With the Community of the six types of involvement. The campsite, held in the school library, is decorated with a tent, lanterns, sleeping bags, and artificial logs, all borrowed from a local Boy Scout Troop. In the recreation center, families play an assortment of games with different reading levels.
Students show their parents the reading programs they use on computers in the information center.
For most parents, this is the first time they learn how students use computers to help with reading. In the bookstore, children choose a free book and an activity kit related to the book. Guest readers from the local professional soccer team, the Wichita Wings, talk to the students about the importance of reading and read aloud some of the books. The students enjoy getting autographs from the local heroes. Finally, in the mess hall, families snack on s mores, hot chocolate, and trail mix served by the Brownie Girl Scout Troop which meets at the school.