This week, the Beavers went on a hike through the forest. They walked through tall grass and climbed over large, fallen tree trunks. Then they arrived at a big open field. The Beavers were divided over two groups, and both were on a mission to build a big fort out of sticks. After that, the Beavers had to hide a scarf in their fort. Each of them was then given a card with either fire, water or a sponge. Water beats fire, fire beats sponge and sponge beats water. If the Beavers had tagged each other, they had to show their card. If you were beaten, you had to go back to your fort and get a new card. You won by finding the other group’s scarf and bringing it back to your own fort. After this exciting game, the Beavers roasted marschmallows above a fire and happily ate them.

Today the beavers went into the forest with a bag of golden coins. The goal was to move as much coins from one side to the other. The beavers were divided into two groups, the smugglers and the taggers. If a smuggler got tagged, he had to give his coin to the other team. After this game the beavers baked their own bread above a campfire. The bread was than devoured with a lot of joy.

This week the Beavers went on an adventure at the Karpendonkse plas. We played a variant of tag in which the beavers have to run from hoop to hoop without getting tagged. After that we had a lot of fun with protecting and attacking blocks during blocksfootball. At the end of our adventure we played in the playground.

We went on an adventurous hike around the Karpendonkse Plas, and what a journey it was! Along the way, we played a lively game of football golf — kicking the ball from point to point, aiming as precisely as possible for the goal. Then came a timeless favorite: hide and seek!

The Beavers discovered the most brilliant hiding spots among the trees and bushes. To top it all off, we wrapped up the day in the playground with a well-deserved treat: a delicious stroopwafel soldier!

During our spring camp, everything revolved around one exciting theme: cars!
The Beavers could earn coins by completing all kinds of fun challenges—like changing tires or doing their best race car impression. With the coins they collected, they could visit the “car dealer” to buy parts and build their very own supercar.

It was a fantastic camp full of energy and creativity.
We’re heading home tired but happy—with tires screeching and engines roaring!