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Youth
March 15 - April 4, 2008 A+15
Camps from Page A+14
ID Tech Camps & Gaming Camps EVCT Summer Camp Actors’ Camps
Arizona State University East Valley Children’s Theatre Scottsdale Desert Stages Theatre
University and Mill Avenue, Tempe 3250 E. Hermosa Vista Dr., Mesa 4720 N. Scottsdale Rd., Scottsdale
888-709-8324,
www.internalDrive.com 480-756-3828,
www.evct.org 480-483-1664,
www.desertstages.com
Youth ages 7-17 participate in hands-on technology Two half-day classes available: explore music, Two age-appropriate camps offer theatre training in
camps with themes like game design, video editing, acting and dance 8:30 a.m.-noon; learn about musical a fun environment with a performance at conclusion.
comic creation, game and web design, 3D game theatre production 1-4 p.m. June 2-13 or June 16-27. Themes: “Charlotte’s Web” June 2-20, “Jungle Book”
design, programming, VEX Robotics Design System Each concludes with a performance on the last day. June 23-July 11, “Barbie’s Beach Party” July 14-Aug. 1.
and more. June 16-Aug. Call for schedule and pricing. Ages 8-15. Fee: $130 for one half-day class, $205 for Summer Camp for Young actors: ages 6-13, 9 a.m.-3
both when taken on the same days. p.m. Mon.-Fri., $475/theme. Summer Camp Jr. for
Camp Zoo Little Actors, ages 3-5, 9 a.m.-noon Mon.-Fri., $200/
Phoenix Zoo Introduction to Scuba Camp theme.
455 N. Galvin Pkwy., Phoenix El Mar Diving Center
602-273-1341,
www.phoenixzoo.org 2245 W. Broadway, Mesa Summer Theatre Camps
Week-long, themed adventure camps present the 480-833-2971 Greasepaint Youtheatre
natural world to children beginning May 26 and ending Children ages 8-12 learn the basics of scuba in a 7020 E. Second St., Scottsdale
July 28. Kindergarten through eighth-grade students fun, pool environment. Certifi ed instructor teaches 602-889-5293
experience up-close animal encounters, hands-on underwater breathing, buoyancy skills and safety 9 Each of three themed camps for ages 6-17 focus
activities, games, organized free-time and in-depth a.m.-noon June 23-27, or July 21-25. Fee: $299. on creating a fully produced show. “School House
investigations in a half-day or full-day format. In Rock Live! Jr.,” June 9-28 or July 21-Aug. 9; “Sleeping
addition, full-day campers enjoy outdoor activities Hohokam Experience Summer Camp Beauty,” June 30-July 19. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fee: $550 per
like water-play and hiking. All campers receive a Pueblo Grande Museum camp; before and after care available for additional
T-shirt, hat, water bottle and strap. 8 a.m.-noon or 8 4619 E. Washington St., Phoenix fee.
a.m.-3 p.m. weekly. Fee: $252-$280 full-day, $153-$170 602-495-0901,
www.pueblogrande.com.
half-day; meals cost extra. Children ages 7-12 explore the Hohokam and other
native peoples of the Southwest. 8:30 a.m.-noon Wed.
and Thu., July 9-10, 16-17, 23-24 or 30-31. Fee: $35-$40
per two-day session.
Geo-Fitness program at Summit
An innovative new physical education program, Summit School of Ahwatukee is the fi rst school aligns with all state and national physical activity
Geo-Fitness, is being introduced to Summit School in Arizona to integrate Geo-Fitness into its Physical standards.
of Ahwatukee on March 20 and 21 when Geo-Fitness Education program. Geo-Fitness teaches number For more info, call Joann Keller, physical education
Master Trainer and Regional Coordinator Cheri recognition, sequencing skills, problem solving and teacher at Summit School, at 480-403-9516 or email
Linden presents a two-day program introducing new cross-lateral movement in addition to fun physical
Joann.keller@summitschoolaz.org.
Geo-Fitness products, Meaningful Movements Mats activities like hip-hop dancing, geo-boxing, salsa and
and Geo-Nutritional games to Summit students. high-low combination mat movements. Geo-Fitness
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