Questions to Ask Your Wild Games Camper – Tuesday
If you’re wondering what your camper has been up to this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
If you’re wondering what your camper has been up to this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
If you’re wondering what your camper has been up to this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
At Schoolhouse of Wonder, archery in the forest is one of our favorite things to do! This week, we finally enjoyed some real autumn weather on our woodland target range, as we shot at block targets, balloons, homemade plate targets, and a swinging bag. We also got to explore the mysteries of the forest on a rainy day, play a few games like Kneecoup and Werewolf, and tell some stories along the way. We hope you enjoy these fun pictures from Fall Archer Camp.
What better way to welcome the fall season than by running and jumping through the woods with friends? We did plenty of that during this year’s Woodland Gamer Camp! We played as many different games as we could squeeze in, and after each game was over we processed through it in a respectful group discussion to try and figure out how to improve ourselves for the next one. Highlights included Windigo, Six Feathers, Bum Bum Bum, Sock Wars, and Werewolf. We also enjoyed some of the last warm days of the year by splashing around the the Eno River every afternoon. We hope you enjoy these fun pictures from Woodland Gamer.
If you’re wondering what your camper has been up to this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
This wonderful week of fall camp was truly a blast from the past. We built our Old Timey Village deep in the woods and it included many imaginative structures – a bakery, a doctor’s office, a trading post, and even a hiking stick emporium! We also found time to throw some hatchets, do some crosscut sawing, and roast some good old-fashioned doughboys over the campfire (complete with cinnamon and hand churned butter). Water time at the Eno River was also a favorite this week, and we found lots of aquatic critters including water snakes, crayfish, and an old one-eyed snapping turtle! We hope you enjoy these fun pictures from Old Timey Village.
Our Primitive Projectiles campers took a trip back through time this week and explored the history of projectiles. We began with atlatls and slings and worked our way up to archery, tomahawk throwing, and even got to use a blow dart gun! Not only did we throw, swing, and toss all kinds of projectiles, but we also constructed our very own practice course to hone our aiming skills. Our campers built Japanese stilt grass monsters to help the park prep for its annual event, Haunting at Harris! We even had time to create some amazing earth art and find cool critters like box turtles, green treefrogs, and millipedes. Check out our photos to see more about this exciting week at Harris Lake!
If you’re wondering what your camper has been up to this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
If you’re wondering what your camper has been up to this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
Our first Brumley Monster camp was a blast! Plenty of hard work and creativity went into monster masks and costumes, culminating in our Friday Monster Parade. Monster-themed games were another hit with Scout Mission, Dragon’s Egg, Kick the Can, and Sock Wars encouraging sneaking, running, and hiding through the fall forest. The rest of our time was filled with fort building, exploring the fall forest, and getting wet and muddy in Stony Creek! Our week wouldn’t have been complete without some whittling, hanging out (literally!) at viney village, and finding critters like a rough green snake, crayfish, salamanders, and plenty of frogs and toads. Check out some of our pics to get an idea of just how much fun we had!