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Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Toothpick/Marshmallow construction

Get out a box of toothpicks and a bag of miniature marshmallows, then let your kids build the biggest tower or bridge that they can. You may need to show them how to fit the pieces together, and I'm sure there will be a little snacking going on during the building, but it is all in good fun. You can also have the kids try this with gumdrops or other gummy candies instead of (or in addition to) the marshmallows). Kids can either work together to build, or they can each make their own construction.

Aluminum foil play

Let your kids get creative with aluminum foil. Give them each a sheet or two and tell them to mold it into whatever they want (you may need to demonstrate a few ideas the first time you have them
do this activity--try a mask, jewelry, animals, or anything else you can think of). Foil is pretty cheap, so let the kids use as much as they need and they will keep busy for quite awhile.

Sponge Ball

kids attending summer camp look forward to cooling off by playing in the water, and summer camp wouldn’t be camp without water games. Sponge ball is a fun and exciting game that involves lots of water and lots of fun.

Sponge ball is a lot like dodge ball, only sponge ball is played with a large absorbent sponge. The players line up against a building about three feet apart, and the person with the water-soaked sponge stands about twenty feet in back of an invisible line while trying to hit the other players with the wet sponge.

Flour Tag

Simply place about ½ cup of white flour in a clean sock, and tie a knot in the top. Each player receives a flour-filled sock. Camp kids participating in this fun camp activity should wear dark T-shirts, and form two separate teams. The teams attempt to tag players on the opposite team. The last person to be tagged is the winner of this fast and furious camp activity that is sure to burn lots of summertime energy. The flour can easily be wiped off when the game is over.

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Summer Adventure Camp-2010

“Give me some Sunshine …give me some rain…give me another chance to grow up once again” sing this song and pack your bags & belt up yourself for cool summer to be spent with us. Stretch your limits of fun & adventure… jump in to the river of exciting activities & swim in the freshening spirit of Summer Adventure Camp 2010!

Summer Adventure Camps are designed to give lot of amusement, exposure and education with lot of fun & creativity. Our focus is to blend camp activities while increasing a child's appreciation for nature, science and History. Seed of discipline, time management, leadership and never give up attitude is been sown with challenging & team building games.

New friendships, lasting memories, and a foundation for health and well-being are creating enriching experience in each camp.

Activities:

1. Art of Living Courses-Art Excel (8-12 years) & YES! (13 to 17 years): These courses are highlight of our camps which brings profound transformation in kids & Youth by eliminating Study Stress & Anger. They help children to overcome their stage fright, enhances concentration, develops inner strength to stay away from bad habits, inculcates human values & develops immune system & Lots more...

2. Sri Sri Yoga with special Sukshma Yoga for students:

Every morning yoga session helps them to keep their body fit & flexible. Sukshma yoga enhances the functioning of sensory organs.

3. Vedic Maths (Crash course) : 8 to 17 years

With fun all around, students also learn some easy education of Vedic Maths. Vedic Maths techniques increases their speed & accuracy in all mathematical calculations. It Makes maths very exciting by removing the fear.

4. Know Your Child or Know Your Teen:

It is a two hour interactive workshop that gives parents a glimpse into the child’s mind and enables them to find the root cause of pessimistic behavior. It gives effective way for child to blossom completely while maintaining the joy in a parent-child relationship.

5. Adventure Sports:

These fun filled challenging activities helps them to get rid of their fear & phobias & boosts up their confidence. It energises them with lot of thrill, enthusiasm, joy & also making them strong & powerful.

a. Rappelling, Parallel rope, Commando crossing, Vertical ladder,

Net climbing, Burma bridge. (Any 4) @ Pune & Gujarat

b. Trekking on Mountain, Cave Exploring, 6 Obstacle crossing, Rappelling,

Commando crossing, Parallel rope @ Banglore

c. Jet-Ski, Para-sailing, Banana ride, Boat Ride @ Goa

6. Astronomy (8 to 17 years)

Astronomy is the most fascinating subject attracting all to the wonder of the sky and our universe. Astronomy session will make the theory of books very practical & will give them the glimpse of the outer mesmerizing world. Who knows this might give birth to an upcoming Astronaut!!!

6. Innovative Art, Craft Activities (8 to 12 years)

These activities gives them relaxation & opportunity to express themselves freely. It pulls out the hidden creativity talent in them.

7. Foreign Language Class (German/ French) 13 to 17 years

As every generation is facing bigger Challenges, it is important to learn few foreign language for Global exposure. In a humorous manner this class kindles an interest in them to learn a new form of communication.

6. Other activities: Visit to Ancient heritage Boating, Bonfire, Lot of fun filled & team building games, Treasure hunt, Swimming, Dance & Yoga Sessions, Sanskrit chanting & lots more...


Level- I Camps
1. 29th Mar to 2nd April
Pune Ashram

2. 12th to 16th April
Madgaon, Goa

3. 20th to 24th April
Gujarat Ashram

4. 26th to 30th April
Pune Ashram

5. 12th to 16th May
Pune Ashram

6. 26th to 30th May
Pune Ashram

Level-II Camps
1. 1st to 5th May
Pune Ashram

2. 20th to 24th May
Banglore Ashram

CALL US TODAY FOR EARLY BIRD BENEFIT

We encourage and prefer early registrations to avoid any kind of disappointments. Register well in advance and avail early bird benefit – a surprise gift for your child.

Early Bird Benefit- Surprise Gift: if participants register before 20 days of the respective camp.
Donation will increase by Rs. 500/- if participants register before 6 days of the respective camp.
Donation will increase by Rs. 1000/- if participants register before 2 days of the respective camp.

Central & South Mumbai
99205 64014/ 98193 55582
Western Mumbai-Bandra to Andheri
98191 42312/ 98704 62438
Western Mumbai-Andheri to Vasai
98690 26201/ 98196 89591
New Mumbai
92232 65339/ 98671 58597
Pune
9822337883
Rest of Maharashtra
92242 19195
Gujarat
92763 51345

IMPORTANT:
1. Only those who have done YES! can participate in Level-2 camps. Level-2 camp will have YES! 2 (Advance course of YES! )
2. Mumbai Participant’s donation includes travelling expense, 1 KYC/ KYT pass & 1 Grand finale Pass.
3. KYC & KYT will be held for participants parents in Mumbai

For more details visit http://adventurepulse.webs.com/


To make this event successful we are looking forward to support by spreading this messages to all your friends, neighbors, relatives & colleagues.


Thanking you,


With Regards,

Rachit J Gandhi
rachit.gandhi@vvki.net

MAKE a "map" of where you are going.

Draw your own that has the major stops and cities, and a nice happy drawing for your final destination. Throw in a few simple drawings of landmarks you'll see along the way, such as a big bridge you'll or a mountain tunnel. A home made map is easy for kids to follow and gives them a clearer picture of how much further there is to go. If your kids are old enough and it's a trip that you take frequently, have the kids make their own map!

Fortunately-Unfortunately

This game helps teach kids to look at the bright side of things in a silly way. For example, you say, "Unfortunately, there's a tiger in the car." Your son says, "Fortunately, he doesn't eat boys." Your daughter says, "Unfortunately, he's looking at me and licking his lips." You say, "Fortunately, I brought along my tiger-jaw-clamper." And so on, alternating between fortunate and unfortunate things.