and sound recording. Makers Art Collective Camps 3001 East Main Rd Suite D, Portsmouth, 401-293-0459 Art based camps with a wide range of artistic mediums like Yarn Bombing, Zine making, Polymer Clay explorations, and more. For kids 10-17 who are interested in exploring art, design, and creativity throughout the summer. Kidoinfo.com Page 7 Section 1 Art Newport Art Museum Art Camps 76 Bellevue Avenue, Newport; (401) 848-8200, [email protected] Multiple art camps and classes offered. Providence Country Day School Art, Fashion, and Leadership Camps Kidoinfo 600 Waterman Avenue, East Providence; 401-438-5170; Sponsor Kelly Hutchinson, [email protected] Camps are Monday-Friday, 9 am-3 pm with extended care available. Kidoinfo Sponsor. Arts + Exploration Camp: An interactive day camp for children ages 4-11 that combines studio arts and outdoor exploration. Leadership and Environmental Art Portfolio Project: Studio experience combined with leadership skills development for serious artists ages 12-15. Fashion Camp: Explore the world of fashion by learning to design your own collection with vision boards, fashion illustrations and draping on miniature mannequins. Ages 10-15. Rhode Island School of Design Continuing Education Two College Street, Providence; 401-454-6200 Ages 6-17. RISD|CE’s Young Artist Program provides a strong grounding in the visual arts and encourages creative and personal growth through self- expression. Warwick Center for the Arts Camps Warwick Center for the Arts, 3259 Post Road, Warwick; 401-737-0010 Week-long art camps with sessions in various mediums. Led by experienced instructors. Kidoinfo.com Page 8 Section 2 Academic, Language, & Leadership Brown University Pre-College Summer Programs 200 Dyer Street, Box T, Providence Ivy League Academics for students in grades 8-12. More than 300 academic courses. college credit, study abroad, online courses, middle school science program, Leadership Institute, environmental leadership. Camp Invention Foster, Lincoln, Providence, and in MA: Attleboro, Bellingham, Swansea, Norton, Mansfield, Westport; 800-968-4332, [email protected] Grades K-6. A STEM camp led by local teachers, which taps into kids' natural curiosity, giving them the opportunity to become innovators through teamwork and immersive, hands-on creative problem-solving. CMC Chess Camp Providence and Newport, RI, Foxboro and Lexington, MA; Yaneth, 598- 7984, [email protected] Ages 5-14. Increase logic/reasoning/problem-solving/analytical thinking skills, improve decision-making and organizational habits, increase self-confidence, and increase patience and persistence. Full and half day available. Connecting for Children & Families Camps Multiple locations in Woonsocket; 401) 766-3384; [email protected] Chillin' & Skillin': Grades 3-5. Integrates math and literacy into art, theater, environmental science, health/safety, sports, swimming, cooking and field trips. Get Connected Summer Camp: Grades 6-8. Environmental science, zoology, technology, recycled arts, service learning, gardening, games, art, sports, cooking & nutrition, swimming, field trips, etc. Camp Discovery: Grades K-2. Science, math, reading, art, physical education and field trips weekly. Stay Connected: Grades 9-12. Environmental science, career exploration, art, service learning, current events, games, cooking, sports, field trips, etc. Kidoinfo.com Page 9 Section 2 Academic, Language, & Leadership Debate Camp The Wheeler School, 216 Hope St. Providence; 1-888-512-8154; [email protected] Public Speaking, Debating and Model United Nations for students rising grades 5 through 11, all abilities. Develop skills in the effective structure of parliamentary debate,
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