Colors Wars competition activities are run throughout Ockanickon and Matollionequay, and in fact, some activities even spill over into Lake Stockwell Day Camp program space! The campers participate in a host of activities including gaga, boat races, a camp-wide scavenger hunt, kickball, basketball, and so much more! In each activity, the teams compete with a chance to win a point for their color by winning the activity. The camps come together in the morning after breakfast, so the Red and Black teams can practice for the afternoon events, spend more time bonding as a team and working on team cheers and chants, and strategize for the day’s events! During the training time, one team is at Ockanickon and the other at Matollionequay so each team can train in private – although sometimes spies can be found trying to sneak into the other team’s trainings to gather intel!Īfter a hearty and spirited lunch (the teams are still at separate camps and eat in separate dining halls), the afternoon begins with a flurry of activities and competition.
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That’s right – for Color Wars, the camps are combined and Ocky/Matolly campers join forces to make up both the Red and Black teams.Īfter an opening ceremony and all camp dance which takes place at Camp Matollionequay, the campers rest up for a full special-event day which takes place during the Saturday in the middle of the 2-week session. T is time to prepare! First, the campers must learn the chants, design their special event outfit, determine which events the camper will be participating in, and bond with his Ocky and Matolly teammates. This summer, during the Ockanickon initiation ceremony, after a first-time Color Wars camper was told which team he’d represent, he was given the chance to dip his hand in paint of the team he would be joining, and to place his handprint on the team’s banner to signify his commitment to that color team for years to come! Returning campers and staff are always on the same team each year – which is part of what makes Color Wars so much fun! Next campers are initiated to a color during a special ceremony, as once they join a team for Color Wars, they will forever be a part of that team moving forward. Color Wars took place during Session 5 this year, and will return during Session 4 next year (our second 2-week session of the summer).ĭuring Color Wars, our campers at both camps are split into two teams: Red and Black. If you are a school or district interested in purchasing several licenses, please contact me for a district-wide quote.By Greg Keresztury, Director of Operationsįor our readers who may not be familiar with Color Wars, it is a special event experience that occurs during a 2-week session at our overnight camps (Ockanickon for boys and Matollionequay for girls). Please have other teachers purchase their own copy.
Duplication for an entire school, an entire school system, or for commercial purposes is strictly forbidden. History-be sure to bundle up and save money! United States Color-by-Number Activities - BUNDLE
I have many more Color-by-Number activities for U.S. Please contact me if you have any questions! *This file is aligned to the Georgia Performance Standards for fifth grade social studies. ~World War II Review Questions (16 total) – slides 4-5 ~Teacher Directions for implementation – slides 2-3 Just print copies and pass out colored pencils, and then you’re good to go! It is a great way to review for a test, to use as a fun homework assignment, or a creative activity to leave with a substitute. Your students will have fun answering the review questions and coloring in the corresponding answers on the coloring page.
This color-by-number coloring activity is the perfect way for your students to review key concepts of World War II (as outlined by the Georgia Performance Standard: SS5H6).
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