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More Pictures from Camp Yes You Can Classroom Theme

A collage with a paper canoe and paddles, a cardboard sign reading “WELCOME TO CAMP YES I CAN,” and a cardboard “cabin,” promoting a classroom camping theme at Baudhuin Preschool. Autism Classroom News logo in the corner.
A collage shows a paper canoe with paddles, a wooden sign reading “WELCOME TO CAMP YES I CAN,” and a paper cabin with a tree, illustrating a classroom camping theme at Baudhuin Preschool. Autism Classroom News logo is present.

Happy Memorial Day Weekend!  Continuing on with the pictures from the camp theme from the Baudhuin Preschool.  To see the first post of pictures Check HERE.

Collage of a classroom decorated with a boat theme, featuring a cardboard boat with oars, water-like blue background, and a crocodile prop. “Baudhuin Preschool” and “Autism Classroom News” are labeled on the image.

This is one of my favorite.  I love the I Did It as the name of the canoe and I love that they put the Educube chairs in them for the kids to sit on!  The life jacket was a nice touch too.

A collage shows a classroom setup with a large brown paper Peek-A-Boo Cabin on a blue wall, a matching visual board with animal photos, and play canoe props. Autism Classroom News and Baudhiain Preschool logos are visible.

This is a Peek-A-Boo Cabin.  The kids turn the flaps to find the pictures of different animals.  There are communication visuals for the kids to talk about what they see.  Such great opportunities for communication.

Two photos show green and brown checkered boards with camping-themed picture cards, including images of tents, trees, animals, and nature items. The boards are labeled Autism Classroom News and Baudhuin Preschool.

In each area there are communication boards with visuals to support conversation about the different activities.

These are just a few examples of ideas for a camping theme.

Have a restful weekend (or long weekend in the states)!  Get some rest and I’ll be back Monday.

Until then,

Illustration of a person holding a laptop next to the name Chris in teal script, with three interlocking puzzle pieces (green, purple, and blue) and a brown briefcase nearby.

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