How camp helps kids plan ahead

 
Going to camp is more than just an adventure away from home. Camp is also an investment in your child's skills, character, and future. Most importantly, camp teaches children to plan ahead when they develop skills like organization, leadership and time management.

Camp gets kids organized





Navigating camp activities teach kids how to sort their schedule and organize themselves accordingly to suit the needs of each activity. Kids begin to learn organizational skills which prepare them for the fast-paced reality of life outside camp. They learn how to balance many activities in a busy day, which will, in turn, be an essential skill for the future. 
 
Camp gets kids planning




 
Planning and practicing for stage productions teaches kids leadership skills. These practicing sessions are usually during free time, and to make it happen, leadership skills need to be exercised. The incremental process of preparing performances helps campers build experience in planning and essentially, leadership. These skills prep campers for the tough competition out in the real world.


Camper kids are on time



 
With their busy schedules, organizational skills in place and planning ahead, campers are always on time and prepared for anything to happen. At camp, there is no backing down from anything. We merely find alternatives to carry out the same procedure best suited to the current circumstances. Time is of the essence, and in the fast-paced world we're living in, we cannot afford to even waste a second. Camper kids will definitely be on the ball.


These are just a few lessons campers learn which will help them plan ahead and achieve success in dealing with their future. At Sugar Bay Camp, all our campers leave camp as organized, prepared, leaders who are ready to take on the world.





Although our campers love to live in the moment, we teach them to also have their eyes set on the future. Just like how every second at camp is a blast, with proper organizational skills, leadership, and time management, Sugar Bay is proud to say “Our campers definitely have a bright future ahead”.

 Head over to our website and book online to secure your place for another fun holiday camp during the December holidays. Wondering what our holiday camps are all about? Check out this playlist featuring all the highlights. To view the finer details for each of our themed holiday camps and prices, check out our rates and dates.
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