FALL 2021 TRIPPER ALAN BOESE Summer Camp 1957 Dear Manito-wish: Since I am now 76 years old, and was only 11 when I registered t o go to Camp Manito-wish, the birthday post card that you just sent me was … Continued
SPRING 2021 TRIPPER; Continued from Page 5 Value of a Manito-wish Experience Mentee/Mentor Initiative JOHN DOCTER M.S. Northwestern University, Fellow at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Health Center Coordinator Summer 2017, Far North Sectional / Nature Director Summer 2018, Nature Director … Continued
A Zoom webinar was held on October 13th from 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. c.s.t. debuting our Summer 2021 programming model and introducing our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Strategic Plan! Pat Soldan, Tracy Watson and Ally Sheehan shared the exciting … Continued
April 28, 2020 – 10:00 am Greetings, After much deliberation and thought, it is with a heavy heart that I share with you that with the support of the Board of Directors, I have decided to suspend all programming … Continued
If we look honestly at the research that is out there about experiential education—specifically with regards to our beloved challenge courses, zip lines and related activities, there is really not a lot of concrete evidence and research that … Continued
Using a big canoe to retrieve necessary resources during an activity I found out about the increasingly popular commercial adventure concept of Escape Room Adventure activities a couple of years ago. I was intrigued and did a fair amount of research on … Continued
Over the last couple of posts we have covered two other key activities that have lots of applications and variations. I want to end this series with an activity first saw run with the name “The Road of Life.” I … Continued
Top 3 Experiential Activities Every Facilitator Needs to Know (Activity #2: Blind Polygon) Another incredibly adaptable, low prop activity with great built in metaphor potential is Blind Polygon or rope shapes. I have seen facilitators use this activity, and it’s variations, … Continued
