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   Animal ManiaHop, gallop, cluck, and roar! Explore the difference between wild animals, pets, and animals that help us work. |
Fee: $14 per girl on or before 4/15 • $19 after 4/15 CPC1: Saturday, June 7, 12:30-3:30 pm, CPC |
Earn the Animals Try-It. | Dress for outdoor activities and Bring a water bottle, insect Includes snack. |
| Brownies In Business What do you want to be when you grow up? What do you like to do? Bring a photo of yourself to make a book about your likes and dislikes. Play charades and practice being part of a restaurant crew. |
Fee: $14 per girl on or before 4/15 • $19 after 4/15 Min: 20 Max: 40 TFO1: Monday, June 16, 1-4 pm, TFOPC CPC2: Tuesday, July 15, 9 am-noon, CPC CPC3: Saturday, July 19, 9 am-noon, CPC CPC4: Thursday, August 14, 9 am-noon, CPC |
Earn the Careers Try-It. | Dress for |
| +GirlSports Mini-Camp Have a ball playing sports with your friends. Pick up some moves from Carroll College students as you throw, kick, catch, and hit a variety of sport balls. |
Fee: $35 per girl on or before 4/15 • $40 after 4/15 Min: 15 Max: 60 CC1: Wednesday-Friday, July 16-18, 9 am-noon, Carroll College, Waukesha CC2: Wednesday-Friday, July 23-25, 9 am-noon, Carroll College, Waukesha |
Earn the GirlSports Try-It. | Dress for sporting activities; wear athletic shoes. |
| Groovin’ Games It’s all about archery and parachute games on this morning! Create a mushroom, make waves, and climb a mountain. We’ll also play cat and mouse, snake tag, and popcorn. At the archery range, girls will get many opportunities to practice shooting a bow and arrow at a target set at the perfect distance after they learn how to be safe, follow rules, and range commands. |
Girls entering grades 2 and 3 Fee: $10 per girl before 4/15 • $15 after 4/15 Min: 15 Max: 30 Three volunteers needed. TFO1: Wednesday, June 18, 9 am-noon, TFOPC |
NONE | Bring a water |
| High Flyin’ Fun! It’s time to soar. Pretend to be a weathervane in the wind. Make a pinwheel, a kite, and a windsock to take home. |
Fee: $14 per girl before 4/15 • $19 after 4/15 Min: 20 Max: 40 TFO1: REVISED DATE - Tuesday, June 19, 9 am-noon, TFOPC CPC2: Tuesday, August 19, 9 am-noon, CPC CPC3: Thursday, August 21, 9 am-noon, CPC CPC4: Saturday, August 23, 9 am-noon, CPC |
Earn the Movers Try-It. | Dress for indoors and outdoors. |
 + Lakewatch ExpeditionSet sail on the Sailing Vessel Denis Sullivan for a threehour afternoon voyage to discover Lake Michigan. After helping to hoist 4,000 feet of sail, test the water quality, examine live fish, learn about exotic species, use tools of underwater archeologists, and much, much more. Spend the morning at Discovery World exploring their hands-on exhibits and aquariums. |
Girls entering grades 3-6 Fee: $55 per person on or before 4/15 • $60 after 4/15 Min: 35 Max: 44 Five volunteers needed. TFO1: REVISED - Thursday, July 24, 7 am-4 pm, Bus pick-up and return from TFOPC or Park & Ride at I-94 and College Avenue, Discovery World, Milwaukee |
NONE | Bring a bag lunch, water bottle, and sunscreen. |
| Make It, Eat It Food can be a lot of fun to grow, prepare, and eat. Plant a seed to watch it grow at home. Start a recipe book. Practice measuring and mixing. |
Fee: $14 per girl on or before 4/15 • $19 after 4/15 Min: 20 Max: 30 TFO1: Monday, June 16, 9 am-noon, TFOPC |
Earn the Make It, Eat It Try-It. | Dress
for indoors and cooking. |
| Playin' Around Play games from around the globe. Get moving and have fun. |
Fee: $14 per girl on or before 4/15 • $19 after 4/15 |
Earn the Playing Around the World Try-It. | Dress for
outdoor activities and hiking; |
| +Project Runway: The Art of Accessories! Do you dream of being a fashion designer? Are the names Blahnik, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana as familiar to you as your own name? Jewelry, hats, purses, scarves, T-shirts, and fabulous flip flop fashions will be created. You get to walk the runway and model all that you created on the last day. Parents/families are invited to the end-of-camp fashion show. |
Girls entering grades 2-8 Fee: $70 per girl on or before 4/15 • $75 after 4/15 Min: 15 Max: 25 RAM1: Thursday-Friday, June 19-20, 9 am-4 pm, RAM’s Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, Racine |
NONE | NOTE: Please bring a lunch each day. |
| Show Us Your Green Thumb Investigate the exciting plants growing around us. Make your own “seed diary” to record your discoveries, make plant rubbings, and go on a leaf scavenger hunt. |
Fee: $14 per girl on or before 4/15 • $19 after 4/15 CPC1: Tuesday, June 24, 12:30-3:30 pm, CPC |
Earn the Plants Try-It. | Dress for |
| +Summer Art Camp:
Welcome to the Jungle! Animals and their environments will be a big focus of this wild art camp. We will even be visited by some animal friends. Invite your family and friends to come to Student Gallery Night on Friday to view the outstanding art created by you! Look out though….it's a jungle in here! |
Girls entering grades 2-8 Fee: $110 per girl on or before 4/15 • $120 after 4/15 Min: 25 Max: 50 RAM2: Monday-Friday, August 4-8, 9 am-4 pm, RAM’s Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, Racine |
NONE | Dress for
mess and outdoors. |
| Tadpoles and Turtles Head to the pond and search for critters. Make a water bracelet. |
Fee: $14 per girl on or before 4/15 • $19 per girl after 4/15 Min: 20 Max: 40 CPC1: FULL - CPC2: Saturday, June 14, 12:30-3:30 pm, CPC CPC3: Tuesday, June 24, 9 am-noon, CPC |
Earn the Water Everywhere Try-It. | Dress for |
| Art In 3-D Bring your imagination! Have fun using your hands to create three dimensional works of art: an origami crane, sculptured candleholder, mask, and much more. |
Fee: $18 per girl on or before 4/15 • $23 after 4/15 Min: 20 Max: 40 TFO1: Tuesday, July 2, 9 am-3 pm, TFOPC CPC2: Tuesday, August 19, 9 am-3 pm, CPC CPC3: Thursday, August 21, 9 am-3 pm, CPC CPC4: Saturday, August 23, 9 am-3 pm, CPC |
Earn the Art in 3-D Badge. |
Dress for messy crafts. Bring a bag lunch and water bottle. |
| +Climb On! Gear up for an exciting day of high adventure! Challenge your team on the low ropes course and create an obstacle course. Try rock climbing at Adventure Rock. |
Fee: $35 per girl on or before 4/15 • $40 after 4/15 Min: 20 Max: 30 CPC1: Saturday, July 19, 9 am CPC, 3:15 pm pick-up at Adventure Rock CPC2: Saturday, July 26, 9 am CPC, 3:15 pm pick-up at Adventure Rock |
Earn the Adventure Sports Badge. | Dress for activities (tennis shoes, |
| Drawing and Painting Grab a sketchbook and head outside. Experiment with different painting techniques and art media: paint, chalk, markers, pencils, and more. Sketchbook provided. |
Fee: $18 per girl on or before 4/15 • $23 after 4/15 Min: 20 Max: 40 TFO1: REVISED DATE - Thursday, June 18, 9 am-2:30 pm, TFOPC CPC2: Saturday, June 21, 9 am-2:30 pm, CPC CPC3: Thursday, July 10, 10 am-3:30 pm, CPC CPC4: Saturday, August 2, 9 am-2:30 pm, CPC |
Earn the Drawing and Painting Badge. |
Dress for indoors and
outdoors. |
| Go Green! Girl Scouts take action! Join the Green Team to help people, animals, and plants stay healthy and the air, soil, and water stay clean. |
Fee: $18 per girl before 4/15 • $23 per girl after 4/15 Min: 20 Max: 40 TFO1: Tuesday, June 17, 9 am-2 pm, TFOPC CPC2: Tuesday, August 12, 9 am-2 pm, CPC CPC3: Saturday, August 16, 9 am-2 pm, CPC CPC4: Wednesday, August 20, 9 am-2 pm, CPC |
Earn the Eco-Action Badge. | Dress
for indoors and outdoors; no open-toe shoes. |
| It’s a “Wild Woosey” Challenge Day! Experience fun and adventure at the Woodhaven Challenge Course. We’ll start the day using adventure activities that make you laugh and help you learn at the same time. Your team will have fun at the low ropes course as you learn how to get things done as a group. You don’t need to be an athlete; just come prepared to have fun. |
Girls entering grades 6-8 Fee: $20 per person on or before 4/15 • $25 after 4/15 Min: 8 Max: 36 WH1: Wednesday, July 23, 9 am-1:30 pm, WHPC |
NONE | Wear comfortable
summer clothes and athletic shoes; no short-shorts,
sandals, or tops that show midriff. |
| Just Jewelry Is glitter and bling your thing? Design your own jewelry from fabric, and beads, to wire and jute. |
Girls entering grade 4 only Fee: $18 per girl on or before 4/15 • $23 after 4/15 Min: 20 Max: 40 CPC1: Saturday, June 7, 9:30 am-3 pm, CPC CPC2: Saturday, June 14, 9:30 am-3 pm, CPC CPC3: Thursday, June 26, 9:30 am-3 pm, CPC TFO4: Tuesday, July 8, 9 am-2:30 pm, TFOPC |
Earn the Jeweler Badge. | Dress for messy crafts. |
| + Lakewatch Expedition Set sail on the Sailing Vessel Denis Sullivan for a threehour afternoon voyage to discover Lake Michigan. After helping to hoist 4,000 feet of sail, test the water quality, examine live fish, learn about exotic species, use tools of underwater archeologists, and much, much more. Spend the morning at Discovery World exploring their hands-on exhibits and aquariums. |
Girls entering grades 3-6 Fee: $55 per person on or before 4/15 • $60 after 4/15 Min: 35 Max: 44 • Five volunteers needed. TFO1: REVISED - Thursday, July 24, 7 am-4 pm, Bus pick-up and return from TFOPC or Park & Ride at I-94 and College Avenue, Discovery World, Milwaukee |
NONE | Bring a bag lunch, water bottle, and sunscreen. |
| Love for the Land Be part of the circle of life as you discover how to protect nature. Create a journal, be an actor in a play, and work in a group service project to build a wooden bench. |
Fee: $18 per girl on or before 4/15 • $23 after 4/15 |
Earn the Love for the Land Patch. | Dress for indoors and outdoors; |
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Fee: $12 per girl on or before 4/15 • $17 after 4/15 Min: 10 Max: 20 Two volunteers needed. TFO1: Wednesday, June 18, 1-4 pm, TFOPC TFO2: Tuesday, July 1, 9 am-noon, TFOPC |
NONE | Bring a water bottle and sunscreen. |
| +Paddlin’ Gals The Root River beckons canoeists with its wildlife and gentle current. River Bend will provide all equipment, instruction, and a guided tour upstream to explore places seldom visited by people. |
Girls entering grades 4-12 Fee: $15 per person before 4/15 • $20 after 4/15 Min: 15 Max: 25 • Three volunteers needed. RB1: Monday, June 30, 9 am-noon, River Bend Nature Center, Racine |
NONE | Dress for the weather, as |
| +Project Runway: The Art of Accessories! Do you dream of being a fashion designer? Are the names Blahnik, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana as familiar to you as your own name? Jewelry, hats, purses, scarves, T-shirts, and fabulous flip flop fashions will be created. You get to walk the runway and model all that you created on the last day. Parents/families are invited to the end-of-camp fashion show. |
Girls entering grades 2-8 Fee: $70 per girl on or before 4/15 • $75 after 4/15 Min: 15 Max: 25 RAM1: Thursday-Friday, June 19-20, 9 am-4 pm, RAM’s Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, Racine |
NONE | NOTE: Please bring a lunch each day. Each girl should bring a white T-shirt and a pair of flip flops on the first day. |
| +River Kayaking Want to try something new and fun? Do you like to explore places where not too many people go? Then kayaking is for you! Paddling a kayak is even easier than a canoe. Come on down to River Bend and they’ll supply the equipment, instruction, and a guided tour of the gentle Root River. |
Fee: $15 per person before 4/15 • $20 after 4/15 Min: 5 Max: 12 One volunteer needed. RB2: FULL |
NONE | Dress for the weather, as event is outdoors. |
| +Rocks Rock! Go on a rock hunt, take a “core sample”, and make a fossil. Visit the Halquist “Rockin’ Schoolhouse” and tour the Vulcan Materials quarry. This workshop is a blast! |
Fee: $25 per girl on or before 4/15 • $30 after 4/15 Min: 25 Max: 65 HQV1: Tuesday, August 5, 9:30 am-4 pm, Marx Park, Brookfield |
Earn the Rocks Rock Badge. | Dress for indoors and outdoors; no
open-toe shoes. |
| +Sew Camp Basics Become familiar with the mechanics of the sewing machine as you work on projects. Learn about stitch width and length, thread tension adjustment, machine maintenance, and the various components of the sewing machine. Three projects will be constructed: a pillowcase, scissor caddy, and petal pouch. |
Girls entering grades 4-8 Fee: $40 per girl on or before 4/15 • $45 after 4/15 Min: 2 Max: 6 TFO1: Monday-Tuesday, July 28-29, 1-5 pm, TFOPC |
NONE | Supply list will be included in your confirmation. |
| +Sew Camp Advanced Continue to broaden your skill level at the sewing machine. Construct a star pillow, potholders, and a zipper purse. |
Girls entering grades 5-8 Fee: $40 per girl on or before 4/15 • $45 after 4/15 Min: 2 Max: 6 TFO2: Wednesday-Thursday, July 30-31, 1-5 pm, TFOPC |
NONE | Supply list will be included in your confirmation. |
| +Summer Art Camp:
Welcome to the Jungle! Animals and their environments will be a big focus of this wild art camp. We will even be visited by some animal friends. Invite your family and friends to come to Student Gallery Night on Friday to view the outstanding art created by you! Look out though….it's a jungle in here! |
Girls entering grades 2-8 Fee: $110 per girl on or before 4/15 • $120 after 4/15 Min: 25 Max: 50 RAM2: Monday-Friday, August 4-8, 9am-4 pm, RAM’s Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, Racine |
NONE | NOTE: Bring a bag lunch each day. |
| Summer in the City Let’s tour the town! Grab your passport for an urban adventure in downtown Waukesha. |
Fee: $18 per girl on or before 4/15 • $23 after 4/15 Min: 20 Max: 40 DTW1: Monday, July 28, 1-6 pm, Frame Park, Waukesha DTW2: Wednesday, July 30, 2:30-7:30 pm, Frame Park, Waukesha DTW3: Wednesday, August 6, 2:30-7:30 pm, Frame Park, Waukesha |
Earn the Outdoors in the City Badge. | Dress for the outdoors; no open toe
shoes. |
| +Tee Time Learn to play the game of golf while working side by side with real pros. Each session includes lessons from an instructor, course access fees, all golf equipment (you may bring your own clubs), a nine-hole scramble, hotdog social on Wednesday, and a free membership to the LPGA/USGA Girls Golf Program. |
Girls entering grades 4-12 Fee: $45 per girl and $55 per adult on or before 4/15 • $50 per girl and $60 per adult after 4/15 Min: 15 Max: 25 Sessions are Monday-Tuesday 1-4 pm & Wednesday 1-5 pm. MD1: June 16-18, Moor Downs, Waukesha MD2: June 23-25, Moor Downs, Waukesha MD3: June 30-July 2, Moor Downs, Waukesha NP4: July 7-9, Noyes Park, Milwaukee MD5: July 14-16, Moor Downs, Waukesha NP6: July 21-23, Noyes Park, Milwaukee MD7: July 28-30, Moor Downs, Waukesha IG8: August 4-6, Ives Grove Golf Links, Sturtevant |
NONE | NOTE: Adults who attend must be willing to learn golf and
become good role models for the girls. You will also help
supervise the girls who attend your session. |
| +The Art of Theater How about combining two favorite art forms: the visual arts and performing arts? Spend the mornings at RAM's Wustum Museum creating costume designs, miniature stage sets, theatrical masks, playbills, and more. The afternoon will be spent at the Racine Theatre Guild learning the art of acting through acting games and skits. |
Girls entering grades 5-8 Fee: $100 per girl on or before 4/15 • $110 after 4/15 Min: 15 Max: 25 RAM3: Wednesday-Friday, July 23-25, 9 am-4 pm, RAM’s Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, Racine |
NONE | Parents are invited to come see improvisational
|
| Water Wonders Put on waders, grab a net, and head to the pond. Discover how creatures live in the water–what they eat, where they live, and how they breathe. Find out what it takes to keep a balance at the Chinook Pond. |
Fee: $18 per girl on or before 4/15 • $23 after 4/15 Min: 20 Max: 40 CPC1: Saturday, June 28, 9:30 am-2 pm, CPC CPC2: Tuesday, July 1, 9:30 am-2 pm, CPC CPC3: Wednesday, July 2, 9:30 am-2 pm, CPC |
Earn the Water Wonders Badge. | Dress for indoors and outdoors; no open-toe
shoes. |
| Adventures in Babysitting Here’s your chance to learn all the basics about babysitting. Attend the American Red Cross Babysitting Course to give you the knowledge, skills, and confidence to care for infants and school-age children. Expand your training with American Red Cross First Aid and Child/Infant CPR. |
Fee: $60 per girl on or before 4/15 • $65 after 4/15 Min: 6 Max: 12 TFO1: REVISED DATE - Thursday, July 10, 9 am-4 pm, TFOPC |
NONE | Bring a bag lunch and water bottle. |
| +Earth SOS It’s not easy being green, but we’ll show you how. Discover how your decisions impact the environment. Take a trip to the Waukesha Recycling Center. |
Girls entering grades 7-12 Fee: $25 per girl on or before 4/15 • $30 after 4/15 Min: 18 Max: 30 CPC1: Wednesday, July 9, 9 am-3pm, CPC |
Earn the Eco-Action Interest Project Patch. |
Bring a bag lunch, water bottle, insect repellent, and sunscreen. |
| +Equine Extreme This workshop will rein you in! Everything you want to know about breeding, training, equipment, and horseshoeing from professionals. Hop on the bus to Wisconsin Equine Clinic and Hospital. |
Girls entering grades 7-12 |
Earn the Horse Sense Interest Project Patch. |
Bring a bag lunch, water bottle, insect repellent, and sunscreen. |
| First Aid/Infant & Child CPR Accidents do happen! Be prepared while caring for younger children and get the knowledge, skills, and confidence you need to help an injured person through this course. Learn how to identify and handle skinned knees, allergic reactions to insect bites, broken fingers, and more. You’ll also learn how to perform CPR and help a choking victim. Expand your training with Adventures in Babysitting Event. |
Fee: $20 per girl before 4/15 • $25 after 4/15 Min: 4 Max: 12 RSC1: Monday, June 16, 9 am-4 pm, Racine Service Center |
NONE | NOTE: Certification is not guaranteed because testing is |
| Go Ahead… Challenge Yourself! Experience challenge and adventure at the Woodhaven Challenge Course! Your team will prepare themselves in the morning using adventure activities that are fun along with the low ropes course. In the afternoon, you’ll move to the high ropes course where you’ll have a chance to show yourself just how great an adventurer you really are. You don’t have to be athletic to be on the team. |
Girls entering grades 8-12 Fee: $25 per person on or before 4/15 • $30 after 4/15 Min: 8 Max: 30 WH2: Wednesday, July 16, 9 am-3:30 pm, WHPC |
NONE | Wear
comfortable summer clothes and athletic shoes; no shortshorts,
sandals, or tops that show midriff. |
| It’s a “Wild Woosey” Challenge Day! Experience fun and adventure at the Woodhaven Challenge Course. We’ll start the day using adventure activities that make you laugh and help you learn at the same time. Your team will have fun at the low ropes course as you learn how to get things done as a group. You don’t need to be an athlete; just come prepared to have fun. |
Girls entering grades 6-8 Fee: $20 per person on or before 4/15 • $25 after 4/15 Min: 8 Max: 36 WH1: Wednesday, July 23, 9 am-1:30 pm, WHPC |
NONE | NOTE: Bring a bag lunch, water bottle, insect repellent, and |
| On Target II Shoot away, hitting bull’s eye after bull’s eye at Trefoil Oaks Program Center’s archery range. Beginners will learn archery basics; experienced archers will get a review. Everyone will get plenty of shooting time and play an archer’s game or two. |
Fee: $12 per girl on or before 4/15 • $17 after 4/15 Min: 10 Max: 20 Two volunteers needed. TFO3: Tuesday, July 1, 1-4 pm, TFOPC |
NONE | Bring a water bottle and sunscreen. |
| +Paddlin’ Gals The Root River beckons canoeists with its wildlife and gentle current. River Bend will provide all equipment, instruction, and a guided tour upstream to explore places seldom visited by people. |
Girls entering grades 4-12 |
NONE | Dress for the weather, as |
| +Project Runway: The Art of Accessories! Do you dream of being a fashion designer? Are the names Blahnik, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana as familiar to you as your own name? Jewelry, hats, purses, scarves, T-shirts, and fabulous flip flop fashions will be created. You get to walk the runway and model all that you created on the last day. Parents/families are invited to the end-of-camp fashion show. |
Girls entering grades 2-8 Fee: $70 per girl on or before 4/15 • $75 after 4/15 Min: 15 Max: 25 RAM1: Thursday-Friday, June 19-20, 9 am-4 pm, RAM’s Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, Racine |
NONE | NOTE: Please bring a lunch each day. |
| +River Kayaking II Want to try something new and fun? Do you like to explore places where not too many people go? Then kayaking is for you! Paddling a kayak is even easier than a canoe. Come on down to River Bend and they’ll supply the equipment, instruction, and a guided tour of the gentle Root River. |
Fee: $15 per person on or before 4/15 • $20 after 4/15 Min: 5 Max: 12 One volunteer needed. RB2: FULL |
NONE | Dress for the weather, as program is outdoors. |
| +Sew Camp Basics Become familiar with the mechanics of the sewing machine. Learn about stitch width and length, thread tension adjustment, machine maintenance, and the various components of the sewing machine. Three projects will be constructed: a pillowcase, scissor caddy, and petal pouch. |
Girls entering grades 4-8 Fee: $40 per girl on or before 4/15 • $45 after 4/15 Min: 2 Max: 6 TFO1: Monday-Tuesday, July 28-29, 1-5 pm, TFOPC |
NONE | Supply list will be included in your confirmation. |
| +Sew Camp Advanced Continue to broaden your skill level at the sewing machine. Construct a star pillow, potholders, and zipper purse. |
Girls entering grades 5-8 Fee: $40 per girl on or before 4/15 • $45 after 4/15 Min: 2 Max: 6 TFO2: Wednesday-Thursday, July 30-31, 1-5 pm, TFOPC |
NONE | Supply list will be included in your confirmation. |
| +Summer Art Camp:
Welcome to the Jungle! Animals and their environments will be a big focus of this wild art camp. We will even be visited by some animal friends. Invite your family and friends to come to Student Gallery Night on Friday to view the outstanding art created by you! Look out though….it's a jungle in here! |
Girls entering grades 2-8 Fee: $110 per girl on or before 4/15 • $120 after 4/15 Min: 25 Max: 50 RAM2: Monday-Friday, August 4-8, 9 am-4 pm, RAM’s Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, Racine |
NONE | NOTE: Bring a bag lunch each day. |
| +Tee Time Learn to play the game of golf while working side by side with real pros. Each session includes lessons from an instructor, course access fees, all golf equipment (you may bring your own clubs), a nine-hole scramble, hotdog social on Wednesday, and a free membership to the LPGA/USGA Girls Golf Program. |
Girls entering grades 4-12 Fee: $45 per girl and $55 per adult on or before 4/15 • $50 per girl and $60 per adult after 4/15 Min: 15 Max: 25 Sessions are Monday-Tuesday 1-4 pm & Wednesday 1-5 pm. MD1: June 16-18, Moor Downs, Waukesha MD2: June 23-25, Moor Downs, Waukesha MD3: June 30-July 2, Moor Downs, Waukesha NP4: July 7-9, Noyes Park, Milwaukee MD5: July 14-16, Moor Downs, Waukesha NP6: July 21-23, Noyes Park, Milwaukee MD7: July 28-30, Moor Downs, Waukesha IG8: August 4-6, Ives Grove Golf Links, Sturtevant |
NONE | NOTE: Adults who attend must be willing to learn golf and
become good role models for the girls. You will also help
supervise the girls who attend your session. |
| +The Art of Theater How about combining two favorite art forms: the visual arts and performing arts? Spend the mornings at RAM's Wustum Museum creating costume designs, miniature stage sets, theatrical masks, playbills, and more. The afternoon will be spent at the Racine Theatre Guild learning the art of acting through acting games and skits. |
Girls entering grades 5-8 Fee: $100 per girl on or before 4/15 • $110 after 4/15 Min: 15 Max: 25 RAM3: Wednesday-Friday, July 23-25, 9 am-4 pm, RAM’s Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts, Racine |
NONE | Parents are invited to come see improvisational |
| Walk On The Wild Side You asked for it! Get up close and personal with Wisconsin species at Retzer Nature Center. Find out about careers and take a hike. |
Girls entering grades 7-12 Fee: $18 per girl on or before 4/15 • $23 after 4/15 Min: 15 Max: 25 RNC1: Thursday, June 19, 9:30 am-2:30 pm, Retzer Nature Center, Waukesha |
Earn the Wildlife Interest Project Patch. |
Bring a bag lunch, water bottle, insect |
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