Camping in the Garden
Imagine you are in the heart of nature, surrounded by trees and plants, listening to the chirping of crickets. You lie in your sleeping bag and look up at the starry sky. That's the feeling when you go camping in your own garden. You don't have to travel far or book expensive campsites. You can simply set up your campsite in your own garden. You can build your own fire pit and make stick bread. Or you can go on a night hike and discover the animals in the garden. In the morning, you can have breakfast and watch the birds that come to the feeder. Camping in your own garden is a great way to experience nature and spend time with family. So pack your things and go camping.
How it works
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Choose a flat and soft spot in the garden. Pack warm blankets or sleeping bags, as it can get cold at night.
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Once everything is ready, you can start setting up the tent. Together, you can pitch the tent and insert the poles. It's important that the tent stands firm so it doesn't tip over.
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Now you can make a campfire and eat stick bread. Share stories and sing songs. It's an unforgettable evening outdoors.
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Take a night hike through the garden. Go with a flashlight and listen to the sounds of the night. Try to spot different animals.
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Before you go to sleep, you should observe the starry sky. Count the stars, admire the moon, and look for satellites. Good night and sleep well.
What kids learn from this
- Responsibility & independence
- Courage & sense of adventure