Summer camp daily activities: Summer Camp Activities & Programs

Summer Camp Activities & Programs

Arriving at camp on the first day bring many exciting and new feelings and emotions for campers. Campers are happy and excited as well as nervous and apprehensive especially on the first day at camp. We understand campers’ wide range of emotions and try to make every effort to help every camper fit in and feel at home when they arrive. Campers at Camp Woodmont are gradually acclimated to their small cabin groups as well as the larger camp-wide group.

After checking-in on Sunday afternoon, campers move their things into the cabin and then meet at the Beaver Lodge for the “safety talk.” During the safety talk, we review potential hazards, such as tripping over roots and rocks, and other rules for camper conduct and behavior (emphasizing that no pranks or bullying will be tolerated). We also stress the importance of inclusion of all campers, and taking care of and respecting personal belongings. Then, we take the ever-so-popular “group photo” before supper. The first evening meal is an outdoor supper with individual cabins. This gives the campers a chance to get to know their counselor and the other campers in their own cabin group and gives the counselor a chance to get to know each camper and to discuss cabin rules and procedures.

A Typical Day

at Camp

Sunday night is activity sign up. Each camper selects a schedule of 5 daily activities based on individual preferences. If your child is taking horseback, she/he will be assigned to a horseback class and will sign up for 4 other activities. Campers may or may not take the same activity as their cabin-mate/friend.

• 7:30 a.m.: Rise & Shine!
• 7:55 a.m.: Flag Rising/Pledge of Allegiance
• 8:00 – 9:00 a.m.: Breakfast, Devotional & Cabin Clean Up
• 9:00 – 10:00 a.m: First Activity
• 10:10– 11:10 a.m: Second Activity
• 11:10 – 12:20 pm: Third Activity
• 12:30 – 2:00 p.m.: Lunch & Rest time
• 2:10 – 3:10 p.m. : Fourth Activity
• 3:20 – 4:20 p.m.: Fifth Activity
• 4:30 – 5:00 p.m.:  Snack time
• 5:15- 6:20 p.m: Cabin Activity Time/Free Swim
• 6:30 – 7:30 p.m: Dinner, Mail & Singing
• 7:30 – 9:00 p.m: Campwide Nighttime Programs
• 9:30 – 10:00 p.m: Ready for Bed
• 10:15 p.m.: Devotional
• 10:30 p.m.: Lights Out

After supper, campers and counselors enjoy an evening of large group games and get-to-know-you activities. Finally, activity sign up is the last thing we do on this first evening together. Campers choose from a list of activities for their main activities schedule. The list of activities generally includes: Drama, Archery, Arts & Crafts, Field Games, Sports (including Kickball, Softball, Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball,) Challenge Course, Cheerleading, Dance, Fishing, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Climbing Wall/High Ropes, Swimming, Hiking, etc.

Monday morning brings the start of activities with a 7:30AM wake-up bugle call followed by the flag-raising and breakfast. The daily morning devotional follows breakfast (the devotional consists of a short inspirational/motivational story or reading and is led on a rotating basis by the counselors and staff). After breakfast, campers return to their own cabins for clean-up and preparation for the day’s activities.

Camp Woodmont’s philosophy is that camp should combine both structured daily activities as well as providing time for small-group activities of a more relaxed and informal nature. We feel that children need the opportunity to master new skills in structured settings as well as the chance to learn to work and play together in harmony with one another while living in a community setting.

Activity periods last from 50-60 minutes with a 10-15 minute break between them. There are three morning activity periods before lunch and three activity periods in the afternoon. Lunch and rest time is from 12:30-2:00PM. Campers may rest quietly or write letters home during this time. Afternoon activities also include time for free swim and cabin activities where campers enjoy the company of their own cabin groups. Cabin time gives campers a chance to participate in special activities like: berry picking, building a camp-site (home in the woods), creek stomping, skit practice, singing songs, special games, scavenger hunts, special crafts, story-telling and much more.

After supper and mail call there is time for large camp-wide group activities which include: theme nights, skit nights, counselor hunt, carnival night, special night nature hike, sports night, capture-the-flag, international-folk-dance, camp-fire programs, and related types of activities. At the end of the night activities, we rotate the boys and girls between having a campfire or pool party. One night, the boys will have a campfire and roast marshmallows, while the girls go to the pool, and the next night we will switch.

After a day like this, most campers (and counselors too) are guaranteed an excellent night’s sleep in the cool mountain climate. Sleeping bags are recommended as the mountain temperature drops nicely at night; even during the day the temperatures average 5-10 degrees cooler than in Atlanta or other lower altitude areas.

Closing ceremony is on Friday morning at 11:00 a.m. Campers come together for one last time to sing camp songs for their parents and recall the highlights of the week. It also gives parents time to take photos and for campers to say their good byes and exchange phone numbers or addresses.

50+ Summer Camp Activities for Kids • Kids Activities Blog

Today we have a massive list of summer camp activities for kids of all ages that can give the summer camp experience at day camp, overnight camps, church camp or fun for home summer camp.

I am a summer camp fanatic.  I love summer camp!

Let’s have some fun with summer camp ideas for kids!

Summer Camp Activities for Kids of All Ages

As a child, I went to camp every summer after age 6.  As soon as I was old enough, I worked as a camp counselor and taught waterskiing, sailing and whatever water sports summer programs would keep me on the waterfront.

Because summer can’t come soon enough, we thought it would be great fun to do a little camp-dreaming by finding some fun activities, outdoor games, camp crafts, art projects and food inspired by those hot summer days at the best summer camps.

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Camp Games

Nearly everything is a game at camp!  My cabin had a tape four square and hop scotch in the middle of the floor inviting games at all hours of the day or night.  The lazy-susan on the dining table was used for a target launching game that would hopefully deliver food to the proper camper with just a spin.

1. Let’s Play Twister Camp Style

Chalk Twister – This version of the popular indoor game can be scaled as large as your surface and created with sidewalk chalk.

2. Camp Javelin Throw Game

Pool Noodle Javelin – This pool noodle creation from Parents is simply one of the best non-pool uses for pool noodles!

3. Outdoor Board Game Fun

Huge Board Game – Make a HUGE board game outside for hours of camp fun. This puts a giant spin on the traditional board games

4. Traditional Tug of War Game

Crate Tug-o-War – Even just two can play at tug of war when crates are used to up the coordination ante!

5.

Camp Bicycle Games

Bicycle Games – If your camp has bicycles, then you might want to check out these fun ideas to introduce a little friendly competition.

6. Play Ultimate Frisbee at Camp

Ultimate Frisbee – You can create your own ultimate frisbee course using equipment you already have or make an investment in something that can last a long time!

7. Camp Field Day Games

Field Day at Camp – Host a field day with potato sack races, relay races, obstacle courses, water balloon tosses and three-legged races.

Let’s make some camp crafts!

Crafting Camp Activities

My suitcase home from camp was full of created treasures that would remind me of my camp time all year long.  One camp I attended had a ceramics studio and I still have one very lopsided vase painted in various shades of blue that has survived the years.

8. Make Camp Friendship Bracelets

Friendship Bracelet – One of the passages of camp life is to signify new and old bonds with a visible symbol like friendship bracelets!

9.

Safety Pin Bracelet Craft

Safety Pin Bracelet – I remember making these as a kid — so fun!

10. Pet Rock Camp Craft

Pet Rocks & People – The Coffee Cups and Crayons kids created pet rocks and people then upcycled boxes for camp cabins. This is a really fun camp craft even for younger kids.

11. Found Nature Object Art Perfect for Camp

Tree People – This craft by Red Ted Art starts with an outdoor scavenger hunt for people parts…it really makes more sense when you see it.

12. Make a Compass

Make a Compass – If you are venturing off the trail, you might need one of these!  Or at least know how they work!

13. Make Camping Cushions

DIY Camping Cushions – Sitting on those camp benches can be hard.  This camp craft from Coffee Cups and Crayons solves that with a homemade sit upon!

14. Stick Crafts for Kids

Stick Men – These super cute people are the original stick people…from Red Ted Art.

15. Leaf Crafts for Kids

Leaf Crown – Create this lovely crown of leaves from Red Ted Art.

16. Make a Firefly Jar

Firefly Jars – Decorate Mason jars into pretty firefly jars just waiting for an evening catch from Coffee Cups and Crayons.

17. Craft a Hiking Bracelet for Camp

Nature Hike Bracelet – I adore this project from Kid World Citizen which takes found objects on a hike and creates a bracelet that changes as the trail goes on.

18. Build a Bird Feeder

Create a bird-feeder – This is a simple and fun way to create a bird feeder for wild birds from daisysnu.

19. Nature Made Building Set

Stick Construction Set  – Make a set of building blocks from sticks.  This is such a great way to spend even rainy days from Picklebums.

Let’s make some camp art!

Art Camp Games for Kids

Camp was one of the first places where I took an art class.  I remember sitting out near the lake trying to copy it onto my paper with charcoal.  I think you just feel more artistic when close to nature!

20. Traditional Crayon Rubbing Technique

Crayon Rubbing Art – Nature is full of textures that can be turned into colorful art without disturbing the object with a single piece of paper. This traditional kids art idea is great for all ages, even younger children .

21. Create Big Land Art

Land Art – Sun Hats and Wellie Boots has one of my favorite art projects of all time.  I just adore this massive land art.

22. Combing Art & Nature in a Cool Way

Andy Goldsworthy-inspired project – This art project from the Red Ted Art kids is a wonderful way to combine art and nature!

23. Use the Sun for Art

Sun Prints – Rainy Day Mum has a lovely project that lets the sun turn objects into art. Love this idea to enjoy the sun in new ways.

24. Create Stick Art

Stick Art – So, I suspect no two sticks are alike {just like snowflakes} and that is certainly true after they are the canvas for this art project from Buggy and Buddy.

25. Create Big Fence Art Together

Giant Fence Art – Art goes BIG with this fun sidewalk chalk art project from J Daniel 4’s Mom.

26. Mandala Art Goes Big for Nature

Mandala Art – Creating Mandalas outdoors is a project without size limits and a bunch of different colors!  It can be fun to build them together like these from Playful Learning.

27. Build Art Structures from Nature

Art Structures – Make art functional with these found object art sculptures that double as a shelter.

Let’s play with some fun camp activities this summer day!

Summer Camp Activities

My favorite hot day activity ideas centered around the water, but horseback riding for the first time or sitting by the campfire with campers and other camp counselors was a close second.  There just always seemed like there was so much to do and the time would go so quickly!

28. Hike a Trail with an Eye for Nature

Hike an Unnatural Trail – This is a fun activity for not only the scavenger hunt of it all, but the learning behind it about conservation. Camp is the perfect time to chat about conversation.

29. Bird Watch with Knowledge

Make a bird-watching book – This free printable to create a bird book is perfect for your backyard, a hike, a vacation, or a trip to camp.  It is from Buggy and Buddy.

30. Host a Camp Style Movie

Host a “Drive-In Movie” – I love this idea!  Create an outdoor drive-in for all sorts of vehicles to hold watching participants.

31. Create Your Own Tree Guide

Make a Tree Guide – Chart the trees around you with this simple DIY book from Kid World Citizen.

32. Build Team Spirit with these Fun Activities

Team-building Activities – No matter what the team might be or what skill levels are represented – a family, a cabin of campers, or a sports team these team activities can help kids {and adults} work together.

33. Observe the Patterns of Nature

Finding symmetry in nature – This simple activity from Buggy and Buddy takes observation along a nature hike to a whole new level.

34. Blow Bubbles and More Bubbles!

Bubble Bar – Being outside just inspires bubbles!  This activity from Nate and Rachel brings out the creativity in bubbles – with so many choices, how would you blow one?

35. Calculate the Height of that Tree

How Tall is a Tree? – This creative math assignment from Science Sparks is something I need to run out to my backyard and test right now!

36.

Make Your Own Fire Starters

Egg Carton Fire Starters – You can make fire starters for the most amazing campfire from things you already have at home and around you.  This smart idea comes from Allternative Learning.

Related: More DIY Fire Starters for Your Campfire

37. Camp Activities by the Alphabet

Alphabet Camp Activities – Small Types has the cutest idea to come up with different activities each day based on a letter of the day.  That is 26 days of camp fun!  Be inspired by one of their camp schedules.

38. I Spy Nature Hunt

Eye Spy Nature Hunt – This free printable from The Joys of Boys will get your nature hike off to a competitive start!

39. Nature Scavenger Hunt

Check out this printable outdoor scavenger hunt for kids that is full of fun and nature items to find!

40. Bows & Arrow for Camp Fun

Archery Practice – This bow and arrow is safe for even indoor target practice because it is miniature!  What a fun project from I Can Teach My Child.

41. Use the Sun to Melt

Use the Sun – This melting project from Mama Smiles uses sun power to transform.

42. Investigate the Amazingness of Camouflage

Camouflage Science – Get kids seeking for more than they can see with this fun outdoor activity from Mama Smiles.

42. DIY Camp Beach

Camp Beach – Every camp needs a “beach” and your backyard can have one too with this amazing sand project from Better Together with the Wray Sist3rs.

43. Create a Camp Map

Map the Trail – Creating a map from a trail or backyard.  It can become a secret treasure map!  What a fun project from Kid World Citizen.

44. Camp in Your Backyard

Host a backyard camp sleepover – This cute girls night campout from Caution Twins at Play has some fun ideas for backyard camping including making traditional s’mores.

45. Camp Themes You Will Want to Try

DIY Camp Ideas – This inspired list from Imagination Soup will get you thinking up your own themed camp to entertain kids while hosting camp at home.

Let’s eat some yummy camp food!

Camp Food

There just seems to be something about camp food.  I am sure it was not the most gourmet food I ever had, but there is something about eating with friends when you are worn out and starving that elevates camp food!  We thought it would be fun to highlight some outdoor treats and easy ideas you can do in your backyard.

46. Make Campfire Cones

Campfire Cones – This is one of our very favorite foods of all time!

47. Watermelon Ice Cools the Entire Camp

Watermelon Ice – Ahhh…there isn’t anything more refreshing at camp than a fresh slice of watermelon unless you count this Watermelon Ice from Pleasantest Thing!

48. Watermelon Pops are Perfect for a Summer Day

Watermelon Pops – Here is a way to elevate the simple act of watermelon eating from Paging Fun Mums.

49. Fruit Kabobs for Lunch or a Snack

Fruit Kabobs – These tasty snacks are the perfect in-between meal treat.

50. Let’s Make Camp Mix

Trail Mix – The quintessential pocket food!

51.

Camp Treat

Candy Popsicles – These are just plain cool on so many levels!

52. Camp Snack

Homemade Granola Bars – These are a special treat at home or can be sent with kids to camp.

53. Cupcakes that Shine Like the Sun

Summershine Cupcakes – These sunny treats will be a hit no matter if it rains or shines on your camp day!

54. Let’s Make Homemade Fruit Snacks

Homemade Fruit Leather – This is another thing that can be made ahead and sent with kids to camp for a taste of home.

Camp Mail

55. Let’s Talk Camp Mail!

10 Crazy Things to Mail your Kid at Camp  – I adore this list from The House of Hendrix!  One of the highlights of camp is mail from home, and this can make you the coolest mom in the entire cabin.

56. Mail Your Camper Something Crazy

In our how to mail something article, we have a list of crazy things you can mail your camper like a flip flop or an Easter egg…a balloon?

Icebreaker Summer Camp Games

Don’t overlook traditional kids games when looking for an ice breaker summer camp game! There is a reason they have stood the test of time and don’t be afraid to alter or add a twist to these favorites:

57.

Musical Chairs

Last one with the chair wins!

58. 3 Legged Race

You get to know people really well when you work together.

59. Beach Ball Q&A

Arrange everyone in a circle and the person who catches the ball has to answer a question quickly.

60. Line Up Game

Split into groups, the caller sends out an order like: line up by age or line up by height and the group that can do it the quickest wins.

61. Duck Duck Goose

Even older kids get a kick out of this as a quick icebreaker game.

Summer camp activities = camping activities for kids!

Camping Activities for Kids

I guess one of the reasons why a list of numerous activities inspired by summer camp is also really a list of things that could also be camping activities for kids is that both summer camp and camping celebrate simple outdoor fun and adventure. Many of the best things from this summer camp list can be used as a camping activity or camping craft adding a lot of fun to any tent or RV journey.

Transform your summer break family vacation by trying a few of the activities on your next campout, camping trip or for an afternoon of backyard water games and favorite summer camp activities. The best part is your local park can be the site for your new adventures!

Related: If you are looking for a summer camp in Texas, check out Vista Camps. They were one of our very first sponsors here at Kids Activities Blog nearly a million years ago and we think they are awesome.

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What was your favorite summer camp idea for your summer fun?

27 Summer Camp Activities to Spice Up the Summer Camp Atmosphere!

How do you keep kids entertained and active all summer long at camp? You need a long list of fun, exciting, challenging ideas for summer camp activities that everyone will love. Great camp activities help build your program’s community spirit and offer something new to campers that keep them coming back every summer.  

From games to crafts, projects, experiments, and more, here is a list of 27 programming activities that will engage and delight kids of all ages. If you’re looking for more accessible activities that can work for kids who are in wheelchairs or who have neuromuscular disorders, check out this blog post.

1. Field day

Kids of all ages love Field Day where they can try their hands at all sorts of outdoor challenges. Set up several stations with group activities like a three-legged race, water balloon hot potato, relay race with eggs on spoons, potato sack race, beanbag toss, sprinkler limbo, super soaker tag, etc. Use your imagination to come up with fun outdoor games that let the kids get wet, dirty, and exhausted. Group kids by cabins, start each at a single station and have them rotate to a new station when they hear the air horn blow.

Looking for an activity that doesn’t require a lot of specialized equipment? Try Cup-for-Cup, where all you need are plastic cups, buckets, and water.

• Each group stands in a line and the first person fills their cup from a bucket of water.
• Next, they lift the cup over their head and pour it backwards, trying to get as much water as possible in the cup of the person behind them.
• This passes to the last person in line, who pours all remaining water into an empty bucket.
• Groups repeat the process and can’t move to the next activity until they reach a fill line.

2. Cabin carnival

Give kids time in the morning to brainstorm a fun carnival game they can create with things they find in their cabins or outside in nature. Then set aside the afternoon for the kids to rotate from cabin to cabin playing carnival games they made. 

You can also provide some basic supplies such as:

• Empty cups and bottles
• Ping pong balls
• Face paint
• Bean bags
• Balloons
• Hula hoops
• Rubber ducks

Instead of prizes, you can give each cabin a stamp or a sticker that campers can collect as they complete each activity.  

3. Junkyard Wars

Based on an old TV series from the early 2000s, give campers a task to build a machine using only the items you give them. Depending on the time available and the age of your campers, you can make this as simple or as involved as you want.

If your campers are safe using tools, one fun idea is to challenge them to build a catapult with scrap lumber, ropes, and cloth to launch water balloons. Split campers into groups, and then have them compete to see which catapult can send a water balloon the furthest. For younger kids, or indoor spaces, give them lightweight materials and tape, and see if they can build a cage for an egg. Each team will drop their cages from different heights to see which protects the egg from the highest. No matter which junk you choose, this is one of our favorite summer camp activities.

4. Myth Busters 

This list of myth buster activities offers a bunch of different examples for kids, and many of them don’t require a ton of special equipment. A few that can work well at camp are:

• Comparing fingerprints using an ink pad and paper
• Getting campers to yawn to see if it’s really contagious
• Setting a table with second hand plates to see if you can really pull a table close out without breaking anything.

If you wait for a particularly hot day you can do the egg test, where you crack an egg on a hot surface to see if the sun will really cook it.

5. Alka Seltzer rockets

What kid doesn’t love creating a rocket and launching it into space? And what could be better than an alkaline-seltzer powered rocket that uses simple parts and teaches a bit of science? PlayfulLearning.net has downloadable instructions and a template for rocket decorations. Kids can create their own rockets and measure whose goes the farthest.

6. Nature scavenger hunt

Scavenger hunts are always popular, and you can make these as simple or as challenging as you’d like, depending on the age of your campers.

Here’s one downloadable nature scavenger hunt we really like. Another tip is to research the plants and birds that are local to your camp, and create your list that way.

One note: If there are any poisonous plants that campers might come into contact with, train them on how to identify and avoid them before you get this activity started.

7. Water balloon dodge ball

Playing dodge ball is more fun when it involves water balloons. This is an excellent activity for those hot days at summer camp when the kids want a fun way to cool off. You can give teams different colored balloons and track which one has the most hits. Then have the top two teams square off for a final dodge ball war.

8. Ninja Warrior course

You may not have a warped wall, but that doesn’t mean you can’t adapt your existing camp apparatus, and add to it, to make a fun and safe obstacle course.

You can also get creative by using items in and around camp in new ways. Boxes, tree stumps, chairs, and more can be incorporated into a challenging obstacle course. 

You can separate the kids into teams and have them do a relay race through the obstacle course. The first team with all members successfully through the course wins.

9. Human Foosball

While there are online instructions for building foosball courts that require preparation, you can also do this by drawing 12 rectangles using chalk in an open field. Each player has to stay in their defined space, from which they must pass the ball to their teammates. 

Once you get your court set up, kids will enjoy this fun teamwork activity every summer. 

10. Talent show

Kids love showing off their incredible talents. All you need is a stage and a place for your audience to sit. 

Give the kids free time to plan their acts and rehearse, then hold your talent show in the evening after dinner. Make it even more fun for the kids by supplying an assortment of props they can use in their act.

If you’re worried that some of the shyer campers might not participate, encourage a few counselors to suggest a group act for their whole cabin.

11. Solar oven cooking

S’mores aren’t just for campfires—kids can cook s’mores in their solar ovens too. You need aluminum foil, a pizza box, and a few other supplies to create an oven to melt s’mores into a gooey mess that kids love. Find instructions for building solar ovens here. You know if NASA says it’s fun, that it absolutely must be!

12. Volcanoes

Kids love creating erupting volcanoes. This is a fun way to learn a little science and get muddy at the same time. 

You can find an easy outdoor volcano project here. All you need is a water bottle, baking soda, vinegar, and dirt. To make it even more fun, you can include a little red food coloring, so it looks like real lava spewing from the volcano. 

13. Woodshop

Kids love working with wood and learning how to handle woodworking tools. Here is a collection of comfortable woodworking projects kids can make. You can start with simple projects, and as the children master safely using woodworking tools, you can move to more complex projects like birdhouses or hanging planters. It can be fun for kids to have several wood projects from their summers at camp.

If you don’t have a woodshop at your camp, popsicle stick projects can be the next best thing. Check through this list of 50 popsicle stick projects to do with kids. A few of our favorite suggestions are:

• Bookmarks
• Marble mazes
• Picture frames
• Miniature hockey sticks

14. The Beadery

Kids love making bracelets, necklaces, sun catchers, and more with beads. Stock your Beadery with wooden, plastic, metal, glass, and other beads, and offer plenty of stringing cords. Have a few designs on how to give the kids ideas and then set them loose to create their amazing pieces. You can also have a variety of cord, string, or yarn to show kids how to make friendship bracelets.

Another fun bead project is making homemade fidget spinners, which work especially well for kids with ADHD. Using bendable wire to make a shape, and thread on larger beads that will spin around. Campers can hang these from lanyards around their necks and use them to help maintain focus during activities.

15. Bird feeders

A simple way to make bird feeders is covering an empty toilet paper roll with peanut butter, rolling it in bird seed and running a string through the middle for hanging. Or if you have a woodshed, you can make more complex bird feeders. Have the kids track the different kinds of birds that show up over the summer at their feeders. Make sure they have plenty of supplies to keep their feeders full. Create a printable sheet of birds in your area and have the kids check them off their list as they see them.

16. Tie-dying

Another activity that doesn’t get old summer after summer is tie-dying. Parents Magazine shows ten simple ways you can tie-dye shirts to create stripes, dots, swirls, and more. After designing their tie-dyed shirts and following the instructions for curing and drying the dyed shirts, schedule a tie-dye day and have all kids dress in their shirts. You can have them vote for their favorite design, favorite colors, and more.

A smaller but just as fun approach uses coffee filters. Campers can use markers to make colorful designs, and then get the tie-dye effect by dripping water on the filters. You can even turn these little projects into cute butterflies using clothespins.

17. Gardens

Kids naturally gravitate towards playing in the dirt, so use that desire to grow a garden. Use fast-growing seeds like green beans and give the kids time every day to tend their patch in the garden. Here are instructions on how to make your seed tape kids can plant in the garden. They’ll learn how food goes from farm to table and make it even more memorable by giving them the opportunity to cook the food they grow and serve it to their peers.

18. Indoor games

Have these indoor games in your back pocket for rainy days. Play balloon tennis with balloons, fly swatters, and a net or rope strung between chairs. Another fun indoor game is a DIY laser maze or an indoor golf course that the kids can build themselves. Give them plenty of boxes and cans and set them free to create a challenging indoor putt-putt course.

19. Cooking

Introduce the kids to cooking, but make it fun and crafty too. Use this recipe to make two-ingredient pizza dough that requires no yeast. Give a portion to each camper, and lay out all sorts of toppings. These can be sweet, savory, spicy, whatever you like.

Let each camper make their custom combination cook them in foil packets. Then, like a cooking show, go around in a circle while everyone eats and have them name and describe their dish. You can also incorporate ingredients from your garden into your toppings.

Recipes can also make for a fun ice breaker. Give campers index cards and have them write out their favorite food, meal, or recipe. Mix the cards and have each camper choose one and read it aloud. Then the rest of the group tries to guess whose recipe it is. At the end of the activity gather all the cards and use them to make a cookbook to send home with campers at the end of summer.

20. Storytelling

Let the kids write their story ideas on a piece of paper, then fold them up and put them in a jar or a hat. You could separate the kids by cabins or let them choose their partners to work together to act out the story prompt they pick. Again, provide plenty of props to help them be creative and explore their theatrical sides.

Another variation of this is writing collaborative stories. Have each camper write two sentences on a large piece of paper. Then have them fold over the first sentence and pass the paper so the next camper can only read the second sentence. As the paper gets passed, each camper can only write a new line based on the one they see. At the end, have campers read the stories aloud to see how silly they have become over the course of the activity.

21. Field trips for summer camp activities

Field trips away from camp add fun variety to summer. Favorites often include fire stations, factories, museums, libraries, or zoos. You can also take kids to local water parks, the movies bowling, or to play mini golf. 

There are ways to go on adventures that don’t involve bus rides and logistics. Ask each camper to plan their dream vacation. Ask them where they would go, how they would get there, and what they would do. They can present their plan to fellow campers.

If your campers prefer art projects, give them a printed outline of a country and have them make an artistics interpretation of it using whatever supplies they can find. They lay them out in a world map orientation and hang it somewhere everyone will see.

22. Olympics

Much like a Field Day, your Olympics should include plenty of familiar games and sports. Use a mixture of individual sports like a hundred-yard dash or swimming two laps in the pool and team sports like soccer, kickball, or volleyball. You can have cabins compete against each other and attend an awards ceremony at the end of the day for the first, second, and third place teams and individuals.

23. Game show

Trivia is a great indoor activity, and one well-suited to kids who have limited mobility or are in wheelchairs (get more tips for campers with neuromuscular disorders here). You can use this list of questions to get you started. One approach we love is including trivia questions about your camp. When was it founded? How many campers attend each summer? How old is the camp director? There are all sorts of ways to fold your camp culture into this activity.

If you do end up playing trivia outdoors, you can include physical challenges. We also won’t try and persuade you from involving a little sliming action, if that feels right.

24. Camp newspaper

Start a camp newspaper. Have the kids brainstorm the different sections they want like news articles, features stories, editorials, sports, classified, etc. They might even want to include a daily crossword puzzle. 

If you want to save paper, or don’t have a printer, you can change this to a camp news station instead. Have campers volunteer to be reports or anchors, and let them read headlines and stories aloud before meals or at camp fires.

It can be especially fun to have campers interview each other or members of the staff to learn more about the people they see every day.

25. Campfires

Camp wouldn’t be complete without a campfire. It’s a time to make s’mores, sing camp songs, and hear ghost stories. There are also fun campfire games that are great additions and don’t need a lot of prep work to play. Some of our favorites are:

• Telephone – Have kids pass a sentence from kid to kid and see if they can go all the way around the fire without it changing
• Two truths and a lie – Let each kid share facts about their life and see if the others can identify which isn’t true
• Name that tune – Have a resident guitar player at camp? Let them strum a few chords and see if the kids can guess the song.

26. Inventions

Play the “what if” game to encourage children to come up with their creative inventions. For example, ask the kids, “What if when you flushed the toilet, it whisked you away to China?” Give them time together to brainstorm their invention ideas, and have them create a name, slogan, and sales pitch. You could offer ribbons for categories like Most Creative, Most Useful, etc.

Another variation of this is “Make a Better Mousetrap.” Basically, you show them an existing product, and have different teams come up with ways to improve it.

27. Life-sized board games

Another fun activity is creating life-sized board games the kids can play. For example, use spray paint on the grass to map out a checkers board with the kids as the pieces. Or spray paint a tic-tac-toe board and have the kids represent X’s and O’s. If you have older kids, you could create a chess board and have the kids be the pawns, rooks, Bishop, etc. for an to make an interactive activity.

Final thoughts on summer camp activities

Your summer activities program can be the highlight of your kids’ summer. These ideas should give you plenty of ways to create a memorable camp experience—one that keeps kids coming back summer and summer.

We’d like to hear your unique ideas for summer camp activities. What are some great ideas we should add to this list?

Typical Daily Schedule | Camp Sunshine

A typical first day begins with a hearty breakfast, after which family members move on to a full range of activities. Children are grouped by age, and head off to enjoy the day supervised by volunteer counselors. Meanwhile, adult family members make their way to fun as well. The morning hours are filled with swimming, arts and crafts, kayaking and canoeing, mini-golf, archery, super duper blooper games, or snowshoeing, ice-skating, and sledding, depending on the season.

Hungry campers show up for lunch at noon, and the lunch hour begins with a “Go Camp Sunshine” cheer.

Afternoon rest hour for younger children and their parents follows lunch. Meanwhile, the 9-12 year olds and the teens are back in their groups moving on to the next activity. At 2:00 PM, all age groups are back in action, and at 2:15 PM parents typically come together for a discussion group. These groups provide an opportunity for parents to meet and share stories with other parents in similar situations.

Parents connect again with their children and take a break before dinner at 5:30. A variety of options are offered at both lunch and dinner, including a healthy salad bar, and of course, dessert. Our food gets rave reviews!

After dinner, the nightly entertainment begins. Events include a masquerade party, talent show, parent gourmet dinner, sleep-out for the 9-12 year olds, wishboat launch, and celebration show, giving everyone the chance to have fun together and to share their experiences of the day and week.

Typical Summer & Winter Days At Camp Sunshine

Time	Event	Ages	Location
Morning
8:00-9:00	Breakfast	All	Dining Hall
8:30-9:15	Volunteer Meeting(with Camp Doctor & Psychosocial Director) 9	All Volunteers	Nancy’s Place
9:15	Orientation/Assignment to Day Camps	All	Entertainment Hall
9:30	Tot Welcome & Introduction	3-5	Tot Lot
	Initiative Games	6-8	Sports field
	Newcomb Volleyballor Playground Activities	9-12	Volleyball Court
	Teens meet in Teen Center (Begin preparing for Super Duper Blooper Games/Cheer & Chant)	Teens	Teen Center
9:45-11:30	Super Duper Blooper Games	Teens/Adults	Entertainment Hall
10:00	Arts & Crafts	6-8	Craft Room
	Initiative Games	9-12	Sports field
10:15	Nursery Story Time	Infants	Nursery
	Tot Game Time	3-5	Tot Lot
11:00	Pool Activitiesor Mini-Golf	6-8	Pool Mini-Golf Course
	Arts & Crafts	9-12	Crafts Room
11:15	Nursery Stroller Walk	Infants	Back Walkways
	Fun with Mazes & Coloring	3-5	Tot Lot
11:30	Game Room / Computers	Teens	Teen Ctr. /Learning Ctr.
	Zumba	Teens/Adults	Entertainment Hall
11:45	Visit From “Sunny” the C.S. Mascot	3-5	Tot Lot
Afternoon
Noon-1:00	Lunch	All	Dining Hall
1:00-5:00	Day Camps Resume	9-12 & Teens	Dining Area
1:00-2:00	Rest Period with Parents	8 & Younger
	Parent/Child Swim	Parent/child	Pool
	Waterfront Activities or Computer Time	9-12	Waterfront Learning Center
	Prepare for Celebration Show	Teens	Teen Center
2:00-5:00	Day Camps Resume	8 & Younger
2:00	Cookie Decorating & Eating	6-8	Dining Hall
	Climbing Wall Activityand Mini-Golf 9-12	9-12	Climbing Wall Mini-Golf Course
	Pool Activitiesand Arts & Crafts	Teens	Pool Craft Room
2:15	Tot Singing Time	Infants/3-5	Tot Lot
2:15-4:00	Parents’ Discussion Group	Parents	Nancy’s Place
3:00	Tot Crafts	3-5	Craft Room
	Prepare for Celebration Show and Playground Activities	6-8	Stage Area Playground
	Cookie Decorating & Eating or Pool Activities	9-12	Dining Area Pool
	Climbing Wall Activity or Waterfront Activities	Teens	Climbing Wall Waterfront
3:30	Nursery Stroller Walk	Infants	Back Walkway
	Game Time (Bubble Play)	3-5	Tot Lot
4:00	Tot Story and Snack Time	3-5	Tot Lot
	Waterfront Activities (Kayaks, Paddleboats, Swimming) and Computer Time	6-8	Waterfront Learning Center
	Prepare for Celebration Show	9-12	Stage Area
	Frisbee Golf and Volleyball	Teens	By Sports field Volleyball Court
	Climbing Wall and Adult Swim	Adults Only	Climbing Wall Pool
4:30	Prepare For Celebration Show	Infants	Nursery
	Prepare For Celebration Show	3-5	Tot Lot
Evening
5:30-6:30	Dinner	All	Dining Hall
6:30	Masquerade/Costume Night	All	Entertainment Hall
8:30	Movie Night	All	Sports field

Easy Summer Camp At Home Ideas & Activities 2022

Are you trying to figure out how to make a summer camp at home? Searching for ways to make summer at-home fun for your kids without going to traditional camps?

It can feel overwhelming to start a DIY summer camp but don’t worry I’ve got you covered with an easy plan.

You’ll learn how to start your summer camp, fun summer camp ideas, camp activities & games, weekly themes, field trip ideas, how much it costs, and educational resources for summer.

The best part is you’ll be creating unforgettable family memories and bonding time with your kids this summer.

It certainly has been some of the best times our family has had together. I cherish the summers with my kids and I am sure you will too. So stop stressing about what to do with the kids all summer and get planning.

How to Start a Summer Camp at Home

It does take a little planning to start your DIY summer camp but that doesn’t mean it has to be hard. If you plan it out before you start the summer will run smoothly and be fun for everyone.

Let’s go over a few steps to get you started on your planning.

How Long Is Your Camp?

Decide how many weeks you want your summer camp to run. Then figure out how many hours of the day you need to fill. It does not need to be all back-to-back activities each day. You’ll want some downtime too so don’t feel you need to fill an entire day.

Create a Schedule

Once you know how long you want your camp each day you can create a schedule. It can be a detailed hour-by-hour schedule or a general daily schedule.

Here are two different types of schedules you can print out for free. One is a Daily Schedule for Kids and the other is a Summer Rules for Screen Time Checklist Just click on the schedule below to get the free printable.

Daily Schedule for Kids

Screen Time Rules for Summer

Pick a Weekly Camp Theme

Make each week exciting by having a different theme each week. The activities, crafts, field trips, and more can all be centered around this theme.

Plus I find it easier to plan when you’re more focused than just thinking of broad activity ideas each week. You’ll learn more about planning theme weeks out below.

Plan Activities Each Week

To make the week less stressful don’t try to come up with activities in the moment. Plan them out the week before or even the night before so you are ready for the day. It’s the best way to help your day run smoother.

Be Flexible

Even though you planned out the day remember you’re with kids so be flexible. If they’re having a great time doing an activity keep doing it don’t stop due to your schedule. Find an activity they enjoy more do that activity every day or once a week.

See what’s working and adjust. You want it to be fun and stress-free so go with the flow.

What Can You Do at Summer Camp

I have found that it’s easier for me to plan if I have a camp theme each week. It gives you a focus while figuring out your activities. There are tons of great summer camp theme ideas to choose from to fit all your different age kids’ personalities.

Here are some theme ideas to choose from in your planning. You can easily adjust each of these themes to fit campers of all ages.

Summer Camp Theme Ideas

• Super Hero Theme
• Space Week
• Nature Week
• Under the Sea Theme
• Cooking Week
• Construction Week
• STEM Week
• Mermaid Camp
• Star Wars Camp
• LEGO Camp

• Pirate Theme
• Animal Theme
• Scavenger Hunt Week
• Shark Week
• Olympics Week
• 4th of July
• Bugs & Butterflies
• Camping Week
• Princess Week
• Gardening Week

Don’t have time to plan each week? Grab my Summer Camp at Home Planner. In there you’ll find 8 Weeks of Pre-Planned Printable Camp Themes with indoor & outdoor activities, crafts & educational ideas for each week.

Plus a blank weekly theme printable to plan your own activities.

What Are Fun Camp Activities & Ideas

Really your imagination is the only limit to all the fun things you can do with your kids this summer. There are so many great activities, crafts, and educational resources to keep your kids busy all summer long.

I would plan 3-5 activities you want to do with your kids each day. Add in a mix of indoor and outdoor activities and crafts or art each day. They do not need to be all big activites it could simply be playing with your legos or drawing a picture.

You can find a month’s worth of activity ideas in my free printable 31 Day Activity Calendar for Kids. Just print it out and get inspired.

Summer Camp Activity Ideas

Here are some easy and fun activities to try with your kids this summer. Use this list of activities and camp games to help plan out the best summer camp experience for your kids at home.

It’s a great opportunity to try new things and learn new skills with your kids. So pick out a few fun ideas you’d like to help get your summer camp started.

You can also grab this free printable Summer Bucket List and check off the fun things you do with your kids all summer long. Plus it’s great for inspiration when you’re stuck on what to do.

Indoor Activity Ideas

Hallway Laser Maze – Use streamers to turn your hallway into a challenging laser maze.

Balloon Games – Play cheap & fun balloon games like balloon tennis, relay race, volleyball, keep it up, & more games kids of all ages will enjoy.

Minute to Win It Challenge – Quick one-minute games that are hilarious to play with friendly competition.

Cardboard Box Games – Reuse those amazon cardboard boxes to make a fort, marble run, nerf target, mini-golf & more.

Painter’s Tape Games– Create fun indoor games to get the energy out with painters tape like hopscotch & long jump

Rainy Days Activities – Great way to spend a day stuck indoors.

Zoom Games – Play with Grandparents or friends that live far away with fun Zoom Games for kids.

I’m Bored Jar – Create your own I’m Bored Jar with free printable indoor & outdoor activities to fill up your jar. Kids can find their own activities to do by just pulling ideas out of the jar.

Family Game Night – Best games you can play as a family together any time of day.

Outdoor Activity Ideas

Sidewalk Chalk Games – Break out the chalk for these fun sidewalk chalk game ideas.

Outdoor Games with Dollar Tree Items – Cheap backyard games like obstacle courses and relay races you can make with Dollar Tree items.

Water Activities – Beat the summer heat with these backyard water ideas, fun water play, and water balloons games

Nature Scavenger Hunts – Free Printable Nature, Neighborhood and Tween Scavenger Hunts

Get more Kids Activity Ideas in our 60 Fun & Free Things to Do with Kids Screen-Free

Craft Ideas

Coffee Filter Butterflies – Use a coffee filter, markers & pipe cleaners to make pretty butterflies.

Painting with Bubbles – Use bubbles to create unique art projects

Shadow Art with Chalk – Make shadow art by tracing shadows with chalk or markers.

Cardboard Butterflies – Make stained glass butterflies with reused cardboard boxes & tissue paper.

STEM Ideas

Make a Volcano – 3 Easy steps to make an erupting volcano at home. Kids will want to do it over & over again.

Marble Run – Reuse a cardboard box to make a cool Marble Run.

Rain Clouds in a Jar – Use water, shaving cream and food dye to learn about rain. It looks really cool!

Frozen Dinosaur Eggs – Kids try different ways to melt the frozen eggs to find dinosaurs.

Educational Activities

I like to add in an educational activity or two each day. This has really helped with the dreaded summer slide when the kids go back to school in the fall.

Here are some fun ways to raise your kid’s skill levels over the summer.

Library

Head to your local library once a week to pick out books. I find the kids are more willing to read when they pick books out themselves. Plus it’s a free activity out of your house.

Look into joining your library’s summer reading club to give your kids an incentive to read more.

You can get a printable summer reading log in Summer Camp at Home Planner.

Summer Workbooks

I usually buy a workbook for the kids each summer and have them do a few pages each day. We use the Summer Bridges Books which have a 15-minute-a-day plan for kids. It’s quick and has really helped my kids keep up over the summer.

Educational Websites & Apps

Another option is to take advantage of all the educational apps and websites for kids. You’ll find there are tons of different sites for every subject.

Check out my list of 25 Best School Apps & Educational Websites for Kids to get you started.

Free Printable Activities

Save money on activities with these fun & free printables for kids.

Free Bingo Card Games for Kids – Free bingo cards & calling cards with fun themes.

96 Free Dot to Dot Printable Worksheets – Great for practicing fine motor skills.

Cute Dinosaur Coloring Pages & Worksheets – A mix of coloring & skills for school

Alphabet Coloring Pages for Kids – Practice letter recognition, tracing, and coloring.

Camp Field Trip Ideas

Plan to get out of the house each week on a fun field trip. Your kids will love exploring your local community with you.

I suggest making a field trip bucket list to come up with all the places you want to visit this summer. Ask the kids where they want to go and add it to the bucket list. They’ll love being able to help plan with you.

Find new places to visit by following local mom Facebook groups or kids’ activity groups. You can also Google local museums and find ones to visit in your area you may never have heard of. The fun part is finding new places you all enjoy trying out.

Field Trip Ideas:

• Visit a New Playground
• Go, Bowling
• Visit a local Museum
• Go to the Zoo
• Play Miniature Golf
• Go to a Water Park
• Local Summer Events in Your Town
• Go on a Picnic

• Go Hiking in a local state park or forest preserve
• Visit a Botanical Gardens
• Visit a local Nature Center
• Head to a new Swimming Pool
• Visit an Aquarium
• Go to an Amusement Park
• Visit a Library
• Go to an Indoor Trampoline Park

Find even more field trip ideas in 40 Awesome Staycation Ideas for Families. Tons of fun things to do in your own community with kids.

How Much Does it Cost?

The best thing about a DIY Summer Camp is it’s so much cheaper than sending your kids to a traditional day camp. You can adjust the camp you create to the budget that works for you.

To save money I buy tons of my crafts and activity supplies at Dollar Tree. We also eat at the house a lot rather than out at restaurants.

Where you can get into higher costs is the field trips you choose. For instance, some museums, and waterparks can cost a lot to buy tickets. So decided what you want to splurge on when making your field trip bucket list.

I suggest you make a budget of what you want to spend and then keep track as you go so that you don’t go over that amount.

You can find a camp budget tacker in the Summer Camp at Home Planner.

Are you feeling excited about planning a summer camp at home with your kids? I have found that my favorite summers are the ones I don’t send my kids to camp and we get to have fun together all summer. You make great family memories to cherish as your kids grow up.

Now it’s time to put together your plan. To make it easier use my Summer Camp at Home Planner. It has printables for all the planning stages of your camp to make it a stress-free task.

You won’t need to search all over the internet to plan your themes or get the checklists you need. Just print it out and your ready!

Hopefully, you’re inspired now to use these summer camp at home ideas to plan your own Mom Camp. Take advantage of all the fun activity ideas to help you create a stress-free and super fun summer with your kids It’s the perfect way to spend quality time together and create great memories.

If you have questions email me at [email protected] or leave a comment below. I love hearing from my readers. If you have some different activities your kids love share them in the comments so we can all try them out.

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25 Summer Camp Activities for Kids

For many children, summer camp is where lifelong memories and friendships are made. It’s where kids get to explore, play, and learn all about the world around them in the company of great companions. It’s also a fantastic option for keeping children engaged if their parents have to work while their children are on break and don’t have any other means of childcare. 

Summer Camp Activities for Kids 

Summer is over for this year, but there’s no such thing as beginning your planning for next year too early.

Here is our list of summer camp activities for kids that they’re guaranteed to enjoy!

Explore the Great Outdoors 

Summer is, of course, the best month to get outside and enjoy everything nature has to offer. The long hours of sunshine and substantial lack of wet, cold weather make it ideal for introducing kids to the outdoors in a less intimidating way. Here are some activities to consider for your outdoor summer camp.

1. Go for a Hike

The simplest way to get outside and make an activity out of it is to go for a group hike. The ideal hike for your campers will depend on several things, including how long the hike is, the elevation gain, and how difficult the terrain is to navigate. After all, you want to make sure everyone is safe while they have fun hiking. Resources such as AllTrails will help you find kid-friendly hikes near you camp!

2. Scavenger Hunt

A good old-fashioned scavenger hunt is a camp classic, and always proves to be a fun time for kids! Scavenger hunts aren’t just a lot of fun, they also help your campers build their problem solving skills.

Make a list of all the items for your campers to retrieve, ranging from extremely common to possibly rare to find; just make sure it includes items they can find within the campground.  

3. Picnic in the Park

Who doesn’t love a picnic? There are several ways you can go with a camp picnic. Ask day campers to bring their lunch with them to enjoy out in the park. Or, if your campers are a bit older, ask them to come prepared with a meal to share for a potluck.

If your meals are going to be shared, be sure to know if there are any allergies or dietary restrictions for other campers to be aware of before you share each others food. 

4. Outdoor Twister 

Using non-toxic, washable spray paint, paint 4 x 4 coloured dots (red, green, blue and yellow) on a patch of grass. Make sure they’re the right size for your campers to reach them while playing! Next, just use the game board to spin on a colour and body part to play! Here’s a full guide to creating your own outdoor Twiser game!

5. Stargazing

What better way to cap off a day of outdoor fun and exploration than relaxing and stargazing? This is a quite accessible activity that campers of all ages and abilities can enjoy, which also provides an educational opportunity for kids as well. See which constellations and star patterns you can see at night from your camp, and explain to campers how with the seasons, the stars move in the sky.

If your campers stay coincides with a meteor shower, even better! Here is a guide to stargazing while camping to get the best views and make the most of clear, summer nights.

Get Creative 

Help your campers tap into their creative potential, and allow it to blossom with creative camp activities. Campers don’t have to be skilled artists to have fun with creative activities. Plus, they will have something to take home at the end of camp to remember their experiences by.

6. Journaling and Scrapbooking 

Journaling and scrapbooking are wonderful opportunities to get introspective and create colourful collages of camp memories. Journaling is a great exercise for campers of all ages—given that they are used to reading and writing—and allows them quiet time to reflect on their time at camp. Your more introverted campers may need this greatly, but don’t know how to articulate it. Give your campers a series of prompts to write about.

Scrapbooking is a wonderful way to capture precious memories from camp, and there are several ways to make the scrapbook more personalized to each camper. Use an instant camera to take each campers photo, and give them the print-out to use in their scrapbook. As well, scrapbooking is a great opportunity to reuse old magazines and prints, saving them from ending up in a landfill.

7. Tie-dying 

Tie-dying is a classic DIY that kids love. There is no shortage of ways to make tie-dye clothing personalized for each camper, as they get to choose the colours they want and the design they want their beautiful tie-dye to be in. Plus, you don’t have to just tie-dye clothing. You can also tie-dye pillow cases, blankets, drawstring bags—truly anything made of cloth!

There are plenty of dyes available on the market, but if you are feeling adventurous, you can create natural fabric dyes. This guide to tie-dying with campers will help get you started on what you need to help your campers create tie-dye memories at camp. 

8. Make Your Own Play Dough 

While this activity may be better suited to younger campers, homemade play dough is a classic recipe for parents and childcare workers alike. It doesn’t just give campers a fun toy to play with, it also gives them a toy to play with that you can rest assured is not toxic. Plus, homemade play dough is cheaper than their store-bought alternatives.

This DIY play dough recipe gives you a simple, straight-forward list of ingredients, storage instructions, and how to get the exact colour you want.

9. Finger Painting Fun

Kids—especially toddlers—love to finger paint. After all, our fingers work perfectly great as paint brushes! As well, tons of fruits and vegetables work well as stamps in finger painting, too. This activity is a classic past time to teach children about shapes.  

If you’re concerned about campers making a mess out of finger painting, there are mess-free solutions to finger painting that will help prevent big paint messes on their hands and on the tables.

10. Collage

Finally, have your campers contribute to one giant collage with their favourite memories from camp. Encourage all campers to put their favourite piece onto a piece of poster board, and share it for everyone to see at the end of camp.

Make a Splash with Water Activities 

When it gets hot outside, get into the water! Summer camp is the perfect occasion to enjoy pools, lakes, streams, the beach, and every other body of water in between. Getting outside and into the water is not just an opportunity to cool off in the summer heat, it also presents opportunities to encourage children to take interest in sustainability and preserving natural habitats.

11. Water Game Olympics 

You don’t have to host actual olympic sports to make this fun for everyone! Simply set up a bracket tournament style competition using fun water games, and the winner(s) get(s) a prize! Classics include water balloon games, battleships and submarines, and other water-friendly games.

Contests in an encouraging, low-stakes environment encourage friendly competition among children, and teach them how to handle losses while they are in a safe, positive situation with their peers and camp counsellors. 

12. Water Balloon Dodgeball

Speaking of water balloons, how about combining it with dodgeball? If your camp doesn’t have access to a body of water, that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun with water. Water balloons are a kid-friendly favourite for summer, and always a blast.

Set campers up into teams, and award prizes for the teams who land their balloons on the highest number of opponents. This guide is the ultimate resource to hosting the best water balloon fight ever—certainly one that your campers will remember!

13. Kayaking 

If you have older kids in your camp, kayaking is a great summertime activity! Not only is it a fun way to get out on the water, it gives campers a new perspective on aquatic life and natural habitats right in their own backyard. It’s not uncommon for kayakers to come into contact with whales, seals, otters, and other animals out on the water. But if your camp does come close to wildlife, it is absolutely critical that they do so in a safe way and give animals their distance.

Ensure that everyone has lifejackets, and knows the protocol if their kayak tips over. Even though kayaking is a fairly safe sport, it is important to be prepared in case things go sideways.

14. Water Balloon Tennis 

Another take on water balloon sports for summer camp features water balloons—plus tennis! This fun sport offers a new way for kids to stay cool while playing distances sports like tennis. This option may be quite favourable if you want to encourage distance at your camp—which the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 has encouraged greatly.

If you have kids in your camp who are afraid of being hit by a water balloon, this may be a good option to help them feel in control.

15. Mega Slip-N-Slide 

Finally, this may arguably be the best way to cool off at summer camp—other than jumping into a lake or pool. Kids love slip and slides, so what better way to have a blast this summer than to slide down a giant one? Luckily, it’s not too difficult to create a DIY slip and slide of your own.

Fun and Games

Camp is, after all, supposed to be a fun-filled time for your campers. While there are plenty of fun, educational activities for them to take part in—which should definitely be part of their curriculum—simple games that leave your campers awe-inspired and giggling always stand out for them.

16. Talent Show 

Encourage campers to showcase their natural talents with a talent show! Everyone has talents, and helping them showcase them will boost their confidence big time. To encourage participation, you can give out small prizes to campers who compete.

17. Old-Fashioned Charades

Charades is a classic party game, and can be a truly fun, silly time for campers to take part in. Plus, it encourages problem-solving. This resource from the National Parks Service provides a detailed how-to on playing charades at camp, and what each hand motion means.

18. Puzzle  

Puzzles can range from simple to extremely difficult, and the level that you want to introduce to your camp depends on their age and abilities. But you can always bring puzzles of various sizes, piece numbers, and difficulty to see if campers are up for a greater challenge.

19. Life-Sized Board Games

It turns out that creating life-sized versions of classic board games might not be as hard as you think! Here are some examples of how people translated board games such as Candyland and Monopoly into life-sized versions that literally insert the players into the game.

20. Balloon Volleyball

Instead of using a volleyball itself, introduce young kids to the sport by using a balloon. The balloon floats effortlessly, rather than how a volleyball aggressive plummets to the ground, so it gives players more time to spike it to the next player.

Interesting Indoor Activities 

If your camp is inside—such as winter camp, or a tech camp—here are some fun activities that your campers can take part in during breaks or at the end of the day to wind down.

21. DIY Pizzas

DIY pizza parties are always a lot of fun! Beforehand, you can even ask your campers out of the blue what their favourite pizza toppings are, and surprise them with these toppings for them to assemble. Be sure to be conscious of allergies and cross-contamination, so that no one gets sick or has a reaction to an ingredient they shouldn’t have.

22. Create an Indoor Tent 

Think blanket forts, but advanced! Use chairs, books, and blankets to create an indoor tent for children to enjoy reading, writing, and spending time in.

23. Make a Storytelling Jar

This is a fun way to foster creativity in young children. Put together mason jars with prompts inside to help children start a story to write.

24. Indoor Bowling Tournament 

Set up a bracket-style tournament for your campers to join in on an indoor bowling competition! There are indoor bowling kits available for children, and you can even DIY bowling pins out of water bottles.

25. Puppet Theatre

Finally, children love puppet shows, and they can even be a fun DIY project! Use mittens or socks to create the puppets, and an old cardboard box to create the theatre itself.

At PerfectMind, we provide software to automate all your daily tasks, so you can spend more time on creating memorable camp experiences. Learn more about our software now!

Daily work plan of the detachment in the summer camp with the analysis of the day | Methodical development on the topic:

Work plan on the day of the goal “GOL”

Summer Healing Camps “Restless Hearts”

HBOU secondary school of the village of Borsky district

Date June 1, 2018, Friday

Analysis of the day:

The day was very busy, but almost everything planned was done, only the emblems were not drawn. There were practically no conflicts. When summing up the results of the day, everyone was satisfied and put the maximum score. T. designed a squad zipper. We decided that every day everyone would release lightning in turn. T. organizes the “Club of Journalists”. D. proposed to make a detachment newspaper in the form of a football field.

Outlook for Monday: Color the emblems (Designer’s School), Learn the squad song, Rehearsal for the squad’s introduction, Go to the village council to decide on the Timurovsky landing. Have a conversation about those who litter after an afternoon snack on the street.

PLAN OF WORK FOR THE DAY

Date June 4, 2018, Monday

Analysis of the day:

The day passed quietly. When summarizing the results, they discussed the conflict at the game L. and L. T. the first said that the main thing is to support each other, even if someone does not know how to do something. Each of us is strong in something, but each of us has weaknesses. We came to the camp for positive emotions and must learn to help each other.

Tuesday Outlook: Bicycles needed to prepare for Wheel Safety. They handed out home to look at assignments in medicine and the gestures of the traffic controller. We need to bring hoes, bags and gloves to clean up the area around the obelisk. Bring chess.

Work plan for day

Date June 5, 2018, Tuesday

Analysis of the day:

The day passed without serious conflicts. Everyone felt the need for quiet games and time for hobby activities. Chess experts taught beginners the rules of the game. They mastered the games “Corners” with and without a cube, checkers, giveaway, “Chapaev”. The squad newspaper will have the following sections: Games (all games that we will master during the shift), Sports (covering the 2018 World Cup), Successes, Yesterday (analysis of past events), Today (event scenarios), Tomorrow (what to prepare for). We decided to make the pockets transparent from hard notebook covers. Mandatory name, motto, song, squad list, emblem.

Outlook for Wednesday: Preparation for quizzes on Pushkin, traffic rules, staged fairy tale competition. It is necessary to appoint groups responsible for the headings of a gratifying newspaper.

Working plan

Date June 6, 2018, Wednesday

Analysis of the day:

Everyone was preparing for the staged fairy tale “Marriage of convenience” with excitement and enthusiasm. Children really like to dress up, everyone suggested interesting elements for their costumes, they barely had time to implement their ideas. We will have to “shake up” the wardrobes at home and bring the missing elements tomorrow. Probably, the actor sits in every child, and in the teacher too. Everyone was “in the soap”, but happy. And we read Pushkin’s fairy tales, listen, look at our leisure. It’s nothing, it’s a matter of life! Everything is fixable, it would be a desire!

Outlook for Thursday: Tomorrow we will discuss what games of the peoples of the world we will hold.

Working plan

Date June 7, 2018, Thursday

Analysis of the day:

The games of the peoples of the world were played with pleasure. But they didn’t follow. A small injury during the old Russian folk game “Forged Chains” (in the Volga region this game is also called “Spander”). The elders “break” the chain of the “younger ones” and overdid it, M.’s hand was severely bruised, his hand turned red, but M. courageously held back her tears. It was necessary to break the seniors and juniors into different groups for this power and speed game.

Friday’s outlook: Prepare for a quiz on fire safety and ecology. And the chess tournament is just around the corner.

Working plan for

Date June 8, 2018, Friday

9AT . Plan.

Analysis of the day:

Today everyone was bathed in glory after a fairy tale. As long as they don’t stick their noses up too high. Pride is one of the worst human sins. We need to talk about it tomorrow. But everyone understood that the preparation for the fairy tale was no less interesting than the staging of the fairy tale itself.

Outlook for Saturday, June 9 (we work for Monday, 10, 11, 12 – days off): I am preparing a game program for the stations “I live in Russia!”. Many serious stations: “Flag, coat of arms, anthem of Russia”, “Russian Army” and others.

Activity analysis

8.30-8.45

Morning ruler. Plan.

reminded of the discipline during the afternoon snack

8.45-9.00

Charging

L. again, with the organizers

HERCULES porridge was eaten badly, probably mothers don’t cook such porridge at home …

9.20-10.10

Squad planning meeting

KTD “Cycling Club”

D. organized preparations for the competition on traffic rules “Safe Wheel”. Once again we repeated all the rules and tickets.

10. 10-11 But he himself acted dishonestly: he stuffed half a bag with grass. OH NO NO NO!

11.00-12.00

Excursion to the Fire Station Quiz on the rules of fire safety

The fire station was very interesting. But it’s better to walk around one detachment so that you can hear better, see it and have time to feel and try everything on. For the quiz 5 talents.

12.00-12.30

Competition according to traffic regulations “Safe Wheel”

Pionerball

The Safe Wheel competition failed due to rainy weather. We played pioneer ball in the gym. 1st place

12.30-13.00

Squad Chess Championship. Preparation for the program “I live in Russia!”

2 pairs played knockout chess.

The rest were preparing for the program “I live in Russia!” dedicated to the Day of Russia

0002 Lunch

Dinner was swallowed in 5 minutes, everyone was in a hurry to put on their irresistible fairy tale costumes.

13.20-14.10

Book Championship in chess

Preparation for the game program “I live in Russia!”,

Dedicated to Russia Day

determined 4 grandmasters in a detachment of chemots: T. , D., L., V. They will take part in the general camp chess tournament. Prepared for the game on the stations: the symbolism of Russia and the meaning of each element and color, the history of the Russian army, the great commanders, the most famous people of Russia. Learned a lot of new things.

14. 10-14.20

Summing up. Schedule for tomorrow. Room cleaning.

Discussed the pros and cons of today, sorted out conflict situations.

14.20-14.30

The final line, receiving the earned Talents.

15 talents. Coming soon competition Squad newspapers.

14.30

Afternoon snack. Leaving home

Tomorrow we are on duty at the camp: Canteen, exercises and watering flowers in the classrooms. We need to break into groups in order to do everything faster and have time to prepare.

Analysis of the day:

Went into a dispute between educators: Is it necessary to prepare children for quizzes and competitions. The educators of our squad for training: The children learned the famous commanders, the meaning of the symbols of Russia, learned a lot of new things from the history of Russia (for example, hay-straw (right-left, who are the recruits and what they served for 25 years! And if they didn’t prepare, where would did they find out? Others suggested that we analyze the answers later, but this would no longer be relevant. And so we prepare according to the methods: KTD (collective creative work), Brainstorming, Interest Clubs (HOUSE), or CHTP (alternating creative assignments).

Outlook for Wednesday, June 13: We need to come up with an interesting presentation of the detachment newspaper, a competition is coming soon. It is necessary that it be massive, spectacular and connected with the opening of the World Cup.

Working plan

Date June 13, 2018, Wednesday

9002 Going home

Analysis of the day:

Didn’t have time to rehearse the presentation of the detachment’s newspaper. Everyone wanted to play. They did not insist, and did not lose, everything was organized and kind. And you can rehearse tomorrow, especially since we are almost ready. Analysis of the diagnostics “Our relationship” showed: 93% of respondents noted that the detachment is very friendly or friendly; 57% help each other without being reminded; 36% – help if asked; 7% – help if the counselor asks.

Outlook for Thursday 14 June: Tomorrow a trip to Borskoye “Summer with a soccer ball”. It is necessary to conduct a safety briefing.

WORK PLAN FOR THE DAY

Date Thursday, June 14, 2018

Analysis of the day:

Attendance in our squad is still 100%. No one is sick or overslept, no one has lost the desire to get up early. Even one more person was added to the detachment – A. At the beginning of the shift there were 14 of us, now there are 15. I was very worried about the game program “I live in Russia”. But everything turned out great, the children were happy. Ye, the head of the camp, and all the teachers praised. I am so glad! Kind word and the cat is pleased!

Outlook for Friday, June 15: Tomorrow is the defense of the detachment newspaper. It is necessary to organize a creative group “Football” (ChTP), responsible for news from the World Cup.

Working plan

Date June 15, 2018, Friday

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Breakfast was held as usual, at lightning speed, the teachers did not even have time to have tea.

Analysis of the day:

Along the way, the territory near the Administration was removed for additional Talents. MONEY, not even real – great power! It’s just a little annoying: GOOD DEEDS FOR PAYMENT?

Outlook for Monday 18 June: The day will be devoted to sports, comfortable clothes and shoes are needed.

Working plan for

Date June 18, 2018, Monday

Analysis of the day:

It is so lucky that our children love not only computer games and VKONTAKTE correspondence, but also sports games, they know how to play, resolve conflicts peacefully. There is, of course, aggression and hostility, but as an exception. And this problem is solvable. For this we are in the camp and gathered

Outlook for Tuesday, June 19: Tomorrow is the general camp chess tournament. A team of 3 people from each squad. And we have four applicants. HOW TO BE? TO THINK…

Working plan for

Date June 19, 2018, Tuesday

9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 900 . Plan.

Analysis of the day:

There were 3 people from each team for the chess tournament, and we had 4. At first they wanted to remove Vitalik U., but then we agreed with the jury that he would participate only in the individual championship. But V. was still offended, although he played. Next time we need to consider changing the rules so that everyone can participate.

Outlook for Wednesday 20 June: Check everyone has hats. Once again remind the rules of conduct on the bus, on the street and in public places.

Working plan for

Date June 20, 2018, Wednesday

Analysis of the day:

All children like excursions very much. We learned more about the war than from a history textbook. Children go to our squad with pleasure: everyone wants to be superheroes at the closing of the camp. Outlook for Thursday, June 21: Tomorrow I. will bring a special suit of yellow color, we will sew a suit for Wolverine. It is necessary to learn the final song for the fairy tale tomorrow: “Oh, we have been sitting too long, brothers. Isn’t it time for us to take a walk … ”And repeat the song“ Do a good deed … ”by the closing of the camp. We sang it at the presentation of the newspaper, everyone liked it.

Working plan

Date June 21, 2018, Thursday

. Together with WWII veteran Shaverdin N. A. The song “Get up, the country is huge!” perfectly conveys the whole drama of the events of those terrible years. And the song “Victory Day!” conveys the bright ambiguous emotions of this long-awaited day: “this is joy with tears in the eyes.”

Analysis of the day:

Children need to talk about the war. Only honestly, sincerely, without stamped slogans and propaganda. Children immediately feel false. Today everything was for real, with pain for our failures and losses, with great pride and surprise about our victory in this terrible war against fascism, which swept over and brought all of Europe to its knees.

Prospects for Friday, June 22: After the tour, you need to prepare for the Zarnitsa and sew a Wolverine costume.

Working plan for

Date June 22, 2018, Friday

9000 9000 City Line. Plan.

Analysis of the day:

Although the average score for the “Psychological atmosphere in the team” method is high (about 7-8 points), some low indicators for such criteria as Warmth, support, friendliness and agreement are alarming.

Outlook for Monday 25 June: Tomorrow we need to make a flag for the Zarnitsa, this is also appreciated.

Working plan

Date June 25, 2018, Monday

Content for activity

Analysis of the day:

There are no special conflicts in the detachment, L. is no longer such an outcast as in the first days, L. is not so aggressive, N. hardly “beeps”, V. hardly argues. He clearly has a penchant for singing. They are very artistic and quickly grasp all the intonations of R., L., L., T., N. They are very plastic and hear the music of M. and K. Everyone has a talent, and the further, the brighter it is revealed. It’s a shame the change is over. Of course, the teachers are very tired, but this fatigue is joyful and bright.

Outlook for Tuesday, June 26:

Tomorrow we need to do a general cleaning in the classroom, throw out everything unnecessary, put everything necessary in its place.

Work plan

Date June 26, 2018, Tuesday

Content for activity

Analysis of the day:

Everything seems to be the same as always, but everyone has some kind of sadness in their eyes. For this summer month, we are all so different, small and big, cheerful and serious, responsible and mischievous – we all became one family. After all, it is in the family, the elders are responsible for the younger ones and teach them all the wisdom of life. And the younger ones give their elders their love, warmth and devotion. After all, it is in the family that they do not laugh at the weakest, but help him become stronger and more self-confident. And from this they themselves become stronger, more honest, kinder.

Outlook for Wednesday, June 27:

Tomorrow we have to finish the newspaper “Immersion”.

Work plan

Date June 26, 2018, Tuesday

9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 . Plan.

Analysis of the day:

The camp program was quite rich: excursions, trips to the library, competitions, conversations, quizzes, sports events, relay races, etc. were held daily. exercise, health minutes, outdoor games, safety minutes, preventive conversations. Organizing various activities both in form and content, the teaching staff created all the conditions for the children to manifest, activate and develop as many positive qualities as possible in the process of camp life. Educators pursued one goal – to help teenagers master various types of activities, acquire specific knowledge and skills, form leadership skills, learn to be useful to society.

Time passed quickly. It’s time for parting. Everyone remembered the time spent in the camp. Many were sad.

According to the results of the survey, most of the children and their parents highly appreciated the activities of the school camp: they felt comfortable and interested.

Outlook for Wednesday, June 27th: Nothing is needed tomorrow, what a pity.

Report on the work done in the summer school camp “Rainbow” at MBOU secondary school No. 26 of the city of Stavropol

It’s great that someone once

I decided to give joy to the kids.

All they had to do was open a summer camp at the school.

And every day is like a wonderful moment,

Like a holiday: competitions, birthdays,

Concert and contests, treasure hunt.

And for the victory – a sweet reward!

And no one scolds us –

It seems to everyone that this is how it should be!

What a delight, what a success!

Camp brings children

Health, joy, laughter!

Organization of summer health camps is one of the most interesting and important forms of work with students during the summer holidays. The main mission of the day camp is the organization of children’s free time, their recreation, health promotion in the summer. Every year, on the basis of MBOUSOSH No. 26, a summer recreation camp with a day stay “Rainbow” operates under the “City of Safety” program.

Summer health camp was valid from June 25 to July 15, 2018. 75 people aged from 6.5 to 11 years old were rehabilitated in the camp.

Today’s summer camp is:

1. Opportunity for creative development, enrichment of the spiritual world and intellect of the child.

2. Strengthening the health and organization of students’ leisure.

3. Prevention of bad habits, child neglect and juvenile delinquency and social protection of the rights and legitimate interests of children.

The main task of the summer school camp is the physical and spiritual recovery of children and adolescents.

The work included diverse activities, combining various areas of health improvement, recreation and education of children in a health camp. It was obligatory to involve difficult children, children from large and low-income families in the camp.

The plan of educational work carried out by educators in the health camp is drawn up so that each event is of a comprehensive educational nature, affecting all aspects and directions of the educational concept. It is very important to interest, captivate children with interesting activities.

In order to make the rest in the camps full-fledged, a program for organizing vacation rest and health improvement for schoolchildren “City of Safety” was developed, which provided for the following areas:

• sports and recreation;
• patriotic;
• moral;
• aesthetic;
• ecological;
• labor.

Purpose:

1. Improving the physical development of children, strengthening health, promoting a healthy lifestyle.

2. Creation of conditions for providing active, intellectual and emotionally rich summer holidays.

3. Creation of conditions for the development of creative potential and active life position of children.

The main objectives of the summer school camp are:

• development of leadership and organizational skills through the collective creative work of the shift;
• formation of a knowledge base of all kinds of games for their use in the educational process;
• rallying the children’s team, maintaining the spirit of cooperation and mutual assistance;
• expanding the horizons of the child through a game plot, taking into account age characteristics and intellectual level;
• formation of motivation for the application of accumulated knowledge, skills in everyday life;
• education of moral and volitional qualities, love for the Fatherland.
• prevention of child neglect during holidays;

All activities were aimed at fulfilling these goals and objectives.

Morning gymnastics and a ruler were held daily in the camp. The results of the previous day were summed up on the line, the winners of camp events were noted, every day the detachments (“city streets”) received a task and a plan for preparing for the general event.

It was mandatory to do morning exercises in the fresh air; during the camp day, the children were provided with three meals a day (breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea), participated in recreational, intellectual activities and cultural events. The camp day also ended with a line summing up the results of the day.

The summer camp had everything needed for a good rest for children: detachment rooms, rooms for games, a gym and a playground were prepared. For thematic discussions, holidays, watching movies and cartoons, the classrooms of the elementary school and the social science classroom, equipped with a computer and a media projector, were used. For daily walks and sports activities, a sports hall (in bad weather) and a playground on the school grounds were used.

In order to improve the health of children, a prerequisite was the maximum time spent by children in the open air, holding outdoor games. On the sports ground, children learned such games as football, pioneer ball and badminton, got acquainted with the games of the peoples of Russia. During the camp shift, the following sports and recreational activities were held: outdoor games in the fresh air, sports games “Call of the Jungle” and “Strong, dexterous, skillful”, fun starts “Hurrah! Holidays”, conversation games “If you want to be healthy” and “Is chewing gum harmful”, sports festival “Russia is the champion”, sports event “Sun, air and water”, practical lesson “Our friends vitamins”, Small Olympic Games, pioneerball, volleyball, tennis.

One of the important activities of the camp is the direction responsible for the awareness of children in the detachments, related to the study of their native land, its history and modernity. The educators of the camp held activities: an educational lesson “Peoples of Russia”, watching a video film “History of Russia”, a drawing competition on asphalt “I see the world”, a military-patriotic game “Zarnitsa”, visiting libraries, visiting a school museum room, a presentation “Symbols of Russia” .

The ability to communicate and understand others in a person’s life plays a very important role, and mutual understanding and sociability on the path to becoming a person depends on the upbringing of the child. Therefore, the following activities were carried out in this direction: a game of acquaintance “Let’s get acquainted” and rallying – “Visiting the DOK”, “Advice from Aunt Owl”, an excursion along the paths of the native land, a walk to the Sundovik River, entertainment and game programs “Hello , camp! and “Solar circle”, conversation “Rules of the internal regulations. Laws of the camp. Rules of conduct in the camp”, watching cartoons on the rules of the road, ecological landing “Cleaning the territory”, visiting the cat Leopold: conversation “Guys, let’s live together!”, safety minute: “Safe summer”

Public events are significant events in the life of the summer health camp. They are necessary to create an elevated emotional mood, creativity, to organize the interaction of children. Thus, during the whole shift, outdoor cultural events were organized: the Cossack museum, a conversation with the traffic police inspector.

Hygienic education of children in the camp was carried out by medical and pedagogical staff. The purpose of hygienic education of children is to consolidate hygienic skills and abilities, to deepen the knowledge gained in school and family.

The hygienic education of children in the children’s health camp was based on the promotion of a healthy lifestyle. Such events were held as:

• conversation about the danger and harm of ticks;
• conversation “Healthy and bad habits”;
• conversation about proper nutrition “If you want to be healthy…”;
• conversation “Poisonous mushrooms”;
• Health Secrets quiz;
• World No Tobacco Day; 939fourteen
• Say NO to drugs!
• poster competition on the theme “Health is our wealth”.

Evaluation of the effectiveness of the rehabilitation of children in the conditions of a children’s health camp was carried out on the basis of a comparison of the data of two medical examinations – at the beginning and at the end of the camp shift.

The following indicators were analyzed:

• physical development of the child;
• functional state of the body;
• level of physical fitness.

Comprehensive analysis of these indicators made it possible to assess the effectiveness of each child’s recovery. Thanks to a healthy balanced diet, regular wellness procedures and the right daily routine. The children in the camp gained an average of 0.5 – 1 kg and grew by 1-1.5 centimeters.

Great attention was paid to the moral, aesthetic and environmental aspects of the camp

An educational quiz game “I love you, Russia!”, a poetry and song contest “We need peace” were held.

Ecological education was promoted by the ecological game “Medicinal plants and us”, a competition of crafts made from natural materials.

In order to ensure the safety of children’s life, the following activities were carried out: a quiz “Fundamentals of human life safety in dangerous and emergency situations”, during which they repeated the basic rules of behavior in nature, on the street and at home; training exercises were organized to evacuate children and camp staff in case of fire; conversations on the topic of safe behavior on water bodies; competition of drawings on fire-fighting topics..

Children took an active part in the concerts dedicated to the opening and closing of the camp.

In the camp, the children were engaged in socially useful work: they took care of indoor plants, participated in cleaning the school territory, looked after the flower beds.

All children received high-calorie breakfasts and lunches every day. Fresh vegetables and fruits were always on the tables.

Thanks to the close-knit work of educators and pupils of the Raduga Children’s Camp, the life of the children in the camp has become fun and unforgettable. Each child was able to show their creative, physical and mental abilities.

The shift in the camp ended with the closing line of the camp shift. Summing up, the children noted that every day of their stay in the camp was full of emotions, full of activities and a charge of cheerful mood and health.

Children were awarded certificates, sweet prizes and gifts for active participation in competitions and events.

The time that the guys spent on the shift was very pleasant and, of course, memorable. They spent it for the benefit of themselves and their health.

It can be fully said that the tasks set at the beginning of the season were fulfilled by the teachers in full.

M.A. Alimova

Rest

The camp shift is over. Every day was fun and interesting. There was no time to be bored: quests, festivals, holidays, classes in circles, walks, outdoor games, meetings with interesting people, master classes.

Thanks to all the educators and teachers of the health camp, who made this shift so unforgettable for their pupils.

Thanks to all the guys who took an active part in the life of the camp. Donovoy meeting next year, “Teremok”.

We had a great rest!

Gained strength and mind.

They tried to become healthy,

Doctors helped.

The cooks fed delicious food,

We know a lot about food now.

Together with teachers

We have been everywhere.

We say goodbye today…

“Goodbye!” – we say.

This camp, by all means,

We will visit again soon!

Travel map of the school camp “Teremok” is replenished every day. The youngest residents of our camp visited the Zazerkalie entertainment center, the guys from the older detachments visited the Dobrynya family center. The children enjoyed the excursions and activities. I especially liked the trampolines and virtual games.

We visited the swimming pool of the Vorgol sports and recreation complex. The children swam with great pleasure and received a large charge of positive emotions, cheerfulness and good mood.

A conversation on the topic “My height and my weight” was conducted by FAP workers from the village of Kazaki.

For the purpose of spiritual and moral education, the pupils visited the Church of St. George the Victorious. Priest of the temple Dionysius Teplyashin told the children about the structure of the temple, about the icons and about the first priest Peter Zverev.

The camp cordially opened its doors to employees of the Lipetsk Regional Children’s Library, who prepared and held an event with the children of the Pushkin Roots of the Lipetsk Region camp.

Shift continues…

Pupils of the camp “Teremok” took part in the district sports game “Zarnitsa”. Our team proved to be a real fighter. She showed excellent results at all stages of the game and deservedly became the first! Well done!!!

Every day in the camp “Teremok” is rich and bright.

As part of the patriotic, environmental education of children on June 5, the camp hosted the “Environment Protection Day”. After the morning exercise, the Health Minute “Dangerous Insects” (first aid for insect bites) took place. For the pupils of the camp, an excursion was organized to LLC TK “Yelets vegetables”.

June 6 – the birthday of Alexander Pushkin, we were visited by a library car. An interesting event about the history of the Pushkin family was held for the children.

The day of June 7 in our health camp was called “Health and Sports Day”.

Physical education is a very important part of every person’s culture. Regular training strengthens the body and helps to cope with diseases, has a good effect on attention, memory, thinking; educate perseverance, willpower, diligence, purposefulness, collectivism and sociability. And also, physical education classes help people to use their free time correctly and rationally, to cope with bad habits.

Vacationers took part in “Merry Starts” and took part in sports competitions. The atmosphere of competition reigned in the gym. Everyone was friendly and active.

Sports day gave all participants and organizers not only new knowledge and records, but also a charge of vivacity!

And the laser tag club “Fox” came to visit us, we visited the cinema “Prozhektor”, took part in the regional local history conference and took 1st place in the regional competition “Leather Ball”.

Summer is the time for children to have a good rest. The summer big break is given to schoolchildren to improve their health, physical training, and the health camp is the real conditions for maintaining and strengthening the physical and mental health of children, forming their healthy lifestyle.

June 1, 2019 at International Children’s Day kindly opened its doors for students of MBOU Secondary School No. 2 with. Cossacks school summer health camp with day stay for children “Teremok”.

The first day of the camp began with a solemn line and exercises. In each detachment, educators and counselors instructed students on safety precautions and rules of conduct in the camp.

After breakfast, the guys went to arrange squad corners.

The continuation of the day was an entertaining game program, which was prepared and carried out by the employees of the MPBC of the village of Kazaki.

Everyone wishing to show their artistic abilities took part in the competition “Let there always be peace!” – a competition of drawings on asphalt.

The first camp day was very fruitful for the guys: they got to know each other, came up with the name of the detachment, and picked up a motto.

Work with children in the spring is a harmonious continuation of the educational process and the activities of the teaching staff of the school for the development of each student, his ability to fill the leisure space with socially useful, musical activities, the formation of a taste for outdoor activities.

Spring health camp “Teremok” at the secondary school №2 with. The Cossacks acted for 5 calendar days from March 23 to March 28. In total, 145 students had a good rest and improved their health during the spring shift.

Every day in the camp began with a general strengthening exercise. The shift program included daily sports, intellectual and general cultural events. There were both team games and individual championship games.

Various quizzes were held with the children (a quiz on fairy tales, a quiz on the rules of the road). Children enjoyed watching cartoons. Throughout the camp, drawing competitions were held, songs about friendship were sung.

All the children took an active part in the activities. Every day spent together will remain in the memory of boys and girls for a long time.

Schoolchildren’s leisure activities were organized in a varied and colorful way. Nobody wanted to leave. There is another academic quarter ahead, and then every child will again be able to spend the holidays in an interesting way with friends and favorite teachers.

About , how many discoveries we have wonderful

He cooks every spring day

This is how every child thinks as soon as he hears that the holidays have already begun. But adults have other concerns. How to organize a child so that these discoveries are only useful. And then the school camp comes to the rescue of parents.

For many years now, such a camp has been organized in our school. School camp “Teremok” was created with the aim of realizing the right of every child to a good rest, health improvement, health promotion, satisfaction of interests and spiritual needs.

The first day in the camp is special – “Camp opening day”. So he did great. The students were looking forward to the opening of the camp, so many came even earlier.

This day was held under the slogan “Hello, holidays!”. According to the names of the detachments, the guys learned mottos, slogans, detachment songs.

The day ended with a festive concert “Spring Kaleidoscope”.

The guys showed all their talents, they drew, created creative works, sang songs, participated in sports competitions, made a lot of efforts to prove themselves. The guys left a lot of positive emotions and impressions.

On June 21, the work of the summer school camp “Teremok” MBOU secondary school No. 2 in the village of Kazaki ended.

18 unforgettable days, filled with vivid impressions, flew by in a flash. During the whole shift, interesting, educational events were held with the camp pupils. The guys strengthened their physical health, expanded their knowledge in the formation, preservation and promotion of health.

On the last day of the camp shift, the children visited the memorial, where a rally “Dedicated to Compatriots Who Died for the Motherland…” was held, took part in the regional action “Sky of Memory”. The result of the change was summed up by the final concert.

Every day in the camp “Teremok” MBOU secondary school No. 2 village Kazaki is full of bright events and unforgettable impressions.

Teachers of the school prepared a lot of interesting things for their pupils: the quest game “Find the treasure”, the entertainment program “Who loves us very much”, the intellectual game “Safe Road”, the quiz “Journey along the Lukomorye” based on the fairy tales of A.S. Pushkin, sports relay races and competitions.

In order to acquaint children with medicinal plants and their healing properties, the children of the camp “Teremok” took part in the environmental action “Green Pharmacy”.

Children were able to show their creative abilities by taking part in the drawing contest “My native land”, the contest of poems and songs “My Russia is my country!”. These activities of moral and patriotic education form in children a sense of civic consciousness, patriotism and tolerance.

Holidays, holidays – a fun time!

All our children go on vacation!

The long-awaited warm colorful summer has come. Traditionally, on June 1, in MBOU secondary school No. 2 in the village of Kazaki, the summer school camp “Teremok” began its work. In the program of the camp: participation in regional actions and events, daily physical culture and health work, creative competitions and events according to the plan. There are 3 groups formed in the camp, where students spend their leisure time from 8.30 to 14.30.

The children celebrated Children’s Day by participating in the entertainment program “On the Roads of Fairy Tales”, prepared by the employees of RMBUK EMB. The best artists received awards for winning the competition of drawings on asphalt “Let there always be sunshine!”. The opening ceremony of the camp and the festive disco “Rhythms of Summer” were held.

1. Spring “Teremok” has completed its work

2. Opening of the spring camp “Teremok”

3. Closing the shift in the camp “Teremok”

4. Camp “Teremok” continues to work

An article about the summer camp “Summer is a wonderful time” ⋆ Secondary school № 6

It’s great that someone once
Decided to give joy to the kids.
All we had to do was open a summer camp at the school.
And every day is like a wonderful moment,
Like a holiday: competitions, birthdays,
Concerts, contests, and treasure hunt.
And for the victory – a sweet reward!
And no one scolds us –
It seems to everyone that this is how it should be!
What delight, what success!
Camp brings children
Health, joy, and laughter!
Worthy reward!

Summer is truly a golden time. After all, how the child will rest, what kind of psychological relief he will receive, what positive emotions he will acquire, how he will be enriched, what attitude he will receive for the coming year, his further success at school, the birth and implementation of new plans and ideas depend.

Summer recreational school camp is a convenient way for parents to relax their children. The child is not separated from the family, is under the supervision of teachers, fed, busy with interesting things.

Every year in the Municipal Educational Institution – Secondary School No. 6, a lot of preparatory work is carried out to organize summer holidays and improve children’s health, under the guidance of the director of the school, Taranova Elena Serofimovna. Our camp is called “Sunny Island”. This year, the camp hosted 50 children. There were 2 detachments of 25 people in the camp, from grades 1 to 4.

The teams were formed taking into account the individual characteristics and wishes of the children. Every morning began with the passage of thermometry of children and camp workers. Then, the children went to exercise, and then to breakfast. The children were fed in groups. The children’s meals were varied and very tasty. Every day the children received delicious meat products, fruits, various bakery products. After breakfast there were exciting detachment activities. After lunch, there was mainly a game program. Throughout the shift, the children were involved in a kaleidoscope of different events. Each next day was different from the previous one and filled with new impressions, communication and meetings with interesting people. For each child, the camp opened up with its own facet: someone found new friends, someone discovered new creative abilities in themselves, someone learned that it was interesting to work, and someone learned not to be upset by unsuccessful defeats.

We really wanted to surprise and please the guys, so we opened each shift in an exciting way. The holiday dedicated to the Children’s Day was very fun, which caused great delight among all the children. The opening of the camp pleased the children with new songs, dances, ditties. And at the closing, the guys went on an amazing journey in search of a treasure, which caused a delight of emotions in the children. Much attention was paid not only to the promotion of culture and a healthy lifestyle, but also to the study of traffic rules and fire safety. Conversations were held aimed at the psychological support of the child, games for rallying and the manifestation of bright individual qualities.

We decided that health improvement is impossible without sports. Every day, the children were exercised in the fresh air. Our children took an active part in the competitions: “Funny Starts”, competitions in “Power Gymnastics”. The event was very interesting: “Bicycle Rally 2021”, where the guys, under the guidance of physical education instructor Andrey Vladimirovich Koshechkin, demonstrated their ability to quickly control a bicycle, passing through an obstacle course. There were competitions in pioneer ball and athletics. Sporting events “Connoisseurs of Sports” were held. Learned to play bast shoes. Entertaining chess tournaments fascinated children to think mentally.

The guys showed themselves not only in sports, but also in creativity: they drew, sang, danced, performed rap, created interesting innovative music videos. The children took part in games, quizzes, competitions, a lot of time the children were in the fresh air, most of the games and sports activities were held at the school’s sports ground and the city stadium.

Thanks to the skillful work of the organizer: Koshechkina Nadezhda Gennadievna, all events were interesting, informative, entertaining, captivating children along with them. During the work of the camp, a dance group was created from the younger children “Stars”, who delighted us with new dances. The group was created under the guidance of older children who have been attending dance clubs in the city for many years. Under the guidance of the educator Vera Sergeevna Kolesnikova, the children learned how to make very beautiful model hair clips. Under the guidance of the teacher Tyapina Victoria Valerievna, they learned how to weave beautiful decorations from dandelions, Bazarsadaeva Alena Balzhinimaevna fascinated the children in the game of checkers, she plays very well herself, Kobylkina Irina Vladimirovna interested the children in drawing, Shabaikin Gennady Alekseevich was carried away by sports.

Our children took an active part in the “River of Memory” action organized by the Palace of Culture and Sports. When they returned, they shared their impressions. However, all this can be seen in our photographs.

“There are guys and sportsmen and singers in our camp! Admire, look: aren’t we good fellows?

The work of the school camp is impossible without well-coordinated and well-organized work of all structures. In this regard, we thank: the Palace of Culture and Sports, for providing us with exciting events, for interesting film screenings for children. Librarians for educational and entertaining events. I would like to thank the employees of the Decembrists Museum for the event dedicated to the life and work of the Decembrists “Old Chest”. Museum of Local Lore, for the interesting event “How they played in the old days.” We thank the workers of the Trud stadium for holding mass sports events with musical accompaniment with our children.

I would like to express special gratitude to the director of the school Taranova Elena Serofimovna, and the camp workers: Koshechkin Nadezhda Gennadievna, Koshechkin Andrey Vladimirovich, Kolesnikova Vera Sergeevna, Tyapin Viktoria Viktorovna, Bazarsadaev Alena Balzhinimaevna, Kobylkin Irina Vladimirovna, Shabaikin Gennady Alekseevich Svetlana Alexandrovna, medical assistant: Vladimirovna , which every day examined children for well-being, monitored the health of children. To our cooks: Yakimets Anna Alekseevna, Tikhonova Ekaterina Alekseevna, auxiliary worker: Makarova Tatyana Vasilievna, office cleaner: Vasilyeva Vera Georgievna.

We hope that the days spent in the summer school camp “Solnechny Ostrov” will be remembered by the children for a long time and will remain filled with unforgettable impressions, useful deeds and pleasant memories. As a keepsake, all the children were presented with sweet prizes.

Head of the camp “Solnechny Island” MOU – secondary school No. 6

Elena Viktorovna Sizykh 2021

Pedagogical program – summer 2022

Pedagogical program “Harmony of Childhood”

Children’s recreation camp “Radiant” includes such mandatory components as a professional team of teachers, instructors, heads of studios and sections, medical workers; infrastructure for children’s recreation (beach and park protected areas, a stadium and sports grounds, a library, modern comfortable buildings), an author’s development program.

The program “Harmony of Childhood” includes a variety of activities that take into account the age and psychological characteristics of children and adolescents. It is implemented in general camp and detachment events: sports, dance, tourism, intellectual.

The territory of the children’s health camp “Radiant” is isolated and guarded by security personnel, night duty is carried out in the buildings. All sports and active games, sea bathing are carried out under the supervision of instructors and medical professionals.

21 days of stay in the children’s camp “Radiant” – this is a great mood from communicating with friends, nature, new sensations of yourself and others, fun, business and intellectual games, quizzes and creative contests, intrigue and romance of every day!

The author’s program “Harmony of Childhood” from LLC “LODOS”

The author’s program “Harmony of Childhood” provides a combination of active recreation, health improvement and exciting developmental activities for children and adolescents.

Aims of the pedagogical program:

To promote the development of the personal potential of children and adolescents through a variety of activities.

Tasks of the pedagogical program:

1. Creation of psychological and pedagogical conditions for the improvement of children and adolescents, taking into account individual characteristics.
2. Creation of psychological and pedagogical conditions for improving the skills and methods of communication with peers and adults, the ability to build relationships with them for joint activities.
3. Creation of optimal conditions for the manifestation of the inner potential and self-realization of each child and adolescent in individual and joint activities.
4. Formation of skills of self-discipline, self-service and self-organization; healthy lifestyle skills.
5. Promoting the development of a picture of the world of children and adolescents through acquaintance with the culture and nature of the Crimea.

The theme of summer shifts in the children’s camp “Radiant”

Expected result of the shift:

1. Maximum recovery of children in the unique natural and climatic conditions of the Crimea.
2. Introducing children to a healthy lifestyle through play activities, sports, proper nutrition, etc.
3. The development of imagination, creativity, the ability to communicate with the natural world without harming it.
4. Satisfaction from joint creative activity.

Children’s camp “Radiant” is a safe outdoor activity, cooperation and adventure, joy and inspiration!

Pedagogical educational programs and topics of shifts

Program of the 1st shift “World of Play”

(02.06 – 22.06)

Play is the most interesting activity for children. All countries have their traditional games. So we decided to dedicate the whole shift to games.

The program is based on a logically built system of games aimed at developing the child’s personal qualities. The motto of the shift: “Not a day without a game!”.

Organizational stage. Main events:

• Dating games
• Dinner parties
• Opening shift
• Game “Ways of the Radiant”

Main stage. Main events:

• Sportlandia
• Intellectual show “I want to know everything!”
• Sports-tourist game “gamer-quest”
• Concert program “Radiant smile”
• Competition of video clips “Igro-Film”
• Squad evenings “Games of the World”
• Competition of social projects “We build the future ourselves”
• KVN for children by age
• Aqua show “Visiting Neptune”
• Competitions in volleyball, football, swimming, all-around sports
• Conducting studios (circles)
• Watching movies
• Holding themed discos

Final stage.

Main events:

• Creative benefit
• Final game “Radiator”
• Shift Closing Ceremony
• Questionnaire

2nd shift program “In Wonderland”

(25.06 – 15.07)

The country of childhood is the most wonderful country. In this shift, the children will visit Wonderland. During this shift, a whole series of game and holiday programs, contests, lights, and quizzes have been prepared for children. Children will plunge into the atmosphere of a large and friendly family; open the horizons of self-knowledge; will be able to develop and realize their abilities; acquire new knowledge and skills; get acquainted with the original history, traditions, values, unique nature of Crimea.

The program is based on the role-playing training game “In the Wonderland”, the main purpose of which is to introduce children to the world of wonderful discoveries, to develop the creative abilities of children.

Organizational stage. Main events:

• Dating games
• Dinner parties
• Opening shift
• Entertainment diagnostic games
• Issue of business card newspapers “Here we are!”
• Team Building Training “World of Friends”
• Creativity Development Training “Creativity Rainbow”

Main stage.

Main events:

• Friendship mail “We have friends all over the planet”
• Hit parade of talents “We are all stars”
• Promotion “10 main words”
• Sports and tourism game “Bear path”
• Campaign “Lanterns of the World”
• Training “Miracles in my life”
• Quest “Wonderland”
• Evening “From a Citizen of Russia to a Citizen of the Earth”
• I have the right to speak competition
• Contest-protection of fan projects “Cities of the Future”
• KVN for children by age
• Action “Friendship Ribbon”
• World and Me Drawing Competition
• Ecological action “Clean coast – living water”
• Game “Journey through countries and continents”
• Flash mob “Children on the planet are friends”
• Quiz “Know your Fatherland”
• Sports and intellectual game “We have friends on the whole planet”
• Asphalt Drawing Contest “Let there always be peace”
• Melodies of the World Music Competition
• Day of Peace Theatrical Performance
• Action “The Edge of Good”
• Game program “Legends of the peoples of the world”
• Information Exhibition “The Beautiful Face of the World”
• Educational game “The world depends on me”
• Exhibition of children’s art “The colorful world of childhood”
• Volleyball, football, basketball, sports records and chess competitions
• Conducting studios (circles)
• Watching movies
• Organization of discotheques

Final stage.

Main events:

• Propaganda action “Friendship, mutual understanding, help”
• Training sessions “Being healthy is prestigious”
• Scrabble marathon “Traveling around the country”
• Charity event “Gifts by the hands of children”
• Shift Closing Ceremony
• Questionnaire

Program of the 3rd shift “Fantasy around us”

(18.07 – 07.08)

Many children, however, like adults, are fond of fantasy. Some consider it an engine of progress, others consider it a futurological forecast, others find social and psychological prospects for development. Indeed, fiction covers all aspects of human life. These are art and sports, forecasting and development of technical creativity, literature and poetry.

The program is based on the role-playing game “Fantastic City”, the main purpose of which is to introduce children to the world of fantastic discoveries and develop the creative abilities of children. All children who have a rest in a shift become participants in creative projects related to fantastic discoveries in various fields of science and technology.

Organizational stage. Main events:

• Dating games
• Dinner parties
• Opening shift
• Game “You are FANTAST”

Main stage. Main events:

• Sportlandia
• Intellectual show “We know fantasy”
• Sports and tourism game “Fantastic Journey”
• Concert program “Fantastic smile”
• Music Fiction Video Competition
• Creative benefit performance “I can do it”
• Party evenings “Science Fiction Writers”
• Competition of social projects “We build the future ourselves”
• Constellation of Talents Holiday
• KVN for children by age
• Aqua show “Neptune is resting!”
• Theatrical show “Fantastic”
• Competitions in volleyball, football, swimming, all-around sports
• Conducting studios (circles)
• Watching fantasy movies
• Holding themed discos

Final stage. Main events:

• Opening of the fantasy museum and its visit
• Creative benefit
• Concert “Counselors for Children”
• Shift Closing Ceremony
• Questionnaire

4th shift program “In the World of Friends”

(10. 08 — 30.08)

Camp “Radiant” is a territory of childhood, which is protected from indifference, spiritual emptiness, national strife and political disagreements. Friendship, understanding, love and care reign here, the most cherished dreams come to life and wishes come true. The change “In the world of friends” is an acquaintance of children with the rich culture of multinational Russia, its customs and traditions, these are bright days filled with impressions and fun adventures, communication with friends and interesting people, unforgettable moments. Active participation in the affairs of the shift will allow each child to show their talents, abilities and interests, plunge into the carefree world of childhood.

The content of the shift events is determined by the main significant dates in August: International Youth Day. The program is based on the role-playing game “Circle of Friends”, the main goal of which is to attract children to the history and traditions of multinational Russia, to develop the creative abilities of children.

Organizational stage. Main events:

• Dating games
• Dinner parties
• Opening shift
• Educational and entertaining games “Big secrets of a small island”
• Hour of communication “Our happy childhood”

Main stage. Main activities:

• Training for the removal of communication barriers “Joy of communication”
• Presentation of the teams “We all come from childhood!”
• Creativity Development Training “Creativity Rainbow”
• Training game “Boys and girls: equal and different”
• I’m Your Friend Video Competition
• Competition of fantastic projects “Crimea of ​​the Future”
• Concert program “We have our own talents”
• Sports and tourism game “Traveling together”
• Cognitive game “State symbols of Russia”
• KVN for children by age
• Constellation of Talents Holiday
• Musical competition “With a song in my heart!”
• Educational and entertaining game “I can do everything!”
• Theatrical premieres “Summer Tale of Crimea”
• Competitions in volleyball, football, swimming, sports all-around
• Conducting studios (circles)
• Watching fantasy movies
• Holding themed discos

Final stage.

Main events:

• Opening of the gallery of achievements of the camp
• Creative benefit
• Concert “Counselors for Children”
• Shift Closing Ceremony
• Farewell disco
• Questionnaire

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