During Aloha Week our campers learned all about saying Aloha to new friendships, Ohana, and more! To start the week, our campers used fine motor skills to make Coconuts to place on their Palm Trees. They counted, subtracted and added to get the correct number of coconuts for each tree. On Tuesday we made our own Lava Lamps using different ingredients and measurements in honor of Hawaii, which is known as a Volcanic Island. Wednesday was our Splash day, where we got to enjoy the water in the sprinklers with various sand and water toys. On Thursday we made Tiki Statues and learned about their history and uniqueness. Each camper got to make their own Tiki. On Friday we did a color hunt and focused on the various colors in the Rainbow. Campers were asked to wear Tie-dye or Rainbow and bring in a Show & Tell item to present to the class that was Tie-Dye or Rainbow. This was a huge hit and helps develop public speaking skills at a young age. All week long our campers enjoyed outdoor time with various activities including Soccer, Tiki Toss Down, Bean bag Toss, Jumbo Legos and the star of the show..Tetrus Tumble!
