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Campers at Camp Achieve start each day with medication and a morning meeting before choosing from activities like basketball, climbing walls, crafts, archery, soccer, volleyball, or swimming. Evenings include a camp dance or talent show followed by rest in the cabins after a fun-filled day.
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Day in the life slideshow for web
- 1. One Day at Camp Achieve
- 2. Our day starts with visiting the nurse for medication, then our morning meeting and breakfast.
- 3. Then, we go to our first activities of the day. We might play some basketball or go for a ride at the lake.
- 4. We might go to the climbing wall or make a craft with our counselors.
- 5. After lunch, we have some time to play Ga-Ga or meet up with friends.
- 6. Then, it’s off to our next activities! We might go to the archery range or play soccer.
- 7. We might play volleyball or spend time learning about epilepsy.
- 8. We go for a swim every afternoon to cool off!
- 9. Each afternoon, we take time to relax at our cabins and meet the campers and counselors.
- 10. If it’s too hot, we might need to have a sprinkler party!
- 11. Later, we’ll have dinner and catch up with our friends.
- 12. Each night we have an evening program. It might be a camp dance...
- 13. …or a talent show.
- 14. And after a busy day, we go back to our cabins to rest!