Clothing: (Please remember to label all clothing and bedding with your child’s name AND school) Students will carry their own bags so pack accordingly.
Students may dress “pioneer style” if they wish. This may mean jeans
and boots, or girls may wear long skirts (please wear warm clothes under
skirts). Keep in mind that layers work best: long underwear, shirt, sweatshirt, warm jacket, and a coat (think layers).
Students should bring the following (Pack in a large plastic garbage bag. Use masking tape and a marking pen to write the student’s name and school on the garbage bag. You should use an extra-thick garbage bag – thin bags tear too easily):
Students should bring the following (Pack in a large plastic garbage bag. Use masking tape and a marking pen to write the student’s name and school on the garbage bag. You should use an extra-thick garbage bag – thin bags tear too easily):
- One full change of clothes besides what is worn on the first day
- Jeans or heavy pants
- Shirt or blouse
- Warm jacket
- Underwear
- Extra shoes or boots
- Raincoat or poncho (You can find emergency rain ponchos for $2-5 at some stores)
- Gloves
- Sweater or sweatshirt
- Socks (extra pairs are a good idea!)
- Pajamas – something warm
- Lunch – packed separately from other gear
- Sleeping Gear: Students will be carrying all of their own gear and clothing – so pack accordingly! They will also be responsible for unpacking and repacking. Frequently the thin garbage bags rip, and bedding items can get wet. You may want to send an extra garbage bag, pre-labeled.
- A sleeping bag or blankets and sheets – the cabins are heated.
- Pillow with pillow case
Personal Gear (put in a plastic bag or zip lock bag and store with clothes):
- Wash cloth
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste / floss
- Brush or comb
- Hand towel
- Soap
- Large plastic bag for wet or dirty items
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