Certifications- Pass off all certifications that will not be done at camp in your wards before camp.
Flag-3’X4’ Needs a seam on each side that will fit over a 1” pvc pipe
You can also bring a covering for your bucket if you would like
5 minute (or less) skit- should be centered around your fairy tale and include a moral or YW value to the story
Camp name-
Progressive Dinner- Make enough food for 3 -4wards, approx. 70 people
The stake will provide all paper goods
Ward crafts, Activities, Secret Sisters -Your choice
Cheer- something to introduce your ward each day at roll-call
Teach your Young Women their song parts well for “Singing in the Trees”
Preferably memorized (in the past some wards have called someone to teach these songs in YW opening exercises and at weekly activities)
Permission slips for each girl-Must have with you at camp
Plan to have at least 2-3 leaders in your camp day and night for the duration of camp/line up rides to and from camp (Adult drivers only)
Pajama Pants, T-shirts etc.-Your choice. The stake will not be doing t-shirts this year
Order wooden boxes for 4th level girls-Information on order #’s can be found in the camp manual
Devotionals-Plan your songs, thoughts, prayers etc. Assign girls to do this and prepare song words to hand out (optional)
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Kitchen Help & Meal Assignments
Tuesday Night
Monroe 5th
Elsinore
Wednesday Lunch
Monroe 3rd
Annabella 2nd
Thursday breakfast
Monroe 1st
Monroe 4th
Thursday Lunch
Monroe 2nd
Central
Friday Breakfast
Joseph
Annabella 1st
Wards responsible for the following meals:
Tuesday lunch (sack lunch from home)
Wednesday breakfast, progressive dinner
Thursday dinner for ward and Bishopric
Treats all day every day!
*Check with camp cooks to see what time they will need your help. The assignments are for prep and clean up, so you can divide it anyway you want between the two wards.
Monroe 5th
Elsinore
Wednesday Lunch
Monroe 3rd
Annabella 2nd
Thursday breakfast
Monroe 1st
Monroe 4th
Thursday Lunch
Monroe 2nd
Central
Friday Breakfast
Joseph
Annabella 1st
Wards responsible for the following meals:
Tuesday lunch (sack lunch from home)
Wednesday breakfast, progressive dinner
Thursday dinner for ward and Bishopric
Treats all day every day!
*Check with camp cooks to see what time they will need your help. The assignments are for prep and clean up, so you can divide it anyway you want between the two wards.
Bathroom Clean-up Schedule
Tuesday 4:00pm Monroe 1st
9:00pm Monroe 2nd
Wednesday 2:30pm Monroe 3rd / Monroe 4th
10:00pm Monroe 5th
Thursday 10:30pm Central / Elsinore
4:30pm Annabella 1st
Friday 10:30- Annabella 2nd / Joseph
* Wards will receive cleaning assignments for areas around camp as well
Thursday 11:00am Monroe 5th
4:30pm
9:00pm Monroe 2nd
Wednesday 2:30pm Monroe 3rd / Monroe 4th
10:00pm Monroe 5th
Thursday 10:30pm Central / Elsinore
4:30pm Annabella 1st
Friday 10:30- Annabella 2nd / Joseph
* Wards will receive cleaning assignments for areas around camp as well
Thursday 11:00am Monroe 5th
4:30pm
Devotional Schedule
Tuesday
Opening Ceremony: Jr. Leaders (Flag, Song, Prayer)
Fireside: Monroe 1st (Song, Thought, Prayer)
Closing: Joseph (Flag, Song Prayer)
Wednesday
Roll Call: Monroe 5th (Flag, Song, Thought, Prayer)
Fireside: Central (Song, Thought, Prayer)
Closing: Elsinore (Flag, Song, Prayer)
Thursday
Roll Call: Annabella 2nd (Flag, Song, Thought, Prayer)
Fireside: Monroe 3rd (Song, Thought, Prayer)
Closing: Monroe 2nd (Flag, Prayer)
Friday
Roll Call: Annabella 1st (Flag, Song, Thought, Prayer)
Closing: Monroe 4th (Song, Prayer)
Opening Ceremony: Jr. Leaders (Flag, Song, Prayer)
Fireside: Monroe 1st (Song, Thought, Prayer)
Closing: Joseph (Flag, Song Prayer)
Wednesday
Roll Call: Monroe 5th (Flag, Song, Thought, Prayer)
Fireside: Central (Song, Thought, Prayer)
Closing: Elsinore (Flag, Song, Prayer)
Thursday
Roll Call: Annabella 2nd (Flag, Song, Thought, Prayer)
Fireside: Monroe 3rd (Song, Thought, Prayer)
Closing: Monroe 2nd (Flag, Prayer)
Friday
Roll Call: Annabella 1st (Flag, Song, Thought, Prayer)
Closing: Monroe 4th (Song, Prayer)
Friday, March 19, 2010
First Post Of The Year
Hi Ladies,
I hope you all are as excited as we for camp this year. We want to make sure you know what information you need to bring to the meeting on Sunday March 28th @ 7:00. We need as close of a count as you can get for us, as well as a list of Jr. Leaders names and contact info. We would also like you to call a Jr. Leader to be in charge of communicating with the the Jr. Leader Adviser. We are happy to have Sister Marie Jones to fill that position. We are also excited to tell you that Sister Sandy Mills and her husband Troy will be the camp FOOD Specialists! So be extra nice to them so they will be extra nice to us!
We hope that you are all having success in planning this special experience for these special daughters for God. If you need any thing feel free to call.
I hope you all are as excited as we for camp this year. We want to make sure you know what information you need to bring to the meeting on Sunday March 28th @ 7:00. We need as close of a count as you can get for us, as well as a list of Jr. Leaders names and contact info. We would also like you to call a Jr. Leader to be in charge of communicating with the the Jr. Leader Adviser. We are happy to have Sister Marie Jones to fill that position. We are also excited to tell you that Sister Sandy Mills and her husband Troy will be the camp FOOD Specialists! So be extra nice to them so they will be extra nice to us!
We hope that you are all having success in planning this special experience for these special daughters for God. If you need any thing feel free to call.
Thanks for all you do!
Your Sake Leaders,
Carma Gifford
896-5507
Barbara Larsen
527-4124
Carma Gifford
896-5507
Barbara Larsen
527-4124
What Is Camp?
What Is Camp?
Camp is an outdoor experience for young women ages
12–18 where they will have opportunities to:
• Draw closer to Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ.
• Feel the influence of the Spirit.
• Serve others.
• Build friendships and unity.
• Learn skills.
• Appreciate God’s creations.
• Have fun!
Camp is essential to the Young Women program. Camp is
significant in strengthening young women’s testimonies and
is an experience to build upon all year. Camp is challenging,
but it is worth it!
Where Is Camp?
• A safe place set apart from the world—in nature.
• A place where young women can feel the Spirit. (See
Moses 1:1–25.)
Why Do We Have Camp?
Camp is an opportunity for young women to practice patterns of gospel living away from worldly influences and the challenges they may face in their daily lives. Everything we do
at camp should help young women come unto Christ by:
• Confirming their identity as daughters of God.
• Recognizing and cultivating the Spirit.
• Keeping baptismal covenants.
• Preparing for their future roles.
How Do Young Women Leaders Begin Planning?
1. PREPARE SPIRITUALLY
• Pray to know what the Lord would have you do.
• Study scriptures and handbooks.
• Counsel together and seek counsel from priesthood
leaders.
• Recommend additional people to help, if needed.
2. COUNSEL WITH PRIESTHOOD LEADERS
Young Women leaders should receive guidance from priesthood leaders about:
• Purpose, goals, location, and schedule of camp.
• Budget guidelines.
• Safety and security.
3.PLAN WITH A PURPOSE
When you are planning Ask:
• What does Heavenly Father want to have happen in the
lives of our young women as a result of camp?
• Will the experience at camp increase faith in and testimony
of Jesus Christ and provide opportunities to follow
the living prophets?
• Will the experience meet the needs of young women
and help build relationships of trust and love?
• Will the experience help young women strengthen their
own families?
Ask:
• What do young women like to do?
• What do they need to learn?
• What can they learn at camp that they may not learn in
another setting?
Include a variety of experiences, such as:
• Learning from the scriptures
• Serving others
• Developing self-reliance skills
• Sharing music
• Experiencing quiet time for reflection
• Developing talents
• Participating in sports and games
• Improving fitness (hiking, swimming, and so forth)
• Strengthening and sharing testimonies
INCLUDE CERTIFICATION
The Young Women Camp Manual provides instruction for
certification.
Taken from the Y.W. Camp Leader Guide
Camp is an outdoor experience for young women ages
12–18 where they will have opportunities to:
• Draw closer to Heavenly Father and His Son, Jesus Christ.
• Feel the influence of the Spirit.
• Serve others.
• Build friendships and unity.
• Learn skills.
• Appreciate God’s creations.
• Have fun!
Camp is essential to the Young Women program. Camp is
significant in strengthening young women’s testimonies and
is an experience to build upon all year. Camp is challenging,
but it is worth it!
Where Is Camp?
• A safe place set apart from the world—in nature.
• A place where young women can feel the Spirit. (See
Moses 1:1–25.)
Why Do We Have Camp?
Camp is an opportunity for young women to practice patterns of gospel living away from worldly influences and the challenges they may face in their daily lives. Everything we do
at camp should help young women come unto Christ by:
• Confirming their identity as daughters of God.
• Recognizing and cultivating the Spirit.
• Keeping baptismal covenants.
• Preparing for their future roles.
How Do Young Women Leaders Begin Planning?
1. PREPARE SPIRITUALLY
• Pray to know what the Lord would have you do.
• Study scriptures and handbooks.
• Counsel together and seek counsel from priesthood
leaders.
• Recommend additional people to help, if needed.
2. COUNSEL WITH PRIESTHOOD LEADERS
Young Women leaders should receive guidance from priesthood leaders about:
• Purpose, goals, location, and schedule of camp.
• Budget guidelines.
• Safety and security.
3.PLAN WITH A PURPOSE
When you are planning Ask:
• What does Heavenly Father want to have happen in the
lives of our young women as a result of camp?
• Will the experience at camp increase faith in and testimony
of Jesus Christ and provide opportunities to follow
the living prophets?
• Will the experience meet the needs of young women
and help build relationships of trust and love?
• Will the experience help young women strengthen their
own families?
PLAN CAMP
With your purpose and theme in mind, plan experiences and activities that will help young women learn and have fun.Ask:
• What do young women like to do?
• What do they need to learn?
• What can they learn at camp that they may not learn in
another setting?
Include a variety of experiences, such as:
• Learning from the scriptures
• Serving others
• Developing self-reliance skills
• Sharing music
• Experiencing quiet time for reflection
• Developing talents
• Participating in sports and games
• Improving fitness (hiking, swimming, and so forth)
• Strengthening and sharing testimonies
INCLUDE CERTIFICATION
The Young Women Camp Manual provides instruction for
certification.
Taken from the Y.W. Camp Leader Guide
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Great Job!!
Carma and I had a fabulous time going to visit the camps. I wish we could have come and seen all the camps this year! What we heard about the ones we missed sounded GREAT!! All the time and hard work payed off. I especially enjoyed the way each ward interpreted and included the scripture theme. Congratulations on all your successes!
If there is any stories that you would like to share please do we all would love to read them.
I hope the rest of your summer is as fun as your camps were!!
Love,
Barb and Carma
If there is any stories that you would like to share please do we all would love to read them.
I hope the rest of your summer is as fun as your camps were!!
Love,
Barb and Carma
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