Things that Roar

What do lions, dinosaurs, and airplanes have in common? They all ROAR. This week, our youngest campers will explore the wonderful world of big, loud noises. (Ear plugs not required.)

LET’S GO!

Five bundles of busy to learn and grow. Check out one for now, with more coming soon!

Dino-Mite World

Lions Rule

Monster Mash

Up, Up, Airplanes

The Roaring Ocean

For Grown-Ups

What You’ll Need

Your CKJR Toolkit. What’s in the Toolkit?

Blocks (plastic, wooden, cardboard, magnetic—anything to build with!)
Play Doh (store bought or homemade)
A bin for water, plus cups, scoops, and spoons
Figurines (small animals, dinosaurs, or people)
A big roll or pad of paper
Washable paints, crayons, markers, and any other easy-to-clean art supplies

Plus

Spoons, straws, sand shovels, or any other type of digging and dough-shaping tools
Dish soap
Scrap paper or newsprint
A large cardboard box
Empty 2-liter soda bottle or other large plastic bottle with a secure lid
Vegetable or canola oil
Blue food coloring (optional)
Additional art supplies (optional): Googly eyes, pipe cleaners, and whatever else you have lying around

Family Activity

Learn all about animals that roar and many more with this episode of Our Planet. (Note to grown-ups: While Our Planet is a wonderful educational program for the whole family, it does contain content about climate change and predators that could be distressing for some young campers, so please use your judgment.)