Tyke Hike, Outdoor Survival, and Hay's Trail Hike

This week we had 3 different events that I covered. The first two I have already had photos for but I'll add newer ones below, also on Saturday I attended a hike in Hays, PA documenting the journey through the uncertain terrain and coming back in one piece. Also, a blog post for them covering how their virtual summer camps went and what kind of difficulties occurred while streaming.
​Tyke Hike:

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Outdoor Survival:

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Hay's Woods Trail Hike: 

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​Virtual Summer Camps of 2020! (Blog post)
Venture Outdoors had three different selections: Explorer, STEM, and Survival!
​Campers had "family challenges" to teach their family what they learned during the stream - in the Survival series the parents loved the activities that they could do with their kids! Virtual lessons tend to take more time to go over but as time went on, the kids became more accustomed to learning in a virtual environment. Some of the more popular virtual activities do do together with the kids are: seed planting, water experiments, and fire-building! Best sessions: Hands-on stuff IS KEY! We basically have to build and deliver kits that include materials for crafts, experiments, hands-on learning. It makes the learning so much more fun and engaging for the kids. It is a lot of work up front to do, but really helps out.

(Slideshow of photos would go here but want to play it safe because I don't have permission from the children/parents during the virtual summer camp sessions.)