camp counselor

• coordinated activities for campers throughout their three week stay.
• watched over campers and made sure they were happy and healthy.
• feed them breakfast, lunch and dinner. 
• made sure campers were being safe at activities they partake in.

camp counselor

• Organize fun arts and crafts for the children such as tie dye, painting rocks, making bracelets etc.
• Supervise and assist with anything needed. 
• Instruct and assist the children 
• Remain calm when faced with stressful situations

camp counselor(naf internship)

•  Responsible for planning, leading, and implementing core and non-core programs and experiences for children. 
• Prepare materials and classrooms for activities.
• Establish and enforce rules for behavior and procedures for maintaining order among the children for whom they are responsible.
• Enforce administration policies and rules for the children’s safety
• Pass out food to the children 
• Clean classrooms and put away toys

camp counselor/ aquatics specialist

• Connect with and cultivate positive life changing relationships with underprivileged children and teens from New York City
• Create curriculum, safety guidelines, and provide Lifeguard training to all able-bodied staff so the pool and all other aquatics areas stay within safety guidelines
• Teach everyone at the camp how to swim every single day and encourage, often times unwilling, staff to get into the water by any means necessary. 
• Work with a group of people with special needs

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• Perform general administrative tasks, such as taking attendance and editing internal paperwork
• Supervise and participate in recreational activities and outings, such as games and field trips.
• Maintained a child-friendly environment with access to outdoor activites.
• Encouraged good behavior using the positive reinforcenment method.

camp counselor

• Supervised small groups of children ranging from ages 1 to 5
• Planned educational and fun activities to engage campers
• Co-taught with colleagues to ensure effective monitoring of all campers
• Communicated with leaders, teachers and parents about the progress of campers

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• Instructed climbing safety and proper rock climbing and repelling technique to young campers
• Maintained clean, safe working environment at climbing and repelling tower, making sure all equipment was both inspected before each use, and stored properly after each use
• Demonstrated great enthusiasm in providing quality programs to campers to ensure time at Camp Friedlander was memorable
• Fostered trust, safety, and team building skills in young campers in Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience Course, or C.O.P.E. Course
• Served three daily meals to campers in timely and orderly fashion within dining hall

camp counselor, yoga specialty

• Main camp counselor and after-camp caretaker for elementary age campers
• Instructed a weeklong yoga specialty
• Educated campers on UA’s 4 pillars: sustainability, social action, mindfulness, and Jewish Learning 
• Taught farm ecology concepts

camp counselor

• Directly responsible for overseeing around 300 campers at a time.  Helped lead them in sports competitions, wilderness trips, Bible studies, and daily activities for the whole summer. 
• Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 4pm during the summer months
• Anywhere from 60-100 campers a day, ages seven to nine
• Lead camp songs and other camp games. 

camp counselor

• Organize activities from 9-4 for the 5 day week.
• Plan activities to match the weekly theme.
• Include 60 minutes of physical activity.
• Include 30 minutes of literacy.
• Oversee 12 children, including confirming all children were with the group by counting faces not heads.
• Properly engaging the children even during lunch. 
• Engage the children during swim time, and be extra eyes for lifeguards.

camp counselor

• Return each summer to be a Camp Counselor
• Conduct or facilitate field hockey training sessions
• Demonstrate proper field hockey skills and tactics
• Provide a fun way to learn how to play the sport of Field Hockey

camp counselor

• Plan and execute multiple hours of activities and games for the kids to do within the club
• Manage and maintain order with 12 – 17 kids during activities
• Watch over and ensure safety of upwards of 30 kids alongside 1-2 other counselors (during open Turf time)
• Engage with kids and keep them having fun!

camp counselor

• A counselor at a well-known camp in the Bay Area.
• Taught children about sports and sportsmanship. 
• Taught children how to participate in group settings. 
• Organized activities for the children to play all day. 
• Communicated with parents to update the parent about the child at camp. 
• Worked extended hours at the camp. 

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• Taught kids ages 4-13 art in an art camp 
• 25 hrs/week 
• Gave tours to kids around the museum 
• Organized studio space and cleaned studio after activities
• Installed work for camp shows

camp counselor

• Was the Life Counselor for the 3 day Korean camp
• Led my group of 10 students to classrooms and activities during the day
• Responsible for every student under my care and helped them in problems they had
• 250 hours total

camp counselor

• Responsible for groups of ten to twelve campers each day and perform the activities associated with the group.
• Serve as a lifeguard or lookout during general swim and general waterfront activities.
• Perform assigned kitchen/maintenance/store duties.
• Lead and prepare various programs and activities associated with camp. Activities may include crafts, hiking, songs, games, opening and closing ceremonies, swimming, archery, canoeing, etc.  
• Assist in the public relations aspect of camp and camp promotion.
• Be aware of the health and safety of campers.
• Know and understand all emergency procedures associated with the camp program.

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• Register of students;
• Divion of learner into groups;
• Teaching Russian and English to kazakh-speaking children;
• Orginizing enternaining activities;
• Prepairing the schedule of the day and week;

camp counselor

• In 2016, I did a Counselor in Training program at the Jewish Community Centre. 
• In 2016, I worked for two weeks during the winter camp.
• In 2017,  I worked as a counsellor during the summer, with kids 6-7 years old. 
• It was a full-time job, from 8 to 4.  

camp counselor

• Conduct age-appropriate recreational activities, such as games, arts and crafts, sports, and  walks.
• Teach and perform age-appropriate activities, such as reading, and arts and crafts to encourage intellectual development of children.
• Help along trips and other activities to keep the children engaged in doing and learning new things.
• Coach campers’ bands by assisting them with difficult parts of certain songs and introduce them to more advanced ways of approaching music, such as new techniques or ideas. 

camp counselor

• Observe and monitor children’s
• Organize and store toys and materials to ensure order in activity areas activities.
• Instruct students
• Monitor activities to ensure adherence to rules and safety procedures, or arrange for the removal of unruly patrons. in activities and techniques, such as sports, dance, music, art or relaxation techniques, designed to meet their specific physical or psychological needs.

camp counselor

• Keep kids engaged throughout the day with various activities in groups of 15. 
• Ensure the safety of all children while at camp.
• Resolve conflicts that would arise between campers. 
• Keep children organized when going on field trips.

camp counselor

• Assisted in supporting and coordinating activities, trips and special events for children aged 9 to 15. 
• Counseled misbehaving children and emphasized the importance of mutual respect, understanding, and kindness. 
• Coached and taught soccer for ages ranging from 9 to 15.
• Engaged students in rainy day activities including singing, board games, and storytelling. 
• Resolved conflicts between camp attendees and prevented further escalation by providing solutions. 

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• Supervise kids while going through daily activities 
• Create a schedule for campers that include swimming, sports, music, art, and lunch
• Attend meetings to better improve the environment of the camp for kids attending 
• Train CITs (Counselors In Training) to possess the ability to supervise a group of campers by themselves

camp counselor

• Prepare food for 300+ people.
• Engineering counselor, providing importing information about why engineering is an important career.
• Supervising evening activities.
• Provided supervision and direction of activities and programs for more than 22 children daily.

camp counselor

• Interacted with a group of eight year-old children every day, and made sure they were all safe and happy
• Monitored and interacted with children during group activities to ensure minimal conflict
• Helped resolve conflict between the children
• Assisted the children with greater needs

camp counselor / registration

• Manage a portion of the camp registration process.
• Organize and manage camper registration information and files.
• Provide leadership, counseling, and safety for campers. 
• Work with camp staff members in cleaning, leading, organizing, and maintaining a camp program.

camp counselor (seasonal temp)

• Communicated, encouraged, and supported kids which resulted in receiving the male camp counselor of the year award.
• Administered to more than 100 kids ranging from 7 years old to 14 years old.
• Monitored scouts’ attendance and performance toward merit badge requirements; awarded merit badges.
• Prepared and served snacks and meals in the cafeteria and snack bars daily.
• Encouraged a positive camper experience through group bonding activities and by creating interactive.

camp counselor

• Worked at this summer camp for two and a half months every summer for three years
• Aided teachers in the classroom with camp activities for elementary-aged children
• Led games and activities during recess and lunch to promote an inclusive environment for all the camp members
• Supervised campers through camp operating hours to ensure safety
• Solved minor conflicts that arose amongst campers (counselors were urged to report major conflicts to teachers or camp directors)
• Helped give basic first aid assistance to campers when in need

camp counselor

• Coordinated and lead 30 minute fun and educational activities for small groups of recreational users
• Instructed participants on safety techniques and specific activity requirements
• Supported safety of all included individuals with disciplined enforcement of consistent policies
• Developed stimulating and age-appropriate arts and crafts activities
• Leading the campers around on ponies/horses
• Replacing ponies’/horeses’ water
• Setting up for horse shows

camp counselor

• Discipline children or initiate other measures to control behavior, such as caring for own clothing and picking up toys and books.
• Organize and conduct age-appropriate recreational activities, such as games, arts and crafts, sports, walks.
• Ensure proper hygiene and cleanliness is maintained in tents, on campgrounds, and involving personal items as well.
• Assist children at meal times and be aware of any food allergies.
• Wake up children in the morning and put them to bed at night.
• Make sure each camper is accounted for at group activities.