Bored tonight? Nothing to do? Stressed about your day? Come see Winnie the Pooh and the Session 1 Showcase! They'll be Tigeriffic!
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It has become a camp tradition for our after care kids to do a kindness project. This year they made beautiful Tokens of Appreciation. Yesterday we visited the Shubert and gave them out to all of the staff who help behind the scenes to make camp possible. Shubert campers--making the world a better place!
Acting, digital photography, and visual art are all getting ready for their big showcase event on Thursday!
 I will not eat them at the camp, I will not eat them on a ramp... The graphic design class was hard at work creating cool posters for Lion King Jr. today.
Meanwhile, puppetry has Lion King animals in the works plus the finishing touches on their own unique puppet creations. I hear they're working on a performance piece for the gallery!
 A bonus piece of love and beauty from 7/8 visual art class Week 2 is show week, so things are getting busy. Andrea is making a gourd for acting class, Ms. A is making a Tigger costume, and Will's Cleaning shop is closed till 3rd period (he's very dedicated to making sure all of our paint brushes stay clean). Here's a first look at Lion King Jr. costumes. These aren't the final product yet, because puppetry class is busy at work making head pieces for them! 
Get ready for an overload of cuteness: The Winnie the Pooh cast had their first costume fittings today. And these aren't even the finished products, so they're just going to get cuter! Thanks Ms. A for stopping by to help! (Also, a bonus 4th of July picture of Miss Zaryah and Ms. Wuzzardo!). 
It's hot outside, but it's cool in here, so we're spending part of our holiday making art!
Well, we were so busy on day one, that the blog got away from me. Day two is a little steamy outside, so we're staying cool with POPSICLES!! Yesterday I challenged everyone to meet at least 2 new people. Looks good so far! Ms. Wuzzardo    Last night was open house. It was so great to see returning campers and meet new campers. Some campers have grown so much over the years, going from little kids to teenagers! It's lovely to see them come back and reunite with camp friends, and see how confident they've become. Can't wait to see the rest of the first session group on Monday!!  Okay, so I'm a little behind on my 12 Days of Socks that I got for Christmas (who needs no-show socks in winter?) But look what I pulled out today! All socks lead to camp! Kelly  |
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