Naturama! Campers - led by their Junior Naturalists - visited each team of Camp Teachers to participate in a fun activity and make a craft.
Meghan and Nick told the campers the ORIGINAL story of Cinderella (which came from Egypt), then everyone made an Egyptian "cartouche".
David & Leslie discussed the history, physics and engineering of catapults, then the campers made their own projectiles (out of wine corks) to launch!
Campers learned the ways of the indigenous people of Orange County as they practiced with our pump drills.
Turgundy learned about Vikings and played a Viking game!
Black & White created a fabulous mural.
Field trip to Clark Park in Buena Park where we visited their Interpretive Center for the "Fun with Fossils" program and explored a hillside where we found REAL fossils!
Paleontologist Lisa showed us all kinds of cool stuff.
Then we went into the field and hunted for real fossils!
Red & Purple playing a version of "Oh Deer!"
Turgundy learning about the hunting methods of the indigenous people.
Yellow and Orange played authentic Native American games.
Snack time!
Sama and the Gray group relaxing on the field.
Showing off the fossils we made!
CRAZY HAT DAY!
And the winner is...
Meghan reads "I'm Bad" by Kate Mcmullan to the Yellow Group.
David dressed some kids from Turgundy up as Vulcanologists.
Mark & Sama and the Grey Group examine some geology equipment.
The Yellow Group making Fossils.
Nick teaching the Orange Group about the Tongva people.
Leslie taught Turgundy how to draw dinosaurs.
The Yellow Group excavating fossils from chocolate chip cookies.
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