Success StoryNow Entering the 2023 4-H Camp Time Warp



Now Entering the 2023 4-H Camp Time Warp

Author: Sharee Schoonover

Planning Unit: Livingston County CES

Major Program: Camping

Plan of Work: Encouraging youth to become skillful, productive, contributing members of our community.

Outcome: Initial Outcome

Livingston County 4-H entered the 2023 4-H Camp Time Warp with 29 campers, 3 teen leaders, 4 adults, 2 class leaders and 1 agent on June 6, 2023.

Campers were able to select classes that reflect their diverse interests and participate in them each day. They were given the opportunities to learn new skills, make new friends, see new things, and deepen their understanding of personal interests.

We also hosted full camp activities where teams were able to engage in friendly competition to showcase their camp spirit.

Several campers communicated learning a new skill, participating in a new activity that they were interested in pursuing, and enjoying their time at summer camp. Teens reported feeling proud of the job they’d done, and confident in leading groups. Adults reported great communication between campers and volunteers, as well as development of new skills throughout the week.

Livingston County 4-H is looking forward to the continued growth of the camping program.

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