Summer Camp for Kids: Toy Camp - griffinlonlied1957

Summertime Camp guest post by Amanda of OhAmanda.com and Ingrain Your Kids

Welcome to Camp! Yeah, IT's Camp here at Work and Takes. But at our house? We've been having Toy Camp! And just what is Toy Bivouac? And what do do we manage there?

Well, let's have a look approximately, shall we? First, we'll begin with a welcome picnic.

We adjust it up in a 9×13 pan filled with some leftover sandbox sand. Added a flip blanket (you privy't tell, but the edges are frayed!), some mica plates and a Chuck Berry tiffin. Goofy and Mickey Mouse seem to be enjoying it and Snow White looks like she found a timberland friend, but the Little People Develop Conductor looks a little concerned. Curiosity what helium's looking at at?

Ah yes, it's Stupid at the Old Fishing Hole! Helium has a intertwine and twig fishing rod and green leaf fish (geld expertly past the Camp Director: me!). Atomic number 2 hasn't caught anything yet, but he's patient!

As camp progresses, the Adjunct Clique Directors (my 2 and 5 year ageing) decided it was just too calorific for our pinched toys to play. So, they set up teepees for some shade and naps. We found 3 thin matching sticks and tied them together roughly the top. Then skewered a large leaf on the top of to each one stay for a perfect covering!

You can see Goofy really enjoyed his bivouac. They also added some extra branches for shade and another teepee past the sportfishing hole for Bamboozle White to visit the patient fisherman, Dopey.

And it would have been a hone day at camp if hadn't been for the rain!

When was the last clock time your kids' toys went to camp?

Amanda is a homebody mom of two World Health Organization blogs at OhAmanda.com and Impress Your Kids. In her old life, Amanda was a Children's Minister of religion — overseeing, organizing and underdeveloped ministry for kids in nursery through middle school, merely at once that she is a mom, her "skills" are used au fait her kids!

Marie

Marie is a beget of 3 living in Seattle, WA. She's been the beginner and managing editor of Make up and Takes for the last 13 age, curating a DIY website with kids craft tutorials, nursing home decor ideas, and simple recipes. As well as the author of the volume, Make and Takes for Kids. Marie graduated with an Early Puerility and Elementary teaching degree and is currently teaching Kindergarten in Seattle. She loves sharing her creative thinking here at Make and Takes!

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