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Printable Camping Concept Book - "When we go camping we take ....."

  • Children make up a little book about the things they could take camping.
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  • Great for use with an camping theme words. Use the camping theme words as a reference when writing in the concept book.

  • Ideal to make up this book after playing the circle game - When we go camping we take..... First child starts by saying 'When we go camping we take a shovel.' - Next child says 'When we go camping we take a shovel and a tent' keep taking turns around the circle...

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