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Campers are each given a THRIVE Challenge Card at the beginning of the week. It’s a personal accountability tool designed to help them reflect on and apply Beestera’s core values both on the field and at home.

 

Below, you’ll find an overview of how to use the card, along with practical examples to guide their actions. Campers are responsible for keeping and completing their own card. No extras will be provided.

 

Those who consistently engage with the challenge and embody the THRIVE values throughout the week can earn extra tickets for the camp prize raffles.

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Explains the purpose and roles of the challenge. Campers are responsible for keeping and completing their own card.

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The six THRIVE values with space to write how campers have shown each one, either on the field or at home.

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Are you contributing to your hive?
Small actions create big impact.


Explore simple, meaningful ways to live out our THRIVE values - on the field and at home.

  • Put others before yourself and be a great teammate, even at home.

    1. Invite someone who’s alone to join you in an activity

    2. Cheer up a family member who's feeling down

    3. Help a neighbor with yard work

    4. Share your toys or favorite snack without being asked

    5. Let a sibling go first in a game or when choosing something to watch

  • Push yourself to give full effort, even when it’s not fun or easy.

    1. Practice a skill for 15+ minutes without distractions

    2. Help clean up after dinner without being asked

    3. Study extra for a quiz or read longer than required

    4. Organize your backpack or room all the way through

    5. Stick with a craft, puzzle, or Lego set until it’s finished

  • Bounce back when things are tough or don’t go your way.

    1. Apologize and make things right after a disagreement

    2. Accept a “no” from a parent without complaining

    3. Keep trying after messing up a skill or drill

    4. Stay calm and positive when plans change

    5. Lose a game and still show good sportsmanship

  • Work together and value how others help you succeed.

    1. Teach someone a new skill you’ve learned

    2. Help your sibling study or read to a younger family member

    3. Create a team project like a skit, story, or backyard game

    4. Make a snack or meal together with a parent or sibling

    5. Partner up for a chore like laundry or dishes

  • Celebrate progress and accomplishments, big or small.

    1. Stay consistent with something that used to be difficult

    2. Complete a full week of chores or responsibilities

    3. Reach a reading or screen-time balance goal

    4. Improve your time or reps in a workout

    5. Score a goal in a pickup game and celebrate respectfully

  • Find joy in being active, creative, and present.

    1. Do something kind that makes you smile afterward

    2. Create art, music, or something new and share it with your family

    3. Dance, sing, or move just because it feels good

    4. Go for a bike ride or walk just to enjoy the outdoors

    5.Play a game just for fun - no scorekeeping

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