We spent our last week of summer camp traveling “down under”. We studied the different habitats of Australia this week through stories, games, and crafts. Campers created booklets, studied Australian animals, made tasty treats, and much more! Friday we created really sweet turtle finger puppets!
Our Passport to Adventure continues. The week of July 22 campers traveled to Africa! On Monday we started our study of Africa booklets, African masks, and African drums. We read wonderful books and listened to tranquil African music. It was an adventure-filled week that finished with a morning drum circle and dance. And in the afternoon, we had a field trip to Historic State Theatre of Boyertown to watch Lion King.
Where's My Passport? YAY! Asia TODAY! Brookeside Montessori Summer Camp "travels" in Asia this week (July 15-19, 2019). Our mixed-age group of campers ages 3-8 assisted each other with projects, games, cooking and geography lessons revolving around the continent of ASIA! Some of our faves: a "Color Race" and mango lassi from India, "fireworks" art project, Chinese lanterns, and koi windsock for Children's Day in Japan.
Children created and wore leis, grass skirts and hibiscus flower hairpieces. The students had a snack of pink drinks and fresh fruit kabobs. We had a guest musician at the event too. Miss Christiana taught us about the history of the ukulele.
Can you guess what sneaky, slithering creature we learned about that week? Snakes! Last week on our Passport to Adventure camp we journeyed to South America, and we could not travel to South America and the Amazon Rainforest without putting a spotlight on snakes! We had a wonderful visit from the Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy.
