101 Ways to Create an Unforgettable Camp Experience - Jackson, Curt Moose
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Want to infuse some magic into your camp program?Want your campers and staff to always remember their time at your camp?Has your creative juice been drained by all the other duties you have?Could your time be better spent on other things rather than programming?Camp programming can be difficult. Camp directors and program directors are stressed out from all the hats they wear at camp. It's not easy to be creative, so we generally fall back on what we did the summer prior. New programming can be just the thing to freshen up a stale program. This book holds 101 ideas that have been tested and…mehr

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Want to infuse some magic into your camp program?Want your campers and staff to always remember their time at your camp?Has your creative juice been drained by all the other duties you have?Could your time be better spent on other things rather than programming?Camp programming can be difficult. Camp directors and program directors are stressed out from all the hats they wear at camp. It's not easy to be creative, so we generally fall back on what we did the summer prior. New programming can be just the thing to freshen up a stale program. This book holds 101 ideas that have been tested and submitted by many camp professionals. These 101 program ideas were chosen because they are unique, creative and most can be done at either a day camp or resident (sleep-away) camp.What is your time worth? Learn what has worked for other camps. This book will save you many hours coming up with new program ideas to keep your return staff and campers excited and engaged.
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Curt "Moose" Jackson is a summer camp and community recreation professional. He has worked for a variety of resident and day camps, as well as parks and recreation departments. He currently creates content via a blog, books, and a podcast at SummerCampPro.com. You can occasionally catch him leading workshops at camp conferences.