Unfold a piece of newspaper place the stick frame on top of the newspaper fold the ends of the newspaper around the stick frame and tape into place.Find two sticks and tie them together in a lower case “t” using string or twine.Kites can be purchased in toy stores, dollar stores or made by kids during the beach visit. Kids always seem to squeal with delight as they run along the beach with a kite flying behind them. Something of a certain shape (round, square, or triangle).The hunter that finds the most items is the winner! Here is a list of the 10 most popular items for a beach treasure hunt: All the hunters really need is a bucket in which to place their treasures once found.
The beach provides a variety of items to be collected. The list can be given verbally a few at time, in writing in the form of list or displayed in pictures. The list of items that are “hunted” can be as long or as short as your hunters can accomplish. The water bucket relay is an exercise in balance, focus and agility as participants attempt to keep the water from spilling out of their spoon. Adults may only be allowed to walk back and forth between their cup and the tideline. Have the smaller kids fill up their spoon with ocean water and run back to fill up their cup. Kids, old and young, love relay races! The supplies needed are plastic spoons and beach buckets or plastic cups anchored firmly in the sand. Keep the frisbee parallel to the ground, curl it towards your body, extend your arm, snap your wrist and watch the frisbee sail through the air. Your middle finger along with your wrist does all the action.Your ring finger and pinkie should be on the outside of the rim, supporting the weight of the frisbee.Your thumb should be on top the frisbee.Your index and middle fingers should be inserted into the rim of the frisbee.Of course, smaller kids should throw from a line drawn in the sand that is closer to the target than the older kids or adults. Take turns trying to throw the frisbee as close to the target as possible. All that is needed is a target, such as a beach towel or the line of beach chairs that you already have set up. Instead of a typical game of frisbee just between two people, play frisbee golf that can include everyone. After all, your time on Hatteras Island is all about spending time together, having fun and memories that last a lifetime. We’ve kept all age groups in mind, from toddlers to great grandparents. Wouldn’t you leave the ninety-nine and go after the lost one until you found it? When found, you can be sure you would come home rejoicing and would call friends and neighbors, saying, ‘Celebrate with me! I’ve found my lost sheep!’ Count on it-there’s more joy in heaven over the one who was lost and is rescued than over the ninety-nine in no need of rescue.Happy summer vacation on the Outer Banks NC! This month’s blog will feature beach activities and beach games that use ordinary items you may already have, or items that can be purchased at the dollar store and most importantly, items that don’t take up much space in the car. Suppose one of you had a hundred sheep and lost one. Our Program Coordinator, Teresa, has walked alongside Jess and has witnessed an amazing transformation in her life. What we learn and discern through relationship allows Cross Roads to assist a person who desires a different path to find services and connections that will benefit their well-being.īelow, you can view the video of a Cross Roads friend, Jess. We seek to identify physical, cognitive, emotional and spiritual needs. A first step in the healing process is to offer relationship with the individual in crisis. Many have been thrown off course by homelessness, addiction, incarceration, or events which have led to a loss of direction and trust in God, themselves and others. The Cross Roads Logo speaks to the intersection of people at the crossroads of life. Our guiding principle is that “With God, all things are possible.” Matthew 19:26.
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