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Two long yellow buses transported all of the sixth graders to Camp Anokijig. Forests and wildlife surround the whole camp. We get there and we take a driveway to the camp. The whole driveway is lined with trees. On the way down the driveway, we saw chipmunks and squirrels. We also saw a creek and a pond. The buses finally arrived to our destination. Inside the camp, there is Little Elkhart Lake. The lake was really big! Camp Anokijig was awesome. At Camp Anokijig they had classes, and in those you learn about the environment. In other classes you get to learn how to start fires without matches. I thought the fire making class was the best. One thing I learned is to tell how tall a tree is without using a tape measure. We classified rocks using acids. In another class, we were seeing if the water was clear or not. Everyone needs sleep after a long day at Camp Anokijig. Camp Anokijig has three cabins for the guys and one cabin for the girls. Each guys cabin has their own bathroom with a shower in it. The cabins all have bunk beds in them. As you can read, Camp Anokijig is very interesting. From water fun to land fun, are all fun stories to tell your friends. When you get home, your stories are told to your relatives. Camp Anokijig is awesome!

Kordell Dvorachek