Do's:

• Do ensure the safety and well-being of all campers at all times.
• Do provide a variety of engaging and age-appropriate activities for the children.
• Do encourage teamwork, cooperation, and inclusivity among campers.
• Do have qualified and trained staff members supervising the children.
• Do communicate clearly with parents about camp schedules, rules, and activities.
• Do create a positive and supportive environment for learning and growth.
• Do address any issues or conflicts promptly and appropriately.

Don'ts:

• Don't overlook any medical conditions or dietary restrictions of the campers.
• Don't allow bullying, teasing, or exclusion among the children.
• Don't overwhelm the campers with too many activities or overly strict schedules.
• Don't ignore signs of homesickness or emotional distress in the children.
• Don't forget to have clear emergency procedures in place and ensure all staff are aware of them.
• Don't underestimate the importance of adequate rest and downtime for the children.
• Don't forget to listen to the children and involve them in decision-making when appropriate.

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