Wednesday at camp was a productive day I thought. I caught Michael's pack at each of their stations and got pictures of their activities to share with you my wonderful readers.
Station 1 was US Puzzle Relay. They were divided into teams of two and had to assemble a US puzzle.
Station 2 was at the campfire bowl. Songs and Rubber Band. Their station leader was just great with those boys. I hope he will come back next year.
Station 3 was leatherwork. Each boy made a bracelet which they proudly wore.
Our lunch time special this day was the Hohmans from our ward. He knows about panning for gold. What could be more western than that! Sister Hohman is talking to the boys about gold pieces and showing them some of Brother Hohman's findings.
Brother Hohman is showing the boys what it looks like when panning IF they find gold.
The shiny specks are gold!
Up at station 4 is the wood project. Brother Wilson from our ward was their station leader along with the oldest Reeder boy. They did a fantastic job.
Station 5 was hot dog kabobs. The boys were able to make their very shish ka bobs. They cut their veggies and hot dogs and then our station leader cooked them on the fire.
Michael and Nathan are hard at work.
Michael's hot dog kabob has zucchini (gasp!), pineapple, green pepper and hot dogs.
The last station of the day for our pack was bb guns. You can shoot standing....
or kneeling. Even laying down! But I didn't see the boys laying down.
Station 1 was US Puzzle Relay. They were divided into teams of two and had to assemble a US puzzle.
Station 2 was at the campfire bowl. Songs and Rubber Band. Their station leader was just great with those boys. I hope he will come back next year.
Station 3 was leatherwork. Each boy made a bracelet which they proudly wore.
Our lunch time special this day was the Hohmans from our ward. He knows about panning for gold. What could be more western than that! Sister Hohman is talking to the boys about gold pieces and showing them some of Brother Hohman's findings.
Brother Hohman is showing the boys what it looks like when panning IF they find gold.
The shiny specks are gold!
Up at station 4 is the wood project. Brother Wilson from our ward was their station leader along with the oldest Reeder boy. They did a fantastic job.
Station 5 was hot dog kabobs. The boys were able to make their very shish ka bobs. They cut their veggies and hot dogs and then our station leader cooked them on the fire.
Michael and Nathan are hard at work.
Michael's hot dog kabob has zucchini (gasp!), pineapple, green pepper and hot dogs.
The last station of the day for our pack was bb guns. You can shoot standing....
or kneeling. Even laying down! But I didn't see the boys laying down.
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