Name That Campfire Tune
This happy standard tells the sun to keep shining so "my skies won't be gray."
What is "You Are My Sunshine"
This bird with white head feathers serves as the national emblem of the United States.
What is the Bald Eagle
The three traditional ingredients needed to make a classic S'more.
What are Graham Crackers, Marshmallows, and Chocolate
A portable fabric shelter held up by poles that campers sleep in outdoors.
What is a Tent
"You make me happy when skies are gray / You'll never know, dear, how much I..."
love you!
This 1940 Woody Guthrie folk anthem proclaims that the countryside belongs to both "you and me."
What is "This Land Is Your Land"
Small twigs and dry leaves used to help start a fire are commonly known by this term.
What is Kindling
The long wooden or metal tool used to hold a marshmallow over the fire without burning your hands.
What is a Skewer (or Roasting Stick)
A portable battery-operated light source with a handle used to illuminate a dark campsite or path.
What is a Lantern (or Flashlight)
"Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam / Where the deer and the..."
"...antelope play!"
A famous campfire song whose title translates from African origin as "Come by Here."
What is "Kumbaya"
This glowing insect lights up summer evenings and is often caught in glass jars by kids.
What is a Firefly
The popular brand of flat, milk chocolate bars most commonly melted inside a S'more.
What is Hershey’s
This insulated fabric bag zips up tightly to keep you warm when sleeping on the ground.
What is a Sleeping Bag
"She'll be coming 'round the mountain when she comes / She'll be driving six white..."
"...horses when she comes!"
This song about a fruit tree and a childhood favorite mentions "sweet as a sugar cane."
What is "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree"
This pine tree cone falls to the forest floor and is frequently used in holiday crafts.
What is a Pinecone
The official recipe for "Some Mores" was first published in 1927 in a handbook for this youth group.
Who are the Girl Scouts
A magnetic tool with a needle that always points toward magnetic North to help you navigate trails.
What is a Compass
"From California to the New York island / From the redwood forest to the Gulf Stream..."
"...waters!"
This gentle 1967 ballad sung by Louis Armstrong admires "trees of green, red roses too" and sees them bloom for me and you.
What is "What a Wonderful World"
This famous bear wearing a ranger hat has been reminding us since 1944 that "Only YOU can prevent forest fires."
Who is Smokey Bear
People who like their marshmallows charred black on the outside are often said to like them this way.
What is "Burnt"
Established in 1910, this youth organization teaches outdoor skills, merit badges, and camping knot-tying.
Who are the Boy Scouts of America
"You just call out my name / And you know, wherever I am / I'll come running to see you..."
"...again!"