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CAMP ACTIVITIES
Your child's week at camp is a submersion into
Korean-American life. While English is still spoken in camp, just about
everything else is about Korean culture with the appropriate blending of
American influence. Positive Korean Role Models are emphasized each
day. Counselors are mostly Korean-American and classes taught are mostly
done so by Korean-American adults.
Each day starts with Cho-Whey, a gathering,
where announcements, presentations and exhibits occur. From there,
children go with their groups to any number of activities that may be either
educational or recreational. Children are assigned to groups dependent on which grade they are entering
in the Fall of the same year as camp.
Day Campers (Grades K-6) learn about Korean language,
culture, storytelling, art, music, dance, TaeKwonDo, self-esteem and adoption
issues. Their recreational activities include Korean games, soccer,
volleyball, archery, swimming and nature hikes.
Resident Campers (Grades 7-11) have the advantage of staying
at camp all week and partaking in the social activities that are
abundant. In addition to the activities listed above, age-appropriate activities
are coordinated to provide a format for social interaction. Resident
Camp has a multitude of fun for our campers starting with
the first evening. Usual activities for the week include team building tasks,
learning how to design a personal portfolio, all camp Olympics, Orienteering,
Obstacle courses, teen games, team survival skills, Korean cooking classes,
rock climbing, film making, self defense, movies, social time, a dance party,
personal journal time, and lots of social interaction!!!
More
specific information regarding your child's activities and schedules will become available
as camp week draws near, and will be available for all registered families.
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