Academic & Educational Camps Summer 2008

Phone: 469-252-4521
Address: 6201 Technology Suite 121, Frisco, TX 75034

Dates: June 9 through August 22 - one week or two week half day options (9am - 12pm or 1pm - 4pm)
Ages: 3 ­ - 7 year olds and 8 ­ - 12 year olds

 

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Phone: 214-315 5607
Email Address:  mbns@robots-4-u.com
Ages: 8-16 yrs
Dates: June 9 to 13 - Plano Convention Centre; June 30 to July 3^rd 2008 - Plano Station

"Where Fun, Thinking & Learning comes to Life"

 We provide a hands-on learning environment and robot hobby kits for children interested in both Robots and Computers. 

In our workshops we explore the different aspects of Robotics including the use of robots, their key components, how they sense their environment, how they are programmed, how they are controlled, how they are designed and how they move.  Computers and keyboarding are also used, including the programming of their own robotic designs with a visual easy to use programming language.

 

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Phone:  972-567-1771
Email Address:  info@rarelearning.com
Ages: 3-9 yr olds
Math, Reading & Science Enrichment Classes 

RARE Learning delivers an innovative curriculum in reading, math and science to enrich young minds.  The program offer different classes for 3 to 9 year olds.

The classes combine one-on-one instruction with computers, multimedia, and educational games to help young children keep their academic skills in tact over summer.
 

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Phone: 800-968-4332
Location:  Shawnee Trail Elementary School
Address: 10701 Preston Vineyard Drive, Frisco
Dates:  June 26 - June 30, 2008
Times:  9am - 3:30pm
Ages: Children entering grades 1 through 6
Description:  We provide quality enrichment programs in the areas of science, mathematics, history and the arts.  The program enhances a child's ability to learn through teamwork and subject immersion while cultivating a new appreciation for discovery - it's learning disguised as fun!!!

Phone: 214-350-3600
Address: 6911 Lemmon Ave, Dallas TX
Ages: pre-K -8th grade

Starting June 9 students can participate in fun camps such as Rocket Science, Aviator's Workshop, Friday Flights & more!  See website for more details.

Phone: 1-87-Sea-Aggie
Address: Galveston, TX
Ages: 10-18 years 

 A variety of camps for ages 10-18. Founded in 1986, Sea Camp has opened up the world of marine biology to over 11,500 campers during its 21 years of existence.  Participants have come to Sea Camp from across the country to take advantage of all the educational opportunities that it has to offer.  Sea Camp is located at Texas A&M University at Galveston's Mitchell Campus.  

Phone: 214-768-0123
Address: Dallas, TX
Ages: High School students
Dates:  June 30-July 31, 2008 

This summer, get the credit you deserve for your exceptional academic efforts through SMU's College Experience, a unique five-week summer program that provides an opportunity for a small and carefully chosen group of highly motivated and academically able high school students to get a head start on college and a taste of campus life. Through participation in college credit courses, students entering the eleventh and twelfth grades can earn up to six credit hours which can be applied towards a bachelor's degree.

Students live together in a campus residence facility, and cultural and recreational activities are arranged by resident advisors.

 

 

 

Phone: 214-768-5433

Address: 5236 Tennyson Pkwy, Plano, TX

Ages: 5-18 years 

  

For camps that serve students in grades 8-12 in the areas of veterinary medicine, marine biology, digital photography and technology, pre-medicine, Sea Camps, etc.

Phone: 940-565-4184
Address: University of North Texas, Denton TX
Ages:  High School

This fast paced summer program offers opportunities to experience college life, to take part in activities related to interests in math, science, and computer science, and to prepare students for their next year in high school and beginning years of college.

During the five weeks, students spend Monday through Thursday morning participating in a variety of classes including mathematics, physics, biology, chemistry, computer programming , English, a foreign language, genetics, anthropology and study skills. In the afternoons, students work on research projects in their area of interest with college faculty and graduate students and participate in art, drama and/ or recreational sports courses.