These fun items will make a great addition to your kids' summer camp care package.
Cement friendships with this handy kit. The compact tin includes thread, an instruction booklet and pins.
Photo: Indigo.caWhat kid doesn't love the silly word game of Mad Libs? No, seriously. We can't think of a single kid.
Photo: Indigo.caThere are so many things your kid can do with these two-way, mini walkie-talkies and he'll love you for that. Just don't forget to pack the batteries!
Photo: Urban OutfittersIt's like a game of 20 questions, but camp style! This kit comes with 42 camp question cards that will surely help break the ice between your kid and her fellow campers.
Photo: Melissa and DougWant to send your kid a party in a box? Include this 44-piece glow stick kit in her care package so she can have a party with her buddies.
Photo: Party CityMost camps allow screenless iPods. Let your kids enjoy some quiet time in style with these fun earbuds. Where to buy: earbuds,
Photo: Mastermindtoys.comHave your kid capture special moments on land or underwater with this disposable, waterproof camera.
Photo: WalmartSay yes to temporary ink with these fun, non-toxic tattoos.
Photo: Drake General StoreRainy days were made for tricky-to-solve puzzles. Your little camper and his cabin mates will thank you.
Photo: Walmart.caLittle explorers can get up close and personal with the bitty critters that roam their camp.
Photo: Indigo.caFun, flashy and totally washable, hair chalk is a surefire hit.
Photo: Mastermindtoys.comFun for the whole cabin, this simple but fast-paced game is fun for all ages.
Photo: Mastermindtoys.comWho can resist sweet smelling gel pens? Handy for writing letters home, too.
Photo: Indigo.caHave your kid write down all of his camp adventures in a cute woodland-themed notebook that doubles as a keepsake.
Photo: Stinson Paper CompanyKick rainy day blues to the curb with these fun glasses.
Photo: Mastermindtoys.comIt doesn't get better than cupcake-scented scratch-and-sniff stickers! Plus, your kid can stick these in her journal!
Photo: IndigoRainy days call for a DIY craft and your kid will definitely love making this one.
Photo: IndigoMaking your own paper boat is fine and dandy, but it's much better when it powers up on its own to reach maximum distance in the water.
Photo: Urban OutfittersThis intricate and beautiful colouring book will have your little one inspired to learn more about the wilderness.
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