Liz, Durham Parent
My son always enjoys his time at camp. He comes home excited about the games he played, the animals he saw, and the stuff he built. Thanks for encouraging our kids to get outside and explore their world.
My son always enjoys his time at camp. He comes home excited about the games he played, the animals he saw, and the stuff he built. Thanks for encouraging our kids to get outside and explore their world.
If you’re curious about what your child has been up to in camp 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.
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.
Lizard campers explored the woods by going on a bug safari. They also found lots of baby animals such as a box turtle, a grey treefrog, and skinks. They learned about lizards by playing three games: branch to branch, tails, and a game about camouflage. This group also LOVED mud! They did a lot of mud face paint and made up their own game called mud monster, which quickly turned to poop monster. Aftercare campers tapped into their inner superhero and made capes out of sheets.
Earth Art campers explored their creative side with quill writing, creating nature journals, painting, making friendship bracelets and rock statues, building a natural art gallery for the 5-7 year old aftercare kids, whittling (lots and lots of whittling), and forming a band. They also played an awesome game of Six Feathers and visited the creek spot named by Umstead’s very first group of campers: Spa City.
We started off this week with a bang, literally! This week’s Monday pickup produced a wicked awesome storm. The group also enjoyed learning map reading skills, building lean tos, identifying plants, fire-building, knot tying, and whittling. Awesome wildlife finds were a baby snapping turtle, tulip tree moth, painted turtle, eastern box turtle, northern water snakes, and a worm snake. Game favorites included a survival version of scout mission, windigo and six feathers. They also did some tree climbing!