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    Camp Kippewa Point

    Camp Kippewa Point is the two-week camp experience for girls ages 6-13! Our warm and nurturing environment offers girls a classic camp experience that has a set beginning, middle and end. Our hybrid approach to scheduling allows Kippewa Point campers to explore everything we have to offer while also giving them the chance to spend extra time doing the activities they are excited to explore. Hiking and camping opportunities, exciting Special Events, and an all-camp trip to the beach round out the two weeks to make sure our campers experience the beauty of Maine during their time at camp! At Kippewa Point, we intentionally work to develop...

    ADTC Ultimate Tri-State Dance Camp Lawrenceville NJ

    At ADTC's NJ dance camp, you'll take 4 - 5 dance classes per-day, Mon through Fri. Classes are taught by our professional choreographers. The core dance disciplines you'll take are contemporary, hip hop and jazz (styles vary and may include Bwy or lyrical). Elective dance classes include ballet, tap & world dance. No matter what your dance level or background, our NJ dance camp curriculum is designed to challenge you. You'll be organized into groups by age & ability and get to perform in a big Friday Show. Our NJ dance camp home is Montverde Academy, an esteemed college prep school set on 130 beautiful acres just 25 minutes to Orlando. The...

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      About Yoga Camps and Programs

      Any yoga camp for kids encourages relaxation, coordination and flexibility, which can improve school performance and behavior. Availability at these camps is usually limited, due to a preference for small groups, so apply early. Yoga summer camps go to great lengths to create a nurturing, nonjudgmental and noncompetitive atmosphere, so that kids can feel comfortable trying new poses and using their creativity. Other activities such as meditation, making nature crafts and gardening are often included in yoga camps as well, to mix up the day's events and keep kids entertained and distraction-free. Healthy, organic snacks are usually offered during breaks to keep with the theme of health and well-being.

      Equipment to Bring: Kids are welcome to bring their own yoga materials such as mats, yoga socks, props, etc., but equipment is available for those who do not bring their own. Only rarely is a fee charged to rent yoga accessories.

      Safety: Yoga is a form of exercise and relaxation that's safe for both boys and girls of any age. The idea of yoga is not to overexert yourself in any pose, so injuries are not common. Instructors should be certified in yoga, and yoga rooms should be clean and free of any sharp or harmful objects.

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      About Yoga Camps and Programs

      Any yoga camp for kids encourages relaxation, coordination and flexibility, which can improve school performance and behavior. Availability at these camps is usually limited, due to a preference for small groups, so apply early. Yoga summer camps go to great lengths to create a nurturing, nonjudgmental and noncompetitive atmosphere, so that kids can feel comfortable trying new poses and using their creativity. Other activities such as meditation, making nature crafts and gardening are often included in yoga camps as well, to mix up the day's events and keep kids entertained and distraction-free. Healthy, organic snacks are usually offered during breaks to keep with the theme of health and well-being.

      Equipment to Bring: Kids are welcome to bring their own yoga materials such as mats, yoga socks, props, etc., but equipment is available for those who do not bring their own. Only rarely is a fee charged to rent yoga accessories.

      Safety: Yoga is a form of exercise and relaxation that's safe for both boys and girls of any age. The idea of yoga is not to overexert yourself in any pose, so injuries are not common. Instructors should be certified in yoga, and yoga rooms should be clean and free of any sharp or harmful objects.

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