Hard to believe our third day of Camp is over - time flies when you're having fun, I guess!
The children are settling in well with each other (amazing how fast they adapt!). They are becoming comfortable with the teachers and counselors - the teachers are learning their idiosyncrasies and things are working. The ones who need glasses to read even remember to bring them! Being the flexible people they are, the teachers have made a couple of modifications to the sessions to improve time with the students.

Creative Movement Session

Jeffrey from the Lexington Philharmonic being ever so patient with the children during the instrument 'petting zoo' (what a joyful noise they made!)

"So when do we get lunch?!"
There seems to be a definite sense of reading confidence improving, the mumbling and slurring of words is disappearing, and the level of the books they choose to read is certainly getting better.
Full photo selection:
http://s1057.photobucket.com/albums/t393/Readingcamprocks/
In closing for the day, a hearty and very sincere 'shout out' to our gracious and much appreciated food providers:
Good Shepherd - Brian Cole, Rector (and reader!)
St. Michael's - Luarie Brock, Rector
St. Andrew's - Carol Ruthven, Rector & Deacon Mary (reader!)
St. Rapheael's - Johnnie Ross, Rector
Christ Church - Carol Wade, Dean
Thank you SO much to Resurrection - Jan Cottrell, Rector for the loan of your Reading Camp Express, Bob Broughton, Driver