Camping at school.

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Across
  1. 7. The outdoors, full of trees, animals, and fresh air.
  2. 9. A light source you can carry around, often used after dark.
  3. 10. A tiny creature like an ant, mosquito, or beetle.
  4. 11. Sturdy shoes you wear when hiking through rough terrain.
  5. 12. A bag you wear on your back to carry your camping gear.
  6. 14. A portable shelter made of fabric that you sleep in while camping.
  7. 15. A specific area at a campground where you set up your tent.
  8. 17. Helps you see in the dark when camping at night.
  9. 18. A sweet treat often roasted over a campfire.
  10. 21. Used to see things far away, like birds or distant hills.
  11. 23. An exciting trip or experience, often outdoors.
  12. 24. Logs or sticks burned to keep warm or cook food.
  13. 25. Untamed land filled with forests, animals, and no buildings.
  14. 26. Walking long distances on trails, usually in nature or mountains.
  15. 27. A small, buzzing insect that can bite and is common near water.
  16. 28. A place where people set up tents and build campfires.
  17. 30. Useful for climbing, tying things down, or setting up a tent.
Down
  1. 1. Equipment or supplies you bring on a camping trip.
  2. 2. A place to stay safe from wind, rain, or wild animals.
  3. 3. A tool that shows direction, helpful if you get lost.
  4. 4. Looking up at the stars at night, often around a campfire.
  5. 5. A fire built at camp for warmth, cooking, and roasting marshmallows.
  6. 6. A very tall hill, great for hiking and breathtaking views.
  7. 8. A path in the forest or mountains you can hike on.
  8. 13. Another word for a backpack, used to carry your supplies.
  9. 16. What you do in a tent at night to rest for the next day’s adventures.
  10. 19. A container used for carrying drinking water.
  11. 20. A large area filled with trees, animals, and plants.
  12. 22. A person who protects parks and helps campers stay safe.
  13. 29. A paper or digital guide that shows where things are.