Camp Day Three - The Games!

Game time was fun with one big game and several smaller games throughout each day. The first day was a team obstacle course, the second day's big game was giant squirt gun wars. I found a cool plan for a PVC quirt cannon and made ten of them to be used to waste each other with water!

The third day was team mud wrestling! Worse than it sounds but

a lot of fun to watch!

The games were meant to be fun but they also taught team work. With missions being the theme the kids had to learned to work together. The adult leaders seemed to like the all of the games exceptthe Mud pit!

It was definitely the most interesting to watch.

God arranged for it to rain all night the night before our last day. So there was a large area where some fresh dirt had just been put down. We came up with this wild idea of having a team mud challenge. Of course all of the time I was expecting to be thrown down to my muddy death. But, praise the Lord it never happened! As you can see the kid's loved it!

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