Before you can start a summer camp, you will need to gauge interest in the camp for both parents and other children in the neighborhood. Depending on the age and number of attendees, there should be at least one adult to supervise during each day of the camp. There should be one adult available to supervise for every ten 6- to 8-year-old attendees. You don’t want anyone to feel excluded, but if all camp attendees are relatively close to the same age, they’re much more likely to have fun over the camp session. It’s also preferable that all of the attendees already know each other from school, as family friends, etc. Once you have gauged interest in the camp, you can use that information to decide on a length for the camp. Say nine kids want to join, and five parents are each willing to host for one day. You can easily set up a five-day long camp session with one parent handling supervision duties each day. If all of the campers are into the same new superhero movie or if they’re all friends who share a similar interest, consider picking a theme for the camp. This can help inspire ideas for activities, decorations, art projects, and lots of other camp-related items. Just because you have parents willing to host certain days of the camp, that doesn’t mean they’ll want it at their homes. Find out if each parent would prefer to create activities around their house or take the children on a field trip for their assigned days. You can also use this time to gather activity ideas from all the parents to make a list of potential camp festivities. With a theme and some great locations in mind, you’re ready to create a full list of potential activities for campers. Try to think of creative ways to incorporate your camp’s theme into the camp. Make sure you also pick activities appropriate to the age of the campers.  For a sports camp, consider minor league sporting events in your town; availability of baseball, softball, or basketball courts at local parks; drills related to practicing skills; sports trivia games; local...

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Bicaralah kepada orang tua dan anak-anak yang tertarik. Pilihlah peserta perkemahan yang tepat. Tentukan lamanya sesi perkemahan. Pilihlah sebuah tema. Carilah lokasi yang tepat. Pilihlah beberapa aktivitas. Buatlah sebuah jadwal. Kumpulkan perlengkapan. Aturlah.