Camp Classes & Descriptions

Archery
Participants will learn safety, use and handling of archery equipment, and proper aiming and shooting techniques.

Canoeing
Participants will learn about canoeing terminology, techniques, equipment, care of equipment and will gain canoeing experience. Participants must pass the swim test to take this class.

Nature & Forestry
Participants will learn various nature and aquatic science lessons based on Projects WET, WILD, and LEARNING TREE. Forestry classes will focus on tree identification and the industrial uses of trees. This class will be presented using cooperative games and activities in order to keep the camper's interested and involved.

High and Low ropes
Low: participants will learn spotting techniques while developing self confidence and teamwork, cooperation, and communication skills.
High: participants will learn safety techniques, belaying skills, develop self confidence and teambuilding skills. (The high course can not be used by anyone under 12 by the date of camp. There is a 12 person maximum.)

Outdoor Living Skills
Participants will learn how to pack a pack, how to pick a proper site and set up camp, care of the used area before and after breaking camp, and how to "leave only foot prints, take only memories or pictures." (1st and 2nd periods only).

Riflery
Participants will learn the shooting safety in this class. This safe use and handling of rifles includes aiming, shooting positions, and proper firing techniques.

Swimming
Beginners will be taught the fundamentals of swimming, various strokes, how to float, etc. Advanced classes will learn various strokes, how to dive, breathing techniques, etc.

Theatrical Arts
Participants will learn techniques in performing including costuming, make-up, and use of props using their own skills and talents. This class is designed to increase self-confidence as well as positive group interaction.

Other
Other class offerings are brought by the camping group.