Summer Day Camp Themes and Ideas
Ruby Schwinn
rs297 at UMAIL.UMD.EDU
Fri Mar 8 13:32:00 EST 2002
Hello,
I now work with 4-H, instead of Girl Scouts, but have done camping programs
with them for many years. The most rememberable was one called Passport
around the world. Each day we focused on a different country, their
customes, foods, games, geography, some craft unique to that country,
languages, etc. It was a wonderful week. We did up a passport type booklet
and each day of attendence, it was stamped with some thing about/from that
country. Picture of flag, someone famous etc. On our overnight we had a
dinner feast. Each troop/unit choose a country to prepare a food item from.
<p>Hope this helps a little.
Other themes were "Famous Women In History"
Indian Culture, using the indians tribes that are native to your area,
Farm Fun Day Camp, which incorporates how/why of farming and how it effects
the world around us.
Environment & Natural Resourses, Career Fun, Science Adventures.
Ruby J Schwinn
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Ruby Schwinn
Program Assistant, 4-H
Anne Arundel County
Voice: 410-222-6755
Fax: 410-222-6747
D.C. Area 310-970-8250, Ext. 6755
rs297 at umail.umd.edu
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