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Three Days On A River In A Red CanoeLanguage: English | |
Two children and their mothers have some wonderful adventures on their camping trip. This exciting story gives practical hints on how to tie knots, put up a tent and cook a delicious outdoor meal. LeVar encounters fun and excitement as he goes camping with a group of young friends, and then shares his experiences of an African vacation where he rode a raft down the white water of the dangerous and uncharted Zambezi River. |
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Here are activities to do after watching this episode: |
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Backyard CampingIf you want to camp out, there’s no better place to start than your own backyard. It can be fun for the whole family, or camp out with a friend. Tents and Sleeping Bags If you have a tent or can borrow one -- great! If not, make one. Throw a blanket, sheet, or tablecloth over a clothesline. Weight down each corner. Choose a flat area to pitch your tent so you won’t be rolling down a hill! Have your tent opening facing southeast, so the rising sun will wake you in the morning. EquipmentIf you forget something, you can always run back inside the house, but here are some ideas for you: |
Your RaftYou will need: Directions: After NightfallWhen it’s dark outside and you are snug in your tent, what shall you do?
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