Category Archives: Jul/Aug 08

Summer’s Magic

Posted on July 17, 2008

The poles were rigged. The boat was on top of the van (after two attempts and three new scratches ). And, all three kids were buckled into their seats ready for the 30-minute drive to our favorite fishing hole. As … Continue reading →

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High-Tech Training

Posted on July 15, 2008

In this brave new world of technology, you now have the opportunity to streamline the training process in a way that not only can give a camp more qualified counselors and staff, but also can make prospective parents take notice … Continue reading →

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Safe Wet Playgrounds And Water Parks

Posted on July 15, 2008

The safe operation of both indoor and outdoor wet playgrounds and water parks with zero to 4-foot-deep drop pools and lazy rivers depends on planning, protocols and diligent follow-through, according to industry experts. Safe Wet Playgrounds “Plan from the beginning … Continue reading →

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Good Horse Sense

Posted on July 11, 2008

If your camp has liability insurance and your state has equine activity statutes, you may feel protected from lawsuits as they pertain to horseback riding at camps. However, while posted statutes and signed liability releases may deter lawsuits, you can … Continue reading →

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Sugar Explosion

Posted on July 8, 2008

Hungry for a new programming idea? Camp counselor can create a pretend world where children are in a candy factory and play games centered on confectionary delights. Let their imaginations soar and the fun will last throughout the camp program. … Continue reading →

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