We started prussicking up a wall. One of the hardest activities on camp - children have to push themselves up a wall using ropes. They all rose to the challenge.
Our afternoon was spent with Terry Salah an Aboriginal artist who works at Old Petrie Town. Terry and his assistants Elaine and Nathan demonstrated how to do Aboriginal dance, play the didgeridoo (yadaku) paint a boomerang and throw a boomerang.
The children all fully participated in these activities.
Terry showed the children some of their art work to finish the day. They bought some items such as didgeridoos and boomerangs which children commented on by saying they were reasonably priced.
We ended the evening with a movie and popcorn.
Only 3 sleeps until we return!
2 comments:
What a creative day! Yes the countdown has started -on our side at least(it looks like you are having too much fun). Enjoy!
Quinn, still missing you too much -especially Cade and Kiara. Love
Mum, Dad, Cade and Kiara.
What a creative day! Yes, the countdown has certainly started for us at least(it sounds like you are having too much fun). Quinn, still missing you too much - especially Cade and Kiara. Love Mum, Dad, Cade and Kiara.
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