Here at the Letters to Camp Blog, we are always looking for new ways to add humor to letters to your camper. So we scoured our favorite AI tools, free Google AI search, free Microsoft Copilot, free ChatGPT, and the paid version of Claude. We’ve included sources where available. Following are our top selections that are unexpected, engaging, and fun.
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How Can I Write Funny Letters to My Child at Sleepaway Camp?
Published July 31, 2025 Artificial Intelligence - AI , Funny letters , Letter ideas , Letters to camp , Overnight camp , Overviews Leave a CommentTags: AI, ChatGPT, Children, Claude AI, Funny, funny letter ideas, funny letters, Google Gemini, Imaginary Crisis, Jokes, Letters to Camp Blog, Microsoft Copilot, Overnight camp, riddles, Secret Code, sleepaway camp, Top 10 Lists
Write with Intention
Published July 21, 2025 Inspiring Your Camper , Letter-writing advice , Letters to camp , Overnight camp Leave a CommentTags: Camp, family, How to write a letter to a child at overnight camp, Letters to camp, Overnight camp, Summer camp
Your letters to camp can have a big impact on your child. Take the time to consider what you want to achieve so you can help your child to thrive at overnight camp.
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Published August 28, 2023 Letters to camp , Overnight camp Leave a CommentTags: nearsightedness, sunlight, vision, Wall Street Journal
Camp is great for so many reasons… fostering independence, learning how to make new friends, learning skills… and now, it may also be good for your kids’ vision as well.
Turns out that that the more time your kids spend in sunlight, the less likely they are to develop nearsightedness. Sure, some kids are going to develop nearsightedness regardless of how much time they spend in the sun. But the typical child will be less likely to develop it if they spend time in the sun, according to The Wall Street Journal (requires subscription).
I’m not a medical expert, but I’m sure that sun-exposure has to continue through the year, not just in summer. The good news is that even cloudy weather will suffice. But at least during summer, you’ll know that your kids are getting good sun exposure – even if just from going from building to building, and more likely from playing land and water sports, and just hanging out outside.
So go ahead, send your kids to camp. You’ll be amazed at what they see.
A Good Disconnect
Published July 19, 2012 Electronics , Letters to camp , Musings , Opinion , Overnight camp , Parenting 1 CommentTags: Cell phones, Email, Hollee Actman Becker, Kidsicknes, Letters to camp, Mashable, Musings, Overnight camp, Parenting, Slate, sleepaway camp, Suburb Babble, Summer camp, Time
When I was growing up, kids didn’t have the constant electronic tether to their parents that they do today. It caused the inevitable problems of course – for instance, never knowing where my brother was at dinner time (and having to call everyone in the neighborhood to find out), going to the wrong mall entrance to get picked up and missing our mom, not knowing when she’d get there to pick us up, etc.
The Importance of Letters to Camp
Published June 13, 2011 1) Introduction , Letters to camp , Overnight camp , Parenting Leave a CommentTags: Camp, campers, Facebook, Funny, humor, Letters to camp, Overnight camp, Parenting, sleepaway camp, YouTube
Congratulations!
As your camper begins his or her stay at summer camp, you are about to embark upon one of the greatest adventures of being a parent, grandparent, aunt, uncle, brother, sister, cousin, or friend. The adventure? Writing letters to camp of course! Continue reading ‘The Importance of Letters to Camp’
Fill-In-The-Blank Letter
Published June 30, 2010 Funny , Jokes , Letter ideas , Letters to camp , Overnight camp 3 CommentsTags: Fill in blank letter, fill-in-the-blank letter, Funny camp letters, Funny letters to campers, Letters to camp, Sample camp letters, Sample letters to camp
Last summer I wrote the “Multiple Choice Letter #1.” Your kids will love multiple choice letters – and you’ll save time too.
But sometimes, “fill-in-the-blank letters work well too. Here’s a sample fill-in-the-blank letter that will zip up your letter-writing. I’ve left this blank so you can cut, paste and fill it in with the least effort.
The letter even includes a section for crossing the road jokes, which you can find at Jokes’N Jokes
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