Beginning to Camp! (Lake Houston State Park)
The students and staff spent the weekend at the Nature Center, hiking in the woods, making and reading maps and cooking. We experienced cooking on a stove, a barbeque pit, and an open fire.

The students and staff spent the weekend at the Nature Center, hiking in the woods, making and reading maps and cooking. We experienced cooking on a stove, a barbeque pit, and an open fire.

L.I.F.E. was welcomed by the well-trained course instructors. We put on our harnesses, listened to the rules, and stretched out as a group. The students cheered one another up the wall to ring the bell! Once they have made it up the climbing wall a decision had to be made. Either strap into the zip-line…
Wow, it rained, and then it really rained! L.I.F.E. endured the rain and managed to hike, fish, cook, play games, and work on personal care! The tarps went up over the tents and around our kitchen, and we managed to stay dry. The students hiked to the fishing hole, and learned all about safety when…
L.I.F.E. ‘s booth offered the public the opportunity to try their skill at lacing and tying a shoe, signing their name, and placing the paper into a three-ring binder all while under blindfold! The students spent the day demonstrating their skills at the tasks and enjoying the sights and sounds of the Blueberry Festival.
On Saturday, November 10, 2018, LIFE had a booth where festival goers had an opportunity to explore visual impairments with the use of simulators and blindfolds. They were able to explore braille and the equipment student shoes on a daily basis.