Tawonga Tidbit
🍳 Today’s Kitchen Menu
Breakfast
🍞 French toast bake with eggs and cantaloupe
Lunch
🥗 BBQ chicken sandwiches with coleslaw and salad
🍈 Fruit: Melon
Dinner
🍜 Noodles with kale and cherry tomatoes, bean salad and garlic bread
Dessert: Blondies
A Note on Alternative Foods
🥑 Tasty vegetarian and vegan options are available for every meal, in addition to a “middle table” with alternative meal options to meet every camper’s needs.
🥣 During breakfast, the middle table offers a wide selection of cold cereal and milk (dairy-free options too), in addition to hot cereal with toppings. Each lunch and dinner, campers can choose from options at the middle table, like sun-butter and jelly sandwiches, tuna sandwiches and hummus.
🏕 Backpacking Trips and Challenge Course
Today
The unit of Galil (G-3, G-4A, G-4B, B-3, B-4) departed for their backpacking trips this morning!
Bunks G-5 and G-6 are having fun on the Challenge Course.
Tomorrow
The unit of Galil (G-3, G-4A, G-4B, B-3, B-4) will be on day 2 of their backpacking trips.
Bunks G-1 and G-2 will get to attempt the Challenge Course.
🎂 Birthdays
No birthdays at Camp today.
Curious what celebrating a birthday at Camp Tawonga looks like? Check out this post!
☀️ How’s the Weather?
Sunny with a high of 86, low of 57
💡 Did You Know…?
Tawonga is not just a summer camp – we offer year-round programming for our community, up and down the mountain. For several years Tawonga has run an innovative Bar, Bat & B’nai Mitzvah Program. Currently headed by Assistant Director of Jewish Life and Learning, Meg Adler, this two-year program has served hundreds of young people throughout the Bay Area. Consider enrolling your rising sixth grader in the next cohort!
The Tawonga Tidbit provides a daily dose of Camp with our kitchen menu, Camp birthdays and more. We hope this series brings you a bit closer to Tawonga!
Photos from Today
Enjoy photos from this morning including the unit of Galil (B-3, B-4, G-3, G-4) departing for backpacking and the bunks of B-9, G-9, B-Bet, and B-Aleph enjoying their activities. Pics of remaining Nitzanim and Chalutzim bunks who recently returned from backpacking will be on the blog asap!