Abraham’s Tent: The Story of How Peace Grew From Camp

Christl Dabu
Youth from Israel and Canada, with Muslim, Jewish, Christian and Hindu backgrounds

Adults can’t seem to figure out the peace thing, but how about Israeli and Canadian kids—with Muslim, Jewish, Christian and Hindu backgrounds—who spent two weeks with each other at camp? It’s reality TV in its truest sense, and the result is inspiring. Read more…

Diary of a Camper Mom: A Mother’s Separation Anxiety

Karma Bryan-Ingle
Diary of a Camper Mom

Dealing with homesickness when kids go to camp can be a challenge, but often the separation anxiety for parents is just as challenging! How do you cope? Read more…

The Our Kids Go To Camp Magazine 2011 Camp Photo Contest!

Noel Ocol
Camp-Nominingue-600x

We all know that going to camp in the summer, traditional or day camp, can at first be a nerve racking for the kids. However, we also know that the adventures, memories and friendships they come home with can last a lifetime!
As you sit with them, listening to all their stories and looking at all their wonderful pictures has it occurred to you that some of their priceless moments caught on film, should be shared with the world?

How ‘Bubble-Wrapped’ Kids Benefit From Camp

Christl Dabu
Camp Nominingue 2010 photo by Christinne Muschi

At first, the “bubble-wrapped” campers were only familiar with the digital realm of text messages, Facebook and video games. But by the end of camp, a new study found they experienced significant growth, connecting with the world beyond electronic screens and smartphones. Read the story and watch the videos.

Camp Memories Project: Camp Is So Great Because…

Christl Dabu
Children, pictured at Camp Ouareau in Quebec, form special friendships and mentors at camp. CHRISTINNE MUSCHI/OUR KIDS MEDIA

Remember writing letters about the time of your life at camp? Perhaps you’re in the midst of all the incredible adventures at camp and can’t wait to tell your friends and family back home. Our Kids Go To Camp wants to hear from you why camp is so great. Best submissions will be published in Our Kids Go To Camp magazine and on OurKids.net.

The Importance of Family, Peers and Nature for Children’s Mental Health

Jim McHardy
Available Now: Our Kids Go To Camp – 2011 Guide to Summer Camps

Thanks to the Children and Nature Network and the whole “No Child Left Inside” movement, a significant and growing body of research documents the value and importance of nature-based experiences in support of children’s mental health.

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