What’s the best way to communicate the rules at camp?
You know… “the rules.”
We’ve all been sharing these rules for years:
- “Boys are blue. Girls are pink. Don’t make purple.”
- “Respect the facility.”
- “Clean up after yourself.”
- “Blah blah blah blah…”
It’s hard to capture it all in a way that students will remember. Maybe Matt McGill is on to something:
Then again, I wouldn’t go this far nor want our youth leaders to go shirtless to make a point. It’s memorable… but is it beneficial?
Feel free to argue over that. Again, that video stands out for a reason.
The real question? What’s the best way to communicate the rules at camp?
We’ve covered this on the blog before.
Now it’s your turn – any opinions, thoughts or examples?
And for that matter – what are the more important camp rules, anyway?
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