Category Archives: Icebreakers, Games, Skits

A Complete Campfire Program

Opening and closing campfire programs are a time-honored tradition at summer camp. But coming up with a collection of songs, skits and stories can be daunting. Or maybe the program you’ve been doing for years is getting a little stale. … Continue reading

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Camp Game Videos

Planning some games for your camp? Having trouble following the written instructions? Check out this YouTube channel, Game’Splenations, featuring Bryan and Pete from www.CampIsHere.com The guys give video how-to explanations of dozens of games, including Spud, Stepping Stones, The Hula … Continue reading

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Capture The Rules

When you’re coming up with ideas for group play in the out-of-doors — or even the indoors — don’t forget the tried and true. Kids today love playing Capture the Flag, Red Rover and Duck Duck Goose just as much … Continue reading

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Icebreaker Ideas

We all know how awkward those first few moments of a camp session can be, before the kids get to know each other and become fast friends. Here are some suggestions for breaking the ice. (These come from a birthday … Continue reading

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Let’s Hit The Beach…

Just because you don’t have a pool or access to a lake doesn’t mean you can’t offer fun, creative, healthy aquatics programming. Here are 12 ideas sure to please even the most discerning customer: 1. Summer sand castle fun. Ask … Continue reading

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