Questions to ask your Roaming the Wild camper (Tuesday)
If you’re curious about what your child has been up to in camp this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
If you’re curious about what your child has been up to in camp this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
Roots to Wings camp was filled to the brim! We had amazing weather, especially after that crazy cold weather the week before. Campers had a blast finding loads of critters by using binoculars, insect nets, and aquatic nets. Story-telling was a huge hit with this group, as well as fort-building. Our week wouldn’t have been complete without searching for the “bermuda triangle”. We hope you enjoy these fun pictures from Roots to Wings!
If you’re curious about what your child has been up to in camp this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
During this week of camp we put the kids to work doing what they do best – playing! We spent our days trying out all sorts of sneaky games, running games, team games, and everything in between. Some favorites were Scout Mission, Windigo, Bum Bum Bum, Doxeneye, and Dragon’s Egg. After each game we had group discussions, where we processed together what worked and what we could do better next time. We also had time to explore the Eno River, and found many critters emerging in the fields and streams for spring time. We hope you enjoy these fun pictures from Game On.
If you’re curious about what your child has been up to in camp this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
If you’re curious about what your child has been up to in camp this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
If you’re curious about what your child has been up to in camp this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
If you’re curious about what your child has been up to in camp this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…
We had a week filled with creating out at Brumley Forest! We practiced whittling techniques on projects like gnomes and snakes and moved on to using a few tools like a hand saw and hand drill to complete our wall hooks. The end of the week saw us lashing our river cane into a variety of inventions including a bench, a ‘deer trap’, and more. While we weren’t crafting, we enjoyed some fantastic games like Scout Mission, Eagle Eye, Train Robber, and Bum Bum Bum. We were thankful it was warm enough to enjoy some creek time this week with bridges built, salamander eggs spotted, and mud designs painted. Enjoy some of our pictures from Whittling & Woodcraft Camp!
If you’re curious about what your child has been up to in camp this week, here are some questions to get the conversation started…