The Colonial Camp

Stations and activities are aligned with state and national social studies curriculum standards.

Any particular activity may or may not occur during the day at your program. Click on an activity to learn more about it.

Artistries	Domestic	Indian	Industries	Military	Sports
Bracelet Making ^§	Butter Making ^§	Indian Dressup	Archaeology ^§	Archery	Board Games ^§
Cord-Making ^§	Lacrosse	Indian Games ^§	Arrow-Making	Cartridges ^§	Bocce Ball ^§
Declaration of Independence ^§	Character	Candles ^§	Basketry	Drumming	Cannonball
Doll-Making ^§	Conclusion ^§	Medicine Bag ^§	Blacksmithing	Field Musick	Capture the Flag ^§
Dancing ^§	Dressup ^§	Moccasins	Bread	Fifing	Frying Pan
Felting	Cooking	Indian Necklace ^§	Bow Making	Flag	Colonial Games ^§
Knot Tying ^§	Dyeing	Tomahawk ^§	Colonial Economy ^§	Marching	Kite Making
Lucet Braiding	Fudge ^§	Warpaint ^§	Fruit Press ^§	Mortar Firing ^§	Marbles ^§
Quilling ^§	Hoecakes ^§		Journal Making ^§	Musket Demonstration ^§	Pall Mall Croquet ^§
Quill & Ink ^§	Ice Cream ^§		Milling Flour ^§	Shooting ^§	Rounders ^§
Punch and Judy ^§	Introduction ^§		Paper Making ^§	Sword Fighting ^§	Skittles ^§
Sampler ^§	Lemonade ^§		Block-Printing ^§		Stoolball ^§
Scissor Portraits ^§	Meal ^§		Possibles Bag		Town Ball ^§
Stenciling	Photographs ^§		Scrimshaw ^§		Trapball ^§
	Pop Quiz ^§		Soap Making ^§		Whirligig
	Potpourri ^§		Trading Post ^§
	Schoolhouse ^§		Wallet Making ^§
	Spinning		Weaving ^§
	Wood Chopping
^§ This activity is available as a station or activity during a daytime field trip.