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villagers check-in from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. in mayes student life center (map) Upon the arrival each villager will be issued a Southern pasaporte
(passport), receive a Spanish name and will be assigned to one of five
Spanish-speaking countries offered this year. Villagers will visit all
five countries during their exciting journey. They will learn about each
county's geography, culture, and traditions. Please click each country
to find out more information. Since each villager will need a Spanish name to go by in the camp, we have prepared a list of Spanish given names, so you can choose one you like. List of Spanish given names (MS Word) Being Away From Home We understand that there might be some anxiety related to your child's leaving home, but separation is part of growing. The Villa Española gives a wonderful opportunity to explore a much bigger world in a safe and well-structured environment. The following articles will assist you in preparing your child for the camp. Packing for the Camp Please make sure that your villager is properly prepared for this wonderful experience by cheking our packing list:
Our general recommendation for packing is to avoid bringing any expensive items. Items such as radios, CD players, televisions, VCRs, DVD players, video game consoles and video games, Ipods or MP3 players, Gameboys, cell phones, laptops are are not allowed. . We also treat candy, food and MONEY as contraband. |
