Uncertain times call for unusual solutions, and this summer, Dripping Springs thinks it is got one with the launching of Coyote Kids Nature Camp – in a crate. The initiative of the Dripping Springs Parks & Community Services Department, provides a virtual path to summer entertainment.
Originally an in-person kids camp, Coyote Kids this year is transitioning to arts and crafts packaged for interactive activities.
Every week, campers will pick up their packaged “camp kit” that includes one nature-based experience for each day. On the first day of each camp, campers will meet in a Zoom Huddle, where they will connect with each other, learn some camp songs, and go through the week's activity box/bag. During the week, campers will do all their camp activities and send in pictures of them enjoying nature and the activities. Then, at the end of the week, everyone will gather again in a Friday Zoom Huddle where they’ll wrap up the week, look at the pictures, connect, talk about their experiences, and sing camp songs.
