My son shared a room with another five boys. They are all close friends.
The students did many activities. They also helped wash the dishes. The teachers supervised them all the time.
My son was not allowed to take his iPod with him. He was not allowed to take his mobile phone. The girls were not allowed to take any jewelry or make up.
The students woke up at seven o'clock in the morning. They went to bed at ten o'clock at night.
Camps give students a chance to deal with their teachers outside the classroom. The teachers get to know their students more. Camps teach students that learning does not take place only inside a classroom.
The school camp was not free. All the parents paid $200 for each child to go on camp.
In Australia very young children in primary schools don't go on camp. They start going on camps when they are in year four. They do this when they are in year five and six. They all have great fun.
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My son went on a school camp last week. All the children in year six went on a camp for four days. They didn't go alone. Some .............. went with them too. My son and his friends liked the camp very much. They learned so much during the four days and ............ also had a lot of fun. My son shared a room with another five boys. They are all close friends. The students did many activities. They also helped wash the dishes. The teachers supervised them all the time. My son was not allowed to take his iPod with him. He was not allowed to take his mobile phone. The .......... were not allowed to take any jewelry or make up. The students woke up at ............... o'clock in the morning. They went to bed at ten o'clock at night. Camps give students a chance to deal with their teachers outside the classroom. The teachers get to know their students more. Camps teach students that ............ does not take place only inside a classroom. The school camp was not free. All the parents paid $200 for each child to go on camp. In Australia very young children in primary schools don't go on camp. They ............ going on camps when they are in year four. They do this when they are in year five and six. They all have great fun.
My son went on a work camp last week. All the children in year six went on a camp for four days. They didn't go alone. Some teachers went with them too. My son and his sisters liked the camp very much. They learned so much during the four days and they also had a lot of fun. My son shared a class with another five boys. They are all close friends. The students did many activities. They also helped wash the dishes. The teachers supervised them all the time. My son was not allowed to take his iPod with him. He was not allowed to take his mobile phone. The girls were not allowed to take any food or make up. The students woke up at seven o'clock in the morning. They went to bed at ten o'clock at night. Camps give students a chance to deal with their teachers outside the classroom. The teachers get to know their students less. Camps teach students that learning does not take place only inside a classroom. The school camp was not free. All the parents paid $2000 for each child to go on camp. In Australia very young children in primary schools don't go on camp. They start going on camps when they are in year four. They do this when they are in year five and six. They all have little fun.
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My son went on a sc_ool camp last week. All the children in year six went on a camp for fo_r days. They d_dn't go alone. Some tea_hers went with them too. My son and his fri_nds liked the camp very much. They lea_ned so much during the four d_ys and they also had a lot of fun. My son shared a room with another five boys. They are all close friends. The students did many activities. They also helped wash the dis_es. The teachers supervised them all the time. My son was not allowed to take his iPod with him. He was not allowed to take his mobile phone. The girls were not allowed to take any jewelry or make up. The students woke up at seven o'clock in the morning. They went to bed at t_n o'clock at night. Camps give stud_nts a chance to deal with their teachers outside the classroom. The teachers get to know their stud_nts more. Camps teach students that learning does not take place only ins_de a classroom. The sch_ol camp was not free. All the parents paid $200 for each child to go on camp. In Austr_lia very young children in primary scho_ls don't go on camp. They start going on ca_ps when they a_e in year four. They do this when they are in year five and six. They all have gr_at fun.
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My son went on a sc_ool camp last week. All the children in year six went on a camp for fo_r days. They d_dn't go alone. Some tea_hers went with them too. My son and his fri_nds liked the camp very much. They lea_ned so much during the four d_ys and they also had a lot of fun. My son shared a room with another five boys. They are all close friends. The students did many activities. They also helped wash the dis_es. The teachers supervised them all the time. My son was not allowed to take his iPod with him. He was not allowed to take his mobile phone. The girls were not allowed to take any jewelry or make up. The students woke up at seven o'clock in the morning. They went to bed at t_n o'clock at night. Camps give stud_nts a chance to deal with their teachers outside the classroom. The teachers get to know their stud_nts more. Camps teach students that learning does not take place only ins_de a classroom. The sch_ol camp was not free. All the parents paid $200 for each child to go on camp. In Austr_lia very young children in primary scho_ls don't go on camp. They start going on ca_ps when they a_e in year four. They do this when they are in year five and six. They all have gr_at fun.
