Does your child like a challenge? University Recreation’s Cougar Challenge themed Cougar Kids Camp may be the perfect obstacle. From June 27-July 1, campers will play fun games and participate in problem-solving activities. At the end of the week, campers will also have the option to participate in the ropes course at the Student Recreation Center. All activities throughout the week are aimed at teaching campers communication, teamwork and conflict management skills. Register your child by June 22 and receive a $10 discount! For more information about Cougar Kids Camp registration, visit urec.wsu.edu/cougarkids.
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