Before campers in each cabin are dismissed for breakfast, they must share one thing that makes them glad about the day ahead. You need one fewer jars of baby food than you have players, a spoon for each player, and music to play during the game. Any number of students can play by dividing kids into several small groups, or choose a handful of students to play in front of the whole group. When the music starts, begin handing jars of baby food to the first person in line. Start with mild flavors like peach, pear, and banana, but as the game goes on, introduce the nastier flavors like pea, green bean, prune, and turkey vegetable medley.
Players pass the jars down the line.
As jars reach the far end of the line, players pass them back up the line. The student left without a jar is out. For each subsequent round, remove a jar of baby food and start the music again. To relieve the boredom of cleaning, assign a song or chorus for each cabin to learn and then teach to the rest of the group at the evening meeting. If your campers are natural hams, you may want to wait until the performance to tell them that they will hear the tape through earphones.