camping

"If you and your family like the outdoors, you'll love reading about the cool things you can do when you eat and sleep outside under the stars. For beginning readers who need nonfiction reading skills"--Provided by publisher.

Twelve-year-old Claire is at summer camp with her friends, just as they have been doing for the past four years, but when Emily and Nina get into a fight, Claire finds herself in the middle and mad at both of them--right before the raft trip and forest hike that will require all their cooperation.

"From cabin camping to RVs to tents, and from national parks to private campgrounds, Stephanie and Jeremy explore the ins and outs of road trips, camping, and enjoying adventurous, exciting family trips that don't break the budget but leave you with memories that will last a lifetime. Perfect for families who have never camped before, those thinking of exploring a new type of camping experience, and seasoned campers seeking high-level hacks and tips, See You at the Campground is the ultimate guide to fostering a sense of adventure and exploration in your family each time you hit the road"--Provided by publisher.

Grab your tent, prepare your favorite campfire tale, and break out the s'mores. It's time to go camping! Follow along with Rory Raccoon as you learn the ins and outs of spending the night in the great outdoors.

After his mother passes away, fifteen-year-old Rolf runs away and lives in a wigwam with Quonab, a Native American and his dog. The outdoor skills Quonab teaches Rolf become vital when he goes off to fight in the War of 1812.

Max and his friends are on a camping trip at Camp Everpines when he's stung by a wasp. Max gets a case of the Super Fidgets and devises a clever game to distract himself. Max finds that while it's not always easy being a kid -- especially if you're a bit different -- there is often humour, kindness and love in the most unexpected places."-- Provided by publisher.

"Jeanie and Willow pinkie-promise not to make or grant any wishes when they go camping together, but when Willow meets Jeanie's camping friends, the genie-in-training wishes the bossy twins would just go away"--OCLC.

The fifth grade's annual camping trip in the woods tests Mark's survival skills and his ability to relate to a teacher who seems out to get him.

Nadeshiko is intent on trying solo camping, but Rin and Sakura--Nadeshiko's big sister--aren't sure the easygoing girl can cut it by herself.

With the start of the new year getting closer, the girls wonder where they should go to see the first sunrise of the year. As they examine their choices, the girls experience camping, relaxing, exploring, and eating.