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Chief Engineer Guide

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Welcome! We are so excited for you to join us on our journey through the Rocky Mountains as we look at how Jesus’ power pulls us through. Every day is going to have a combination of videos to watch and hands-on activities to do. Visit riverwoodchapel.org/camp each day to see the new daily route with updated videos and activities. All of our suggested activities will work with 2 or more participants.

1 Chief Engineer + 1 or more campers = A fun Camp Riverwood Home Edition experience!

Chief Engineer – You as the parent, grandparent, etc are your campers’ guide through Camp Riverwood Home Edition. Like the engineer of a train, you are in charge of or responsible for the locomotive(s) as well as the mechanical operation of the train, train speed, and all train handling. You know what is best for your family, so feel free to do the schedule at your own pace and time or even take a different route.

Teams – Each camper is part of a bigger team. Check out your camp kit to see if you are a Silver Speeder or a Blue Bullet! As you participate in the daily stations, you will have opportunities to earn points for your team by answering questions about your camp experience at the Team Ticket Talley at the end of the day, inviting friends, or submitting a photo for the daily Photo Challenge.

Photo Challenge – Each day there will be a different Photo Challenge hidden in one of the stations. Photos can be submitted to [email protected] to earn points for your team. Submitted photos may be posted online or included in a slideshow. (No names will be associated with the children’s pictures.)

Daily Big Ideas » Monday: Jesus’ power helps us do hard things. Trust Jesus! » Tuesday: Jesus’ power gives us hope. Trust Jesus! » Wednesday: Jesus’ power helps us be bold. Trust Jesus! » Thursday: Jesus’ power lets us live forever. Trust Jesus! » Friday: Jesus’ power helps us be good friends. Trust Jesus!

Table of ContentsSupplies Overview..................................................... 4Key Dates .................................................................. 7Monday ...................................................................... 8Tuesday .................................................................... 14Wednesday .............................................................. 20Thursday .................................................................. 26Friday ....................................................................... 32

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videos available at riverwoodchapel.org/camp | *provided in the camp kit

We hope to make Camp Riverwood Home Edition as easy as possible to jump in and do from home. We tried as much as possible to pick items that could be found around the house and included additional items in the camp kit. Feel free to use this suggested list or swap it out with supplies that you already have.

MondaySnack Station

» graham crackers » popcorn for steam » round fruit for wheels (ie bananas, grapes, or kiwi)

Bible Activity Station » Tracking With Jesus Bible book (Elementary) or Bible activity page (Preschool)*

» pencils/markers/crayons

Bible Verse Station » animal buddy* » verse coloring page* » pencils/markers/crayons

Adventure Station Craft: Egg Carton Train

» empty paper towel tube or 2 empty toilet paper rolls

» empty egg carton » washable paint or markers » glue » string » scissors » paper

Adventure Station Game: Train Skee Ball

» toy train, matchbox car, or various sized balls

» books or cardboard to build ramp

» buckets, bowls, boxes, laundry baskets, etc

Neighborhood Connection Station

» paper » pencils/markers/crayons

Tuesday Snack Station

» 4 cups mini marshmallows » ¼ cup butter » 6 cups chocolate flavored Rice Krispies cereal

» 13x9 in pan

Bible Station » couch pillows, blankets, etc


» pencils/markers/crayons » 4 Starbursts per camper*



Adventure Station Craft: Juice Box Boat

» square shaped empty juice box with straw

» paper » scissors » tape » bin of water (sink, bathtub, pool, etc)

» additional straw for blowing (optional)

Adventure Station Game: Hope Ball

» beach ball or kick ball


» paper » pencils/markers/crayons » envelope » wrapped Rice Krispies treat (optional)

Wednesday Snack Station

» mini marshmallows » mini chocolate chips » raisins » golden grahams » Cheerios » pretzel sticks » goldfish » popcorn » m&m’s

Bible Station » 3 paper plates* » pencils/markers/crayons


» pencils/markers/crayons


Adventure Station Craft: Jesus Foam Writing

» foam shaving cream » large cookie sheet or pan » tablecloth or cover (optional) » washable paint (optional) » q-tips (optional)

Adventure Station Game: Bold Bops

» beach ball or balloon



Thursday Snack Station

» cheese sticks & apples » pretzel sticks & peanut butter


» pencils/markers/crayons » The Story Maker book* » paper plate* » 2-3 rubberbands

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Adventure Station Craft: Tie Dye Cross

» plain white paper towels » scissors » food coloring » plastic cups or Dixie cups » water » tablecloth

Adventure Station Game: Lead Me

» blindfold » items for barriers in obstacle course



FridaySnack Station

» graham crackers » topping: cream cheese, yogurt, pudding, or frosting

» red fruit: strawberries, apples, grapes, or watermelon

» yellow/orange fruit: bananas, oranges, cantaloupe, or pineapple

» green fruit: grapes, kiwi, or honey dew

Bible Station » 1 Corinthians page* » pencils/markers/crayons


» pencils/markers/crayons » paper


Adventure Station Craft: Color Changing Volcano

» plastic cup (a clear cup will work best)

» water » 3-4 TBS baking soda » 1 tsp dish soap » ½ – 2 oz washable paint or food coloring

» 1 cup vinegar to start each eruption and a cup for each time you do it after the first

KEY DATESCamp Riverwood Home EditionMonday, June 22 – Friday, June 26 riverwoodchapel.org/campJoin us every day for new videos and activities as we unpack what it means that Jesus’ power pulls us through. Use this guidebook or the website for a suggested route through the stations.

1. Welcome: All Aboard! – Find out today’s big idea and station activities. (3 min | video)

2. Music – Sing and dance to today’s songs. (6 min | 2 videos)

3. Snack Station – Make a train themed snack or grab your favorite snack and get ready for the Bible story. (10–15 min | activity)

4. Bible Station – Dive into the Bible to encounter today’s big idea. (10–15 min | 1-2 videos)

5. Bible Activity Station – Unpack today’s Bible story with a hands on activity. (10–15 min | activity)

6. Bible Verse Station – Meet today’s animal buddy and learn the motions to today’s memory verse. (7 min | 2 videos)

7. Adventure Station – Explore today’s big idea with a craft or game. (25 min | activity)

8. Neighborhood Connection Station – Take today’s big idea and share it with your neighborhood. (10 min | video/activity)

9. Music – Sing and dance to today’s songs. (3 min | video)

10. Destination: Last Stop! – Review today’s big idea and highlights from the day. (5 min | video)

11. Team Ticket Tally – Connect with your team online and share your highlights from the day. (Open house: 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm)

Closing CeremonyFriday, June 21 | 7:00 pm – 7:30 pm riverwoodchapel.org/campCelebrate with us as we wrap up Camp Riverwood Home Edition on Zoom. Enjoy photo highlights from the week and find out which team won.

Fall Children’s Ministry Eventsriverwoodchapel.org/ministries/childrenStay tuned for more events for kids coming this fall.

MONDAY

Jesus’ power helps us do hard things. Trust Jesus!videos available at riverwoodchapel.org/camp | *provided in the camp kit

Bible Verse Station – Philippians 4:13

7 min | Supplies: 2 videos, animal buddy*, verse coloring page*, pencils/markers/crayons

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Welcome to Day 1 of Camp Riverwood Home Edition! We have an awesome day ahead as we look at how

Jesus’ power helps us do hard things. Trust Jesus!

Today’s adventure includes a surprise visitor in the Bible story, building an egg carton train, racing trains down a track, and more! Kids, follow the direction of your Chief Engineer (aka parent, grandparent, etc). Like the engineer of a train, they are in charge of the locomotive(s) as well as the mechanical operation of the train, train speed, and all train handling. Your family’s Chief Engineer knows what is best for your family to get the most from Camp Riverwood Home Edition, and they may take a different route than in the schedule. Grab your ticket and have a great adventure today!

Music 6 min | Supplies: 2 videos

1. Your Power2. We Can Trust Him

Welcome: All Aboard!3 min | Supplies: video

PHOTO CHALLENGE Take a picture with your ticket!

Bible Station – Ananias

helps Saul 10 min | Supplies: video

Bible Activity Station 10 min | Supplies: Tracking With Jesus Bible book (Elementary) or

Bible activity page (Preschool)*, pencils/markers/crayons

1. Tracking with Jesus Bible book/Bible activity page » Elementary: Read today’s story in your Tracking with Jesus Bible book and complete the activity page (pgs 4–10).

» Preschool: Color your Bible activity page and retell the story using the picture.

2. Trust Fall » Campers: you get to take turns practicing the trust fall with your chief engineer. Remember: a. cross your arms in frontb. keep your body stiff like a boardc. then fall backwards into your chief engineer’s arms—but not

before they tell you that they are ready to catch you!

» Chief engineers: position yourself directly behind the camper, with your hands on their backs, ready to catch them.

Dig Deeper Take a few minutes to share with one another some things you find hard to do. Then wrap up your time by talking to God and asking Him to help you do the hard things that you have to face.

Snack Station – Choo Choo Train10 min | Supplies: graham crackers, popcorn, round fruit for wheels

(ie bananas, grapes, or kiwi)

Build a train out of your snack: » graham cracker base » popcorn steam » round fruit for wheels

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Chief Engineer, read this to your campers:


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Adventure Station 25 – 30 min

Game Option: Train Track Skee BallSupplies: toy train, matchbox car, or various sized balls | books or cardboard to build ramp |

buckets, bowls, boxes, laundry baskets, etc

1. Build the race track.a. Make a launch hill with your couch, pillows, stairs, books, etc.b. Lay out a race path using train tracks or cardboard.

2. Place containers at the end of your ramp on the floor and assign points to each of them. a. Optional: Put a piece of paper at the bottom of each container to

identify point values.

3. Race down the ramp to try and land them into different buckets or bowls and see what points you earn! a. Use trains, matchbox cars, balls etc.b. Take turns until you reach 20 points!

Dig Deeper As hard as you try to keep your life on track, sometimes life goes a different direction than you’d like. Even when life goes off track, Jesus’ power helps us do hard things! It is hard to get your train to go where you want as it rolls down the ramp! But if we trust Jesus, He can help us with our hard things. Just like if we aim where the ramp goes, it will help us reach our target.

Craft Option: Egg Carton TrainSupplies: empty paper towel tube or 2 empty toilet paper rolls, empty egg carton,

washable paint or markers, glue, string, scissors, paper

1. Cut the egg cups into pairs of two to make the cars.

2. Cut the paper towel tube in half or start with 2 toilet paper rolls.

3. Choose one tube/roll to be the top of the engine cab. a. Push it flat. Then open it up and push it flat the other way so that it

has formed four sides.b. Cut two arches in opposing sides so one sits on top of the other

cardboard tube to form the engine cab.

4. From one of the egg carton pairs, cut a single cup out to be the train’s funnel.

5. Glue the cab and funnel into place and let dry.

6. Decorate the engine and the egg carton cargo cars using washable paint or markers.

7. Attach the cars once everything is dry.a. Punch two holes at the back of the engine and at each end of the

cargo cars. b. Link everything up with the string.

8. Add the wheels.a. Cut circles out of paper to make the wheels.b. Glue them into position.c. It may be easier to lay the train on its side and add those wheels.

Then let it dry before flipping it and gluing the wheels on the other side.

9. Play with your train and use the train cars to to carry small toys or figures you have at home.

Dig Deeper Let Jesus be the train engine in your life! Trust Jesus as He pulls us through life’s hard things. Talk about how if we put our trust in Him, He can pull us through hard things like a train engine pulls heavy loads in a train car.


MONDAY

Team Ticket Tally Open house: 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

It’s a race between the Silver Speeders and the Blue Bullets! Help your team get ahead.

1. Sign into your team’s Zoom room to earn points for your team and share your highlight of the day.

2. Email your picture for today’s Photo Challenge to [email protected].

3. Invite your friends to sign up to participate too! Their camp kit may be delayed, but they’ll be able to participate in everything online. (Make sure they put your name in the friend request box so your team gets the points.)

See you Tomorrow!

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NeighborHood Connection Station10 min | Supplies: video, paper, pencils/markers/crayons

Just like you have to go through hard things, the people that live around us and in our neighborhoods go through hard things as well. Begin by drawing a neighborhood map!

1. Draw a picture of your house in the middle of your paper.

2. Next, draw boxes representing the houses surrounding your home. In the boxes, write the names of the people living in those houses.

3. Pick one of those families in the boxes and pray for them. Pray for the hard things (known or unknown) that they may be going through.

Music 3 min | Supplies: video

1. Power in the Blood

Destination: Last Stop! 5 min | Supplies: video

my house

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videos available at riverwoodchapel.org/camp | *provided in the camp kitJesus’ power gives us hope. Trust Jesus!

Bible Station 15 min | Supplies: 2 videos, couch/pillows

1. Paul encourages others in a storm & shipwreckPHOTO CHALLENGE Take a picture with your boat!


Bible activity page (Preschool)*, pencils/markers/crayons, Starbursts



2. Starburst ReviewReward campers with a Starburst for every right answer. (Feel free to make up more questions as needed.)

» Where was Paul headed? » What did the sailors do to try to battle this storm? » What did the angel tell Paul? » In what ways could Paul have felt powerless in this story?

3. Pandemic & Hope » Sometimes we go through really hard things – like the pandemic. What is a hard time that you have had (or are feeling right now)?

» What did the girl do because she had hope? What could you do in your hard time if you had hope?

4. Rice Krispies » Watch the mini marshmallows when you make the Rice Krispies treats. As the heat goes up, the marshmallows are going to become a hot, sticky mess. That’s exactly how we can feel sometimes in the middle of a hard situation—a hot sticky mess!

Dig Deeper God doesn’t promise that we won’t have any hard times, but God does promise to always be with us, always be working things out for our good, and to have a purpose and a plan for us. That’s what gives us hope—knowing God loves us and cares for us.


Snack Station – Coal Rice Krispies15 min | Supplies: 4 cups mini marshmallows, ¼ cup butter,

6 cups chocolate flavored Rice Krispies cereal, 13x9 inch pan

1. Melt the mini marshmallows and butter together.a. Stovetop: In large saucepan over low heat, add marshmallows

and butter. Stir until completely melted. Remove from heat.b. Microwave: In microwave-safe bowl heat marshmallows and

butter on HIGH for 3 minutes, stirring after 2 minutes. Stir until smooth. (Microwave times may vary.)

2. Add the cereal and stir until well coated.

3. Using buttered spatula or wax paper evenly press mixture into 13x9 pan coated with cooking spray. Cool. Cut into 2-inch squares.


1. Your Power2. Power Shuffle

TUESDAYWelcome to Day 2 of Camp Riverwood Home Edition! We have an awesome day ahead as we look at how

Jesus’ power GIVES US HOPE. Trust Jesus! Today’s adventure includes an epic shipwreck, coal Rice Krispies, and more! Chief Engineers, the Snack Station and Bible Activity Station overlap a bit. So feel free to do reorder it in a way that would best jump start conversations. In the Bible station, there are two videos – one is about how Paul in Bible times was able to have hope and the other is about how we can have hope now during hard things like the pandemic. (The Story Maker Pandemic video might be too intense for younger campers.) Grab your ticket and have a blast today!

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2. The Story maker pandemicChief Engineers, you might want to preview this video before showing it to your campers.

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Jesus’ power helps us do hard things. Trust Jesus! videos available at riverwoodchapel.org/camp | *provided in the camp kit

TUESDAYGame Option: Hope Ball

Supplies: beach ball or kick ball

While you play, pay attention to what gives you hope to keep playing even if someone scores against you.

1. Stand in a circle.a. Place your feet a little more than shoulder-width apart and close to

your neighbor’s foot on each side.b. If there are only two of you, then stand really close together.

2. Using only one hand, roll the ball between the legs of another person while blocking the ball from going between your own. a. You can use only one arm to play and tuck the other arm behind

your back.b. When someone can’t block the ball and is scored upon, he or she

earns a letter in the word hope. c. When someone reaches all four letters, feel free to shuffle where

you’re standing and start a new round.

3. Add another ball to increase the challenge and fun.

Dig Deeper We face big challenges—some might be so hard that they seem hopeless. But there’s always hope through any challenge when we’re friends with Jesus.


Craft Option: Juice Box BoatSupplies: square shaped empty juice box with straw, paper, scissors, tape, bin of water (sink, bathtub, pool, etc), additional straw for blowing (optional)

1. Make the sail.a. Cut a triangle shape out of paper to tape onto the juice box straw to

make a sail. b. Use the bendy portion of the straw as a guide on what size the

triangle should be. c. Decorate your sail before taping it onto the straw if you would like.

2. Poke the straw sail into the juice box.a. Place the empty juice box on its side so the front of the juice box is

facing up. b. Poke a small hole in the middle of the juice box big enough to put

the straw back in. c. Place the straw with the sail attached into the hole.

3. Now go see if it floats! a. Use a straw to blow on your sail to move your boat around in the

water. b. Try to see if your “wind” can make it sink.

Dig Deeper Recreate the story from today and talk about how Jesus’ power gives us hope when things seems uncertain.

Jesus’ power gives us hope. Trust Jesus!

Bible Verse Station – Psalm 31:24


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Jesus’ power gives us hope. Trust Jesus! videos available at riverwoodchapel.org/camp | *provided in the camp kit

TUESDAY







See you Tomorrow!

Neighborhood Connection Station10 min | Supplies: paper, pencils/markers/crayons, envelope,

wrapped Rice Krispies treat

Because we believe in Jesus, we have hope in our lives everyday. Just like Paul didn’t keep that hope to himself, we shouldn’t either. One way we can share our hope is by caring for others.

1. Pick a neighbor from your neighborhood map. This could be the same family/person from Day 1 or someone different.

2. Write an encouraging note to that family or person and decorate it if you wish. a. Ask your chief engineer for help writing if you need it! b. The note could look something like this:

Dear neighbor,Our family is thinking of you in this time with the covid virus. If we can help you with anything let us know. You are cared for!

c. Maybe include one of your Rice Krispies treats to share!

3. After you have created your encouraging note, put it on your neighbor’s porch or give it to them when you see them outside!


1. In You Alone

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Jesus’ power helps us be bold. Trust Jesus!

Bible Station – Peter & John

teach about Jesus 10 min | Supplies: video, 3 paper plates, pencils/markers/crayons


Bible activity page (Preschool)*, pencils/markers/crayons



2. This or That? » Give each member an opportunity to pick this or that — I would need help to be bold if I had to….a. face a spider or a snakeb. ride a roller coaster or a spinning tea cup c. climb a tall tree or go spelunking (go into a cave underground)d. eat a lemon or a hot peppere. ride a horse or a helicopterf. go to a new school or learn a new skill

Dig Deeper There were several times that Peter was bold in our Bible story today. Can you remember one?

» What’s one thing you’ve heard about Jesus this week that you think people should know?

» Who boldly told you about Jesus—and who could you tell? Chief Engineers, if you have never shared your faith story with your campers, today could be a great time.

WEDNESDAY




1. We Can Trust Him2. Your Power

Snack Station – Choo Choo Trail Mix

10 min | Supplies: mini marshmallows, mini chocolate chips, raisins, golden grahams, Cheerios, pretzel sticks, goldfish, popcorn, m&m’s, etc

Mix together your favorite snack supplies to make an awesome choo choo trail mix!


Jesus’ power helps us be bold. Trust Jesus! Today’s adventure includes an emotional rollercoaster of a Bible story, a messy craft, a record setting game, and more! Chief Engineers, remember to keep an eye out for the Photo Challenge and submit pictures to [email protected] for a slideshow at the end of the week. Grab your ticket and boldly step out into today’s adventure!

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Game Option: Bold BopsSupplies: beach ball or balloon

In this game, you might have to take some bold dives for a ball. Are you feeling bold?

1. Stand in a circle.

2. Toss the ball into the air and work together to bop the ball (like a bump-pass in volleyball or tap with one hand) into the air without letting it fall to the ground.a. Count each time the ball is bopped into the air. b. If the ball falls, start the count over at one.c. Try to get to 20 or more successful bops or simply keep improving

your record from round to round.

3. Cheer players on and praise bold dives/reaches that save the ball from hitting the ground.

Dig Deeper Being bold can be hard all on your own, but teamwork and encouraging friends can make it easier. Jesus can help us through the encouraging words of others.



PHOTO CHALLENGE Take a picture with your foam masterpiece or bopping the ball!

Craft Option: Jesus Foam WritingSupplies: foam shaving cream, large cookie sheet or pan, tablecloth/cover (optional),

washable paint (optional), q-tips (optional)

1. Choose a space for this activity that will be ok to get a little messy if needed. Or use a tablecloth or cover the surface you will be using.

2. Place the large cookie sheet or pan on the table. Cover the pan with foam shaving cream.

3. Use fingers or Q-tip to trace JESUS or words from the memory verses that we have been learning.

4. To make things BOLD & colorful, add a dab of washable paint and mix the paint into the white shaving cream.

Dig Deeper Talk about the bold difference of color and how it stands out against the white. Remind campers that Jesus’ power helps us be bold! Brainstorm together ways we can be bold and share the good news about Jesus with others like Peter and John in today’s Bible story.

WEDNESDAYBible Verse Station

– Isaiah 40:297 min | Supplies: 2 videos, animal buddy*, verse

coloring page*, pencils/markers/crayons

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See you Tomorrow!



1. In You Alone

Neighborhood Connection Station10 min | Supplies: paper, pencils/markers/crayons

Peter and John knew how important it was to share who Jesus is! They had to be bold to share about Jesus then, and we still need to be bold now.

1. Draw a picture that shows what you love about Jesus. An example could be you and Jesus walking together, showing that you are glad He is your friend and always with you.

2. Now take a look at your neighborhood map.

3. Pray that just like God did for Peter and John that He would also give you a chance to share with a neighbor why you love Jesus.

WEDNESDAY

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Bible Station – 15 min | Supplies: 2 videos


Bible activity page (Preschool)*, pencils/markers/crayons, The Story Maker book*, paper plate*, 2-3 rubberbands



2. The Story Maker book » Read The Story Maker book together. See if you can find the four parts of God’s big plan.

3. Miss the Mark » Color a paper plate to be a target and then shoot rubber bands at the target. The goal is to hit the target every time.

Dig Deeper You will quickly find out that it is impossible to always hit the target! Sometimes the rubber bands go off in the wrong direction.

» To sin means to miss the mark, the target, which for us is to always obey God. God created us, and He knows what is best for us. His rules are for our good. But the Bible tells us that we all choose to disobey God.

» As you try to shoot a rubber band at your target, think about what it means to “miss the mark” and then the gift of forgiveness that God offers to us through Jesus.

PHOTO CHALLENGE Take a picture with your paper plate target!

THURSDAY




1. Your Power2. Power in the Blood

Snack Station – Cross Snack10 min | Supplies: cheese sticks & apples or pretzel sticks & peanut butter

Arrange your snack to make a cross shape on top of a hill.


Jesus’ power lets us live forever. Trust Jesus! Today’s adventure includes a cooking show, target practice, tie dye, and more! Chief Engineers, throughout the stations today we are unpacking the good news of the gospel – that Jesus died and rose again so that we can be forgiven and live with God forever. There are two videos in today’s Bible Station – one gives an overview of God’s rescue plan and the other digs into why sin is a big deal. Grab your ticket and get ready for an epic adventure!

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Chief Engineer, read this to your campers:1. The Story maker Gospel

2. Jesus’ Death & Resurrection

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Game Option: Lead MeSupplies: blindfold, items for barriers in obstacle course

(couch, chairs, pillows, stuffed animals, etc.)

1. Set up an obstacle course in your home or yard using what you have as barriers and things to move around or through. Make it as hard or easy as you would like! Have a start line and a finish line.

2. Line up behind a start line and assign roles.a. The runner is wearing a blindfold.b. The helper stands next to the runner and leads the runner through

the obstacle course to the finish line by either holding their hand or only giving verbal directions.

3. Switch places so you get an opportunity to be both roles.

4. For extra challenge, rearrange some of the obstacles after the runner is already wearing the blindfold.

Dig Deeper It would be hard to do the obstacle course without someone helping you through it! You would be running into things and possibly getting hurt. We needed a helper to guide us safely through just like we need Jesus in our heart to guide us through obstacles in our lives. Jesus will help us through all things in life, and we can live forever with Him!


Craft Option: Tie Dye CrossSupplies: plain white paper towels, scissors, food coloring, plastic cups or Dixie cups,

water, tablecloth

1. Cover the surface of the table with a table cloth that could get messy.

2. Fill the cups about halfway with water. Use a different cup for each color.a. Add several drops of food coloring to each cup. b. The more food coloring the brighter the colors will be.

3. Fold paper towel as shown in the pictures below and cut along the non-folded edge so it is narrower.

4. Dip edges of folded cross into cups. When finished dipping unfold and let dry!

THURSDAY


Bible Verse Station – Romans 8:11


Dig Deeper When we think about what Jesus did for us by dying on the cross, we can use this fun craft to remind us. Only Jesus is free from sin, like the white paper towel. When we add all the colors ,it is like the sins we have in our hearts. After we are finished and unfold the cross, we see the colors mixing to create a beautiful pattern. Even though sin is not beautiful, when we ask Jesus to forgive us of our sins because He died on the cross in our place, then our lives can be like a beautiful pattern to God.

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Neighborhood Connection Station10 min | Supplies: paper, pencils/markers/crayons

Jesus served and sacrificed for us by dying on a cross for our sins. Jesus wants a relationship with us and our neighbors! One of the best ways we can share about Jesus is when we make friends, have conversations, and spend time together. Brainstorm time!

1. Pull out your neighborhood map again! Take a look: Is there someone in your neighborhood who you don’t know well or are not friends with?

2. Choose a family or person you want to get to know better.

3. Next, brainstorm ideas that you can do to help get to know them better! Make one step towards friendship!

» campfire & s’mores (6 ft apart)

Activity ideas:

» share popsicles

» make lemonade

» outdoor picnic lunch

» play game (Red Light Green Light?)

» draw pictures together on driveway


1. Power Shuffle

THURSDAY


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Bible Station – The Church

is United 10 min | Supplies: video, 1 Cor page*,

pencils/markers/crayons

Bible Activity Station 10 min | Supplies: Tracking With Jesus Bible book (Elementary) or Bible activity page (Preschool)*, pencils/markers/crayons, paper



2. Love Poster » Pick one of the key words describing love from these verses. » Write the word. Then draw a picture showing what that could look like in a situation to be that. Use markers and paper, sidewalk chalk on the driveway, or dry erase markers on a mirror or window.

» When you are done, pray and ask Jesus to give you the power to love others in a way that is pleasing to Him.

Dig Deeper It is hard to love others well. But God doesn’t want us to do it on our own. He sent the Holy Spirit to help us. Chief Engineers, circle back later (maybe during dinner, before bedtime, while riding in the car, etc) and talk with your campers about where they saw God help them show love today. Maybe share an opportunity you had today too.

Bible Verse Station – John 15:12


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1. We Can Trust Him2. Your Power

Snack Station – Stop Light Fruit10 min | Supplies: graham crackers, topping spread, red fruit,

yellow/orange fruit, green fruit

Spread your favorite topping on the graham cracker. Use a red, yellow, and green fruit to create your very own stoplight.

» topping: cream cheese, yogurt, pudding, or frosting » red fruit: strawberries, apples, grapes, or watermelon » yellow/orange fruit: bananas, oranges, cantaloupe, or pineapple » green fruit: grapes, kiwi, or honey dew

Welcome to Day 5 of Camp Riverwood Home Edition! We have one last awesome day ahead as we look at how

Jesus’ power helps us Be Good Friends. Trust Jesus!

Today’s adventure includes an edible stop light, an erupting volcano, and more! Be sure to sign in to Zoom for the Closing Ceremony so you can see if your team won. Grab your ticket and get ready for one last fun day together!

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FRIDAYGame Option: Red Light Green Light

Supplies: none

1. Choose one player to be the Stoplight (aka person calling out commands). a. The Stoplight will stand at one end of the game area at least 20 feet

from the other players. b. All the other players line up facing the Stoplight.

2. The Stoplight will face away from the other players and say “Green Light.” At any time the Stoplight can shout “Red Light!” and quickly turn around to face the players.a. “Green Light” – players can move towards the Stoplight whose back

is turned. b. “Red Light” – players must freeze in place and the Stoplight turns to

face the players. If any players are caught moving, the Stoplight will call them out and they go back to the starting line.

3. Continue until a player touches the Stoplight without getting caught moving. They get to be the new Stoplight.

Dig Deeper God’s power helps us know when to stop and when to go. To be a good friend, sometimes we need to learn to “stop” doing some things that might hurt someone’s feelings and say “go” to being kind and loving. Jesus’ power can help us to know what those things are. Just like the Stoplight was giving directions on when to stop and go, Jesus gives us directions on how to be loving and kind.


PHOTO CHALLENGE Take a picture with your volcano or freezing at “Red Light!”

Craft Option: Color Changing VolcanoSupplies: plastic cup (a clear cup will work best), water, 3-4 TBS baking soda, 1 tsp dish soap, ½ – 2 oz washable paint or food coloring, 1 cup vinegar to start each eruption (and a cup for

each time you do it after the first)

1. Mix the base ingredients into a plastic cup. (A clear cup works best to see the eruption.)a. Water – Fill cup 2/3 of the way full.b. 3-4 TBS baking soda c. 1 tsp dish soapd. Washable paint – Choose a primary color if you want to have the

eruptions change colors.

2. Set the cup with the base mixture onto the place you want it to erupt.

3. Pour one cup of vinegar into the plastic cup and watch as it foams over.

4. To change the volcano’s color between erruptions:a. When it stops foaming, add a different primary color to the base

mixture in the plastic cup.b. Stir really well.

5. Add another cup of vinegar to make it errupt again. Feel free to repeat until the base mixture runs out.

Dig Deeper When we know Jesus and He is living in our hearts, His love will overflow into the people around us! His power helps us be good friends. His love inside of us can overflow to our families, friends, and neighbors! Just like the volcano erupts and flows out all over the ground, we can show others Jesus’ love by letting it “overflow” around us too. That can look like a lot of different things – being kind, helping someone, sending someone a card, or telling someone how special they are to you and Jesus! There are lots of ways to be a good friend, and Jesus’ power helps us!


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Closing CeremonyFriday, June 21 | 7:00 pm –7:30 pm riverwoodchapel.org/campCelebrate with us as we wrap up Camp Riverwood Home Edition on Zoom. Enjoy photo highlights from the week and find out which team won. So grab your favorite snack and sign on to join us!

Neighborhood Connection Station10 min | Supplies: use what you have at home!

This whole week we have been praying and thinking through how to love, care, and build friendships with our neighbors. Now it is time to put those ideas from Day 4 into action!

1. Choose an idea you came up with in Day 4.

2. Do it! Whether it is scheduling a time with your neighbor or making something to bring over, take the first step to put it in action. This may require you to be bold, but remember through Jesus’ power we can do hard things!


1. Power in the Blood


Thanks for traveling with us through the Rocky mountains. We hope you had

an awesome time at Camp Riverwood Home Edition!

Sunday MorningsJoin us for our Sunday morning services in-person at 9:00 am and 11:15 am or live stream at 9:00 am at riverwoodchapel.org.

Fall Children’s Ministry Eventsriverwoodchapel.org/ministries/childrenStay tuned for more events for kids coming this fall.

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