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Una noche en la que todos brillan es la Fiesta de despedida. Los campers se ponen las mejores galas y en algunos casos lo que más limpio esté para acudir a la gran ceremonia. Todos pasan por el Photocall que les tenemos preparados y después de un rato de música y baile abrimos paso a los premios Miss y Mister. Tras las votaciones que los niños han realizado en clase, se eligen a camper  más simpático/a,...

Wednesday, July 13 Today saw our campers recovering from their night of terror with the monitors. We did our warm-ups to the Cha Cha slide (a true exercise in taking directions), and some stretching to wake up the tired ones. Of course the boys in Cabin 15 were already wide awake after a visit from me and my trusty Super Soaker... that happens when you're late to morning call! ;-) Class went as normal, filling out...

Today we spent the day at the river!! A short drive followed by a 40 minute hike through gorgeous landscapes and we were there. What a lovely swimming area, there's a diving board and both shallow and deep areas for the kids to swim and paddle.    We had a picnic lunch of sandwiches and melon. There's also a cafe next to where we were so the kids could get sweets and ice cream after lunch.    We...

Day 11 was a normal day but much funner than other normal days for some reason. Our first English class was very interesting. We did a survivor test to see if we could survive a crash on the moon which was designed by NASA. We had to rank 15 items by most important to least. Obviously the most important was Oxygen however after number 7 it got more complicated. It was a bit confusing because we had to think like we...

Another busy day at camp is almost over!    Today was another exciting day. We started off with some stretching and then taught the kids the 'Cha Cha Slide' to much hilarity!   Then in English class my group learned all of the body parts and facial features! They traced one of their friends on a giant piece of paper and labeled all of their features and clothes.    In the arts/games group we...

La velada de “La noche del terror” es, para la mayoría, una de las más divertidas. Aunque algunos parezcan seguros de que nadie les dará un susto y se sobresaltarán, siempre hay un camper del equipo que hace la gracia y le da una palmadita en la espalda emulando un fantasma. También los hay que gritan a cada paso aunque la zona esté iluminada y los monitores, ataviados con sus horribles vestimentas , estén...

Today we had our Camp Olympic Games - what great fun. 12 teams were chosen at random so we had a variety of ages in each. Teams competed in Volleyball, Football, Basketball, Relay races , Swimming and Trivia.   Teams had 30 minutes at each station. I was in charge of swimming. We started with a swimming relay race, then a 'bomb' splashing competition and then a freestyle jumping competition.    Morag...

Day 10 was a nice relaxed day at the river. We started it with a mini hike to the river an once we got there we spread out and put out our blankets and lied down. Unfortunately the morning was a bit chilly but eventually the sun came out and it was warmer. We went for a walk to the waterfall which was lovely to see. We jumped off the diving board and swam in the river. Very cold water but worth it. We had a good...

Sunday, July 10th -  Olympics Day at Camp! We had all kinds of activities: basketball, swimming relays, dive contests, football, even trivia! Every camper was sorted into 14 teams that raced around our very special course to complete every challenge.  Our campers fought hard and did their very best, but it was my own team, Gang Green, who came out victorious! Shout out to the other two teams for their hard...

Tuesday, July 12 Excursion Day to the river!! The entire camp took a trip to the mountains for a well needed break.  We climbed a little to see a waterfall, and spent the day swimming, diving, and catching some sun. Even I got a few rays, and I'm going back to camp much browner than when I left.  Excursions are great because I actually get to talk to the other kids, and my students can see me as someone...