By: Abijah
D.
My favorite thing to
do during the summer is to go to Camp All American. It's a camp that helps you
grow your Christianity and allows you to have tons of fun like zip lining, swimming
in a pool, and playing different sports. I've been going to Camp All American for five
years, and sadly this was my last year as a "student" since I'll be
in high school this August. I have loved every minute of my time at camp and
wouldn't trade it for anything.
There are five camps
for kids at CAA. First, it's Jr. Camp for children ages four-to-six and then
its D1 for kids in first-to-second grade. Next is D2 for third and fourth
graders. A new camp called Delta (It wasn't around for me) is for fifth
and six grade students. Finally there is O-Zone, where I was. O-Zone is
for kids in grades seven and eight.
Each camp has special
cheers about Jesus and having spirit. Each camp tries to show the
most spirit and energy for Jesus, with hopes of winning the weekly "spirit
stick." Why wouldn’t you cheer for Jesus?
One of my favorite
activities at camp is to play street hockey. I get really competitive
when I play it, and I have the most fun. My second favorite is pool time.
I like driving in the deep end and playing water polo. My third favorite
is zip lining.
At first it was scary
because I had to climb a big net. I usually pray while I climb it, so I
feel a lot better. When I finally get to the top where I can basically
see everything going on in the camp.
My ultimate favorite,
above the first favorite, activity is Bible time. At Bible time, we sit
down with our group and counselor and read verses from the Bible. Members
of the group get to talk about things that bother them and how God can help us
through our troubles.
I love Camp All American
and everything about it. Camp All American's motto is "Camp All
American the place to be. Camp All American is the place for
me." Everything about that motto is 100% correct.
That's my most
favorite thing to do during the summer. I always miss it when it ends for
that year.
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