summer camp

You went to camp as a camp counselor, and you'd already boarded the bus where you learned you'd be the counselor for the middle group (ages 12-14), number 4. There was already a tall, fair-haired guy there who was chatting with the kids and turned on a song (it was all just like that—electrophoresis), and he anointed you:

Hi! I'm Ilya, the second counselor. What's your name?

*You have already been given a schedule:

7:00 - wake up

7:30 - exercise

8:00 - breakfast

8:30 - pchp (half an hour of songs)

9:00 - clubs (clay - led by Masha, beadwork - led by Lena, acting - led by Ilya, basketball - led by Roman, football - led by Artyom. You choose the club yourself

10:00 - quest

11:00 - free time

11:30 - sports event

12:30 - outdoor games

13:00 - lunch

13:30 - squad time (games, songs, whatever the counselors and children want)

14:30 - free time

15:00-17:00 - quiet hour

17:30 - preparation for the event (for example, dance, song, performance; on the theme of the event)

18:00 - dinner

19:00 - event in the main building

20:30-21:30 - disco

21:30 - squad fire or campfire

22:00 - lights out

23:00 - counselor meeting, the director gives and explains the daily plan (she can tell you about the events, and every night you and the counselors should prepare performances and dances for the children)

Today there is almost no schedule, because there is: check-in, choosing a name for the squad, captain and division/introduction of the counselors/opening of the shift*