Happy camper

I'm filling in summer camp forms for the children. I want them to take Mabel as well as her brother, so I'm just going to leave some sections of hers blank, I think.

You can figure out for yourselves which parts of this I'm not really submitting.

• Child's likes and dislikes: Likes: active play, imaginary play. Dislikes: You, probably.
• Enjoys these physical activities: Climbing (trees, onto the top of the car), bike riding (barefoot), balancing precariously and swinging upside down over concrete surfaces.
• My child has difficulty with these activities: Cleaning up, being polite to authority figures.
• Things my child might need help with: Drying/dressing after swimming.
• Fears and concerns of the participant: That you might not operate entirely according to her wishes.
• Specific behavioural concerns: That she might be horrible to everyone.
• Triggers of the specific behavioural concerns: Crossing her in any way, thwarting her will, etc.
• What behavioural techniques have been successful that can be maintained during the program? Flagrant bribery with new dolls, Barbies, trips to Target, ice cream. 

I tell myself that she's perfectly fine (mostly) at school and camp is just like school only more fun (probably). She'll be a model camper.

Right?

(And I'll get two weeks of six blessed hours' peace Every Day.)

Do they have s'mores at camp?