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2021 Summer Camp Parent/Caregiver Handbook 1 Welcome Welcome to the Girls Scout of Chesapeake Bay Summer Camp programs! We feel honored that you have chosen us for your summer camp experience, and we take this responsibility seriously. The purpose of this handbook is to provide you with information about our camps and to open communications between our camp staff and you. In this packet you will find: ¤ Mission 2 ¤ Camper and Program Goals 3 ¤ How to Contact Us 4 ¤ Arrival 5 ¤ Departure 5 ¤ Code of Conduct 6 ¤ Homesickness 7 ¤ COVID-19 Precautions 7 ¤ Accidents and Illness 8 ¤ Caregiver Communication 8 ¤ Medication 9 ¤ Transportation 10 ¤ Camper-specific Needs 10 ¤ Program Overview 11 ¤ Program Progression; Daisy - Ambassador 12 ¤ Environmental Activities 12 ¤ What to Bring 12-14 ¤ What Not to Bring 14 ¤ Lost and Found 14 ¤ Behavior and Positive Guidance 14 ¤ ACA Accredidation 15 ¤ Staff Training 15 ¤ Camp Properties 16 1 Our Mission Our mission is to build girls of COURAGE, CONFIDENCE and CHARACTER who make the world a better place. Rights and Dignity Girls Scouts of Chesapeake Bay respects the rights and dignity of all campers and staff, including individuals with varying abilities, cultures, genders, sexuality, race and religions. We expect all individuals to act respectfully when they are on our properties and to respect others regardless of their differences. We are unique not because of what we do, but how we do it. Our girl-driven, cooperative, experiential process allows girls to discover their skills and abilities; connect with others who either share or complement their own talents; and take action collectively to make the world a better place. We are unique not because of what we do, but how we do it. 2 Camper and Program Goals The Girl Scouts of Chesapeake Bay Camp programs believe all children deserve to be cared for by adults who children can look up to, learn from, and feel safe around. There are 9 areas of impact in youth development and three have been identified that have the most impact on youth; Belonging, Achievement, and Relationships. We use the phrase raising the BAR (Belonging, Achievement, and Relationships). All programming should answer YES to the below questions: ¤ Belonging & Courage; Are youth connected to and feeling supported by their peers? ¤ Achievement & Confidence; Are youth learning and developing important skills, resulting in increased confidence and self-esteem? ¤ Relationships & Character; Are youth making friends and being supported by positive adult role models? Camper Goals ¤ Girls will be able to develop a strong sense of self. ¤ Girls will be able to develop positive values. ¤ Girls will be able to gain practical life skills, outdoor skills and lifelong hobbies. ¤ Girls will be able to seek challenges and take healthy risks. ¤ Girls will be able to develop critical thinking. Program Goals and Outcomes ¤ Sense of Belonging - Girls are connected to and feel supported by peers and staff. • Be a part of something bigger than them - the camp community/family. • Experience opportunities to share and express their ideas with the group. • Experience opportunities to make choices for themselves and the group. • Experience the camp spirit within them and enjoy sharing it with others. • Respect themselves, others and nature. ¤ Sense of Achievement - Girls learn and develop important skills resulting in increased confidence and self-esteem • Experience new things. • Experience a variety of activities - outdoor, physical and creative. • Use their imagination 3 ¤ Sense of Achievement (cont.) • Experience a sense of pride in their actions, choices and projects • Enjoy reading through storytelling, silent reading and reading aloud ¤ Building Relationships - Girls make friends and be supported by positive adult role models • Make friends, have fun and enjoy being a kid • Develop relationships with adults who believe in them • Become a productive member of a group How to Contact Us If you need further assistance in your preparation for camp, please contact Member Care at [email protected]. ¤ Ivy Sheehan, Camp Director at Camp Country Center day camp • 302-456-7150 x173 • Camp Office phone; 302-234-6619 • Cell Number 302-420-3758 (Please only use between 7 am – 7 pm. Reception is spotty at all camps.) • Email; [email protected] ¤ Danielle Lubbers, Camp Coordinator at resident camps • 302-456-7150 x 312 • Camp Office phone; Camp Grove Point (410-275-2800), Camp Sandy Pines (410-479-2101), Camp Todd (410-742-3438) • Email; [email protected] During the camp season the days are jam packed with activities, program and meals. Please be patient and leave a message if needed. 4 Arrival/Departure Resident Camp - Arrival Each week we will welcome campers on Sunday at 4 pm (Wednesday at 4 pm for our 07/09-11 campers). Drop off will be quick and families must remain in thier car. Our staff will greet you at your car and take the temperature of your camper(s). Camper(s) will then exit the car, wash hands, and receive a health check. Once this is complete, staff will return to your car to intake any medication and luggage for the week. ¤ Safe temperature is <100.4 degrees ¤ Health check involves a quick check of hair for lice and feet to check for blisters or athlete fungus. ¤ Intake any medication your camper needs accompanied by their Medication Authorization Form. See page 9 for more details about medication at camp. ¤ Bring copy of negative COVID test taken within the last three days, COVID vaccination record or positive COVID diagnosis in the last 90 days, unless previously provided to GSCB. See page 7 for more details about required COVID test. ¤ Check in will be... • At the main camp parking lot for Camp Grove Point (2930 Grove Neck Rd, Earleville, MD 21919, the second entrance). • At the main parking lot for Camp Sandy Pines (27157 Riverside Drive Extension, Fruitland, MD 21856) • At the main parking lot for Camp Todd (25012 Beauchamp Branch Rd. Denton, MD 21629) Resident Camp - Departure Campers will have items packed to go home and are expected to be picked up at 4pm on Friday. ¤ Everyone picking up a camper must be on the authorized pick-up list in the registration form. You must present your photo ID. ¤ If you would like to update your authorized pick-up list, please reach out to us at [email protected] or 302-456-7150. ¤ Our staff will bring your camper and her items to your car. ¤ You will sign out your Girl Scout and check that you received all medication your camper brought to camp. 5 Day Camp - Arrival 7:30AM - 9:00AM Campers are welcome to check in daily between 7:30-9:00 am. Please contact Ivy if you will arrive after 9:00 am. Campers will be greeted at your car by our staff and will have their their temperature taken. If their temperature is <100.4, you will sign in your Girl Scout. Camper will grab their day pack and lunch, then proceed to handwashing sink to start their camp day. ¤ Check in will be... • At the STEM Lodge at Camp Country Center (1051 Sharpless Rd. Hockessin, DE 19707). Day Camp - Departure 4:00PM - 5:30PM Drive up, stay in your car. A staff person will greet you, check your ID and confirm that you are listed on authorized pick up list. Then we will call for your camper and ask you to sign out your camper. Please bring your Photo ID with you. If you would like to update your authorized pickup list, please reach out to us at [email protected] or 302-456-7150. Code of Conduct We require and expect camp staff and campers treat each other, their personal property, and GSCB property and supplies in accordance with the character values of our Girl Scout Promise and Law. Girl Scout Promise Girl Scout Law On my honor, I will try; I will do my best to be To serve God and my country, Honest and fair, to help people at all times, Friendly and helpful, and to live by the Girl Scout Law. Considerate and caring, Courageous and strong, and responsible for what I say and do, and to, respect myself and others, respect authority, use resources wisely, make the world a better place, and be a sister to every Girl Scout. 6 Homesickness It is not a sickness, but feels very real to some children. It should be call “missing home” and it is normal for children to experience moments of missing home. We have found that it can be identified in many different ways, but most commonly presents as the camper saying they do not feel well or they have a belly ache. Some cry when it is bedtime or when they wake up in morning. This is a part of practicing coping skills and independence. Our staff works with individuals to give assurance, to calm and to redirect their thoughts. We have a busy schedule, and in most cases, we will see campers miss home, and as they learn to regulate their emotions, run off to another activity. We will not encourage contact with home because this will only bring on more emotions. Some campers like to have a picture of their family with them. Maybe have a special moment at home as you pack a picture of the family in their luggage. (Nothing breakable!) Practice saying when you are leaving and that you will return. Check out our “Is my Girl Scout ready for summer camp?” question on our FAQ s . COVID-19 Precautions ¤ Masks/face coverings ¤ 6 ft. distancing and/or stable groups ¤ Temperature checks daily at breakfast and drop-off ¤ Hand washing ¤ Eat at an assigned area (stable group) ¤ No transportation ¤ Resident camp sleeping 6 ft.
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