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Clean the campsite
The campers left and the forest clearing is full of trash: cans, an old thermos, a sneaker and even a tire. Catch everything with the net and put it in the bin while the sun sets and the fireflies come out. The squirrel, the owl, the fox and the rabbit are watching: they live there and want their forest clean.
You can play on two levels: Easy, with just a few big pieces of trash and a bin that helps you score, designed for toddlers ages 2 to 4; and Hard, with more trash for kids ages 5 to 8. Every round is different — the trash appears in new places — so you can play again and again.
Frequently asked questions
What trash do you collect at the campsite?
Things careless campers leave behind: cans, bottles, bags, cardboard, a dented old thermos, a lost sneaker and even a tire. Every round scatters them differently around the clearing.
What campsite things can't be picked up?
The squirrel, the owl, the fox and the rabbit live in the forest, and the tent, the campfire and the pine trees are part of the campsite. If you touch them with the net they shake and let you know.
What does this scene teach?
Nature's golden rule: when you leave a place, leave it the way you found it (or better). Campers take their trash with them — and in the game, the forest at dusk gets its magic back when the clearing is clean and the fireflies glow brighter.
