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Summer camp certificates: completion, camp award, badge sheet
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Certificates a camp counselor hands out on the last day: one for every camper, an award for a special effort, and a badge sheet for the whole cabin. Each certificate carries its title spelled exactly and leaves blank lines for the camper's name, the date and a signature. Choose woodcut, camp patch or classic. Type a different camp, such as a sports camp or an art camp, and the three looks follow the request.
- end-of-camp certificates for every child
- a prize for a special effort
- a badge sheet for a cabin or a team
- a family award for a child's summer
Frequently asked questions
- What titles are on the certificates?
- Summer Camp Certificate, Happy Camper Award, and a sheet of six badges: Best Swimmer, Trail Blazer, Campfire Star, Kindest Camper, Craft Master and Team Spirit.
- Where are the name and date filled in?
- On the blank lines of each certificate. The badge sheet is already lettered with its six awards.
- How do the three styles differ?
- Woodcut uses carved pine and canoe shapes, camp patch uses stitched outlines and bright flat shapes, and classic uses a double-rule border with a rosette.
- Can I ask for a different camp theme?
- Yes. Type a theme as a direction; the design follows the request and is not a guaranteed result.
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