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One of my favorite things about camp is
when someone starts singing a song, any song, everyone automatically joins in. No one has the idea that singing isn’t cool or that they’re not welcome to sing. Our happiness is above coolness as a community.
Октябрь 20 2016, 01:18 PM
Magic
Magic is the sun that makes a rainbow out of rain Magic keeps the dream alive to try and try again Magic is the love that stays when good friends have to leave I do believe in magic, I believe
When I was young I thought the stars were made for wishing on And every hole deep in a tree might hide a leprechaun Old houses all had secret rooms, if you could find the key I do believe in magic, I believe Magic is the sun that makes a rainbow out of rain Magic keeps the dream alive to try and try again Magic is the love that stays when good friends have to leave I do believe in magic, I believe Growing up the grown-ups said someday I'd wake to find That magic's just a childhood dream I'd have to leave behind Like clothes that would no longer fit and toys that I'd ignore I'd not believe in magic anymore Magic is the sun that makes a rainbow out of rain Magic keeps the dream alive to try and try again Magic is the love that stays when good friends have to leave I do believe in magic, I believe Now that I am grown I found that much to my surprise Magic did not fade away, it took a new disguise A child, a friend, a smile, a song, the courage to stand tall I do believe in magic, after all Magic is the sun that makes a rainbow out of rain Magic keeps the dream alive to try and try again Magic is the love that stays when good friends have to leave I do believe in magic, love's the greatest magic I do believe in magic, I believe
Июнь 09 2016, 11:10 AM
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it’s okay, i was a camp counselor, i can handle this
– me, someday, saving the world
camp counselors are secretly superheroes
Июнь 08 2016, 09:53 AM
Magic
Magic is the sun that makes a rainbow out of rain Magic keeps the dream alive to try and try again Magic is the love that stays when good friends have to leave I do believe in magic, I believe
When I was young I thought the stars were made for wishing on And every hole deep in a tree might hide a leprechaun Old houses all had secret rooms, if you could find the key I do believe in magic, I believe Magic is the sun that makes a rainbow out of rain Magic keeps the dream alive to try and try again Magic is the love that stays when good friends have to leave I do believe in magic, I believe Growing up the grown-ups said someday I'd wake to find That magic's just a childhood dream I'd have to leave behind Like clothes that would no longer fit and toys that I'd ignore I'd not believe in magic anymore Magic is the sun that makes a rainbow out of rain Magic keeps the dream alive to try and try again Magic is the love that stays when good friends have to leave I do believe in magic, I believe Now that I am grown I found that much to my surprise Magic did not fade away, it took a new disguise A child, a friend, a smile, a song, the courage to stand tall I do believe in magic, after all Magic is the sun that makes a rainbow out of rain Magic keeps the dream alive to try and try again Magic is the love that stays when good friends have to leave I do believe in magic, love's the greatest magic I do believe in magic, I believe
Май 22 2016, 11:34 PM
Let the debriefing begin!
- Song/quote metaphor: The kids pick a song that relates to their day. It can be the whole song or just a line that relates to the day. Works better with older girls.
- Rose, bud, and thorn: Have the girls think of a rose (something that went well), a thorn (something that they struggled with), and a bud (something that shows promise, something they’re looking forward to, etc).
- Body parts debrief. For a funny story, refer to this post.
- Thumbs. This is a super simple debrief - thumbs up for good day, thumbs down for bad day, thumbs middle for an iffy day. Good for younger kids.
- Fingers. Have the kids say one thing for these fingers: thumb - something good that happened, pointer finger - point out something that someone did well, middle finger - something that could have gone better, ring finger - how they worked together.
- Weather forecast/report. There are two variations on this activity. One is to do a “pre-briefing”, where the girls give a weather forecast for their day. Example: today is partly cloudy with sunshine in the afternoon because I’m kind of dragging right now, but I think that it will be a good day.
The other is to do a weather report on their day. Example: it was sunny this morning, but then there were some afternoon rain but now it’s not rainy but it’s still cloudy because I was really happy this morning but then some kid threw pudding at my face and then I got a headache, but I got cleaned up and took a nap, so I feel a bit better, but not all the way back to happy. - Fork in the road. Prompt: At some point, you made a choice that changed how the day/week went. What choice did you make that you see as important?
- Shuffle Left, Right. Have the girls make a circle, linking arms. Ask a direct question. Start the group shuffling either right or left. When someone is ready to answer, they say “stop,” say their answer, and then choose a new direction to shuffle. Continue until everyone (who feels comfortable doing so) has shared.
Май 04 2016, 01:22 AM
Your Ultimate Camp Counselor Guide
Having worked as a camp counselor for 2 going on 3 years now, i figured id make a guide to not only what you need as a counselor, but the types of counselors and campers. Here u go, nerds,
First off, what you NEED.
-sunscreen (spf 30 or above)
-bandaids
-tampons and/or pads (even if ur a boy)
-hair ties (again, even the guys)
-bug spray
-deodorant
-a hat with a brim (baseball cap, snapback, or bucket hat)
-ziplock baggies (useful for keeping your phone dry and keeping wet clothes in)
-sunglasses
-water bottle
-a backpack (drawstrings are my personal fav) to keep this shit in
-tissues/napkins
-a snack (beef jerky, nuts, dried fruit, or trail mix are best to keep ya energy up)
-hand sanitizer (bc kids are disgusting, germy little creatures)
-extra shorts/shirt/socks (in case someone pukes on u)
Things that you dont NEED but can come in handy:-a deck of cards
-friendship bracelet string
-rubber bands
-coloring book/crayons
-safety pins
-bobby pins
-a sharpie
-wet napkins
Okay kids now the fun part:
Types of Counselors--the Boss: the one person who acts like they control everyone, kids and staff alike. Usually a junior counselor or CIT.
-the Stoner: literally how are they functioning?? How does their boss not notice?? Whatever, the kids love them and theyre really good at braiding hair.
-the Becky: super peppy, always smiling born-to-work-at-camp counselor, always making friendship bracelets and eats a salad every day for lunch. Can be male or female but usually a chick.
-the Dead Inside: took this job thinking it was easy, the children have stepped all over their soul. You could kill a man in front of them and theyd just sigh and fill out an accident report.
-the Gossip: talks shit, never wants to help clean up.
-the Un Athletic One: they can never seem to keep up with the kids, cant play kickball for shit, doesnt know how to keep the kids under control.
-the Lifer: theyre nearly 30, but theyve worked here every summer since they were 15, so its sort of their home.
-the Slacker: literally the worst. Doesnt do shit, lets the kids run wild, hates to clean, hates to move around.
-the Vet: different than the Lifer. Theyve been here a few years and They. Have. Seen. Some. Shit. Been puked on? Sure. Bled on? Yup. At this point, nothing will shock this counselor, and honestly dont piss them off, they could kill a man with their eyes.
-the Git ‘er Done: smokes half a pack, downs two red bulls, and pulls through the day like a well oiled machine. Doesnt take shit from anyone.
-the Joe: basic. Newbie, or hasnt been there too long. Knows the drill but isnt anything special. Pretty good at cleaning tables.
-the Germaphobe: literally why are you working with small children. Hates dirt. Bathes in hand sanitizer.
-the Jock: kids and counselors love em. Super athletic, hot, and nice. Usually a little older.
Types of Campers:
-the Cling: wont leave you alone, never does anything without asking their fav counselor for help.
-the Mudpie: why, child, must you bathe in dirt?
-the Magpie: steals anything they can get their grubby little paws on.
-the Diva: too good for summer camp, “my old camp was better.”
-the Blabber Mouth: you cuss ONE time when you cut your finger and the little bitch tattles.
-the Reader: doesnt play sports. Doesnt make friends. Reads all day. Weird. wears sweats year round.
-the Pube: any boy between age 10-12. Likes worms. Hits people. Ugh.
-the Gossip: same as their counselor counterpart, talks shit and never participates in group activities.
-the Tom Boy: we get it. You like sports. Hush child.
-Snot: NEVER BLOWS NOSE. ALWAYS COVERED IN BOOGERS.
-the Albino: we lathered you in 20 layers of sunscreen how are you still burnt??
-the Shark: beats all the counselors at cards.
Feel free to add anything i missed fam and enjoy the summer!
Film Music Reporter
1. I’m Just Ken (from Barbie)
2. What Was I Made For (from Barbie)
3. The Fire Inside (from Flamin’ Hot)
4. Road to Freedom (from Rustin)
5. Keep It Movin’ (from The Color Purple)
6. Am I Dreaming (from Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse)
7. It Never Went Away (from American Symphony)
8. High Life (from Flora and Son)
9. Dance The Night (from Barbie)
10. Can’t Catch Me Now (from The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes)
11. Wahzhazhe (A Song For My People) (from The Killers of the Flower Moon)
12. Quiet Eyes (from Past Lives)
13. Dear Alien (Who Art In Heaven) (from Asteroid City)
14. Meet in the Middle (from Flora and Son)
15. Superpower (I) (from The Color Purple)
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