WAYS TO FILL THAT EXTRA SUITCASE FOR ROMANIA

Warning: this list was written ten years ago and you should be wary of taking items that you can envisage buying in a local village shop in UK as those items are probably now available (and cheaper) in Romania.

Games Equipment

Badminton Racquets! shuttlecocks.

Deflated footballs/soft volleyball!

spongeballs/rugbyballs/minl foot-

rugbyballs.

Frisbees/aerobies

Non stop cricket set (plastic)

Water balloons

Travel size board games

Lots of paper

ColourIng pens/pencils

ColourIng books

Scissors

Cellotape

Marker pens

Gifts

Badges! balloons/stickers

McDonalds/Burger King toys

Pens! pencils/erasers

Hair bands/scrunchees!

scarves

Volleyball net.

Table tennis bats and balls

A Parachute.

Baseball and bat

Tennis bats

Golf clubs + balls

Pack of cards

Threads for friendship bracelets(v. popular)

Face paints

Straws and lollypop sticks( use your imagination)

Exercise Books with lined paper (small size)

Soap/toothpaste/toothbrushes/ Small gifts sized shampoo/smelly stuff

Soft toys

Huge bags of individual sweets in wrappers

Clothes

If you are feeling slightly more adventurous you could bring some Items of

clothing but they must be light in weight unless you want muscles like a

Gladiator- Hats, scarves, t-shirts, socks, shorts, gloves, shoes etc....

Extras

Rubber gloves, air fresheners, string, elastic bands, INFLATABLES( hammers, animals, rings), puppets.

N.B

This Is only a list of things that have been known In the past to find their way

to camps In Romania. I'm sure you can be 100,000,000 times more creative.

Get your thinking caps on.