SUMMER STAFF POSITIONS

Westborough Community Education

Summer Day Camp 2013

Seasonal Job Opportunity

ACTIVITIY LEAD

Camp Dates: June 24, 2013 to August 16, 2013

Camp Location: Westborough High School

Schedule and hours per week: 8:30am to 4:00pm, 37.5 hours per week depending on enrollment

Qualifications:

• Previous experience working in a summer camp or camp- like setting

• Certification in first aid and CPR

• Possess ability to interact with and supervise campers (ages 5-12) during camp activities

• Possess ability to motivate camp counselors to participate/engage in camp activities

• Competent sports/games person with knowledge of the rules and organization of one or more sports/games

Responsibilities:

• Manage/ Supervise Activity Specialists; which includes hiring, and staff and game reviews

• Lead the coordination and implementation of pre-planned Day Camp activities for all camp groups, which may include spontaneous adaptation of plans

• Act as sub for absent Activity Specialist, or assign appropriate replacement

• Maintain and organize activities’ materials inventory

• Supervise camp lunch periods

• Travel with campers on field trips as needed

• Take on the role of camp counselor as needed

• Be aware of all campers with allergies of any kind and ensure that they receive appropriate care

• Provide a safe, successful and fun experience for both campers and staff

• Motivate campers to participate in all aspects of the camp program

• Maintain high standards of health and safety in all activities

• Be a role model to campers in attitude and behavior

Reports to: Camp Director


ACTIVITY SPECIALIST

Camp Dates: June 24, 2013 to August 16, 2013

Camp Location: Westborough High School

Schedule and hours per week: 8:30am to 4:00pm, 37.5 hours per week depending on enrollment

Qualifications:

• Previous experience working in a summer camp or camp- like setting

• Certification in first aid and CPR

• Possess ability to interact with and supervise campers (ages 5-12) during camp activities

Responsibilities:

• Implement pre-planned Day Camp activities during activity periods, which may include spontaneous adaptation of plans

• Supervise camp lunch periods

• Travel with campers on field trips as needed

• Take on the role of counselor as needed

• Lead activities for assigned camp group, maintaining high standards that lead to skill-building when possible

• Be aware of all campers with allergies of any kind and ensure that they receive appropriate care

• Provide a safe, successful and fun experience for both campers and staff

• Motivate campers to participate in all aspects of the camp program

• Maintain high standards of health and safety in all activities

• Be a role model to campers in attitude and behavior

Reports to: Activity Lead



UNIT LEAD

Camp Dates: June 24, 2013 to August 16, 2013

Camp Location: Westborough High School

Schedule and hours per week: 8:30am to 4:00pm, 37.5 hours per week depending on enrollment

Qualifications:

• Previous experience working in a summer camp or camp- like setting

• Must be at least 21 years of age and have taken post high school coursework

• Certification in first aid and CPR

• Possess ability to interact with and supervise campers (ages 5-12) during camp activities

• Experience in leading a school-age child care program, preferred

Responsibilities:

• Manage/Supervise Head Counselors, Counselors, Junior Staff, and Counselors- in -Training within assigned unit, including hiring, training and reviews of staff

• Assist with general administrative tasks involved in the running of the Summer Day Camp, including daily updates of camp blog, parent communication memos, staff meetings and coordination of staff vacations and time off schedules within your unit

• Manage camper disciplinary issues within your unit

• Be responsible for the welfare of each individual in the unit and do all possible to resolve problems

• Assist those campers and staff who may have difficulty fitting into the camp environment

• Transition campers to and from their assigned groups. This includes campers involved with Summer School, Enrichment Programs, Chatterbox, late or early drop offs, and the Extended Day Program

• Provide first aid for minor illnesses and injuries, and secure higher-level care when required (e.g. 911). Be aware of all campers with allergies of any kind and ensure that they receive appropriate care

• Be accountable for campers and staff during emergency situations

• Parent/guardian contact person for camper with medical issues or concerns

• Notify parent/guardian of a camper’s medically related incident during camp

• Maintain inventory of first aid supplies and monitor their use within your unit

• Participate in the implementation of programmed activities

• Maintain high standards of health and safety in all activities

Reports to: Camp Director



HEAD COUNSELOR

Camp Dates: June 24, 2013 to August 16, 2013

Camp Location: Westborough High School

Schedule and hours per week: 8:30am to 4:00pm, 37.5 hours per week depending on enrollment

Qualifications:

• Previous experience working in a summer camp or camp -like setting

• Must be at least 18 years of age or a high school graduate

• Certification in first aid and CPR

• Possess ability to interact with and supervise campers (ages 5-12) during camp activities

Responsibility:

• Primary caregiver for each camper in assigned group

• Manage/Supervise Counselors, Junior Staff, and Counselors- in-Training within group , which includes the training of the staff

• Direct, supervise and organize campers throughout daily activities

• Be responsible for the welfare of each individual in the group and do all possible to resolve problems

• Assist those campers and staff who may have difficulty fitting into the camp environment

• Provide first aid for minor illnesses and injuries, and secure higher-level care when required (e.g. 911). Be aware of campers with allergies and ensure appropriate care

• Participate in implementation of program activities for campers

• Maintain high standards of health and safety in all activities

• Be a role model to campers in attitude and behavior

Reports to: Unit Lead




COUNSELOR

Camp Dates: June 24, 2013 to August 16, 2013

Camp Location: Westborough High School

Schedule and hours per week: 8:30am to 4:00pm, 37.5 hours per week depending on enrollment

Qualifications:

• Must be at least 16 years of age

• Possess ability to interact with and supervise campers (ages 5-12) during camp activities

Responsibilities:

• Assist Head Counselors and Activity Specialists in supervision and management of campers

• Assist campers wherever necessary, which may include helping shy or awkward campers feel welcome and comfortable in the camp environment

• Participate in implementation of program activities for campers, which includes encouraging the campers to engage in the activities

• Be aware of campers with allergies and ensure appropriate care

• Encourage healthy social interactions among the campers

• Maintain high standards of health and safety in all activities

• Be a role model to campers in attitude and behavior

Reports to: Head Counselor



 AM COUNSELOR

Camp Dates: June 24, 2013 to August 16, 2013

Camp Location: Westborough High School

Schedule and hours per week: 7:15am to 12:45pm, 27.5 hours per week depending on enrollment

Qualifications:

• Must be at least 16 years of age

• Possess ability to interact with and supervise campers (ages 5-12) during camp activities

Responsibilities:

• Be responsible for the arrival and dismissal of campers to and from the AM Extended Day Program

• Be responsible for the general administrative tasks involved in running the AM Extended Day Program, which include planning activities and maintaining activity materials’ inventory

• Manage camper disciplinary issues

• Be responsible for the welfare of each individual in the program and do all possible to resolve problems

• Assist those campers who may have difficulty fitting into the Extended Day Camp environment

• Provide first aid for minor illnesses and injuries, and secure higher-level care when required (e.g. 911). Be aware of campers with allergies and ensure appropriate care

• Assist Head Counselors and Activity Specialists in supervision and management of campers during regular camp hours

• Assist campers wherever necessary, which may include helping shy or awkward campers feel welcome and comfortable in the camp environment

• Participate in implementation of program activities for campers, which includes encouraging the campers to engage in the activities

• Encourage healthy social interactions among the campers

• Maintain high standards of health and safety in all activities

• Be a role model to campers in attitude and behavior

Report to: Head Counselor




PM COUNSELOR

Camp Dates: June 24, 2013 to August 16, 2013

Camp Location: Westborough High School

Schedule and hours per week: 1:00pm to 6:00pm, 25 hours per week depending on enrollment

Qualifications:

• Must be at least 16 years of age

• Possess ability to interact with and supervise campers (ages 5-12) during camp activities

Responsibilities:

• Assist PM Extended Day Lead in supervision and management of campers during camp’s PM Extended Day hours

• Assist Head Counselors and Activity Specialists in supervision and management of campers during regular camp hours

• Assist campers wherever necessary, which may include helping shy or awkward campers feel welcome and comfortable in the camp environment

• Participate in implementation of program activities for campers, which includes encouraging the campers to engage in the activities

• Be aware of campers with allergies and ensure appropriate care

• Encourage healthy social interactions among the campers

• Maintain high standards of health and safety in all activities

• Be a role model to campers in attitude and behavior

Report to: Head Counselor and PM Extended Day Program Lead


Coordinator of Counselor-in Training (CIT) Program and Junior Staff Program

Camp Dates: June 24, 2013 to August 16, 2013

Camp Location: Westborough High School

Schedule and hours per week: 8:30am to 4:00pm, 37.5 hours per week depending on enrollment

Qualifications:

• Previous experience working in a summer camp or camp- like setting

• Must be at least 21 years of age and have taken post high school coursework

• Certification in first aid and CPR

• Possess ability to interact with and supervise campers (ages 5-12) during camp activities

• Experience in leading a school-age child care program, preferred

Responsibility:

• Manage/Supervise participants of the CIT and Junior Staff Programs, including hiring, training and reviews

• Be responsible for implementation of teambuilding activities, classroom lectures and integration of CITs and Junior Staff participants into camp activities

• Assist with general administrative tasks involved in the running of CIT and Junior Staff Programs, including daily updates of camp blog, parent communication memos, and meetings with participants

• Manage Snack Shack and Wednesday Pizza Day

• Manage disciplinary issues within the programs

• Be responsible for the welfare of each individual within the programs and do all possible to resolve problems

• Assist those CITs and Junior Staff participants who may have difficulty fitting into the camp environment

• Be accountable for CITs and Junior Staff during emergency situations

• Be aware of CIT’s and Junior Staff with allergies and ensure appropriate care

• Maintain high standards of health and safety in all activities

• Be a role model for campers, CITs and Junior Staff participants in attitude and behavior

Report to: Camp Director



Health Supervisor

Camp Dates: June 24, 2013 to August 16, 2013

Camp Location: Westborough High School

Schedule and hours per week: 8:00am to 4:00pm, 40 hours per week depending on enrollment

Qualifications:

• Must be at least 21 years of age and licensed as a registered Nurse, Physician or EMT

• Certification as CPR and First Aid Trainer

Description:

• Be responsible for the administration of medication and its proper storage

• Be responsible for implementing plans to reduce the spread of infectious diseases

• Be responsible for disseminating information about camper’s with allergies

• Conduct weekly CPR and First Aid training classes for the CIT Program

• Provide CPR and First Aid training for designated summer staff

• Provide campers’ immunization schedules for review by Camp Director

Reports to: Camp Director



EXTENDED DAY LEAD

Camp Dates: June 24, 2013 to August 16, 2013

Camp Location: Westborough High School

Schedule and hours per week: 7:15am to 9:15, 3:00pm to 6:00pm, 25 hours per week depending on enrollment

Qualifications:

• Previous experience working in a summer camp or camp- like setting

• Must be at least 21 years of age and have taken post high school coursework

• Certification in first aid and CPR

• Possess ability to interact with and supervise campers (ages 5-12) during camp activities

• Must have experience in leading a school-age child care program

Description:

• Primary caregiver for each camper in the Day Camp’s PM Extended Day Program

• Be responsible for arrival and dismissal of campers to and from the Extended Day Program

• Supervise/Manage Counselors, Counselors- in -Training and Junior Staff assigned to the Extended Day Program

• Be responsible for the general administrative tasks involved in running the Extended Day Program, which include planning activities and maintaining activity materials’ inventory

• Manage camper disciplinary issues

• Be responsible for the welfare of each individual in the program and do all possible to resolve problems

• Assist those campers who may have difficulty fitting into the Extended Day Camp environment

• Provide first aid for minor illnesses and injuries, and secure higher-level care when required (e.g. 911). Be aware of campers with allergies and ensure appropriate care

• Encourage healthy social interactions among the campers

• Maintain high standards of health and safety in all activities

• Be a role model to campers in attitude and behavior

Reports to: Unit Lead / Camp Director




SNACK SHACK ASSOCIATE

Camp Dates: June 24, 2013 to August 16, 2013

Camp Location: Westborough High School

Schedule and hours per week: 25 Hours per week, schedule TBA

Qualifications:

• Previous experience attending a summer camp or camp- like setting

• Must be at least 15 years of age

• Certification in first aid and CPR

• Possess ability to interact with campers (ages 5-12) during camp snack and lunch periods

Description:

• Responsible for the organization of the camp’s Snack Shack and Wednesday Pizza

• Book keeping and sales of all “MO CARDS” and pizza orders

• Be responsible for maintaining contact with parents in regards to sales and MO CARD accounts.

• Supervise/Manage Counselors- in -Training and Junior Staff assigned to snack shack.

• Be a role model to campers in attitude and behavior

Reports to: Unit Lead / Camp Director

Festival Week Day 5

Its the Last Day of Camp!!!

It is a calm and fun-filled last day. Group 4 and 5 went on a field trip to Canobie Lake Park. There they went on many fun and fast rides and experienced many activites and wonders of the Canobie amusement park. For Groups 1, 2, and 3 who are spending their last day of summer camp at the school, they had Magic World the last 3 periods. For those who do not know what Magic World is, it is a whole bunch of fun activities such as a dunk tank, cotton candy maker, bouncy house, etc. During the day, the campers worked with clay, went to the computers and played two games called Smush and Ships Catptain in the Gym.

Festival Week Day 4

2 More Days To Go!!!

Today was a very special day at camp. The fire department came to spray the campers with water! And it is safe to say that all the campers and some of the Jr. Staff got absolutely soaked. Everyone was screaming with joy as they ran under the water. As well, at the end of they day there was the Summer Camp finale slideshow that was kindly put together by Jenna. And to end the battle between Groups 4 and 5, they again settled the differences via a game of dodgeball; for now! During the day, Group 5 took a walking field trip to Dairy Queen. Some of the activities that went on during the day was World Cup, Melting Beads, and Dead Donkey.

Festival Week Day 3

Good Wednesday.

It was a very special day because at the end of the day there was a staff Dogbeball match. Group 5 played Dogeball and Mushroom ball earlier in the day. During the day, Group 1 played Mat ball. Group 4 took a walking field trip to Dairy Queen to have some delicious ice cream. One of the activities was watercolor painting. There were many awesome pictures produced. Campers from Group 3 put on a little show that was about all the counselors and how they were various kinds of foods. they used the pictures that they made in watercolor painting. Ransome was another activity that was played. In this game, the campers have to collect as many balls and pennys which are equivalent to points and the team with the most points win. It is a very strategic and fun game. At the end of the day Group 4 and 5 are facing each other in a game of Nuke 'em. Group 1, 2, and 3 are having a dance competition party as well are going to play Hide and Seek. 

Festival Week Day 2

Hello.

Today, the campers of Groups 2 and 3 went on a field trip to Armstrong after snack. There was a game of Pillow Polo and played on the playground. Throughout the day, there was a water activity called Freeze Tag With the Hose. 

The oject of the game is the campers try to move around without the staff seeing them. And if the staff did see the campers move, they were then sprayed with water. Also, the campers played Red light, Green light. On the turf, the campers played Capture the Flag. Groups 4 and 5 played each other, again to prove which group is better. And in the gym today, games of Pirate Ball and Traffic jam were played. It was a very busy day and as well the fun never stopped.


Pillow Polo





Monkey Bars



Festival Week Day 1

Monday, August 13, 2012

It is the final week of Westborough Summer Camp and the excitment and fun of camp still continues. Today, the campers are experiencing fun, crafty and athletic activities! Such activities are Mat ball, the famous fruit cocktail, handball, and gimp/bracelet making. Group 4 starts the day with Handball preparing themselves for the USA Olympic Handball Team "tryouts". However, Group 3 start with a more artistic start to the day, releasing their "inner" bracelet making skills. Group 5 starts off the day with becoming detectives by playing Hide and Seek. Group 1 and 2 start the day by playing the famous game of Fruit Cocktail. At the end of the day, the competition is on again between Group 4 and 5 and the rivalry continues!!! The groups use dodgeball to "settle" their differences. The campers of Groups 4 and 5 give it their all out on the dogbeball feild. However, there are still four more days to go and sure enough, "the battle" will not stop until the end of the camp.

Super Hero Thursday

Thursday August 9, 2012

     Today is Super Hero Day!! Everyone will be dressed as their favorite super heros (even counselors).  Some of the activities going on today are Batman and Robin tag, elves and giants and wizards, super hero computer games, and human PACman.  All groups will participate in these activities.  Group 5 will be going on a walking field trip to Dairy Queen to cool off with some ice cream.  At the end of the day the whole camp will come together for a super hero party!  there will be fun games and activities for everyone.  Today will be a very fun day filled with games and costumes and more.

Whimsical Wednesday

Sorry for the little hiatus we had some technical difficulties the last couple of days. This is the third day of Enchanted week.  All the groups will be doing a cooking activity throughout the day where they will be making rice crispy treats.  Group 4 will be going on a walking field trip to dairy queen!  Throughout the day all groups will be participating in activities such as Catch the Dragon, Enchanted Forest, Feach, and Enchanted Trivia.  All of these games have enchanted themes.  It will be a busy but very fun day at Westborough Community Education.  We are all looking forward to Super Hero Day, which is tomorrow so don't forget to come to camp dressed as your favorite super hero.



Fun time at Trivia



Making some goodies

Dragon racing



Some staff jumping in on the action

    

Wacky Tourny Wednesday

Our tournament games today in Summer Camp are Home run Derby and Dodge ball tournament. The kids are having a blast with these games. This week and everybody is getting into tournament mode with the Olympics in full swing which makes the week even better.

 

The home run derby challange.









Tuesday Tournament Week

This is the second day of tournament week. Our tournament game of the day is volleyball. All of the groups will be doing this tournament throughout the day. Another  tournament that we have going on for all the groups all day is a Nerf gun tournament, the campers are given a Nerf gun and have to try to shoot the other person across the gym with their Nerf gun. Our art activity that we have today is Gum drop where the kids build sculptures with toothpicks and fruit snack gummies.



Group 1 sculpture.



Volleyball tournament













Tournament Week

              Monday, the start of Tournament week, the activity that we have planned to start this week off is a basketball tournament going on all throughout the day. Every group is making banners today for this week, this activity is creative and something the whole group does together. Another activity that we have going on all day is called Bean Bag Toe Tag, this is not a tournament game but a game for the kids to play for their enjoyment. Lastly, all the groups will be doing a cooking activity throughout the day they will be making Twinkies.



Our camp loves a good game of musical chairs





The campers helping make banners for their group.



        Today, July 27th, Groups 4 and 5 are taking a Field Trip to the Museum Of Science! Back in the Westborough Community Education camp, Groups 1 through 3 are participating in activities such as Line Tag, Bounce Dodgeball, and Computer games. At the end of the day, the campers will be participating in blow up obstacle course, and a blow up bouncy slide. We are wraping up our Mystery Week activities today, but we are looking forward to an exciting day here at the Westborough Community Education Camp. Stay in touch next week when the campers will be participating in Tournament Week! Check out these pictures taken from today!
The Activity Specialist of the Week is: Mike Webb!

The Counselor of the Week is: Brian Goodliffe!

Group of the Week: Group 4!

Junior Staff Of the Week: Jacob (Doogie) Dougard!

CIT of the Week: Connor Hownslow!

Thursday July 26

       Today, July 26th, we have mixed up the schedule a little bit because of the rain. Group 2 and 3 will not be attending their walking field trip to Armstrong today but rather they will be playing Wii games. Group 5 will not be going on their walking field trip either to Dairy Queen, but instead they will be playing dodge ball and wiffle ball. Groups 1 and 4 will be making Twix Bars today along with playing with Foam. During the afternoon, the entire camp will participate in the Camp Mystery. This is a camp-wide activity where each group will have to look for clues around the High School and find out who stole the lost pig. It is going to be an exciting day today and we are looking forward to an eventful day tomorrow. Check out these pictures from today!

Dodgeball

Twix Bars

Wednesday July 25th

This is the 3rd day this week in Westborough Community Education where the campers are trying to find the missing pig. Group 1 has the leading points for finding the missing pig that all the groups have been on the lookout for as they travel to their activities. Groups 1 will be going on there walking field trip to Armstrong today and Group 4 will be going on a walking field trip to dairy queen, while the rest of the groups stay at the camp and have fun activities planned for them. Activities such as the kids will be making the candy Twix, drawing with chalk outside and will have a competitive game of world cup which is a partnership soccer game.



Campers making the cookie dough for their candy Twix.



Group 1 working on their chalk drawing's.



        Today, July 23rd, we are kicking off Mystery Week with numerous activities that include Pillow Polo, Nature Walk, The Cup Game, Traffic Jam, Vale's Music Express, and making melting beads. Vale's Music Express is a new addition to the Westborough Community Education camp, but everyone seems to be enjoying her workshop! One of our activity specialists Vale, is teaching the campers all about music through a music workshop that she is hosting. The Cup Game is also a new activity where the campers learn a rhythm that they have to play on the cups. Once the campers get the rhythm down, they can make it faster and faster, or they can make the rhythm harder. Another special addition to Mystery Week is the full camp activity that is taking place throughout the whole week. A special pig that has been stolen will be hid in random places around the camp, each day. While traveling to each activity, the groups have to be on the look-out for the pig, to win the points. This activity will be going on throughout the whole week, each day. We are looking forward to an exciting week planned that will be filled with spooky, fun, and new activities for the campers. Check out these pictures taken from today!

                         The Cup Game                                                           Vale's Music Workshop

                          Nature Walk                                                                    Computers

                                                                    Melting Beads

Friday July 20, 2012

           Today, July 20th, we are said our goodbyes to Group 4 and Group 5 when they left to go see either Spiderman and Ice Age. Back at camp, Groups 1 through 3 are taking part in numerous activities that include Build a Fort Dodge Ball, Water Color Painting, Pillow Polo, DDR, and Rock Band! We are looking forward to an exciting day here at the Westborough Community Education Summer Camp where many memories will be made. After voting, Group 1 won the "Cutest Participants". Group 2 won the "Best

Sound Effects" Award. Group 3 won the "Variety of Talent" award. Group 4 won the "Best Script" award. Group 5 won the over-all Best Skit award! Check out these cool pictures taken from today!

                          Kick Ball                                                                             Build a Fort Dodge Ball

                                                                                 Counselor of the Week: Betsy!

                     

                    CIT of the Week: Spencer!                                     Junior Staff of the Week: Nacho Nick!

Group of the Week: Group 5!

Camper of the Week: Michael Gagne!

         Today, July 19th, we prepared for the performances of all of the skits! While awaiting these performances that took place at 2:30 in the auditorium, the campers participated in Fruit Cocktail, Sponge Painting, Dr. Dodge ball, and making chocolate marshmallows. Throughout the day, the campers had the opportunity to practice their skits and get their supplies needed for the skits. Finally, when 2:30 came around, the auditorium was packed with supportive parents and friends of the campers that were ready to cheer on every group. Group 1 performed a creative skit that was based off of a dance party that consisted of many different songs. Group 2's skit was a performance of a man checking out a pet shop, looking for an animal to buy. Group 3 performed a talent show where each camper had the chance to show off their unique skills. Group 4's skit was a love story between a sergeant and a new recruit. Group 5 performed a skit that represented what went on in two outgoing and unique twins' heads, Milan and Miles. The CIT's reenacted a crazy circus that was a crowd pleaser when they smashed a pie in Jenna's (Staff member's) face. Lastly, the Junior Staff performed a Skit that represented a "Day in the Office". In conclusion, the performances went just as planned, and everyone in the auditorium had a great afternoon filled with laughter and smiles. We will find out tomorrow who won the Best Skit!
      
                                                    Making Chocolate Marshmallows

Wacky Wicked Wednesday

         Today, July 18th, we are trying to stay dry here at the Westborough Community Education Camp, while still having an exciting day. The groups participated in activities that included Beaded Jewelry, Feech and Mooch, marshmallow creations, nature walk, and more skit practice! Feech and Mooch is charades but with teams. Whoever can guess the answer right the fastest, wins the points. We are getting excited for our Skit Day tomorrow that will take place in the auditorium at 2:30 PM. Every group has prepared a 5 minute skit that they will perform along with one from the CIT's and Junior Staff as well. Each skit will be judged, and one of the skits will be awarded the "Best skit", and receive all of the points! We are welcoming any family or friends to join this performance to not only watch their children, but to also cheer on other groups. Here are a couple pictures taken from today!

                                                          Marshmellow Creations

Group 1 after water play

       Skit Practice for Group 4

                                                                Junior Staff Love!

The Scorcher

       Today, July 17th, the campers are trying to stay cool in the scorching hot weather by participating in some indoor activities and water activities. Some of these games include Charades, Wii Just Dance, Pickle, Color Guard, and practicing their skits. Wii Just Dance is set up in the auditorium where the campers will follow along to a dance that is projected onto the screen. Pickle is a game that is similar to baseball, where the campers are stuck on two bases, but the point is to get to the other base without getting hit by the ball. Color Guard is just like Fruit Cocktail but with water balloons. The campers had some time today to practice and polish their skits that they are preparing for Thursday. We had a fun day today at camp, that consisted of a variety of activities. Check out some of the awesome pictures taken today!

                                                                           Charades

 

                                                                          Wii Just Dance

                                                                     Color Gaurd

                                                                             Pickle

Group 4 practicing their skit