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About Native Sons and Daughters

Come share a lifetime of memories with your children as you participate in fun, rewarding activities! This nationally acclaimed program is unique-- becuase unlike most youth programs, parents participate WITH their children in every activity! The Native Sons and Daughters program focuses on the one-on-one parent/child relationship. All activities are tailored to children in grades K through 6 and are centered around a Native American theme. The theme serves as a common level of interest between parent and child. The spiritual belief systems embraced by these cultures are incorporated into the theme to help reinforce the parent and child's own traditional family values. "Building Memories to Last Two Lifetimes, Yours and Your Childs!" Click NS&D logo below to access the National Program Website.

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October 2008 Chief's Talk

Chief’s Talk from Dan “Big Big Wolf” Drellishak

What a great weekend at Camp Y-Noah! The weather was PERFECT and all that were able to make it to camp stayed very busy… started the weekend with a fun “night hayride” (did anyone see the night tree monkeys?!) The next day all campers spent time canoeing, fishing, making crafts and candle making (I saw some GREAT looking homemade candles!). And of course camp favorites such as horseback riding and an attempt at climbing to the top of “The Wall.” A new twist this year was the reward of taking the “zip line” down for those who made it to the top of the wall…how cool was that!!!!

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