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    North American Tipis Essay

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    North American Tipis Science: The Universe and Its Stars Technology: Creative Communication 60 Minute Lesson Tipi Templates (1 per student) Light brown construction paper (1 sheet per student) Colored pencils (2 sets per group) Glue (2 bottles per group) Scissors (1 per student) Ruler (1 per student) Introduction (10 min) North American Tipis (40 min) Clean Up & Wrap Up (10 min) Learn the practical uses and history of teepees while building skills in manipulating 3D materials. ISTE-S.6.b…

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    The general purpose of this study is to collect information on the experiences of youth who attend residential summer camps. The researcher seeks to identify the potential differences between a 4-H and a non 4-H residential camping experience. By collecting quantitative data measuring the achievement of the essential elements of positive youth development and the acquisition of targeted life skills, the researcher hopes to gain a better understanding of the effects the camping experience can…

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    parent would forget to forward paperwork or sign something. All paperwork had to be complete to give clearance for the camper to actually attend camp. I was shown some medication administration records as examples to build my own after. The medication itself would either be mailed or delivered to camp by the Long Island staff but would also literally be brought to camp with the camper themselves. We would be using medication envelopes to…

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    surround them. Integrity today is important to me in all of my everyday activities because I want to be a good example for those around me.When working at a summer camp I have seen first hand the effects that an older camper can have on a younger camper,when the older camper is not aware that they are indeed being watched.…

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    So, when I was too old to be a camper there, the high schoolers will be assisting the counselors to do their job, and I was given the chance to experience to every grade level and how every grade behaves and interacts with one another, and every time I was in a group of campers they always listened and were enthusiastic in my presence. I was excited to find out that the first day of the week that the campers truly liked me, and it has directed me to become friendlier…

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    Lake Descriptive Writing

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    The waves of the lake bend over like a weak sapling in the middle of a terrible storm. The sun was covered by clouds which dulled its brightness in a unique way. The pain busted in my fingers as I tightly clenched the rough rope. I pushed through knowing the hit of the water would be far more painful. The taste of sweat, dripping, slower than the molasses that was poured over my biscuit, that morning. The sweat blurred the ability to taste anything else with its pungent saltiness. The scent from…

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    Southern California consists of a mixture of various cultures such as Latino, Asians, Middle Eastern, etc. As an Asian American who lives in Southern California, experiencing other cultures just from where I live is not a phenomenon. As an Asian American who was not exposed to nature often, outdoor activities become a foreign approach. Camping has been an American trend since the 1960s, but to Southeast Asians, outdoor activities are not considered as a “productive” activity. I immigrated from…

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    My Career Research Paper

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    However, one of my favorite parts of the job is to watch kids lock their devices in the lockers for the day. It is obvious that this pulls some kids out of their comfort zone, but before long we have the campers reconnecting with each other and nature.…

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    his slowed to a halt as Brandon turned to the side of the road. He popped his trunk and a cloud of smoke emerged. “That’s not good” Brandon said, letting out a loud sigh. He knew he was miles from civilization so he decided to go looking for other campers that may be able to help him. After 10 minutes or so of looking Brandon came across an old cabin, through the window he…

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    The analysis of Levi’s Interpretation for this assignment was completed to the fullest extend and to all requirements. Levi’s experience inside the concentration camp was very terrifying, which was evident in his vivid description. I believe that Levi’s statement on what the bottom of human experience is proves to be correct. The turmoil that he and his fellow prisoners were put through is almost unimaginable, and interpreting the excerpt from his novel shows in vivid detail the terrors…

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