My sister Keli recently started a new blog!
And she did her research...she decided on wordpress...
So of course I had to go check it out...AND!
I LOVE IT!
Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo...
Change you bookmarks and such because I am movin' out of blogger!
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~Thanks!
See you on the other side! hehe!
This is a cross post from the cub scouts blog I do for our ward.
Last Saturday the boys got to go to Day Camp. They were unable to attend the district day camp earlier this year. So the Prescott Valley Wards decided to hold their own!
They had a long day with many activities and lots of belt loops earned.
They earned their Football, Baseball, Chess, Art, Maps and Compasses loops. And at the end of the day they had a water balloon fight and Bishop Dalton and Bishop Lau soaked the boys with super soakers.
At the Art table the boys learned about lines and shapes, perspective and size.
They used play dough to show how colors mix and make different colors. And they each painted a water color picture.
*Just a note...you can click on the pics to see them a little bigger...
At the Maps and Compass table they were shown how to locate places on a map and a globe, how to draw maps, and how to use a compass.
They learned the rules of baseball, how to run the bases, how to catch and throw a ball, how to stop a ground ball, how to hit the ball off a T and played each other in a short game.
They learned the rules of chess, what each piece is called and what moves they make and basic strategy. Then they paired up and played each other.
They learned the rules of football and how to pass and catch. Followed by a game of tag football!
After all the activities the boys gathered for instructions on what was next and a short skit and song. Sister Ellis read a story while some of the men and all the boys added the sound effects. The boys got a kick out of it and everyone enjoyed it!
Following the skit everyone got up and danced and sang to "Mother Gooneybird"! Definitely a crowd pleaser! Everyone gets into the fun when they sing that!
Then it was a mad dash to the soccer field for some good soaking and splashing in the water balloon fight/capture the flag! They broke up into teams and it was on!
Although I think the bishops had the most fun!
Thank you to everyone who helped out and made this day a great one for all the Cub Scouts! :)
I never let the kids go play in the rain...I don't know why. I guess mainly because there's really nowhere to play in the rain and our front door is too close to the floor to have an entry rug. So it is all about the mess I guess.
Lately the kids have been asking me to park in the gravel and not on the concrete so they can ride their bikes there. So it started raining so I went out to take some pics and Sage followed me out. And of course the rain is fun so she started playing in it and then Ashlyn followed her. And soon the boys came out too. The concrete pad we park on is perfect for playing in the rain! :)
They had lots of fun! And got lots of wet! LOL! The boys were wimpy and didn't want to get too wet. Corbin said he was cold after a couple minutes. But the girls ran around in circles and played in the gutter spout.
Since Corbin didn't stay out long I didn't get any pic of him.
