Resident Camp Parents Post-Camp Survey

Resident Camp 2008
Parent Post-Camp Survey

My daughter's camper number is:

Rate the following:
	Never	Sometimes	Most of the time	Always	Don't know
My daughter listens to others without interrupting them.
My daughter volunteers to do things.
My daughter wants to learn about nature.
My daughter states her opinions on issues.
My daughter will play with other children who look different from her.
My daughter is willing to compromise.
My daughter thinks she has a lot of good ideas.
My daughter teaches other children things she learns.
When problems arise, my daughter is open to different solutions.
My daughter likes to do things by herself.
Nature is important to my daughter.

Rate the following:
	Never	Sometimes	Most of the time	Always	Don't know
My daughter can laugh at herself.
When my daughter says something, other children listen to her.
My daughter is easily influenced by other children.
My daughter thinks she is good at many things.
My daughter gets into arguments with her friends.
My daughter wants me to solve her problems for her.
My daughter thinks that if she tries hard, she can learn anything.
My daughter puts other people's needs in front of her own.
My daughter takes on responsibilities without being asked.

My daughter thought camp was fun.

Yes

Please explain:

My daughter wants to come back to camp next summer.

Yes

Please explain:

I felt welcomed at camp.

Yes

Please explain:

Please rate the following:
	Never	Sometimes	Most of the time	Always	Don't know
I felt that the camp staff were interested in my daughter's well being.
Since returning from camp, my daughter told me that she played with someone different from her.
Since returning from camp, my daughter seems to be more self confident.
Since returning from camp, my daughter volunteers to help out at home more often.
Since returning from camp, my daughter speaks up more about what she wants or needs.
Since returning from camp, my daughter takes more leadership roles.
Since returning from camp, my daughter has tried more often to solve conflicts with her siblings or friends without my help.
Since returning from camp, my daughter is more willing to solve her own problems.

How do you think your daughter has changed because of her experiences at this camp?

Please tell us of any ways that you think we can improve this camp for next year.