Category Archives: Jan/Feb 2013

This-N-That

Posted on January 9, 2013

Field Notes Eldorado Climbing Walls, a company that specializes in climbing wall design and construction, appointed Jerad Wells to Chief Executive Officer. He has been with the company since 2008 as Director of Sales and Business Development. In his new … Continue reading →

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Campers Vs. Staff Members

Posted on January 7, 2013
It's all fun and games--but the staff will eventually lose! Photo Courtesy Of Camp Rivercrest

In the camp world, there are two conflicting philosophies on games. Is competition healthy, or should everyone be a winner? No matter where one stands on the issue, pitting campers against staff members will provide healthy competition, as well as … Continue reading →

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Am I Oversharing?

Posted on January 7, 2013
Your young staff needs some coaching in what is appropriate to say, do and share with campers. © Can Stock Photo Inc./Goodluz

Part I: Questions To Ask Before Show and Tell Hey, kids, gather ‘round. Let me tell you what I did on my night off, how far my romance has gone, and what I really think about the camp director. I … Continue reading →

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Ready, Set, Slide!

Posted on January 7, 2013
You, too, can create a camp Slip 'N Slide. Photo Courtesy Of Kanakuk Kamps

What do 214 feet of pure, liquid awesomeness feel like when it’s 105 degrees outside and you’re zooming downhill with your arms stretched out like Superman, being sprayed by a hundred streaming water spouts and landing in a bodacious, cataclysmic … Continue reading →

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Sold!

Posted on January 7, 2013
Auction unique camp experiences. Photos Courtesy Of Camp Augusta

As most people are already aware, there are numerous ways to pepper campers with elements of wonder and surprise. Since children are often observers or mildly engaged in activities that have a pre-determined path, it is important to provide experiences … Continue reading →

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