[MR] Youth Activities at Fall Crown Tournament 2010, Saturday November 6, 2010, 2 to 3:45 PM

[Chancellor Minor- Barony of Highland Foorde, Atlantia]

Youth Activities at Fall Crown Tournament 2010, Saturday November 6, 2010, 2
to 3:45 PM

Stitch a belt favor
Blind man's bluff
Broach project
Create your own heraldry
Medieval coloring books
Viking Beads
Various games for the older youth (chess, nine man morris)
Books

Parents, please keep in mind the Society’s guidelines for the safety of your
precious children:
* Parents, legal guardians or temporary guardians are responsible for the
children that they bring with them to an event.
* It is the parents’ or designated adults’ responsibility to know the
location & activities of the children at all times.
* There must not be an expectation of other adults to supervise or control
minors that may wander off during an event.
* Children that are 4 years of age and younger are not allowed to be
unsupervised without their parent/legal guardian, even at Youth Activities.
* A child 11 years of age and younger should be in eyesight & earshot of
parents, designated adult(s) or teenager(s) at all times. It is suggested
that children in this age group not to be allowed to wander freely at
official events; & that they are periodically checked on to ensure their
safety and appropriate behavior.
* Children that are 12 years of age & younger are not considered suitable
babysitters.

Please also read the Children’s Activities
Guidelines<http://youth.atlantia.sca.org/postme.pdf>and Parental
Responsibilities for Children at SCA
Events<http://youth.atlantia.sca.org/parentguidelines.pdf>
.

Registration: Participants must be signed in AND out by a parent, guardian,
or other responsible party, and must be picked up no later than 15 minutes
after the posted close of Youth Activities. Youth should be attired in
simple garb, have minor waivers on file with event registration, and must be
properly identified with their name and the name of their parents or person
responsible for them at the event on their person at all times. You must
sign-in on the appropriate sign-in sheet, including where you will be
on-site. Youth should not bring personal articles with them while attending
Supervised Youth Activities, and the Coordinator will not be responsible for
lost, broken, or stolen items.

Support: It is requested that parents make a donation of supplies or
contribute volunteer hours to the Youth Activities. (We remind parents that
the Youth Activities is not a baby-sitting service and is provided as a
courtesy to event participants.) Our wish list of preferred donations
includes, but is not limited to: complete simple board games, puzzles,
blocks, coloring books, storybooks, jump ropes, balls, as well as arts &
craft supplies like paint, paper, glue, glitter, clay, and crayons. All SCA
parents need to donate items or time.

Sincerely,
Jacintha of Highland Foorde
Youth Activity Coordinator for Fall CrownTournament 2010
Chancellor Minor - Barony of Highland Foorde
hfyouth at highlandfoorde.atlantia.sca.org