Post by serrakunda on May 17, 2015 18:31:11 GMT
We have been away with Woodcraft folk, 14 children and 8 adults. I am so proud of simba
on Friday, being woodcraft folk, we had to agree our cooperative values for the weekend. Simba came up with the most. On Saturday he helped cook and serve lunch. They went Weaseling (I didn't go) and I'm told he got through some of the tightest rock spaces and was generally magnificent. In the afternoon we went orienteering and he found all the control points.
this morning he helped prepare and serve breakfast, afterwards he was picked to be front point for a four mile walk across the farm, through the forest, along the Ladybower reservoir and back through the forest to the farm. He had the map and led the way. He took his responsibilities extremely seriously, despite wearing a silly wig!
the dads were so good to him, did lots of boy stuff with him and taught him lots of things about map reading, he's nattering away about contour lines like an expert.
He loves this kind of stuff and he gets so much from it, just a very proud mummy right now
on Friday, being woodcraft folk, we had to agree our cooperative values for the weekend. Simba came up with the most. On Saturday he helped cook and serve lunch. They went Weaseling (I didn't go) and I'm told he got through some of the tightest rock spaces and was generally magnificent. In the afternoon we went orienteering and he found all the control points.
this morning he helped prepare and serve breakfast, afterwards he was picked to be front point for a four mile walk across the farm, through the forest, along the Ladybower reservoir and back through the forest to the farm. He had the map and led the way. He took his responsibilities extremely seriously, despite wearing a silly wig!
the dads were so good to him, did lots of boy stuff with him and taught him lots of things about map reading, he's nattering away about contour lines like an expert.
He loves this kind of stuff and he gets so much from it, just a very proud mummy right now
