Questions to Ask Your Toad Camper – Thursday
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…
This camp may have only been 3 days, but they had 5 days worth of fun. Coyote campers worked on whittling projects, played games like Kick The Can, created some nature art, and found lots of critters both in and out of the water. Their favorite critters were the baby turtles they found!
Crow campers had a very busy week out at West Point on the Eno. They enjoyed water time and even worked together to create a pool by building a dam. They found animals, learned to throw tomahawks, and played field games. Many campers rounded out their week by enjoying the unique opportunity to spend the night in the park!
What a week in Luna camp! The campers enjoyed some quiet time in nature with sit spots, had fun playing games, and challenged themselves with some group activities like the human knot. They also learned to throw tomahawks and enjoyed daily water time in the creeks and river. Many of the campers even enjoyed the unique opportunity to spend the night in the park.
Our tadpoles had a great week at Brumley Forest. The creek provided a great place to splash around, catch crayfish, sculpt with mud, and most of all cool off! We also got to see a cool baby turtle in the creek and a Northern water snake swim under the bridge! We played some great games this week including a daring escape from an alien scientist trying to catch the tadpoles. A Schoolhouse camp wouldn’t be complete without some great fort building, storytelling, and whittling projects to round out the week. Check out our photo gallery to see how much fun we had!
This week we really put the fun in archery fundamentals! Whether it was a camper who had never picked up a bow and arrow or a camper who has plenty of experience with archery, everyone improved their form, aim, and skill. Target practice wasn’t our only archery themed activity though. Campers made some amazing bows and arrows in sizes ranging from long bow to extra-mini. This camp group also saw plenty of animals including crayfish, frogs, and several snakes! Games, songs, and explorations filled the rest of our week with a grand finale of The Wonder Games and a creek exploration to the old bridge spot. Check out some pictures of our great week.
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…
Reptile Wrangler campers delved right into hunting for critters this week! They found and caught several types of snakes, baby frogs, and other insects. They also enjoyed games such as Six Feathers and Werewolf.