03/Apr/2008
Summer Magazine Directory Details:
LSU Forensic Science Camp
LSU Campus
(225) 578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 7-9
Dates/times: July 16-20
Details: A program enabling students to explore the major areas of Forensic Science through labwork, field trips, visits by guest speakers and demonstrations by experts.
Blast from the Past Summer Camp
West Baton Rouge Museum
(225) 336-2422, ext. 14
www.westbatonrougemuseum.com
Ages: 6-12 years
Dates/times: June 25-29, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Come for a week of old fashioned fun by exploring 19th Century life through activities such as rolling hoops, walking on stilts, churning ice cream with a hand-cranked freezer, playing parlor games, making crafts and more.
University Baptist Church Summer Camp
University Baptist Church
(225) 766-9474
www.ubc-br.org
Ages: 4-9
Dates/Times: May 27-August 15, 7:15am-5:30am, Monday through Friday
Camp Aloha (children of age 3): May 27-August 15, 7:15-5:30, Monday through Friday, $150 registration fee, $105/week
Details: The theme for this year’s Bible school is Outrigger Island. There will be Bible study, games, outside time, snacks, music, library time and crafts. Best of all, it’s free!
BREC Magnolia Mound Plantation Camp
Magnolia Mound Plantation
(225) 343-4955
www.brec.org/magnoliamound
Ages: 7-14
Dates/Times: June-July, 8am-5pm, Mon-Fri
Details: This camp will highlight the contributions of early cultures in Louisiana and customs they brought to everyday colonial life. Each day a different culture/nation will be investigated.
Stargazer’s Day Camp
Highland Road Park Observatory Camps
(225) 768-9948
www.brec.org/observatory
Ages: 6-13
Dates/Times: June-July, 8 a.m. to 1p.m.
Details: This is a specialty camp geared toward children with an interest in the Sun, the Moon, Planets, and the Stars. Early drop off and late pick-up available.
Baton Rouge Zoo Eco Explorer Camp
Baton Rouge Zoo
775-3877
www.brec.org/brzoo
Ages: Completed grade 6-7
Dates/Times: June 25-August 3, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Details: Wild week is a week of animal-packed fun. Through educational lessons, interactive games, animals and more, campers will learn about themes related to animals and conservation.
Hogwarts School of Magic and Fun
Unitartian Church of Baton Rouge
927-6834
www.unitarianchurchbr.com
Ages: Grades 1-8
Dates/Times: July 9-13 and July 16-20, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Details: Students are sorted into houses, learn Quidditch, make their own wand, hat and cape, and attend exciting classes like Herbology, Magical Creatures, and Transfiguration/Charms.
Professional Tutoring Services, LLC
335-0818
www.professionaltutoring.org
Details: Prepare for the next school year! We offer summer group tutoring and individual tutoring to students kindergarten-high school. Now offering classes in Spanish, Math, Entrepreneurship and Leadership.
Kids on Broadway
Center Stage Performing Arts Academy, Gonzales
644-4242
www.centerstagepaa.com
Ages: 6-14
Dates/Times: June 4-8 and June 11-15, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Details: Kids on Broadway is a summer camp where kids learn all about putting on a production. Participants get involved in sets, stage etiquette, choreography, costuming and lots of fun.
Camp Dolly
The Enchanted Mansion
766-6822
www.enchantedmansion.org
Ages: 6-12
Dates/Times: Session 1 June11-15; Session 2 July 9-13, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Details: There will be daily manners classes, crafts, exercises and a tea party. Campers will receive a camp t-shirt and a certificate of achievement.
Ultimate Babysitter’s Camp
10201 Mayfair Drive
291-4533, ext. 230
www.batonrouge.redcross.org
Ages: 11 +
Dates/Times: June 4-8; 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Details: The camp combines videos, fun activities, hands-on skill training and discussion for a complete learning experience. The camp activities include CPR, First Aid, decision-making and care-giving skills.
Baton Rouge Zoo Safari Survival Camp
Baton Rouge Zoo
775-3931
www.brec.org/brzoo
Ages: Completed grades 3-5
Dates/Times: July 2-27, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Details: Campers have a chance to learn about exciting wildlife themes in a zoo setting. Activities include animal encounters, art projects, interactive games and much more.
Camp Can-I-Cook
Young Chefs Academy
928-2022
www.youngchefsacademy.com
Ages: 6-13 years
Dates/Times: Various dates through June 5-July 26; 9 a.m.-12 p.m. or 1 p.m-4 p.m.
Each mini-camp will focus on a different region of the US like New England clam chowder, Maryland crab cakes, bold Southwest flavors, Wisconsin cheese soup and Cajun food.
BREC Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Camps
Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center
757-8905
www.brec.org/swamp
Ages: 5-14
Dates/Times: June 4-August 3 various sessions and age groups
Details: The day camp at Bluebonnet Swamp is all about having fun in the outdoors and learning about the natural world.
Grand Cinema Summer Movie Camp
15365 George O’Neal Road
755-3851
www.thegrandcinema.com
Ages: 3 +
Dates/Times: June 4-August 3
Details: Select from several movies including Wallace and Gromit, Charlotte’s Web, Open Season, Curious George, Over the Hedge, Anastasia, Happy Feet and Muppets from Space.
Club Camp: Power Packed Three Day Camp for Girls
9637 Jefferson Hwy
924-8444
www.womans.org
Ages: Girls 12-14 years
Dates/Times: Call
Details: You will experience new trends, share ideas, have fun and build new friendships by exploring fitness, food, fashion and feelings at Club Camp.
Kid’s Characters and Fun Time Water Rentals
3556 Monterey Boulevard
810-1350 or 810-7256
Book your favorite character such as Spiderman, Dora, Sponge Bob or Power Rangers to make a grand appearance at your next party, event or business promotion.
Galactic Mania Summer Camp
Circle Bowl
925-5471
www.circlebowl.com
Ages: 3-17
Dates/Times: May 30-August 8
Details: One-hour bowling instruction, one-hour Galactic bowling, t-shirt, bowling ball and bag, snacks and a certificate of completion, all in a ten-week camp program.
Capable Arts
McMains Children’s Developmental Center
923-3420
www.mcmainscdc.org
Ages: 6-18
Dates/Times: June 18-22
Details: An art camp for children who have a disability that helps them experience different art forms. Professional artists lead activities while therapists adapt activities and assist kids.
LSU Leadership Experience: Leadership for Teens
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 9-12
Dates/Times: June 11-21
Details: Become a leader in your community by improving communication, leadership and group interaction. You will gain goal-setting, decision-making and problem-solving skills.
Coolest Camps in Town
Center Stage Performing Arts Academy, Gonzales
664-4242
www.centerstagepaa.com
Ages: 3 +
Dates/Times: June 4-Aug 3
Details: Whether we are exploring the jungle, out of this world, or pirating the seven seas, we are delivering a wicked good time. Fairy Tale Princess Camp, WiCKiDS Mini Musical, and Jump In Camp to name a few.
LSU Science Quest
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 1-5
Dates/Times: June 12-28 and July 9-26; 12:30-4:30 p.m.
Details: We offer a hands-on science program that includes observations and experiments. This afternoon program provides an all-day option for those attending the Youth Academy.
Summer at Dunham
767-7097
www.dunhamschool.org
Ages: Grades Pre-K-12
Dates/Times: Call
Details: A variety of camps will be offered to different age groups throughout the summer. Kids can choose from sports like volleyball and baseball, or pick computer, art and fitness classes.
YMCA Summer Day Camps
344-6775
www.ymcabatonrouge.org
Ages: 4-15
Dates/Times: May 29-August 4, 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
Details: Activities include theme weeks, special guest speakers, music, arts and crafts, field trips and devotion time. Each program is based on YMCA core values. Scholarships are available.
Camp Southside
3030 Valley Creek Drive
926-8353
Ages: 5-10
Dates/Times: Call
Details: Nationally Accredited Camp Southside provides field trips each week, computer classes, cheerleading, swimming, arts, crafts, sports, soccer, weekly themes and guest speakers.
The Little Gym Anytime Summer Kids Camp
3030 Valley Creek Drive
757-9930
www.tlgbatonrougela.com
Ages: 3-8
Dates/Times: June 11-August 17
Details: Our summer camps offer three hours of fun and activities. The specially developed camp curriculum combines physical fitness with arts, crafts and special events. It’s the perfect break for kids (and parents).
Community School for the Arts Summer Arts Blast
The Shaw Center
344-8558
www.artsbr.org
Ages: 6-14
Dates/Times: Spring April 9-13; Summer June 4-15, June 25-July 16-27
Details: Our Summer Arts Blasts are designed to educate and entertain. We will have visual, literary and performing artists teaching a variety of art mediums.
LA Athletics Summer Cheer Camps
11577 Mercantile Drive
755-2503
www.laathletics.com
Ages: Grades K-5
Dates/Times: June 4-8, June 18-22, July 9-13, July 23-27; 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Details: This camp caters to young girls interested in learning cheers, chants, dances, jumps and other skills in a fun, exciting environment.
15th Annual Sizzling Summer
St. Joseph’s Academy
383-7207, ext. 225
www.sjabr.org
Ages: Girls Grades 1-11
Dates/Times: June 4-July 13, morning or afternoon
Details: Choose from performing arts, academic enrichment and athletic camps.
Camp Invention
Lewis Vincent Elementary, Denham Springs
(800) 968-4332
www.campinvention.org
Ages: Grades 1-6
Dates/Times: July 9-13, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Details: Camp Invention is a one-week science and enrichment summer day camp. Children will disassemble appliances, investigate a make-believe crime scene, build communication centers to decipher alien radio signals, and design boats, hovercrafts and gliders.
Woodlawn Junior Camp
Woodlawn Baptist Church
753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Grades 3-4
Dates/Times: June 26-28
Details: We leave Woodlawn at 8 a.m. on the 26 and return at 5 p.m. on the 28. The children swim, ride horses, do crafts, recreation and learn Biblical truths.
St. Andrew’s Camp Can Do II
17510 Monitor Avenue
752-2903
www.standrewsumc.net
Ages: Grades 5-9
Dates/Times: May 29-August 3, 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Fridays
Details: Camp Can Do II is a camp for kids in middle school. There will be ten weekly themes and related activities, guest demonstrations and weekly field trips including Blue Bayou.
Camp Kid’s Quest
Freshwater Elementary School
938-0197
www.lpsb.org
Ages: Grades Pre-K-6
Dates/Times: June 4-7; 7:45 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Camp Kid’s Quest is a four-day summer camp designed to bring together intelligent and enthusiastic children in Pre-K-6 grade to participate in a hands-on learning experience that will foster friendship and learning.
X-Camp
Woodlawn Baptist Church
753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Grades 5-8
Dates/Times: July 2-5
Details: Great time of fun and fellowship for pre-teens. Crazy skits and games, Bible study and late night activities and swimming.
GameLan Cyber Camp
5201-C Nicholson Drive
769-7771
www.gamelancybercamp.com
Ages: 8-14
Dates/Times: Weekly sessions
Themes include Computer Hardware, Team Work, Code Breaking and more. Now offering healthy lunch options.
Chess Camp
St. Luke’s Episcopal Day School
(888) 65-CHESS
www.chesscamp.com
Ages: 5-16
Dates/Times: June 11-15 (Baton Rouge), June 25-29 (Shreveport)
Details: Chess is a great way to hone strategic thinking skills. USA Chess is the largest premiere chess camp for children in the United States.
LSU ACT/SAT Exam Prep Courses
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 10-12
Dates/Times: June 4-7 and June 25-28
Details: A review and analysis of concepts covered in the ACT and/or SAT exam. Test-taking strategies and practice test are included.
Ready, Set, Jump Into Preschool
Woman’s center for Wellness
924-8450
www.womans.org
Ages: 4-5
Dates/Times: July 10-August 2, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8-9:30 a.m.
Details: A program designed to prepare children for preschool. Children will learn directionality, body awareness, colors and shapes. Prewriting skills will be mastered.
Baton Rouge Dance Connection Summer Dance Extravaganza
1893 West Muriel Drive
273-2900
www.brdance.com
Ages: 3-18 years
Dates/Times: July 9-12 afternoon or evening
Details: BRDC Summer Dance Camp Extravaganza is a great way to get active in the arts. Classes will be taught in Ballet, Tap, Jazz and Lyrical. From beginner to advanced, we have just the right class for your dancer.
Microbes and Medicine
St. Michael High School
753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 7-8
Dates/Times: June 4-8, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: This is a fun, fast-paced course called cellular life through organ systems, taught by the St. Michael High School Science Chair. Microscope work, basic suture skills and dissection will be performed.
TEAM Readers: Together Everyone Achieves More
Woman’s Center for Wellness
924-8450
www.womans.org
Ages: Grades K-5
Dates/Times: : June 6-August 1; 8-10 a.m., 10 a.m.-12 p.m., 3:30-5:30 p.m. on Wednesdays
Details: The Team Reader program is geared for elementary-aged children who struggle with reading, have poor reading comprehension, read below grade level and/or have dyslexia.
BREC Skate Camp
BREC Velodrome at Perkins Road Park
769-9499
www.brec.org/skatepark
Ages: Any
Dates/Times: June 11-15, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Details: Includes basic boarding and skate etiquette. Campers will be placed in groups of 6-10 per counselor. Campers are required to bring their own skateboard, helmet and pads.
Parkview Baptist: All Star Athletics Speed
Parkview Baptist
291-2500 ext.166
www.parkviewbaptist.com
Ages: Grades 1-12
Dates/Times: June 25-28, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: This camp teaches one of the most important aspects of all sports: speed and agility. Come learn exercises, techniques and biomechanics of proper running form. A t-shirt is included.
LSU Kindergarten Camp
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: 4 years – Kindergarten
Dates/Times: June 11-29 and July 9-27; 8-11:30 a.m.
Details: An opportunity for children entering Kindergarten to enjoy and profit from a camp designed to promote their social, cognitive, physical and emotional growth.
Sports camps
American Dragon–Karate Camp
5765 Jones Creek
(225) 755-6046
www.karatekicks.com
Ages: 5-13 years
Dates/times: TBA
Details: This six week camp will introduce your child to martial arts, teach basics of self defense through fun blocking, punching & kicking drills. Students will train with foam pads, targets & shields as well as punching bags but will not fight at this introductory class. Students will earn their first belt and certificate upon completing camp. Note: three class times only, limited to 15 students each.
BREC BMX Camp
BREC BMX Raceway
(225) 766-9039
www.brec.org/bmxraceway
Dates/Times: June 11-15, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Details: No charge for early drop-off and late pick-up service. Includes basics of BMX Track Riding. Campers are required to bring personal 20” BMX bike. Must have minimum of 20 campers by May 1. Before and after care available.
CAP Elite Volleyball Camp
7222 Bluebonnet Boulevard
769-4363
www.capelite.com
Ages: Girls 13-16 years
Dates/times: June 5-7; 4-6 p.m.
Details: The correct serving, passing, hitting, blocking, footwork and setting techniques will be reinforced as players are immersed in drills and practice sessions.
Chuck Winstead Golf Academy
The University Club
819-0800
Ages: 6 years and up
Dates/times: June-July; morning and afternoon sessions
Details: Our goal is to help young golfers “fall in love with the game of golf”, thereby nurturing their interest and talent in a game that can be enjoyed for the rest of their lives. Our exceptional staff provides the highest quality instruction in a safe and friendly learning environment. Our camps sell out quickly every year, so call early to confirm your child’s place.
Crawfish Aquatics Swimming Lessons
7150 Bluebonnet Boulevard
769-4323
www.crawfishaquatics.com
Ages: 3-18
Dates/times: May 7-Aug 9 (swimming lessons), June 4-July 26 (summer swim school)
Details: Swimming lessons are a gift of life. Teach your child to swim with Baton Rouge’s fastest growing swimming lessons program or develop your child’s skills through our award-winning swim team programs.
Leaps and Bounds-Summer Adventure Camp
11033 Laird Lane
665-7200
www.leapsandboundssports.org
Ages: Grades 5-12
Dates/times: May 21-August 10, (12weeks) 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Details: We have a high octane camp for kids who love to go. We change activities every 45 minutes keeping the boredom at bay. Who could be bored when you swim twice a week, do crafts, go on weekly field trips, play indoor and outdoor sports. With themes every week, it’s a new frontier all the time.
Parkview Baptist Eagles Football Camp
5750 Parkview Church Road
(225) 291-2500, ext. 157
www.parkviewbaptist.com
Ages: Grades 1-8 boys
Dates/times: June 4-7; 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: The camp will emphasize basic fundamentals of all positions such as blocking, tackling, throwing and catching.
Paul Mainieri Baseball Camps
(225) 246-2010
www.tigerbaseballcamp.net
Ages: all
Dates/times: June 11-July 27, morning sessions
Detail: four weekly sessions that can help your child learn the game the tiger way. Full day and overnight sessions available. Camps are held at Alex Box Stadium on the LSU Campus.
Perfect Balance Gymnastics
14645 Greenwell Springs Road
(225) 262-4966
www.perfectbalancegym.org
Ages: 5-14 years
Dates/times: May 21-August 3; 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. weekly sessions
Details: Fun filled summer camp with gymnastics, tumbling and cheer everyday. We have swim days, arts and crafts, movie days and so much more.
Red Oak Horse Farm
21940 Sonny Simeon Road
(225) 686-7852
Ages: 6-16 years
Dates/times: May 29-July 20, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday
Details: Free early drop-off and late pick-up. Overnight and /or day camps. Partial week and half-days available. Each rider has his/her own horse to groom, tack and ride. No sharing horses necessary. Trail rides in the woods. English, Western, Jumping, Dressage, Horsemanship. Swimming Pool. Beginners-advanced. May Bring own horse.
St. Michael High School Girls Soccer Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue
(225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 6-9
Dates/Times: June 4-7, 8-11 a.m.
Details: The camp will feature basic fundamental development, introduction to advanced skills, and strategy, as well as game play coached by the lady Warrior Head Soccer Coach.
Upward Basketball Camp
Woodlawn Baptist Gym
5805 Jones Creek Road
(225) 753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Grades 1-8
Dates/times: June 18-22; 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Drills, games, value lessons, guest speakers will occur. T-shirts, daily awards, a handbook and an end of the camp awards will be given to the children.
Summer Cheer and Dance Camp
Dream Factory Dance Academy
9828 Bluebonnet Boulevard, Suite J
(225) 768-7335
www.dreamfactorydanceacademy.com
Ages: 5 and up
Dates/Times: Session 1, June 18-22; Session 2, July 16-20; Session 3, August 6-10
Details: Provides students the opportunity to maximize their potential in cheer and dance. Increasing technique, expanding their choreography initiatives, and have fun with all different styles of dance. We educate, motivate, guide, and inspire students and strive to provide help to those who dream of greatness.
BREC Horse Activity Center Camp Equestrian Camp
Farr Park Horse Activity Center
(225) 769-7805
www.brec.org/hac
Ages: 6-12 years
Dates/times: Various sessions and age groups.
Details: All students must have previous riding experience and be evaluated by the Camp Director prior to being placed in an intermediate camp.
BREC Skate Camp
BREC Velodrome at Perkins Road Park
(225) 769-9499
www.brec.org/skatepark
Ages/Grades: All
Dates/Times: June 11-15, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Details: Includes basic boarding and skate etiquette. Campers will be placed in groups of 6-10 per counselor. Campers are required to bring their own skateboard, helmet and pads. Must have a minimum of 20 campers by May. Early drop off and late pick-up available.
CAP Elite Speed Camps
7222 Bluebonnet Boulevard
769-4363
www.capelite.com
Ages: 10 and up
Dates/times: July 9-11, July 23-25, August 6-8; 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Three sequential camps developed to provide athletes with a well rounded exposure to the essential elements of speed.
CAP Elite Speed and Strength Camp
7222 Bluebonnet Boulevard
763-4363
www.capelite.com
Ages: 10 and up
Dates/times: June 11-28, July 16-Aug 2; 9-11 a.m. or 1-3 p.m.
Details: Age appropriate biomechanics and technique necessary for explosive speed. Pre-testing and post-testing for all athletes.
CAP Elite Strength Camp
7222 Bluebonnet Boulevard
763-4363
www.capelite.com
Ages: 13 and up
Dates/Times: June 4-29, July 9-August 3
Details: Upper body strength focus including chest, back, shoulders, arms and core. Athlete must have at least one year experience of resistance training.
Coach Borel Summer Fitness Camp
(225) 939-1229
www.coachborel.com
Ages: 5th to 9th graders
Dates/times: Tuesday and Thursday mornings; June 12 to August 3rd.
Details: Fitness for any sport. Focus on speed, core strength, agility and endurance.
Foxy’s Fun Kids Camp
4343 Rhoda Drive
293-9301
www.foxysfitnesscenters.com
Ages: 5-12 years
Dates/times: May 28-August 10, 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Details: Send your children to Foxy’s for the ultimate camp experience. Campers will take part in weekly field trips. On-site swimming, arts and crafts, basketball, racquetball lessons, tennis, out door track and kids fitness classes. Choose your weeks or days-we’re flexible.
The Little Gym Anytime Summer Kids Camp
5735 Essen Lane Suite 100
757-9930
www.tlgbatonrougela.com
Ages: 3-8 years
Dates/times: June 11-August 17
Details: Our Summer camps offer three hours of fun and activities. The specially developed camp curriculum combines physical fitness and play with arts, crafts and special events. It’s the perfect break for kids (and parents.) during the long summer months and our flexible schedule allows you to choose from 1 day up to 5 days each week. With only 25 kids per day, you better call early.
Parkview Baptist and All Star Athletics Speed
5750 Parkview Church Road; (225) 291-2500 ext.166
www.parkviewbaptist.com
Ages: Grades 1-12
Dates/times: June 25-28; 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: This camp teaches one of the most important aspects of all sports-speed and agility. Come learn exercises, techniques and biomechanics of proper running form. A t-shirt is included.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Baseball Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 6-9
Dates/times: June 25-27, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Current St. Michael High School coaches and players will teach campers how to play baseball Warrior style. Fundamentals including hitting, fielding and pitching will be taught along with basic conditioning and motivation.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Boy’s Basketball Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 1-3, 4-6 and 7-9
Dates/times: June 18-22, June 11-15 and June 4-8, each session is for different age groups. Times vary
Details: Player will learn the fundamentals of basketball, gain confidence through competitive game situations, and be constantly motivated in highly organized atmosphere. Each camper will receive a t-shirt and a chance at various awards. Bring your own lunch; cold drinks will be provided.
St. Michael Middle School Boys Basketball Summer League
17521 Monitor Avenue: (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Incoming freshmen boys
Dates/Times: Begins June 4
Details: This is an opportunity to help transition form middle school basketball to high school basketball under the direction of the Warrior Boys Head Junior Varsity and Associate Varsity Coach.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Girls’ Basketball Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 6-9
Dates/times: May 28-June 1; 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Camp features fundamental instruction through a series of drills and will increase confidence, instill teamwork, and motivate through actual games. Campers will receive a t-shirt and awards.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Volleyball Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 4-6, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.; Grades 7-9, 1-5 p.m.
Dates/times: June 25-29, different times for each age group.
Details: Camp features basic fundamentals, introduction to advanced skills and strategy, and tournament style play. Coached by Lady Warrior Head Coach and members of the St. Michael High School volleyball team.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Athletic Training Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 7-12
Dates/Times: May 30-June 1, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Details: St. Michael High School is hosting its second annual Athletic Training/Sports Medicine Camp. Campers will learn first aid and CPR; wound care; taping procedures; and spine boarding-the basics to becoming a Student Athletic Trainer.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Fitness Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 6-9
Dates/Times: June 18-22, 2-4 p.m.
Details: The program will feature the instruction of the following disciplines: speed, agility, strength and endurance training with a 20:1 athlete to coach ratio. Athletes will receive a t-shirt and a fitness bag, and snacks and Powerade will be provided daily.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Weightlifting and Agility Training
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Incoming freshmen and all new student athletes
Dates/times: May 28-August 1; girls 10-11 a.m.; boys 11 a.m.-12:25 p.m.
Details: Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. This weightlifting and agility training opportunity is supervised and directed by the Warrior Head Football Coach.
Baton Rouge Dance Connection Summer Dance Extravaganza
1893 West Muriel Drive
(225) 273-2900
www.brdance.com
Ages: 3-18 years
Dates/times: July 9-12 afternoon and evening classes
Details: BRDC Summer Dance Camp Extravaganza is a great way to get active in the arts over the summer. Classes will be taught in Ballet, Tap, Jazz and Lyrical. From beginner to advanced we have just the right class for your dancer. This is the perfect opportunity to explore new classes with out a year long commitment.
LA Athletics Summer Cheer Camps
11577 Mercantile Drive; (225) 755-2503
www.laathletics.com
Ages: Grades K-5
Dates/times: June 4-8, June 18-22, July 9-13, July 23-27; 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Details: This camp caters to young girls interested in learning cheers, chants, dances, jumps and other cheer skills in a fun, exciting environment . Early drop-off and late pick-up is available for a fee.
Ravenwood Stables Riding Camp
Prairieville; (225) 673-6262 or (225) 673-6361
Ages: 7-13 years
Dates/times: TBA
Details: Fill your child’s summer with fun at Ravenwood Stable’s week-long camp. Daily riding lessons and hands-on experience with horses for the beginner through advanced horse lover. Extended day available.
Parkview Baptist School Eagles Basketball Camp
5750 Parkview Church Road
291-2500, ext. 157
www.parkviewbaptist.com
Ages/Grades: K-8
Dates/Times: TBA
Details: We teach young people to play basketball. Every fundamental aspect of the game is covered with a special emphasis on shooting the basketball.
Arts & Crafts
Amelia’s Kids Summer Sewing Camp
(225) 924-2000
www.ameliasquiltshop.com
Ages: all
Dates/times: June and July sessions available
Details: learn to read patterns and sew using your very own Smart by PFAFF sewing machine. One on one learning. You can make your own special quilt with fabric you choose.
BRIS Suzuki Music Camp 2007
5015 Autoplex Drive
(225) 293-4338
www.brintl.com
Ages: 2 and up
Dates/times: June 25-30, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Details: The purpose of the BRIS Suzuki Music Camp is to provide an intense, enjoyable musical experience. The Suzuki Method is an immersion based system that believes everyone has musical potential. By mimicking the way a first language is learned, music becomes a mean of expression and a pleasant social outlet.
Baton Rouge School of Performing and Fine Arts Camp
3535 Jones Creek Road
(225) 753-6909
www.brspa.org
Ages: 6-15 years
Dates/Times: June 4-August 3, 8:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Details: One and two week sessions include performance art camp Theater Palooza, Art Adventure, Art Project workshops, Cheerleading camp, acting and musical theater at Dramarama, and lets make a movie at Hodge Podge. Small groups, personal attention, professional staff, swimming, and snowballs everyday. All activities on site no traveling. Before and after care available.
BREC Summer Acting Camp-Disney’s “Aladdin”
Independence Park Theatre, 7800 Independence Boulevard; (225) 216-0660
www.brec.org/theatre
Ages/Grade: Entering grades 1-5
Dates/Times: June 18-29, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.,
Details: Registration begins February 27. Disney’s resourceful young hero and wise-cracking genie come to life on stage in BREC Theatre’s Summer Arts Camp production of “Aladdin”.
LSU Cartoon Camp
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 8-12
Dates/times: June 25-29
Details: Week-long camps for beginning and advanced cartoonists focusing on creative dynamics, caricatures, cartoon illustration, inking and lettering. Taught by professional caricaturist, Keith Douglas, AKA “Cartoon man”, and professional associates.
Playmakers Theatre Camp
Manship Theatre at the Shaw Center for the Arts, 100 Lafayette St.; (225) 241-4934
or (225) 389-7246
www.playmakers.net
Ages: 4-17 years
Dates/times: June 4-15, July 2-13, July 23-27
Details: There are various camps offered for ages 4-17 years. All Playmakers’ instructors are highly experienced and degreed professionals. Register now as camp sizes are limited. Includes specialized program, beginning acting techniques are covered. Children will sing and dance their heart out.
Potteryworks Summer Camp
5720 Corporate Boulevard Suite B; (225) 926-3401
www.uniqueceramics.biz
Ages: 5-13 years
Dates/times: Session I: June 6-8; Session 2: June 20-22; Session 3: July 11-13; Session 4: July 25-27; Session 5: August 1-3
Details: Ceramics, Mosaics, Clay Hand-building and a variety of other art projects.
St. Michael High School Band Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 5-9
Dates/Times: June 11-15, Camp 1 from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. or Camp 2 from 12:30-2:30 p.m.
Details: Camp 1 will focus on small and large ensemble work, musicianship, theory and beginning jazz improvisation. Camp 2 will focus on drum line and percussion. Camps are open to those who have had at least one year of beginner band. Bring your instrument. Sheet music, a t-shirt, Ralph Hardiman Signature drumsticks, and pizza will be provided.
Summer Scrapbook Camp
Memory Mania; 17424 Airline Highway, Prairieville; (225) 744-2767
www.memorymaniac.com
Ages: 9-16 years
Dates/times: June 18-22, July 9-13; 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: You supply the photos, adhesive, memories and we supply everything else to complete a 20 page scrapbook, including the scrapbook and t-shirt, in one week. Learn basic. Learn basic scrap-booking, stamping, embossing and so much more.
BRIS Foreign Language Camp 2007
5015 Autoplex Drive
(225) 293-4338
www.brintl.com
Ages: 2-12 years
Date/times: June 25-July 12; 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Details: There are 3 Weekly themes to enhance children creative learning in arts and crafts, singing and drama, computer technology and fun educational activities while being exposed to the cultures behind the languages through traditional celebrations. There is no level of fluency required and all levels of speakers are welcome. Extended care is also available.
Community School for the Arts Summer Arts Blast
Shaw Center for the Arts
344-8558
www.artsbr.org
Ages: 6-14 years
Dates/times: June 4-14, June 25-July 6, July 16-22
Details: Our Summer Arts Blasts are designed to both educate and entertain. We will have visual, literary, and performing artists teaching a variety of art mediums. Art exhibits, field trips, and student performances are all part of this fun, creative, and artistic alternative to traditional summer camps.
Kids Can Draw
9266 Drew Court
234-7734
Ages: 5-Teens
Dates/Times: June 4-August 3
Details: Each weekly session will provide all art supplies, Kids Can Draw t-shirt and snacks for each camper. Each week the artist will work with a variety of mediums and sources-along with creative craft projects. Parent can select weekly half day camp or attend weekly full days.
LSU Mugworts School of Enchantment
LSU Campus; (225) 578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 3-6
Dates/times: June 4-7
Details: A one week program of science, suspense, and creativity for grades 3-6 who enjoy the fantasy, mystery and humor of books like the Harry Potter series.
Spring into the Arts
Literacy and Technology Center, 9261 Florida Boulevard; (225) 664-1168
www.livingstonarts.org
Ages: Currently attending 3-5 grades
Dates/Times: July 9-13; 7:45 am-12 p.m.
Details: Spring into the Art is a one-week summer day camp designed to bring together intelligent and enthusiastic children to participate in variety of hands on art experiences with professional artists and teachers. Admission is offered on a first-come, first-serve basis, so early registration is strongly recommended. For more information email artslivingston@yahoo.com or artscouncilofliv.@bellsouth.net.
The Community School for the Arts-Youth Arts
The Shaw Center; (225) 344-8558
www.artsbr.org
Ages: 6-14
Dates/Times: March 24-May 12, Saturdays, 9:15-11:15 a.m.
Details: Teaching Artists will introduce students, to a unique approach to art as well as various art mediums.
The Community School for the Arts-Home School Arts Class
The Shaw Center; (225) 344-8558
www.artsbr.org
Ages: 7-14
Dates/Times: March 15-April 26; Thursdays, 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Details: Students will tap their creativity using a variety of art mediums. Curriculums are designed for both the beginner and advanced artist.
The Community School for the Arts-Spring and Summer Arts Blasts
The Shaw Center; (225) 344-8558
www.artsbr.org
Ages: 6-14
Dates/Times: Spring April 9-13; Summer June 4-15, June 25-July 16-27
Details: Arts Blasts are fun and creative. Extended Day options available.
LSU Creative Arts Camps for Teens
1105 Lee Drive
578-1344
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 7-12
Dates/times: June 4-7 and July 11-14
Details: One-week camps on culinary arts and fashion design with lots of creative projects.
Vacation Bible School
10th Annual Camp Fun One at St. Joseph’s Academy
3015 Broussard Street
383-7207, ext. 225
www.sjabr.org
Ages: Grades 1-5
Dates/times: May 29-August 3, 7:45 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Details: Campers will enjoy games, stories, crafts and recreation. Each week, we’ll take a field trip or enjoy special guest visitors. Campers bring their own lunch and drink. We provide a morning and afternoon snack.
University Baptist Church
5775 Highland Rd
766-9474
Ages: Toddler-5th grade
Dates/times: June 23-27, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: The theme for this year’s Bible school is Outrigger Island. There will be Bible study, games, outside time, snacks, music, library time and crafts. Best of all, it’s free!
15th Annual Sizzling Summer at St. Joseph’s Academy
3015 Broussard Street225) 383-7207, ext. 225
www.sjabr.org
Ages: Grades 1-11, girls
Dates/times: June 4-July 13, morning and afternoon camps.
Details: Choose from performing arts, academic enrichment and athletic camps. Campers enrolled in a morning and afternoon camp during the same week must bring a bag lunch and drink. The middle school basketball league runs in the evenings July 9-27.
Broadmoor United Methodist Church Summer Day Camp
10230 Mollylea Drive
(225) 926-5243
Ages: Grades K-6
Dates/times: May 29-August 3; 7 a.m.-5:45 p.m.
Details: Our summer day camp offers campers a variety of activities including bowling-skating-swimming-movies field trips, in and around Baton Rouge, arts and crafts and themed weeks. Full time/part time openings. Register for the weeks you need. For information, call Marilyn Carson.
Camp Eagle
9739 Joor Road
(225) 261-1743
www.centralchristianacademy.org
Ages: Grades 1-5
Dates/times: TBA
Details: Fun and exciting field trips are just around the corner at Camp Eagle. Campers will swim or play water games every day (swimming lessons are also available). Arts and crafts, music, character training, games and instructional sports are included on a daily basis. We also have vacation Bible school.
Camp H.O.P.E. Summer Enrichment Program
11745 Haymarket
(225) 292-0000
Ages: 6-12 (grades1-6)
Dates/Times: May 29-August 3, 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Details: Christian based camp offers 10 weeks of academic enrichment, performing arts and recreational activities. Activities include arts and crafts, drama, music, liturgical dance, karate and weight training. Campers will enjoy weekly field trips and special guest visitors. Breakfast and lunch served daily.
Camp Theodore
3550 Morning Glory Avenue
387-0398
www.trinityschoolbr.org
Ages: Entering grades K-6
Details: Camp Theodore offers children entering kindergarten through sixth grade a week of entertaining activities, arts, crafts, featured guest and fun. Each week is highlighted by a different theme and designed to provide a hands-on, minds-on program in a safe and supportive environment. Each week will culminate with “lunch on us.”
Central Christian Academy–Soaring into Summer Fun
Central Christian Academy
261-1743
Ages: Grades K-5
Dates/times: TBA
Details: Swimming, field trips, yummy lunches, crafts, activities, music, vacation Bible school and fun physical fitness.
Junior Camp
Woodlawn Baptist Church
(225) 753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Completed grades 3-4
Dates/times: June 26-28
Details: We leave Woodlawn at 8 am. the 26 and return at 5 pm on the 28. The children swim, ride horses, do crafts, recreation, and learn Biblical truths.
Keepers of His Flock Summer Camp
11745 Haymarket Avenue
292-0000
keepersofhisfloc@bellsouth.net
Ages: 4-5 years
Dates/Times: May 29-Aug 3; 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Details: Campers will enjoy 10 weeks of games, stories, arts and crafts, and recreational activities. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be provided daily. During the 10 weeks the campers will go on field trips or enjoy special guest visitors. Each camper will receive two camp t-shirts.
Mission’s Camp
Woodlawn Baptist Church
753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Grades 1-6
Dates/times: July 25-27 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Details: Children will do community projects and experience mission opportunities in our city. Children are to bring a lunch with them.
Parkview Baptist Summer Day Camp
11795 Jefferson Highway; (225) 293-2820, ext. 102 or (225) 293-8008
www.parkviewbaptist.com
Ages: Grades K-5
Dates/times: TBA
Details: Morning Bible study and weekly chapel which focus on Christian character building. Hourly rotation of activities which vary daily. Frequent field trips and special events. Gymnastics and swimming lessons available. Staffed by Strong Christian College students. Space limited.
St. Andrew’s Camp Can Do
17510 Monitor Avenue; (225) 752-2903
www.standrewsumc.net
Ages: 3-10 years
Dates/times: May 29-August 3, 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday
Details: Camp Can Do is a full time camp program whose primary purpose is to encourage and nurture your child’s growth both socially and spiritually in a caring, loving Christian environment. Camp Can Do is carefully planned for individuals to experience a variety of recreational activities. Children participate in indoor and outdoor activities, guest demonstrations, and weekly field trips
St. Andrew’s Camp Can Do II
17510 Monitor Avenue; (225) 752-2903
www.standrewsumc.net
Ages: Grades 5-9
Dates/times: May 29-August 3, 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Fridays
Details: Camp Can Do II is a camp for the middle school aged kids. There will be 10 weekly themes and related activities; guest demonstrations; weekly field trips including Blue/bayou Water Park.
St. Theresa Summer Warriors Day Camp
212 East New River Street, Gonzales; (225) 647-8035
www.summerwarriors.com
Ages: 4-13 years
Dates/times: May 29-July 13, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
Details: A seven week long camp full of activities both on and off campus. Art, swimming, wall climbing, bowling, skating, cooking, fishing, movies and much more.
4th of July water Party and End of Camp Blowout Party for all registered campers. Before and After Care Provided.
Vacation Bible School
Woodlawn Baptist Church, 5805 Jones Creek Road; (225) 753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Completed Grades K-4
Dates/times: June 4-8; 9 am-12 pm
Details: No charge, camp brochures available in church office.
Woodlawn Baptist Kid’s Camp
Judson Retreat Center, 5805 Jones Creek Road; (225) 753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Grades 1-2
Dates/times: June 25-26 over night camp
Details: We leave from Woodlawn at 8 a.m. on the 25 and return at 5 p.m. on the 26. The children swim, do crafts, recreation, ride horses and learn Biblical truths.
Vacation Bible School
University Baptist Church, 5775 Highland Road. (225) 766-9474 ext. 208
Ages: Toddlers-5th Graders
Dates/Times: June 23-27; 9am-12pm
Details: Bible study, games, music, snacks, library time, and arts & crafts.
X-Camp
Woodlawn Baptist Church, 5805 Jones Creek Road; (225) 753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Completed Grades 5-8
Dates/times: July 2-5
Details: Great time of fun and fellowship for Pre-teens. Crazy skits and games. Bible study. Late night activities and swimming.
Summer Learning
Adventures in Safety
15094 Old Hammond Highway
(225) 766-0955, ext. 102
www.safetylca.org
Ages: 5-6 years
Dates/times: TBA
Details: Hands-on learning adventure for children to practice life-saving safety rules. Daily activities include guest speakers, presentations, video presentations, singing, crafts, classroom discussions and the favorite activity of all-riding Big Wheels around the town.
Professional Tutoring
(225)335-0818
www.professionaltutoring.org
Ages: Kindergarten – High School
Dates/Times: Flexible
Prepare for the next school year! We offer summer group tutoring and individual tutoring to students kindergarten-high school. Offering classes in Spanish, Math, Entrepreneurship and Leadership.
Abilities for Speech and Language Summer Shines Camp
(225) 292-4138
www.abilitiesinfo.com
Ages: all
Dates/times: June and July
Details: Summer groups will have weekly themes, some include handwriting, Social language skills, study skills, math groups, and others.
Brighton Bridges to Success Summer Program
9150 Bereford Drive; (225) 923-2068
www.thebrightonschool.org
Ages: 6-12 yrs.
Dates/times: June 11-July 6; 8:15 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Saxon Phonics and Touch Math Programs plus time in the computer lab working with software at their instructional level. Heavy emphasis is placed on phonics and multi-sensory activities. Students will receive 2:1 or small group instruction. All classes are homogeneously grouped according to ability.
Camp ABC
Woman’s Center for Wellness
(225) 924-8450
www.womans.org
Ages: 5-6 years
Dates/times: June 5-28 on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9-12 p.m.; July 10-August 2 on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30-12:30
Details: This camp addresses motor coordination, letter formation, and reading readiness. Using a multi-sensory approach, performance components as related to handwriting will be targeted through a variety of gross motor coordination activities. Snack provided.
GameLan Cyber Camp
5201-C Nicholson Drive
769-7771
www.gamelancybercamp.com
Ages: 8-14 years
Dates/times: Weekly themes and workshops. Themes include Computer Hardware, Team Work, Code Breaking and more. Now offering healthy lunch options.
Jump into Writing
Woman’s Therapy Center-Ascension
644-2210
www.womans.org
Ages: 6-7 years
Dates/times: June 4-27; 9-10 am Monday and Wednesday
Details: Correct letter formation of capital and lower case letters will be addressed. A multi-sensory approach is used to address fine motor coordination, motor planning, postural control and upper body strength.
LSU ACT/SAT Exam Prep Courses
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 10-12
Dates/times: June 4-7 and June 25-28
Details: A review and analysis of concepts covered in the ACT and/or SAT exam. Test-taking strategies and practice test are included.
LSU Camp Challenge-New Courses.
8935 Westminster Drive
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: 3 years-grade 6
Dates/times: June 18-21, June 25-28, July 9-12
Details: One-week academic courses for gifted or “B” average children in grades PK-6. Hands-on fun filled courses combining art, reading, math and science.
LSU College Admission 101-New
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youthllsu.edu
Ages: Grades 10-12
Dates/Times: June 11-21 and July 9-19, times vary
Details: Learn how to identify, select, and apply the colleges and universities that are appropriate for you. Gain an inside perspective into the college admissions process
LSU First Grade Readiness
LSU Lab School
578-1344
www.youth.lsu.eud
Ages: Grade 1
Dates/times: June 11-28, July 9-26, 8-11:45 a.m.
Details: An introduction to reading, language arts and math readiness skills children encounter in the first grade.
LSU Game Design Camps
LSU Campus
578-1344
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 7-12
Dates/times: June 4-July 20, one and two week sessions available
Details: Two-week sessions in beginning and intermediate game design and short sessions in multimedia fusion. Students will learn the software and steps to develop characters, create environments and plot action to design their own computer games.
LSU Honors High School Credit Program
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 7-12
Dates/times: June11-July 20
Details: Students in grades 7-12 can earn honors high school credits during a six-week program. Courses include: Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry and Advanced Math, Biology, Chemistry, Web Mastering and Desktop Publishing.
LSU Kindergarten Camp
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: 4 years to Kindergarten
Dates/times: June 11-29 and July 9-27; 8-11:30 a.m.
Details: An opportunity for children entering Kindergarten to enjoy and profit from a camp designed to promote their social, cognitive, physical and emotional growth.
LSU Summer Enrichment Series-New Courses
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 6-12
Dates/times: June 11-21 and July 9-19
Details: Enrichment courses in math, arts, communication and business-for gifted or B average 6-12 graders.
LSU Youth Academy-New Courses
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 1-12
Dates/times: June 11-28, July 9-26
Details: Motivational academic support courses for students wanting a head start on the next school year.
Ready, Set, Jump Into Preschool
Woman’s center for Wellness, 9637 Jefferson Highway; (225) 924-8450
www.womans.org
Age: 4-5 years
Dates/times: July 10-August 2, Tuesdays and Thursdays; 8-9:30 a.m.
Details: A program designed to prepare children for preschool. Children will learn directionality, body awareness, colors and shapes. Prewriting skills will be mastered as they are introduced to handwriting readiness activities.
St. Michael High School Science Camp:”Microbes and Medicine”
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 7-8
Dates/Times: June 4-8, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: This is a fun, fast-paced course taught by the St. Michael High School Science Chair cellular life through organ systems. Microscope work, basic suture skills, and dissection will be performed. A must for anyone interested in medicine.
St. Michael Survivor-Math Island
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 7-8
Dates/Times: June 4-8; 8-10 a.m.
Details: Designed by the St. Michael High School Math Department Chair, this course will provide mathematical challenges that will enhance skills while having fun. Participants will learn tricks on the graphing calculator, constructions on the computer, and strategies for number puzzles such as Sudoku.
2007 Summer Reading Program
All Libraries; (225) 231-3760
www.ebr.lib.la.us
Ages: 1 and up
Dates/times: May 24-July 31
Details: The East Baton Rouge Parish Library is booking a reading trip this summer with great books and fun activities. Come to the public library, enjoy great books, and enjoy fabulous programs. Children signing up will receive their own special reading logs and bookmarks so they can keep record of their reading progress. It's going to be a great world wide adventure this summer. Teens and adults will have their own programs, so the whole family can read together this summer.
Team Readers Together Everyone Achieves More
Woman’s Center for Wellness, 9637 Jefferson Highway; (225) 924-8450
www.womans.org
Ages: Elementary aged
Dates/times: June 6-August 1; 8-10 a.m., 10 a.m.-12 p.m., 3:30-5:30 p.m. on Wednesdays
Details: The Team Reader program is geared for elementary aged children, who struggle with reading, have poor reading comprehension, read below grade level, and/or have dyslexia. Times subject to change.
Whole Brain Reading Programs/ Math Camps
38214 Brown Road, Prairieville; (225) 673-1980
Ages: Minimum age 5, grades K-5
Dates/times: Session I; May 28-June 23, Session II; July 9-August 3.
Details: Let this summer be productive and fun. Reading and Math Camps re-lay academic foundations through phonics, handwriting, and basic math skills. Skills are re-enforced with fun games. Improvement is accelerated with visual/physical coordination training.
Summer Lagniappe
i2 Sportswear
756-7493
Victoria's Toy Station
924-3632
Wanetin Lakes
261-4430
Taekwondo
753-0913
Ruffles-n-Britches
924-0670
Gifts by Miss Priss
753-9136
Heritage Clothesline
923-0706
What's Kickin'
766-0191
The Creative Touch
925-0022
David Vincent's Martial Arts
766-5181
Concon's Kids
877-288-9933
Episcopal
753-3180
Lindsay's Lagniappe
229-7059
Chocollage
216-2462
Kate & Co
291-9770
Learning Express
231-1220
Community School for the Arts
344-8558
Pampos
927-0393
Backyard Adventures
292-5455
Chic Bebe'
768-1477
Massage Emporium
387-0060
Homewatch Caregivers
246-8537
Tori's Express
445-0263
Dunham
767-7097
St. Elizabeth Foundation
769-8888
Highland Rd Park Observatory
272-9200
Beacon House
753-5551
Family Christian Academy
768-3026
Kleinpeter Photo
928-7596
EBR Magnet Programs
922-5443
Green's Crafts for Tots
248-1628 and 572-6671
Hosanna Christian Academy
926-4885
Fine Light Studios
928-8357
Pony Rides
664-4458
Birthday Party Friends
775-1011
Building Better Kids
313-6849
Don Carters
924-0124
Angel Prints
769-0000
Farrell Fruge' Jr
292-9700
Kids Count
928-0801
Stroller Fit
241-0335
The Freckled Frog
673-9583
Portor Ortho
291-9900
Gymboree
751-9622
First Glimpse
927-2454
Jump-n-Jive
753-JUMP
The Little Schoolhouse
927-6678
It's My Party
768-8171
Lollipop Tree
615-8069
Belles & Beaus
766-6006
Banbury Cross
761-3994
Kindercare Learning Center
769-6354
Trinity Episcopal
387-0398
YMCA
216-1689
My Little Tea Party
622-5167
Leo's Skating
926-5448
Refinery Children's Boutique
291-8656
Kidz Jump Zone
667-4738
Rainbows by Paulette
291-7766
Snug as a Bug
744-3999
Dr. Vance Misuraca
766-3300
Artistico Express
756-4996
Club Z Tutoring
752-1430
LSU Forensic Science Camp
LSU Campus
(225) 578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 7-9
Dates/times: July 16-20
Details: A program enabling students to explore the major areas of Forensic Science through labwork, field trips, visits by guest speakers and demonstrations by experts.
Blast from the Past Summer Camp
West Baton Rouge Museum
(225) 336-2422, ext. 14
www.westbatonrougemuseum.com
Ages: 6-12 years
Dates/times: June 25-29, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Come for a week of old fashioned fun by exploring 19th Century life through activities such as rolling hoops, walking on stilts, churning ice cream with a hand-cranked freezer, playing parlor games, making crafts and more.
University Baptist Church Summer Camp
University Baptist Church
(225) 766-9474
www.ubc-br.org
Ages: 4-9
Dates/Times: May 27-August 15, 7:15am-5:30am, Monday through Friday
Camp Aloha (children of age 3): May 27-August 15, 7:15-5:30, Monday through Friday, $150 registration fee, $105/week
Details: The theme for this year’s Bible school is Outrigger Island. There will be Bible study, games, outside time, snacks, music, library time and crafts. Best of all, it’s free!
BREC Magnolia Mound Plantation Camp
Magnolia Mound Plantation
(225) 343-4955
www.brec.org/magnoliamound
Ages: 7-14
Dates/Times: June-July, 8am-5pm, Mon-Fri
Details: This camp will highlight the contributions of early cultures in Louisiana and customs they brought to everyday colonial life. Each day a different culture/nation will be investigated.
Stargazer’s Day Camp
Highland Road Park Observatory Camps
(225) 768-9948
www.brec.org/observatory
Ages: 6-13
Dates/Times: June-July, 8 a.m. to 1p.m.
Details: This is a specialty camp geared toward children with an interest in the Sun, the Moon, Planets, and the Stars. Early drop off and late pick-up available.
Baton Rouge Zoo Eco Explorer Camp
Baton Rouge Zoo
775-3877
www.brec.org/brzoo
Ages: Completed grade 6-7
Dates/Times: June 25-August 3, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Details: Wild week is a week of animal-packed fun. Through educational lessons, interactive games, animals and more, campers will learn about themes related to animals and conservation.
Hogwarts School of Magic and Fun
Unitartian Church of Baton Rouge
927-6834
www.unitarianchurchbr.com
Ages: Grades 1-8
Dates/Times: July 9-13 and July 16-20, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Details: Students are sorted into houses, learn Quidditch, make their own wand, hat and cape, and attend exciting classes like Herbology, Magical Creatures, and Transfiguration/Charms.
Professional Tutoring Services, LLC
335-0818
www.professionaltutoring.org
Details: Prepare for the next school year! We offer summer group tutoring and individual tutoring to students kindergarten-high school. Now offering classes in Spanish, Math, Entrepreneurship and Leadership.
Kids on Broadway
Center Stage Performing Arts Academy, Gonzales
644-4242
www.centerstagepaa.com
Ages: 6-14
Dates/Times: June 4-8 and June 11-15, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Details: Kids on Broadway is a summer camp where kids learn all about putting on a production. Participants get involved in sets, stage etiquette, choreography, costuming and lots of fun.
Camp Dolly
The Enchanted Mansion
766-6822
www.enchantedmansion.org
Ages: 6-12
Dates/Times: Session 1 June11-15; Session 2 July 9-13, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Details: There will be daily manners classes, crafts, exercises and a tea party. Campers will receive a camp t-shirt and a certificate of achievement.
Ultimate Babysitter’s Camp
10201 Mayfair Drive
291-4533, ext. 230
www.batonrouge.redcross.org
Ages: 11 +
Dates/Times: June 4-8; 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Details: The camp combines videos, fun activities, hands-on skill training and discussion for a complete learning experience. The camp activities include CPR, First Aid, decision-making and care-giving skills.
Baton Rouge Zoo Safari Survival Camp
Baton Rouge Zoo
775-3931
www.brec.org/brzoo
Ages: Completed grades 3-5
Dates/Times: July 2-27, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Details: Campers have a chance to learn about exciting wildlife themes in a zoo setting. Activities include animal encounters, art projects, interactive games and much more.
Camp Can-I-Cook
Young Chefs Academy
928-2022
www.youngchefsacademy.com
Ages: 6-13 years
Dates/Times: Various dates through June 5-July 26; 9 a.m.-12 p.m. or 1 p.m-4 p.m.
Each mini-camp will focus on a different region of the US like New England clam chowder, Maryland crab cakes, bold Southwest flavors, Wisconsin cheese soup and Cajun food.
BREC Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Camps
Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center
757-8905
www.brec.org/swamp
Ages: 5-14
Dates/Times: June 4-August 3 various sessions and age groups
Details: The day camp at Bluebonnet Swamp is all about having fun in the outdoors and learning about the natural world.
Grand Cinema Summer Movie Camp
15365 George O’Neal Road
755-3851
www.thegrandcinema.com
Ages: 3 +
Dates/Times: June 4-August 3
Details: Select from several movies including Wallace and Gromit, Charlotte’s Web, Open Season, Curious George, Over the Hedge, Anastasia, Happy Feet and Muppets from Space.
Club Camp: Power Packed Three Day Camp for Girls
9637 Jefferson Hwy
924-8444
www.womans.org
Ages: Girls 12-14 years
Dates/Times: Call
Details: You will experience new trends, share ideas, have fun and build new friendships by exploring fitness, food, fashion and feelings at Club Camp.
Kid’s Characters and Fun Time Water Rentals
3556 Monterey Boulevard
810-1350 or 810-7256
Book your favorite character such as Spiderman, Dora, Sponge Bob or Power Rangers to make a grand appearance at your next party, event or business promotion.
Galactic Mania Summer Camp
Circle Bowl
925-5471
www.circlebowl.com
Ages: 3-17
Dates/Times: May 30-August 8
Details: One-hour bowling instruction, one-hour Galactic bowling, t-shirt, bowling ball and bag, snacks and a certificate of completion, all in a ten-week camp program.
Capable Arts
McMains Children’s Developmental Center
923-3420
www.mcmainscdc.org
Ages: 6-18
Dates/Times: June 18-22
Details: An art camp for children who have a disability that helps them experience different art forms. Professional artists lead activities while therapists adapt activities and assist kids.
LSU Leadership Experience: Leadership for Teens
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 9-12
Dates/Times: June 11-21
Details: Become a leader in your community by improving communication, leadership and group interaction. You will gain goal-setting, decision-making and problem-solving skills.
Coolest Camps in Town
Center Stage Performing Arts Academy, Gonzales
664-4242
www.centerstagepaa.com
Ages: 3 +
Dates/Times: June 4-Aug 3
Details: Whether we are exploring the jungle, out of this world, or pirating the seven seas, we are delivering a wicked good time. Fairy Tale Princess Camp, WiCKiDS Mini Musical, and Jump In Camp to name a few.
LSU Science Quest
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 1-5
Dates/Times: June 12-28 and July 9-26; 12:30-4:30 p.m.
Details: We offer a hands-on science program that includes observations and experiments. This afternoon program provides an all-day option for those attending the Youth Academy.
Summer at Dunham
767-7097
www.dunhamschool.org
Ages: Grades Pre-K-12
Dates/Times: Call
Details: A variety of camps will be offered to different age groups throughout the summer. Kids can choose from sports like volleyball and baseball, or pick computer, art and fitness classes.
YMCA Summer Day Camps
344-6775
www.ymcabatonrouge.org
Ages: 4-15
Dates/Times: May 29-August 4, 7 a.m.-6 p.m.
Details: Activities include theme weeks, special guest speakers, music, arts and crafts, field trips and devotion time. Each program is based on YMCA core values. Scholarships are available.
Camp Southside
3030 Valley Creek Drive
926-8353
Ages: 5-10
Dates/Times: Call
Details: Nationally Accredited Camp Southside provides field trips each week, computer classes, cheerleading, swimming, arts, crafts, sports, soccer, weekly themes and guest speakers.
The Little Gym Anytime Summer Kids Camp
3030 Valley Creek Drive
757-9930
www.tlgbatonrougela.com
Ages: 3-8
Dates/Times: June 11-August 17
Details: Our summer camps offer three hours of fun and activities. The specially developed camp curriculum combines physical fitness with arts, crafts and special events. It’s the perfect break for kids (and parents).
Community School for the Arts Summer Arts Blast
The Shaw Center
344-8558
www.artsbr.org
Ages: 6-14
Dates/Times: Spring April 9-13; Summer June 4-15, June 25-July 16-27
Details: Our Summer Arts Blasts are designed to educate and entertain. We will have visual, literary and performing artists teaching a variety of art mediums.
LA Athletics Summer Cheer Camps
11577 Mercantile Drive
755-2503
www.laathletics.com
Ages: Grades K-5
Dates/Times: June 4-8, June 18-22, July 9-13, July 23-27; 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Details: This camp caters to young girls interested in learning cheers, chants, dances, jumps and other skills in a fun, exciting environment.
15th Annual Sizzling Summer
St. Joseph’s Academy
383-7207, ext. 225
www.sjabr.org
Ages: Girls Grades 1-11
Dates/Times: June 4-July 13, morning or afternoon
Details: Choose from performing arts, academic enrichment and athletic camps.
Camp Invention
Lewis Vincent Elementary, Denham Springs
(800) 968-4332
www.campinvention.org
Ages: Grades 1-6
Dates/Times: July 9-13, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Details: Camp Invention is a one-week science and enrichment summer day camp. Children will disassemble appliances, investigate a make-believe crime scene, build communication centers to decipher alien radio signals, and design boats, hovercrafts and gliders.
Woodlawn Junior Camp
Woodlawn Baptist Church
753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Grades 3-4
Dates/Times: June 26-28
Details: We leave Woodlawn at 8 a.m. on the 26 and return at 5 p.m. on the 28. The children swim, ride horses, do crafts, recreation and learn Biblical truths.
St. Andrew’s Camp Can Do II
17510 Monitor Avenue
752-2903
www.standrewsumc.net
Ages: Grades 5-9
Dates/Times: May 29-August 3, 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Fridays
Details: Camp Can Do II is a camp for kids in middle school. There will be ten weekly themes and related activities, guest demonstrations and weekly field trips including Blue Bayou.
Camp Kid’s Quest
Freshwater Elementary School
938-0197
www.lpsb.org
Ages: Grades Pre-K-6
Dates/Times: June 4-7; 7:45 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Camp Kid’s Quest is a four-day summer camp designed to bring together intelligent and enthusiastic children in Pre-K-6 grade to participate in a hands-on learning experience that will foster friendship and learning.
X-Camp
Woodlawn Baptist Church
753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Grades 5-8
Dates/Times: July 2-5
Details: Great time of fun and fellowship for pre-teens. Crazy skits and games, Bible study and late night activities and swimming.
GameLan Cyber Camp
5201-C Nicholson Drive
769-7771
www.gamelancybercamp.com
Ages: 8-14
Dates/Times: Weekly sessions
Themes include Computer Hardware, Team Work, Code Breaking and more. Now offering healthy lunch options.
Chess Camp
St. Luke’s Episcopal Day School
(888) 65-CHESS
www.chesscamp.com
Ages: 5-16
Dates/Times: June 11-15 (Baton Rouge), June 25-29 (Shreveport)
Details: Chess is a great way to hone strategic thinking skills. USA Chess is the largest premiere chess camp for children in the United States.
LSU ACT/SAT Exam Prep Courses
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 10-12
Dates/Times: June 4-7 and June 25-28
Details: A review and analysis of concepts covered in the ACT and/or SAT exam. Test-taking strategies and practice test are included.
Ready, Set, Jump Into Preschool
Woman’s center for Wellness
924-8450
www.womans.org
Ages: 4-5
Dates/Times: July 10-August 2, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8-9:30 a.m.
Details: A program designed to prepare children for preschool. Children will learn directionality, body awareness, colors and shapes. Prewriting skills will be mastered.
Baton Rouge Dance Connection Summer Dance Extravaganza
1893 West Muriel Drive
273-2900
www.brdance.com
Ages: 3-18 years
Dates/Times: July 9-12 afternoon or evening
Details: BRDC Summer Dance Camp Extravaganza is a great way to get active in the arts. Classes will be taught in Ballet, Tap, Jazz and Lyrical. From beginner to advanced, we have just the right class for your dancer.
Microbes and Medicine
St. Michael High School
753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 7-8
Dates/Times: June 4-8, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: This is a fun, fast-paced course called cellular life through organ systems, taught by the St. Michael High School Science Chair. Microscope work, basic suture skills and dissection will be performed.
TEAM Readers: Together Everyone Achieves More
Woman’s Center for Wellness
924-8450
www.womans.org
Ages: Grades K-5
Dates/Times: : June 6-August 1; 8-10 a.m., 10 a.m.-12 p.m., 3:30-5:30 p.m. on Wednesdays
Details: The Team Reader program is geared for elementary-aged children who struggle with reading, have poor reading comprehension, read below grade level and/or have dyslexia.
BREC Skate Camp
BREC Velodrome at Perkins Road Park
769-9499
www.brec.org/skatepark
Ages: Any
Dates/Times: June 11-15, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Details: Includes basic boarding and skate etiquette. Campers will be placed in groups of 6-10 per counselor. Campers are required to bring their own skateboard, helmet and pads.
Parkview Baptist: All Star Athletics Speed
Parkview Baptist
291-2500 ext.166
www.parkviewbaptist.com
Ages: Grades 1-12
Dates/Times: June 25-28, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: This camp teaches one of the most important aspects of all sports: speed and agility. Come learn exercises, techniques and biomechanics of proper running form. A t-shirt is included.
LSU Kindergarten Camp
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: 4 years – Kindergarten
Dates/Times: June 11-29 and July 9-27; 8-11:30 a.m.
Details: An opportunity for children entering Kindergarten to enjoy and profit from a camp designed to promote their social, cognitive, physical and emotional growth.
Sports camps
American Dragon–Karate Camp
5765 Jones Creek
(225) 755-6046
www.karatekicks.com
Ages: 5-13 years
Dates/times: TBA
Details: This six week camp will introduce your child to martial arts, teach basics of self defense through fun blocking, punching & kicking drills. Students will train with foam pads, targets & shields as well as punching bags but will not fight at this introductory class. Students will earn their first belt and certificate upon completing camp. Note: three class times only, limited to 15 students each.
BREC BMX Camp
BREC BMX Raceway
(225) 766-9039
www.brec.org/bmxraceway
Dates/Times: June 11-15, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Details: No charge for early drop-off and late pick-up service. Includes basics of BMX Track Riding. Campers are required to bring personal 20” BMX bike. Must have minimum of 20 campers by May 1. Before and after care available.
CAP Elite Volleyball Camp
7222 Bluebonnet Boulevard
769-4363
www.capelite.com
Ages: Girls 13-16 years
Dates/times: June 5-7; 4-6 p.m.
Details: The correct serving, passing, hitting, blocking, footwork and setting techniques will be reinforced as players are immersed in drills and practice sessions.
Chuck Winstead Golf Academy
The University Club
819-0800
Ages: 6 years and up
Dates/times: June-July; morning and afternoon sessions
Details: Our goal is to help young golfers “fall in love with the game of golf”, thereby nurturing their interest and talent in a game that can be enjoyed for the rest of their lives. Our exceptional staff provides the highest quality instruction in a safe and friendly learning environment. Our camps sell out quickly every year, so call early to confirm your child’s place.
Crawfish Aquatics Swimming Lessons
7150 Bluebonnet Boulevard
769-4323
www.crawfishaquatics.com
Ages: 3-18
Dates/times: May 7-Aug 9 (swimming lessons), June 4-July 26 (summer swim school)
Details: Swimming lessons are a gift of life. Teach your child to swim with Baton Rouge’s fastest growing swimming lessons program or develop your child’s skills through our award-winning swim team programs.
Leaps and Bounds-Summer Adventure Camp
11033 Laird Lane
665-7200
www.leapsandboundssports.org
Ages: Grades 5-12
Dates/times: May 21-August 10, (12weeks) 6:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Details: We have a high octane camp for kids who love to go. We change activities every 45 minutes keeping the boredom at bay. Who could be bored when you swim twice a week, do crafts, go on weekly field trips, play indoor and outdoor sports. With themes every week, it’s a new frontier all the time.
Parkview Baptist Eagles Football Camp
5750 Parkview Church Road
(225) 291-2500, ext. 157
www.parkviewbaptist.com
Ages: Grades 1-8 boys
Dates/times: June 4-7; 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: The camp will emphasize basic fundamentals of all positions such as blocking, tackling, throwing and catching.
Paul Mainieri Baseball Camps
(225) 246-2010
www.tigerbaseballcamp.net
Ages: all
Dates/times: June 11-July 27, morning sessions
Detail: four weekly sessions that can help your child learn the game the tiger way. Full day and overnight sessions available. Camps are held at Alex Box Stadium on the LSU Campus.
Perfect Balance Gymnastics
14645 Greenwell Springs Road
(225) 262-4966
www.perfectbalancegym.org
Ages: 5-14 years
Dates/times: May 21-August 3; 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. weekly sessions
Details: Fun filled summer camp with gymnastics, tumbling and cheer everyday. We have swim days, arts and crafts, movie days and so much more.
Red Oak Horse Farm
21940 Sonny Simeon Road
(225) 686-7852
Ages: 6-16 years
Dates/times: May 29-July 20, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday
Details: Free early drop-off and late pick-up. Overnight and /or day camps. Partial week and half-days available. Each rider has his/her own horse to groom, tack and ride. No sharing horses necessary. Trail rides in the woods. English, Western, Jumping, Dressage, Horsemanship. Swimming Pool. Beginners-advanced. May Bring own horse.
St. Michael High School Girls Soccer Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue
(225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 6-9
Dates/Times: June 4-7, 8-11 a.m.
Details: The camp will feature basic fundamental development, introduction to advanced skills, and strategy, as well as game play coached by the lady Warrior Head Soccer Coach.
Upward Basketball Camp
Woodlawn Baptist Gym
5805 Jones Creek Road
(225) 753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Grades 1-8
Dates/times: June 18-22; 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Drills, games, value lessons, guest speakers will occur. T-shirts, daily awards, a handbook and an end of the camp awards will be given to the children.
Summer Cheer and Dance Camp
Dream Factory Dance Academy
9828 Bluebonnet Boulevard, Suite J
(225) 768-7335
www.dreamfactorydanceacademy.com
Ages: 5 and up
Dates/Times: Session 1, June 18-22; Session 2, July 16-20; Session 3, August 6-10
Details: Provides students the opportunity to maximize their potential in cheer and dance. Increasing technique, expanding their choreography initiatives, and have fun with all different styles of dance. We educate, motivate, guide, and inspire students and strive to provide help to those who dream of greatness.
BREC Horse Activity Center Camp Equestrian Camp
Farr Park Horse Activity Center
(225) 769-7805
www.brec.org/hac
Ages: 6-12 years
Dates/times: Various sessions and age groups.
Details: All students must have previous riding experience and be evaluated by the Camp Director prior to being placed in an intermediate camp.
BREC Skate Camp
BREC Velodrome at Perkins Road Park
(225) 769-9499
www.brec.org/skatepark
Ages/Grades: All
Dates/Times: June 11-15, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.
Details: Includes basic boarding and skate etiquette. Campers will be placed in groups of 6-10 per counselor. Campers are required to bring their own skateboard, helmet and pads. Must have a minimum of 20 campers by May. Early drop off and late pick-up available.
CAP Elite Speed Camps
7222 Bluebonnet Boulevard
769-4363
www.capelite.com
Ages: 10 and up
Dates/times: July 9-11, July 23-25, August 6-8; 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Three sequential camps developed to provide athletes with a well rounded exposure to the essential elements of speed.
CAP Elite Speed and Strength Camp
7222 Bluebonnet Boulevard
763-4363
www.capelite.com
Ages: 10 and up
Dates/times: June 11-28, July 16-Aug 2; 9-11 a.m. or 1-3 p.m.
Details: Age appropriate biomechanics and technique necessary for explosive speed. Pre-testing and post-testing for all athletes.
CAP Elite Strength Camp
7222 Bluebonnet Boulevard
763-4363
www.capelite.com
Ages: 13 and up
Dates/Times: June 4-29, July 9-August 3
Details: Upper body strength focus including chest, back, shoulders, arms and core. Athlete must have at least one year experience of resistance training.
Coach Borel Summer Fitness Camp
(225) 939-1229
www.coachborel.com
Ages: 5th to 9th graders
Dates/times: Tuesday and Thursday mornings; June 12 to August 3rd.
Details: Fitness for any sport. Focus on speed, core strength, agility and endurance.
Foxy’s Fun Kids Camp
4343 Rhoda Drive
293-9301
www.foxysfitnesscenters.com
Ages: 5-12 years
Dates/times: May 28-August 10, 7:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
Details: Send your children to Foxy’s for the ultimate camp experience. Campers will take part in weekly field trips. On-site swimming, arts and crafts, basketball, racquetball lessons, tennis, out door track and kids fitness classes. Choose your weeks or days-we’re flexible.
The Little Gym Anytime Summer Kids Camp
5735 Essen Lane Suite 100
757-9930
www.tlgbatonrougela.com
Ages: 3-8 years
Dates/times: June 11-August 17
Details: Our Summer camps offer three hours of fun and activities. The specially developed camp curriculum combines physical fitness and play with arts, crafts and special events. It’s the perfect break for kids (and parents.) during the long summer months and our flexible schedule allows you to choose from 1 day up to 5 days each week. With only 25 kids per day, you better call early.
Parkview Baptist and All Star Athletics Speed
5750 Parkview Church Road; (225) 291-2500 ext.166
www.parkviewbaptist.com
Ages: Grades 1-12
Dates/times: June 25-28; 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: This camp teaches one of the most important aspects of all sports-speed and agility. Come learn exercises, techniques and biomechanics of proper running form. A t-shirt is included.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Baseball Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 6-9
Dates/times: June 25-27, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Current St. Michael High School coaches and players will teach campers how to play baseball Warrior style. Fundamentals including hitting, fielding and pitching will be taught along with basic conditioning and motivation.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Boy’s Basketball Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 1-3, 4-6 and 7-9
Dates/times: June 18-22, June 11-15 and June 4-8, each session is for different age groups. Times vary
Details: Player will learn the fundamentals of basketball, gain confidence through competitive game situations, and be constantly motivated in highly organized atmosphere. Each camper will receive a t-shirt and a chance at various awards. Bring your own lunch; cold drinks will be provided.
St. Michael Middle School Boys Basketball Summer League
17521 Monitor Avenue: (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Incoming freshmen boys
Dates/Times: Begins June 4
Details: This is an opportunity to help transition form middle school basketball to high school basketball under the direction of the Warrior Boys Head Junior Varsity and Associate Varsity Coach.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Girls’ Basketball Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 6-9
Dates/times: May 28-June 1; 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Camp features fundamental instruction through a series of drills and will increase confidence, instill teamwork, and motivate through actual games. Campers will receive a t-shirt and awards.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Volleyball Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 4-6, 8 a.m.-12 p.m.; Grades 7-9, 1-5 p.m.
Dates/times: June 25-29, different times for each age group.
Details: Camp features basic fundamentals, introduction to advanced skills and strategy, and tournament style play. Coached by Lady Warrior Head Coach and members of the St. Michael High School volleyball team.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Athletic Training Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 7-12
Dates/Times: May 30-June 1, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Details: St. Michael High School is hosting its second annual Athletic Training/Sports Medicine Camp. Campers will learn first aid and CPR; wound care; taping procedures; and spine boarding-the basics to becoming a Student Athletic Trainer.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Fitness Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 6-9
Dates/Times: June 18-22, 2-4 p.m.
Details: The program will feature the instruction of the following disciplines: speed, agility, strength and endurance training with a 20:1 athlete to coach ratio. Athletes will receive a t-shirt and a fitness bag, and snacks and Powerade will be provided daily.
St. Michael the Archangel High School Weightlifting and Agility Training
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Incoming freshmen and all new student athletes
Dates/times: May 28-August 1; girls 10-11 a.m.; boys 11 a.m.-12:25 p.m.
Details: Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. This weightlifting and agility training opportunity is supervised and directed by the Warrior Head Football Coach.
Baton Rouge Dance Connection Summer Dance Extravaganza
1893 West Muriel Drive
(225) 273-2900
www.brdance.com
Ages: 3-18 years
Dates/times: July 9-12 afternoon and evening classes
Details: BRDC Summer Dance Camp Extravaganza is a great way to get active in the arts over the summer. Classes will be taught in Ballet, Tap, Jazz and Lyrical. From beginner to advanced we have just the right class for your dancer. This is the perfect opportunity to explore new classes with out a year long commitment.
LA Athletics Summer Cheer Camps
11577 Mercantile Drive; (225) 755-2503
www.laathletics.com
Ages: Grades K-5
Dates/times: June 4-8, June 18-22, July 9-13, July 23-27; 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
Details: This camp caters to young girls interested in learning cheers, chants, dances, jumps and other cheer skills in a fun, exciting environment . Early drop-off and late pick-up is available for a fee.
Ravenwood Stables Riding Camp
Prairieville; (225) 673-6262 or (225) 673-6361
Ages: 7-13 years
Dates/times: TBA
Details: Fill your child’s summer with fun at Ravenwood Stable’s week-long camp. Daily riding lessons and hands-on experience with horses for the beginner through advanced horse lover. Extended day available.
Parkview Baptist School Eagles Basketball Camp
5750 Parkview Church Road
291-2500, ext. 157
www.parkviewbaptist.com
Ages/Grades: K-8
Dates/Times: TBA
Details: We teach young people to play basketball. Every fundamental aspect of the game is covered with a special emphasis on shooting the basketball.
Arts & Crafts
Amelia’s Kids Summer Sewing Camp
(225) 924-2000
www.ameliasquiltshop.com
Ages: all
Dates/times: June and July sessions available
Details: learn to read patterns and sew using your very own Smart by PFAFF sewing machine. One on one learning. You can make your own special quilt with fabric you choose.
BRIS Suzuki Music Camp 2007
5015 Autoplex Drive
(225) 293-4338
www.brintl.com
Ages: 2 and up
Dates/times: June 25-30, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Details: The purpose of the BRIS Suzuki Music Camp is to provide an intense, enjoyable musical experience. The Suzuki Method is an immersion based system that believes everyone has musical potential. By mimicking the way a first language is learned, music becomes a mean of expression and a pleasant social outlet.
Baton Rouge School of Performing and Fine Arts Camp
3535 Jones Creek Road
(225) 753-6909
www.brspa.org
Ages: 6-15 years
Dates/Times: June 4-August 3, 8:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Details: One and two week sessions include performance art camp Theater Palooza, Art Adventure, Art Project workshops, Cheerleading camp, acting and musical theater at Dramarama, and lets make a movie at Hodge Podge. Small groups, personal attention, professional staff, swimming, and snowballs everyday. All activities on site no traveling. Before and after care available.
BREC Summer Acting Camp-Disney’s “Aladdin”
Independence Park Theatre, 7800 Independence Boulevard; (225) 216-0660
www.brec.org/theatre
Ages/Grade: Entering grades 1-5
Dates/Times: June 18-29, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.,
Details: Registration begins February 27. Disney’s resourceful young hero and wise-cracking genie come to life on stage in BREC Theatre’s Summer Arts Camp production of “Aladdin”.
LSU Cartoon Camp
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 8-12
Dates/times: June 25-29
Details: Week-long camps for beginning and advanced cartoonists focusing on creative dynamics, caricatures, cartoon illustration, inking and lettering. Taught by professional caricaturist, Keith Douglas, AKA “Cartoon man”, and professional associates.
Playmakers Theatre Camp
Manship Theatre at the Shaw Center for the Arts, 100 Lafayette St.; (225) 241-4934
or (225) 389-7246
www.playmakers.net
Ages: 4-17 years
Dates/times: June 4-15, July 2-13, July 23-27
Details: There are various camps offered for ages 4-17 years. All Playmakers’ instructors are highly experienced and degreed professionals. Register now as camp sizes are limited. Includes specialized program, beginning acting techniques are covered. Children will sing and dance their heart out.
Potteryworks Summer Camp
5720 Corporate Boulevard Suite B; (225) 926-3401
www.uniqueceramics.biz
Ages: 5-13 years
Dates/times: Session I: June 6-8; Session 2: June 20-22; Session 3: July 11-13; Session 4: July 25-27; Session 5: August 1-3
Details: Ceramics, Mosaics, Clay Hand-building and a variety of other art projects.
St. Michael High School Band Camp
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 5-9
Dates/Times: June 11-15, Camp 1 from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. or Camp 2 from 12:30-2:30 p.m.
Details: Camp 1 will focus on small and large ensemble work, musicianship, theory and beginning jazz improvisation. Camp 2 will focus on drum line and percussion. Camps are open to those who have had at least one year of beginner band. Bring your instrument. Sheet music, a t-shirt, Ralph Hardiman Signature drumsticks, and pizza will be provided.
Summer Scrapbook Camp
Memory Mania; 17424 Airline Highway, Prairieville; (225) 744-2767
www.memorymaniac.com
Ages: 9-16 years
Dates/times: June 18-22, July 9-13; 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: You supply the photos, adhesive, memories and we supply everything else to complete a 20 page scrapbook, including the scrapbook and t-shirt, in one week. Learn basic. Learn basic scrap-booking, stamping, embossing and so much more.
BRIS Foreign Language Camp 2007
5015 Autoplex Drive
(225) 293-4338
www.brintl.com
Ages: 2-12 years
Date/times: June 25-July 12; 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Details: There are 3 Weekly themes to enhance children creative learning in arts and crafts, singing and drama, computer technology and fun educational activities while being exposed to the cultures behind the languages through traditional celebrations. There is no level of fluency required and all levels of speakers are welcome. Extended care is also available.
Community School for the Arts Summer Arts Blast
Shaw Center for the Arts
344-8558
www.artsbr.org
Ages: 6-14 years
Dates/times: June 4-14, June 25-July 6, July 16-22
Details: Our Summer Arts Blasts are designed to both educate and entertain. We will have visual, literary, and performing artists teaching a variety of art mediums. Art exhibits, field trips, and student performances are all part of this fun, creative, and artistic alternative to traditional summer camps.
Kids Can Draw
9266 Drew Court
234-7734
Ages: 5-Teens
Dates/Times: June 4-August 3
Details: Each weekly session will provide all art supplies, Kids Can Draw t-shirt and snacks for each camper. Each week the artist will work with a variety of mediums and sources-along with creative craft projects. Parent can select weekly half day camp or attend weekly full days.
LSU Mugworts School of Enchantment
LSU Campus; (225) 578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 3-6
Dates/times: June 4-7
Details: A one week program of science, suspense, and creativity for grades 3-6 who enjoy the fantasy, mystery and humor of books like the Harry Potter series.
Spring into the Arts
Literacy and Technology Center, 9261 Florida Boulevard; (225) 664-1168
www.livingstonarts.org
Ages: Currently attending 3-5 grades
Dates/Times: July 9-13; 7:45 am-12 p.m.
Details: Spring into the Art is a one-week summer day camp designed to bring together intelligent and enthusiastic children to participate in variety of hands on art experiences with professional artists and teachers. Admission is offered on a first-come, first-serve basis, so early registration is strongly recommended. For more information email artslivingston@yahoo.com or artscouncilofliv.@bellsouth.net.
The Community School for the Arts-Youth Arts
The Shaw Center; (225) 344-8558
www.artsbr.org
Ages: 6-14
Dates/Times: March 24-May 12, Saturdays, 9:15-11:15 a.m.
Details: Teaching Artists will introduce students, to a unique approach to art as well as various art mediums.
The Community School for the Arts-Home School Arts Class
The Shaw Center; (225) 344-8558
www.artsbr.org
Ages: 7-14
Dates/Times: March 15-April 26; Thursdays, 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Details: Students will tap their creativity using a variety of art mediums. Curriculums are designed for both the beginner and advanced artist.
The Community School for the Arts-Spring and Summer Arts Blasts
The Shaw Center; (225) 344-8558
www.artsbr.org
Ages: 6-14
Dates/Times: Spring April 9-13; Summer June 4-15, June 25-July 16-27
Details: Arts Blasts are fun and creative. Extended Day options available.
LSU Creative Arts Camps for Teens
1105 Lee Drive
578-1344
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 7-12
Dates/times: June 4-7 and July 11-14
Details: One-week camps on culinary arts and fashion design with lots of creative projects.
Vacation Bible School
10th Annual Camp Fun One at St. Joseph’s Academy
3015 Broussard Street
383-7207, ext. 225
www.sjabr.org
Ages: Grades 1-5
Dates/times: May 29-August 3, 7:45 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Details: Campers will enjoy games, stories, crafts and recreation. Each week, we’ll take a field trip or enjoy special guest visitors. Campers bring their own lunch and drink. We provide a morning and afternoon snack.
University Baptist Church
5775 Highland Rd
766-9474
Ages: Toddler-5th grade
Dates/times: June 23-27, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: The theme for this year’s Bible school is Outrigger Island. There will be Bible study, games, outside time, snacks, music, library time and crafts. Best of all, it’s free!
15th Annual Sizzling Summer at St. Joseph’s Academy
3015 Broussard Street225) 383-7207, ext. 225
www.sjabr.org
Ages: Grades 1-11, girls
Dates/times: June 4-July 13, morning and afternoon camps.
Details: Choose from performing arts, academic enrichment and athletic camps. Campers enrolled in a morning and afternoon camp during the same week must bring a bag lunch and drink. The middle school basketball league runs in the evenings July 9-27.
Broadmoor United Methodist Church Summer Day Camp
10230 Mollylea Drive
(225) 926-5243
Ages: Grades K-6
Dates/times: May 29-August 3; 7 a.m.-5:45 p.m.
Details: Our summer day camp offers campers a variety of activities including bowling-skating-swimming-movies field trips, in and around Baton Rouge, arts and crafts and themed weeks. Full time/part time openings. Register for the weeks you need. For information, call Marilyn Carson.
Camp Eagle
9739 Joor Road
(225) 261-1743
www.centralchristianacademy.org
Ages: Grades 1-5
Dates/times: TBA
Details: Fun and exciting field trips are just around the corner at Camp Eagle. Campers will swim or play water games every day (swimming lessons are also available). Arts and crafts, music, character training, games and instructional sports are included on a daily basis. We also have vacation Bible school.
Camp H.O.P.E. Summer Enrichment Program
11745 Haymarket
(225) 292-0000
Ages: 6-12 (grades1-6)
Dates/Times: May 29-August 3, 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Details: Christian based camp offers 10 weeks of academic enrichment, performing arts and recreational activities. Activities include arts and crafts, drama, music, liturgical dance, karate and weight training. Campers will enjoy weekly field trips and special guest visitors. Breakfast and lunch served daily.
Camp Theodore
3550 Morning Glory Avenue
387-0398
www.trinityschoolbr.org
Ages: Entering grades K-6
Details: Camp Theodore offers children entering kindergarten through sixth grade a week of entertaining activities, arts, crafts, featured guest and fun. Each week is highlighted by a different theme and designed to provide a hands-on, minds-on program in a safe and supportive environment. Each week will culminate with “lunch on us.”
Central Christian Academy–Soaring into Summer Fun
Central Christian Academy
261-1743
Ages: Grades K-5
Dates/times: TBA
Details: Swimming, field trips, yummy lunches, crafts, activities, music, vacation Bible school and fun physical fitness.
Junior Camp
Woodlawn Baptist Church
(225) 753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Completed grades 3-4
Dates/times: June 26-28
Details: We leave Woodlawn at 8 am. the 26 and return at 5 pm on the 28. The children swim, ride horses, do crafts, recreation, and learn Biblical truths.
Keepers of His Flock Summer Camp
11745 Haymarket Avenue
292-0000
keepersofhisfloc@bellsouth.net
Ages: 4-5 years
Dates/Times: May 29-Aug 3; 7:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Details: Campers will enjoy 10 weeks of games, stories, arts and crafts, and recreational activities. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be provided daily. During the 10 weeks the campers will go on field trips or enjoy special guest visitors. Each camper will receive two camp t-shirts.
Mission’s Camp
Woodlawn Baptist Church
753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Grades 1-6
Dates/times: July 25-27 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Details: Children will do community projects and experience mission opportunities in our city. Children are to bring a lunch with them.
Parkview Baptist Summer Day Camp
11795 Jefferson Highway; (225) 293-2820, ext. 102 or (225) 293-8008
www.parkviewbaptist.com
Ages: Grades K-5
Dates/times: TBA
Details: Morning Bible study and weekly chapel which focus on Christian character building. Hourly rotation of activities which vary daily. Frequent field trips and special events. Gymnastics and swimming lessons available. Staffed by Strong Christian College students. Space limited.
St. Andrew’s Camp Can Do
17510 Monitor Avenue; (225) 752-2903
www.standrewsumc.net
Ages: 3-10 years
Dates/times: May 29-August 3, 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Friday
Details: Camp Can Do is a full time camp program whose primary purpose is to encourage and nurture your child’s growth both socially and spiritually in a caring, loving Christian environment. Camp Can Do is carefully planned for individuals to experience a variety of recreational activities. Children participate in indoor and outdoor activities, guest demonstrations, and weekly field trips
St. Andrew’s Camp Can Do II
17510 Monitor Avenue; (225) 752-2903
www.standrewsumc.net
Ages: Grades 5-9
Dates/times: May 29-August 3, 7 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-Fridays
Details: Camp Can Do II is a camp for the middle school aged kids. There will be 10 weekly themes and related activities; guest demonstrations; weekly field trips including Blue/bayou Water Park.
St. Theresa Summer Warriors Day Camp
212 East New River Street, Gonzales; (225) 647-8035
www.summerwarriors.com
Ages: 4-13 years
Dates/times: May 29-July 13, 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
Details: A seven week long camp full of activities both on and off campus. Art, swimming, wall climbing, bowling, skating, cooking, fishing, movies and much more.
4th of July water Party and End of Camp Blowout Party for all registered campers. Before and After Care Provided.
Vacation Bible School
Woodlawn Baptist Church, 5805 Jones Creek Road; (225) 753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Completed Grades K-4
Dates/times: June 4-8; 9 am-12 pm
Details: No charge, camp brochures available in church office.
Woodlawn Baptist Kid’s Camp
Judson Retreat Center, 5805 Jones Creek Road; (225) 753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Grades 1-2
Dates/times: June 25-26 over night camp
Details: We leave from Woodlawn at 8 a.m. on the 25 and return at 5 p.m. on the 26. The children swim, do crafts, recreation, ride horses and learn Biblical truths.
Vacation Bible School
University Baptist Church, 5775 Highland Road. (225) 766-9474 ext. 208
Ages: Toddlers-5th Graders
Dates/Times: June 23-27; 9am-12pm
Details: Bible study, games, music, snacks, library time, and arts & crafts.
X-Camp
Woodlawn Baptist Church, 5805 Jones Creek Road; (225) 753-1667
www.wbcbr.org
Ages: Completed Grades 5-8
Dates/times: July 2-5
Details: Great time of fun and fellowship for Pre-teens. Crazy skits and games. Bible study. Late night activities and swimming.
Summer Learning
Adventures in Safety
15094 Old Hammond Highway
(225) 766-0955, ext. 102
www.safetylca.org
Ages: 5-6 years
Dates/times: TBA
Details: Hands-on learning adventure for children to practice life-saving safety rules. Daily activities include guest speakers, presentations, video presentations, singing, crafts, classroom discussions and the favorite activity of all-riding Big Wheels around the town.
Professional Tutoring
(225)335-0818
www.professionaltutoring.org
Ages: Kindergarten – High School
Dates/Times: Flexible
Prepare for the next school year! We offer summer group tutoring and individual tutoring to students kindergarten-high school. Offering classes in Spanish, Math, Entrepreneurship and Leadership.
Abilities for Speech and Language Summer Shines Camp
(225) 292-4138
www.abilitiesinfo.com
Ages: all
Dates/times: June and July
Details: Summer groups will have weekly themes, some include handwriting, Social language skills, study skills, math groups, and others.
Brighton Bridges to Success Summer Program
9150 Bereford Drive; (225) 923-2068
www.thebrightonschool.org
Ages: 6-12 yrs.
Dates/times: June 11-July 6; 8:15 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: Saxon Phonics and Touch Math Programs plus time in the computer lab working with software at their instructional level. Heavy emphasis is placed on phonics and multi-sensory activities. Students will receive 2:1 or small group instruction. All classes are homogeneously grouped according to ability.
Camp ABC
Woman’s Center for Wellness
(225) 924-8450
www.womans.org
Ages: 5-6 years
Dates/times: June 5-28 on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9-12 p.m.; July 10-August 2 on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9:30-12:30
Details: This camp addresses motor coordination, letter formation, and reading readiness. Using a multi-sensory approach, performance components as related to handwriting will be targeted through a variety of gross motor coordination activities. Snack provided.
GameLan Cyber Camp
5201-C Nicholson Drive
769-7771
www.gamelancybercamp.com
Ages: 8-14 years
Dates/times: Weekly themes and workshops. Themes include Computer Hardware, Team Work, Code Breaking and more. Now offering healthy lunch options.
Jump into Writing
Woman’s Therapy Center-Ascension
644-2210
www.womans.org
Ages: 6-7 years
Dates/times: June 4-27; 9-10 am Monday and Wednesday
Details: Correct letter formation of capital and lower case letters will be addressed. A multi-sensory approach is used to address fine motor coordination, motor planning, postural control and upper body strength.
LSU ACT/SAT Exam Prep Courses
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 10-12
Dates/times: June 4-7 and June 25-28
Details: A review and analysis of concepts covered in the ACT and/or SAT exam. Test-taking strategies and practice test are included.
LSU Camp Challenge-New Courses.
8935 Westminster Drive
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: 3 years-grade 6
Dates/times: June 18-21, June 25-28, July 9-12
Details: One-week academic courses for gifted or “B” average children in grades PK-6. Hands-on fun filled courses combining art, reading, math and science.
LSU College Admission 101-New
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youthllsu.edu
Ages: Grades 10-12
Dates/Times: June 11-21 and July 9-19, times vary
Details: Learn how to identify, select, and apply the colleges and universities that are appropriate for you. Gain an inside perspective into the college admissions process
LSU First Grade Readiness
LSU Lab School
578-1344
www.youth.lsu.eud
Ages: Grade 1
Dates/times: June 11-28, July 9-26, 8-11:45 a.m.
Details: An introduction to reading, language arts and math readiness skills children encounter in the first grade.
LSU Game Design Camps
LSU Campus
578-1344
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 7-12
Dates/times: June 4-July 20, one and two week sessions available
Details: Two-week sessions in beginning and intermediate game design and short sessions in multimedia fusion. Students will learn the software and steps to develop characters, create environments and plot action to design their own computer games.
LSU Honors High School Credit Program
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 7-12
Dates/times: June11-July 20
Details: Students in grades 7-12 can earn honors high school credits during a six-week program. Courses include: Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry and Advanced Math, Biology, Chemistry, Web Mastering and Desktop Publishing.
LSU Kindergarten Camp
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: 4 years to Kindergarten
Dates/times: June 11-29 and July 9-27; 8-11:30 a.m.
Details: An opportunity for children entering Kindergarten to enjoy and profit from a camp designed to promote their social, cognitive, physical and emotional growth.
LSU Summer Enrichment Series-New Courses
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 6-12
Dates/times: June 11-21 and July 9-19
Details: Enrichment courses in math, arts, communication and business-for gifted or B average 6-12 graders.
LSU Youth Academy-New Courses
LSU Campus
578-3144
www.youth.lsu.edu
Ages: Grades 1-12
Dates/times: June 11-28, July 9-26
Details: Motivational academic support courses for students wanting a head start on the next school year.
Ready, Set, Jump Into Preschool
Woman’s center for Wellness, 9637 Jefferson Highway; (225) 924-8450
www.womans.org
Age: 4-5 years
Dates/times: July 10-August 2, Tuesdays and Thursdays; 8-9:30 a.m.
Details: A program designed to prepare children for preschool. Children will learn directionality, body awareness, colors and shapes. Prewriting skills will be mastered as they are introduced to handwriting readiness activities.
St. Michael High School Science Camp:”Microbes and Medicine”
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 7-8
Dates/Times: June 4-8, 10 a.m.-12 p.m.
Details: This is a fun, fast-paced course taught by the St. Michael High School Science Chair cellular life through organ systems. Microscope work, basic suture skills, and dissection will be performed. A must for anyone interested in medicine.
St. Michael Survivor-Math Island
17521 Monitor Avenue; (225) 753-9782
www.smhsbr.org
Ages: Grades 7-8
Dates/Times: June 4-8; 8-10 a.m.
Details: Designed by the St. Michael High School Math Department Chair, this course will provide mathematical challenges that will enhance skills while having fun. Participants will learn tricks on the graphing calculator, constructions on the computer, and strategies for number puzzles such as Sudoku.
2007 Summer Reading Program
All Libraries; (225) 231-3760
www.ebr.lib.la.us
Ages: 1 and up
Dates/times: May 24-July 31
Details: The East Baton Rouge Parish Library is booking a reading trip this summer with great books and fun activities. Come to the public library, enjoy great books, and enjoy fabulous programs. Children signing up will receive their own special reading logs and bookmarks so they can keep record of their reading progress. It's going to be a great world wide adventure this summer. Teens and adults will have their own programs, so the whole family can read together this summer.
Team Readers Together Everyone Achieves More
Woman’s Center for Wellness, 9637 Jefferson Highway; (225) 924-8450
www.womans.org
Ages: Elementary aged
Dates/times: June 6-August 1; 8-10 a.m., 10 a.m.-12 p.m., 3:30-5:30 p.m. on Wednesdays
Details: The Team Reader program is geared for elementary aged children, who struggle with reading, have poor reading comprehension, read below grade level, and/or have dyslexia. Times subject to change.
Whole Brain Reading Programs/ Math Camps
38214 Brown Road, Prairieville; (225) 673-1980
Ages: Minimum age 5, grades K-5
Dates/times: Session I; May 28-June 23, Session II; July 9-August 3.
Details: Let this summer be productive and fun. Reading and Math Camps re-lay academic foundations through phonics, handwriting, and basic math skills. Skills are re-enforced with fun games. Improvement is accelerated with visual/physical coordination training.
Summer Lagniappe
i2 Sportswear
756-7493
Victoria's Toy Station
924-3632
Wanetin Lakes
261-4430
Taekwondo
753-0913
Ruffles-n-Britches
924-0670
Gifts by Miss Priss
753-9136
Heritage Clothesline
923-0706
What's Kickin'
766-0191
The Creative Touch
925-0022
David Vincent's Martial Arts
766-5181
Concon's Kids
877-288-9933
Episcopal
753-3180
Lindsay's Lagniappe
229-7059
Chocollage
216-2462
Kate & Co
291-9770
Learning Express
231-1220
Community School for the Arts
344-8558
Pampos
927-0393
Backyard Adventures
292-5455
Chic Bebe'
768-1477
Massage Emporium
387-0060
Homewatch Caregivers
246-8537
Tori's Express
445-0263
Dunham
767-7097
St. Elizabeth Foundation
769-8888
Highland Rd Park Observatory
272-9200
Beacon House
753-5551
Family Christian Academy
768-3026
Kleinpeter Photo
928-7596
EBR Magnet Programs
922-5443
Green's Crafts for Tots
248-1628 and 572-6671
Hosanna Christian Academy
926-4885
Fine Light Studios
928-8357
Pony Rides
664-4458
Birthday Party Friends
775-1011
Building Better Kids
313-6849
Don Carters
924-0124
Angel Prints
769-0000
Farrell Fruge' Jr
292-9700
Kids Count
928-0801
Stroller Fit
241-0335
The Freckled Frog
673-9583
Portor Ortho
291-9900
Gymboree
751-9622
First Glimpse
927-2454
Jump-n-Jive
753-JUMP
The Little Schoolhouse
927-6678
It's My Party
768-8171
Lollipop Tree
615-8069
Belles & Beaus
766-6006
Banbury Cross
761-3994
Kindercare Learning Center
769-6354
Trinity Episcopal
387-0398
YMCA
216-1689
My Little Tea Party
622-5167
Leo's Skating
926-5448
Refinery Children's Boutique
291-8656
Kidz Jump Zone
667-4738
Rainbows by Paulette
291-7766
Snug as a Bug
744-3999
Dr. Vance Misuraca
766-3300
Artistico Express
756-4996
Club Z Tutoring
752-1430
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