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Camp Magalahi

 

Camp Magalahi is a summer program that provides youth with intentional learning opportunities to foster positive relationships, take positive risks to enhance personal growth and realize their potential to contribute toward making a positive change within their community.

 

The Camp Magalahi team is made up of a group of dedicated professionals and volunteers who want to ensure a safe, fun, and educational experience for all participants. They include 4-H Advisors [4-H Extension Agents / Aides; 4-H Core Counselors (officers); 4-H adult volunteers (21 & up); 4-H counselors (ages 16-21); and 4-H Counselors-in-Training (ages 12-15).

 

2018 4-H Camp Magalahi

Water Day

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Agriculture day at NMC-CREES Research Farm

500 Sails Swim Camp

 
 
Swim Camp is a summer program that provides youth with the opportunity to learn about the fundamentals of water safety and basic swimming techniques.  

 

Participants learn basic swimming techniques

Participants learn basic swimming techniques

   

Participants learn basic swimming techniques

Participants learn the fundamentals of water safety

articipants learn the fundamentals of water safety

Tinian 4-H Summer Day Camp

 

Tinian 4-H Summer Campis a summer program made up of collaborative community partners, facilitators,advisers, and 4-H Counselors-in-Training, that provide the youth (ages 5 to 15)with various learning opportunities to develop their social, emotional,cognitive, and physical development while partaking in a variety of fun activitieswhich may include agriculture, nutrition, cultural dancing, arts & crafts, watersports, and lots more!


Mr. Duponcheel giving a presentation on Agriculture

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Students at Tinian CREES Station

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Research Assistant; Samson Palacios teaching kids on pruning activity.

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Camp Magalahi

 

Camp Magalahi is a summer program that provides youth with intentional learning opportunities to foster positive relationships, take positive risks to enhance personal growth and realize their potential to contribute toward making a positive change within their community.

 

The Camp Magalahi team is made up of a group of dedicated professionals and volunteers who want to ensure a safe, fun, and educational experience for all participants. They include 4-H Advisors [4-H Extension Agents / Aides; 4-H Core Counselors (officers); 4-H adult volunteers (21 & up); 4-H counselors (ages 16-21); and 4-H Counselors-in-Training (ages 12-15).

 


2021
Session 1


  • House of Taga challenge each other in a game of Human Ladders

  • House of Gadao pose for a quick photo on their first day of camp

  • House of Hurao plays a game of Duck, Duck, Goose

  • Campers engage in an activity

  • House of Hurao warms-up with a fun energizer

  • House of Kepuha plays a game of Earthquake, Eviction

  • Campers participate in presentation given by the Micronesian Islands Nature Alliance (MINA)

  • Campers and counselors sing along to various camp songs

  • House of Taga recites the 4-H Pledge

  • House of Taga makes their way to the Opening Ceremony

  • Campers get to know one another during the Opening Ceremony

  • Campers get their hands on their camp passports


  • Campers are at the dock and ready to make their way to Managaha

  • Campers and camp counselors learn how to use a fishing rod

  • Campers engage in a group activity

  • 500 Sails gives the campers basic swimming lessons

  • Campers learn about the island's history through an activity at the American Memorial Park Museum

  • The Indigenous Affairs teaches the campers how to throw wooden spears

  • Campers take part in a team activity

  • Campers take a trip around the NMC - CREES Aquaculture & Natural Resources Program facility

  • Campers examine microalgae under a microscope

  • Campers listen to a seaweed farming presentation


  • Campers take a look around the American Memorial Park Museum

  • Campers take a walk through American Memorial Park and learns about the island's history and their ancestors along the way

  • Campers learn about watersheds through a hands-on activity

  • Campers strike a pose for a photo

  • Campers show off their life jackets as they prepare to head to Managaha

  • Camper learns how to use a fishing rod

  • Campers and camp counselors get together for a snapshot


  • Campers strike a pose for a photo

  • Campers water plants during community service activity

  • Campers and camp counselors pose for a picture as they get ready for their trip to Managaha

  • The campers have arrived at Managaha

  • Campers and camp counselors go for a swim at Managaha

  • Camper and camp counselor engage in a game of Freeze Dance

  • Campers learn about the various species of plants in the CNMI

  • Campers enjoy the boat ride to Managaha

  • Campers learn about aquaculture at the NMC - CREES Aquaculture & Natural Resources Program facility

  • Camper examines a tool


  • Campers challenge each other in a game of Tug of War

  • Campers are having fun on the sand

  • Campers and camp counselors go for a swim at Managaha

  • Campers and camp counselors play a game of Musical Hoops

  • Campers engage in a game of Musical Hoops

  • Campers participate during a presentation

  • Campers build fish tanks for their own fish

  • Campers take a look at the crops grown at the NMC - CREES Aquaculture & Natural Resources program facility

  • Campers learn about their ancestors at American Memorial Park

  • Campers partake in an activity led by the park rangers at American Memorial Park


  • Camp Houses challenge each other in a game of Capture the Flag

  • Campers help lead their favorite camp songs

  • Campers warm-up and strategize a plan for Capture the Flag

  • Camp Houses challenge each other in a game of Capture the Flag

  • Campers interact with one another during lunch

  • House of Hurao shows their spirit through their House Cheer

  • House of Taga cheers for their teamates

  • House of Kepuha and House of Gadao give each other a high-five

  • Campers and camp counselors bid each other farewell on their last day of camp

  • House of Kepuha does a fun energizer
Session 2


  • Campers participate in an activity led by the Micronesian Islands Nature Alliance (MINA)

  • Campers sing Singing in the Rain

  • Campers personalize their own camp passports

  • Campers warm-up with a fun energizer

  • Camp counselors give a dance performance to their campers

  • Camp counselors pose for a picture

  • Ms. Tayna Belyeu-Camacho gives a warm welcome to all campers and camp counselors

  • House of Hurao huddle up for a group activity

  • Campers and camp counselors play a game of Head, Shoulders, Knees, Hanky

  • Campers play a game of Head, Shoulders, Knees, Hanky


  • Campers learn about watersheds

  • Campers learn about how much sugar is in their favorite sweet drinks in a hands-on activity

  • Campers strike a pose on their boat ride to Managaha

  • Camper learns how to use a fishing road

  • House of Gadao gathers for a group photo

  • Campers and camp counselors do a quick energizer

  • Campers and camp counselors pose for a picture

  • Camper and camp counselor engage in a short game

  • Camper and camp counselor interact with each other

  • Campers play a game of Tug of War


  • House of Kepuha pose for a picture

  • Campers play a game of Human Ladder

  • Campers and camp counselors go sailing at Managaha

  • Campers take a walk around American Memorial Park

  • Campers remember those who have lost their lives during WWII during an activity

  • Campers and camp counselors go bird-watching at American Memorial Park

  • Camper and camp counselor take a look at different species of plants found in the CNMI

  • Campers learn about the function of watersheds during an activity

  • Campers take a look at the fish raised by the NMC - CREES Aquaculture & Natural Resources Program

  • Camp Counselors assist the campers create their own seaweed press


  • Camper examines a tool used in Aquaculture

  • Campers learn about marine fish farming cage culture

  • Campers build a marine fish farming cage culture

  • Campers play together in a group activity

  • Campers go bird-watching at American Memorial Park

  • Campers help clean up American Memorial Park in a community service activity

  • Camper enjoys using a hula-hoop

  • Campers give each other a handshake

  • Campers and camp counselors play a game of Telephone

  • Camper takes a look at how much sugar is in a bottle of King Car


  • Camper showcases scavenger hunt worksheet

  • Camper fills out scavenger hunt worksheet

  • Campers let loose in an activtiy

  • Campers learn about a fish farming cage culture

  • Campers assemble a fish farming cage culture

  • Campers warm-up with a quick energizer

  • Campers have a look at the crops grown at the NMC-CREES Aquaculture & Natural Resources Program facility

  • Campers and camp counselors strike a pose on their jet ski ride to Managaha

  • Camper puts together seaweed press

  • Campers collaborate on a team activity


  • 2021 4-H Camp Maga'lahi Session II group photo

  • House of Kepuha rejoice over winning House of the Summer for 4-H Camp Maga'lahi Saipan Session II

  • Camp counselors lead a camp song

  • Campers showcase the rocks they have collected from the Rock Hunt

  • Campers compete in an Obstacle Course activity

  • Campers work together in an Obstacle Course activity

  • Campers partner up to lead a camp song

  • Camp counselors cheer on the campers as they receive their awards

  • House of Kepuha rejoice over winning House of the Summer for 4-H Camp Maga'lahi Saipan Session II
2018
2021


  • Campers pose for the picture before their first game starts.

  • Campers and Camp Counselors play frozen t-shirt as they try to open up the frozen shirt fully.

  • Camp counselor guides camper with her Camp Maga'lahi passport.

  • Campers play the Whisper Challenge during the Mental Health presentation.

  • Campers volunteer to demonstrate how much sugar is in a King Car bottle.

  • Campers trying infused water from Tinian's CREES Nutrition and Health Program.

  • Campers from different houses compete in a game of Tug-O-War.

  • Campers and Camp Counselors drawing art on the sidewalk of Tachogna beach.

  • Campers from each house compete in a mini relay race.

  • Campers gather and get ready for their morning cheers.

  • Campers playing human ladder against other Houses.

  • The House of Kepuha engaging in activities during camp.

  • Campers and Camp Counselors playing a fun game of 'Red Light, Green Light'.

  • Campers work together when unfolding a frozen t-shirt.

  • The House of Kepuha pose for a picture before going swimming.

  • Campers floating together in the water.

  • Coach Ringo from Typhoon Sports assisting a camper with their sling.

  • Campers pose with their slings.

  • Campers ready to set sail towards the ocean from Tachogna Beach.


  • House of Gadao bringing their hands together as a motivation for the day's events.

  • House of Hurao singing "Singing in the Rain".

  • 500 Sails teaching the campers the basics of swimming.

  • Campers sailing with Camp Counselors and 500 Sails.

  • Before sailing, campers do some fun physical activities.

  • Campers and Camp Counselors go down a man-made waterslide before the day ends.

  • The House of Hurao doing a synchronized cheer.

  • Campers enjoying the ocean view on a sail.

  • Camper using a shovel to dig a hole for a new tree to grow.

  • Campers gather around camper as he digs up a new pot hole.

  • Campers clean and plant a tree together.

  • The House of Taga cheering together during the day.

  • All houses participate in a "cheer off"

  • Campers learn Watersheds with the Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality.

  • Campers compete in a relay race with the game of Sack Race.

  • Houses compete with each other in a game of Sack Race.

  • Campers from the house of Kepuha gather during the game of Trivia.


  • Campers compete in the "Frozen T-shirt" contest.

  • Camp counselors assisting a camper to put a tree into a pothole.

  • Camper and Camp counselors take a walk to an old Japanese factory.

  • The house of Taga pose for a picture together.

  • Campers participate during a presentation.

  • Campers being attentive during watershed presentation.

  • Campers and camp counselors pose before taking a walk over to Taga beach.

  • Second half of the houses plant trees.

  • Campers cheering with one another.

  • Ms. Deborah Fleming presented the History of Taga at Taga's house.


  • Campers splash the house advisors with water for the end of an ulimate relay race.

  • Camper and camp counselors hug after their house wins the relay race.

  • The House of Hurao's reaction after being announced that they won Tinian's House of the Summer.

  • The House of Kepuha celebrating with a cheer.

  • The House of Hurao do their cheer with their trophy.

  • Campers get ready to answer a trivia question.

  • Campers prepare to begin the relay race.

  • Camper jumps over to the next obstacle course.

  • Campers pose cheerfully in the bubbles.

  • The House of Taga hugging before the day ends.
2021


  • Camp counselors introducing cheers to campers.

  • Campers playing 'Red Light, Green Light'.

  • 4H Camp Counselors presenting a MINA presentation.

  • Campers participating in a Mental Health presentation.

  • Camper going through a mini relay race.

  • Camp counselor assisting a camper with the bow and arrow.

  • Camper going through the first obstacle course.

  • Campers filling out their Rota Camp Maga'lahi passports.

  • Mayor Efraim Atalig visiting the 4H campsite.

  • Campers from each house compete with the game of Tug-O-War.


  • Campers doing mini morning activities before the day starts.

  • Campers doing a mini gather-around activity before the day starts.

  • Campers and Camp counselors engaging in fun activities.

  • Campers go through an ambulance to observe.

  • Campers learn how to weave a headband with coconut leaves.

  • The House of Kepuha doing their house cheer as a motivator for the day.

  • The House of Taga doing a house cheer as a motivator for the cameprs.

  • Boating Safety teaching campers about safety procedures while on the boat.

  • Rota's Department of Fire and EMS presenting to campers about their procedures and important items in their vehicle.

  • Camp counselor demonstrating how to use a sling.


  • Campers compete with each other with the game of rock, paper, scissors.

  • Camp counselors and campers getting ready to take a mini hike.

  • Campers and Camp counselors posing for a picture after hiking to the Songsong Lookout.

  • Campers heading up into Tongo cave.

  • Campers pose on a kayak in the waters of Teteto beach.

  • Campers enjoying the waters at Teteto beach.

  • Campers and camp counselors hiking up to the Songsong village lookout.

  • Campers and camp counselors looking at the beautiful view at the SongSong lookout.

  • Campers and camp counselors looking through the beautiful rocks in Tonga cave.


  • DLNR presenting plants that are to be repopulated in Rota.

  • DLNR showcasing a mini-documentary made on Rota to the campers.

  • DLNR informing campers of Rhino Beetles.

  • Campers hold and observe the different stages of rhino beetle growth.

  • Rhino beetle on the net to showcase its final form of evolving.

  • Campers and Camp counselor pose after doing a mini scavenger hunt.

  • Campers arrange their items that they retrieved from their scavenger hunt.

  • Campers enjoy the afternoon snack given by Mayor Efraim Atalig and Staff.

  • Campers enjoy an afternoon activity during their snack break.

  • Campers fixing the items that they retieved and made it into their little art project.


  • Volunteers using a web string and ping pong ball to complete a team work exercise.

  • Volunteers playing the game “wizards and elves” to exercisecommunity building.

  • Volunteers contributing to a “graffiti wall” activity for keylearning takeaways.

  • Volunteers competing in block build for team building.

  • Volunteers working on communication skills with balancing activity.

  • Volunteers working on teamwork skills with tower building activity.

  • Volunteers playing evolution as a community builder activity.

  • Maia Pangelinan, 4-H Advisor, presenting on What It Means To Be A Leader

  • 4-H Facilitator discussing the difference of being a bystander and upstander in bullying