Canadian Adventure Camp is a North Ontario coed sleepover summer camp for kids located on a beautiful private island in the wilderness lakes region of Temagami. Founded in 1975, it provides acclaimed programs to children from around the world! Visit site: http://www.canadianadventurecamp.com/
Canadian Adventure Camp
15 Idleswift Drive
Thornhill, Ontario, L4J 1K9 Canada
info@canadianadventurecamp.com
7. Learning to play fair begins with understanding how to play the
game. At summer camp, every coach begins by teaching their
athletes the rules of the game.
8. As kids begin to gain skills, these rules are constantly reviewed
to make sure everyone knows what behavior on the field is
considered out of bounds.
9. If someone does forget the rules on the field, there is always
an adult supervising who can provide a gentle reminder.
11. At summer camp, kids look up to their older camp counselors
and coaches. Yet, it is also important to teach kids that every
authority figure deserves respect.
12. Naturally, it’s hard for kids to bite their tongue when a referee
makes a call that seems unfair. That is exactly why coaches
model respectful behavior that helps kids learn …
13. … how to accept another person’s authority with grace. Following
a coach’s instruction for practices and training also teaches kids to
follow directions, even when they may not feel like it.
15. Kids never like to lose, but it is
important for them to learn that
everyone can’t be a winner all
the time.
16. When a team loses a game at
summer camp, team leaders and
coaches help keep their spirits high
by reminding them that the point of
the game is to have fun and learn.
17. Later, campers are encouraged to
go over what happened during the
game to identify any changes that
can be made.
18. Learning how to overcome losses
helps campers to see a higher
purpose in every game that goes
beyond simply earning a trophy.
20. The exuberance of winning a game is hard to control and kids
need to learn that excessive celebration may make the other
team feel bad.
21. For this reason, summer camp teams create rituals that
promote a sense of wellbeing for both teams after the game.
22. For example, kids like to line up after a game has been played to
give each member of the other team a high five. Or, they may all
gather at the end to sing the camp song, which promotes unity.
24. In sports, no player should ever think they accomplished a win
alone. In fact, passing the ball, guarding the goal and helping a
teammate up after a fall all take teamwork.
25. During a game, kids are encouraged to acknowledge each
other’s help. Saying thank you to a teammate or …
26. … telling a buddy that they did a good job for scoring a goal
teaches kids that everyone has to work together to win the game.
27. Learning to play well with others is a skill that every child needs as
they progress through life. Sports at summer camp are designed
to ensure every kid learns how to play with good sportsmanship.
28. From respecting authority to comforting a friend after a loss,
every kid has the chance to come out of the game a winner.
29. If you're considering sending your child to an
, be sure to visit our site to
learn about Camp Walt Whitman.
30. Located in the White Mountains of New Hampshire,
Camp Walt Whitman offers a safe, nurturing
environment in a beautiful mountain setting.
31. Our camp is a coed sleepaway camp, with separate
areas for boys and girls. The kids have a blast,
and make friendships that can last a lifetime.