2 years ago
Game Pack Idea - Summer Camp
A summer camp pack! This would be a great pack for teens and children alike, and it could be a fun experience if designed properly. Send the kids away for a week (or two) of camp living where they can learn to swim, work on archery skills, play volleyball, make crafts, share scary stories around a campfire, sing camp songs and make s’mores! Kids will go on nature hikes where they can discover new collectibles … or old ones – the insects? ... fish in the pond – beware the swamp monster that’s reported to lurk around these waters! – and learn about the night sky while gazing at the stars.
First crushes could happen here, pen pals, writing home to mom and dad, food fights in the mess hall, goofy camp counselors, encounters with wildlife – raccoons, skunks, bears …
Most of all they will build friendships that will last a lifetime.
They could also tie it in with the Scouting activity so campers get faster badge gains or earn special badges when they go to camp.
If they had the space/capacity, maybe they could do a couple of different camps, including a music camp, a sports camp, and a science and technology camp where they would learn appropriate skills and could potentially introduce new game play objects like a baseball and glove for catch, new instruments and coding/kid-friendly (or kid-sized) robots.
First crushes could happen here, pen pals, writing home to mom and dad, food fights in the mess hall, goofy camp counselors, encounters with wildlife – raccoons, skunks, bears …
Most of all they will build friendships that will last a lifetime.
They could also tie it in with the Scouting activity so campers get faster badge gains or earn special badges when they go to camp.
If they had the space/capacity, maybe they could do a couple of different camps, including a music camp, a sports camp, and a science and technology camp where they would learn appropriate skills and could potentially introduce new game play objects like a baseball and glove for catch, new instruments and coding/kid-friendly (or kid-sized) robots.