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DIY: Jungle Punch

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Jungle Book week at Sugar Bay is really turning out to be spectacular!  Our camp is going wild with all our man cubs running around and having lots of cheerful jungle adventures. To get our man cubs to cool down and take a chill pill, we decided to create this delicious Jungle Book inspired Jungle Punch.  With ingredients like coconut and pineapple, we assure you, we have the Jungle flavour flowing!  Jungle Punch Recipe   Ingredients:      •    1 Cup of Coconut Cream  •    ½ Cup of Ginger Ale •    ¾ Cup of Pineapple juice •    Ice Directions: 1. In a large cup, add the Pineapple juice and Ginger ale, and stir for 1 minute. 2. Now add the Coconut Cream and stir for another minute. 3. Fill with ice. Tasteful Tip:  •    Serve in an empty coconut shell to create the wild Jungle feel!    And there you have it! Your very own, DIY Jungle Punch s...

5 Fun Facts: The Jungle Book

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  It’s our final holiday camp for the July holidays… It’s Jungle Book week at Sugar Bay! We have turned Sugar Bay into an adventure filled jungle full of little man cubs’ waiting to explore what the wild side has to offer.  The new Jungle Book 3D motion picture just aired on the big screen a month ago. It has brought the 1967 classic back to life decades later and has managed to become the latest topic for discussion.  In celebration of this remarkable Disney children’s story and Jungle Book week at Sugar Bay, here are: 5 Things You Didn't Know About The Jungle Book: 1. It was the last film Walt Disney worked on   Walt Disney passed away in 1966 from complications from lung cancer. 'The Jungle Book' was released the following year, making it the last animated film to have its production personally supervised by Walt Disney himself.  2. "Mowgli" is pronounced wrong   According to author, Rudyard Kipling's daughter, the first syllable ...

10 Facts – American Independence Day

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Our All-American Bash themed holiday camp was inspired by the 4th of July, American Independence day celebrations. This is one of the reasons why we continued to carry the celebration theme throughout the week, by celebrating other American festivals. The 4th of July isn’t just a reason to party. There is great significance behind it. The Declaration of Independence was approved by the Continental Congress on 4th of July, 1776 - now known as Independence Day - and every year Americans' honor the birthday of the United States of America. Here’s some smart Facts about America’s Independence Day – 4th of July 2016: 1.    On the 4th of July, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was approved by the Continental Congress. 2.    Independence Day honors the birthday of the United States of America and the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. 3.    The Declaration of Independence was actually a letter to King George th...

DIY: American Flag Shorts

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We had a fantastic 4th of July party at Sugar Bay this past Monday! Our All-American Bash themed holiday camp is simply amazing. We have our counselors vying for President and our campers partying American-Style all week long. We love this holiday camp theme and we also love getting creative and crafty. This is why, inwspired by our exclusive All-American Bash week themed holiday camp… We’re showing you how to dazzle up All-American Style! How to DIY American Flag Shorts:     You Will Need:   •    Old Denim Jeans •    Red & White Fabric Paint •    Masking Tape •    Paint Brushes •    Chalk •    Pencil   Steps: Step 1: Take an old pair of jeans and let’s recycle them. Cut them to the length you would prefer. Now you have officially turned your jeans into shorts! Step 2:   Decide which side of the shorts that you want your stripes to go on. Usually, ...

DIY: All-American Apple Pie

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In celebration of All American Bash week here at Sugar Bay, we’ve decided to share a traditional all American Apple Pie Recipe with all of you. There’s nothing like a good old freshly baked apple pie. And we’ve been having great fun having ‘pie-face’ eating competitions, so why not spread the love… or the pie rather…  All-American Apple Pie Recipe:  Ingredients: •    Store-bought puff pastry •    6 to 8 freshly picked, firm Apples •    Granulated Brown Sugar •    Ground Cinnamon •    3 tablespoons sifted All-purpose Flour •    3 tablespoons Butter, cut in small bits Preparation: Prepare the pie dough, divide half and roll out each half no more than 3 mm thick. Line a pie pan with one. Keep lined pan and top crust chilled. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees Celsius. Peel and core the apples and slice them. Toss with sugar, cinnamon and flour. Fill the pie with the apple slices....

DIY: Angry Birds Balloons

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We s till can't get enough of our amazing Angry Birds themed holiday camp which was held last week at Sugar Bay . And, inspired by t he Angry Birds c oncept , we've d ecide d to get creative and crafty and make something that reminds us of this memorab le camp.      Whether it’s just for a room decoration or to have some feather flocking fun, we all adore the Angry Birds! We found that the best way to mimic these adorable characters are by creating them with balloons, w hich creates the image of them flying.  DIY Angry Birds Balloons:   You will need: •    Latex Balloons in Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, White & Black •    Angry Birds Template (Which you will find the link for below) •    Tape •    Printer paper •    Scissors Templat e Link: http://www.thepartyanimal-blog.org/Downloads/Angry_Birds_Balloon_Templates.pdf      Method:   1. Blow...

5 Fun Facts – Angry Birds

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It’s the game the whole world is busy playing and it has turned out to be one of the fastest growing franchises ever, just as the Minions did. From a game, to merchandise, and now even a motion picture film, the Angry Birds are slowly taking over the world. They have even taken over Sugar Bay this week and we are definitely having some feather flocking fun with them.  Here are 5 things you don’t know about the Angry Birds: 1. Popularity:   The Angry Birds game is the 4th on the world’s most addictive list of all time. 2. Development Cost:   While the average video game app can cost more than $1 million, Angry Birds was developed for just over $106 000. 3. Concept Idea:   The pig was decided upon as the Bird’s enemy because there was a Swine Flu outbreak during the time the game was being developed.  4. Sales:  The sales of the Angry Birds app on the iPad alone were over 7 million. This does not count for apps from android and other avail...