Wednesday, April 29, 2020

Doll Summer Camp for Nature Lovers

Just a few crafts for doll campers from our listings below: sleeping bags, breakfast skillets,
a paper mache campfire and bedroll.

        What doll can resist the call of the woods, the desire to know the forest and its furred and feathered inhabitants, the fish, the insects, the plants? But to gather this knowledge, in safety, the dolls must first learn the ways of the woods, the life of the camper, how to cook and find their way by the stars, how to tie knots and what to do in case of accident, the language of signs and the secrets of the trail. There is no better way to do this than to explore and participate at our doll summer camp for nature lovers.  
No Sew scout vest made for our
smaller dolls using felt.
Things to Craft So That Your Dolls Can Set Up Camp: Artifacts depicting campers from long ago...
Things Smart Dolls Learn Before Hiking:
Scout/Campfire coloring pages and printables for doll play: 
More Doll Tent Crafts:
SWAPS short for "Special Whatchamacallits Affectionately Pinned Somewhere" that also make great doll sized crafts for your friends at camp! There have been many requests for these. I will also include a few that are specific to different Scouting groups.
  1. Soft Braided Pretzel SWAPS
  2. Mini Campfire Bundle  
  3. Assemble Italian Spumone Sodas
  4. Craft tiny canteens for a doll's camping trip, or SWAPS
  5. Mini Breakfast Skillets
  6. Craft a Pom-pom Caterpillar SWAPS
  7. Make Mini Golf Tee Flashlights
  8. Bake a Dinosaur Footprint Charm 
  9. Make faux rock candy for a SWAPS
  10. Make Miniature S'mores
  11. Assemble a Threaded Spool SWAPS
  12. Craft a Small Wooden Gumball Machine 
  13. Craft Cotton Candy for Dollplay or SWAPS
  14. Roll and Sew A Tiny Bedroll 
  15. Craft Small Award Ribbons
  16. Make a Magician's Top Hat SWAPS
  17. Miniature Flower Vases
  18. Craft a sleeping bag with a doll inside
  19. Chenille Stem Lollipops
  20. How to Make a Doll Sized Cardboard Loom
  21. DIY Movie Theater Popcorn for Dolls
  22. Sew a Stack of Felt Pancakes
  23. Twist and Tie Yarn Butterflies
Read And Learn About Natural History: Little lessons about nature are included here for kids to explore with their dolls at summer camp. You can also: take them on a family vacation, or read these aloud at a doll campsite set up in your own backyard, or even share them in a nature center at school.
  1. The Importance of Conservation
  2. Learn About Baby Birds
  3. Cottontail Rabbits
  4. Learn About Baby Snakes
  5. Insect Mimicry and Protective Coloration
  6. Bats, Ace Fliers
  7. Land Otters
  8. Beavers As Engineers 
  9. White-tailed Fawns
  10. Insect Guests In Our Gardens
  11. Dogs
  12. Red Fox Family
  13. Frog Eggs and Tadpoles
  14. Glimpses of Ant Life
  15. Rivers As Sculptors of The Land
  16. Hibernation
  17. The Story of Bread
  18. The Plants in A Woodland Community
  19. Nature's Crystals
  20. Horns and Antlers
  21. The American Porcupine
  22. Pollen and Nectar Carriers
  23. Musquash The Muskrat
  24. The Weasel And The Mink
  25. The Skunk and It's Habits
  26. Sir Stickleback, The Hedgehog
  27. Bears
  28. The Common Snapping Turtle
  29. Hibernation is Normal To Many Animals
  30. Some Ways of Self-Preservation Among Animals
Discover More Natural History Online:
History of Camp For Little Girls in The United States:

Free Summer Reading at Project Gutenberg: Recommended Reading: Books About Camp Fire Girls - Juvenile Fiction 
The following ten titles are by Hildegard G. Frey:
The following titles are by Margaret Love Sanderson:
The following titles are by Isabel Hornibrook:
The following titles are by Irene Elliott Benson:
The following titles are by Margaret Vandercook:
The following titles are by Jane L. Stewart:
The following titles are by Stella M. Francis:
The following titles are by Margaret Penrose:
The following titles are by I. T. Thurston:
The following titles are by Howard Roger Garis:

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