Camp TWS

Camp Two-Way Seeing 2010
August 2nd - August 6th

For children entering 3rd through 6th grades

ENROLL YOUR CHILD IN CAMP

Each year we bring in new elements through our guests and activities. We have featured "mountain men," horse-drawn covered wagons, Meriweather Lewis, and Indian drummers and storytellers. This is where learning comes in the form of fun and adventure in the arts, storytelling, music, and "hands-on history." Most importantly, the values of tolerance, diversity, courtesy, and respect are stressed by modeling cooperation between descendants of both pioneer and native people.

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2010 will mark our ninth year of offering "Camp Two-Way Seeing" for the youth of this area. It is a unique day-camp. Held at the historic Charles Applegate house and grounds in Yoncalla, the camp immediately draws children into the past. Here they learn about the heritage of both pioneer era settlers and the native Kalapuya people who lived here before and during the arrival of European Americans.

The cost is $60 per camper for the week; full and partial scholarships are available.


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Camp Two-Way Seeing 2010 August 2nd - August 6th For children entering 3rd through 6th grades ENROLL YOUR CHILD IN CAMP
Each year we bring in new elements through our guests and activities. We have featured "mountain men," horse-drawn covered wagons, Meriweather Lewis, and Indian drummers and storytellers. This is where learning comes in the form of fun and adventure in the arts, storytelling, music, and "hands-on history." Most importantly, the values of tolerance, diversity, courtesy, and respect are stressed by modeling cooperation between descendants of both pioneer and native people. Use back button in browser	2010 will mark our ninth year of offering "Camp Two-Way Seeing" for the youth of this area. It is a unique day-camp. Held at the historic Charles Applegate house and grounds in Yoncalla, the camp immediately draws children into the past. Here they learn about the heritage of both pioneer era settlers and the native Kalapuya people who lived here before and during the arrival of European Americans. The cost is $60 per camper for the week; full and partial scholarships are available.