Grown Up Conversations
Pack Your Backpack
Around Camp
The Handbook Says...
Trade-Off Time
100

Sign-in and sign-out are important opportunities to build what with families?

Trust and positive relationships.

100

Name three items every staff member should bring to camp daily.

Water bottle, whistle, sunscreen, watch, pen, swimsuit, towel, rain gear, backpack.

100

Which camp unit signs in at the courtyard?

Life Skills and Respite

100

Finish the phrase: "If in doubt..."

"... write it out."

100

What is a trade-off?

The transfer of supervision responsibility from one staff member to another.

200

A parent asks how their camper's day was. What should staff be prepared to provide?

A brief update on wellbeing, highlights, and relevant information.

200

How many minutes before your shift should you arrive ready to work?

Five minutes.

200

What document is considered a legal record of camper attendance?

Attendance Sheet

200

Finish the phrase: "If you're not early..."

"...you're late."

200

Can you leave before the incoming staff member arrives?

No.

300

A parent is upset about something that happened during the day. What should you do first?

Listen professionally and respectfully.

300

What footwear is expected for camp staff?

Closed-toed shoes with a heel strap.

300

Where must late campers check in before joining their group?

Coordinator Office

300

Finish the phrase: "Safe on the inside and safe on the..."

"...outside."

300

What two things must happen before a trade-off is complete?

Physical arrival and verbal confirmation.

400

A parent asks for information about another camper. What should you do?

Protect confidentiality and do not share information.

400

What should you always have ready, even on sunny mornings?

Rain gear.

400

Who contacts families if a camper has not arrived by 10:30 a.m. and has not been reported absent?

Camp Supervisors.

400

Participation should never compromise a participant's sense of safety, dignity, or ______.

Well-being.

400

Name three pieces of information you should communicate during a trade-off.

Medical needs, behavioural concerns, current mood, schedule changes, upcoming transitions.

500

True or False: If you know a grown-up is likely to call about a situation, leadership should know about it first.

True.

500

Besides your shirt, what two pieces of your uniform should you wear every day?

Lanyard and staff card.

500

Name three things found inside a camp binder.

Attendance sheets, schedules, camper information, communication forms, incident reports, curriculum and programming manuals, 1:1 camper information.

500

Challenge by Choice means participants choose their own level of participation and ______.

Engagement/involvement.

500

You ask another staff member to watch your camper. They say "okay" from across the room but never come over. Is the trade-off complete?

No.

M
e
n
u