Good news, everyone! Instead of a bunch of gear and firewood to haul through the preserve that day, you'd all just find a note at the meeting spot letting you know that Gladio was already out at the campsite waiting for you. So all you needed to do this week was hike out there, and, once arrived, you'd find all the provisions and fire started and Gladio nodding in greeting as they all arrived.

"Glad to see you all presumably made it without getting eaten by any wildlife," he greeted with a grin. "Come on, gather around, have a seat, all that good stuff. Snacks and drinks in the coolers, so help yourself. I figured, last week, we talked about building fires and campfire snacks, and so this week might be a good one to cover campfire activities.

"Well," he laughed a little, "most campfire activities tend to just be a lot of talking, a little bit of winding down with your buddies after a long day of travel or hiking, hunting or fishing, or whatever else you're doing while out in the great outdoors. So, a lot of times, there's just campfire stories and campfire songs. Usually, at this point, it would be getting dark, and so scary stories are pretty popular, but there's others, as well. So, today, that's what we're focusing on. Just sharing stories or songs you may know from your own experiences with camping or other similar situations where you just sort of...enjoy company by the fire. You got some good stories or favorite songs? Share 'em with the class. And, if not, maybe you'll pick up a few.

"Barring that, there are games a lot of people play around a campfire, so we'll also have a stab at a nice, classroom-friendly one called I Went to Market, but I'll get into that a little more once everyone's settled."