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In the meantime, you can help your daughter make a smooth transition back to home life by asking her to share her summer with you.

The post-camp blues generally fade within a day or two. Don’t worry - it doesn’t mean your daughter isn’t happy to see you! She might just need a little bit of time to get used to being away from camp… just like she needed time to get used to being away from home in June. It’s not at all unusual for campers to feel sad about leaving their “summer sisters” at the end of the season. In addition to the change of environment, your daughter may be emotional about leaving camp. (Even the senior staff and directors go through the same process of readjusting to the “real world” come August!) After seven weeks of sharing a cabin with a dozen other girls, eating meals in the loud, spirited dining hall and moving from activity to activity every hour, even girls who can’t wait to get home frequently need a few days to reacclimate to the peace and quite of home. What you might not realize is that your daughter may find it challenging to adjust to life after camp! Bryn Mawr has become a second home over the course of the summer, and she’s gotten used to the routine of camp life. You probably aren’t surprised to hear that campers sometimes have a hard time settling in to the camp routine at the beginning of the summer. Color War, the last big event of the summer, is underway, and before you know it the girls will be packing up their duffels and boarding the buses home.

Ms.It’s hard for us to believe, but the summer is just about to come to a close! It seems as though the end of camp sneaks up on us every year.

The Phoenix 2016-2017 Issue 6: Purim Edition.

Robotics Club, Team Hidary, Competes at Dalton FTC.

Freshmen Girl Vision Mapping with Mrs.

Pathfinders Update: Flatbush Students Attend Toy Fair.

Pathfinders Update: Students Learn About The Busin.

Shushan Purim Faculty Assembly 2017/5777.

Traveling Troupe Brings Smiles to the Elderly.

Students Attend Coterie at the Javitz Center.

Heritage Trip to Poland 2017/5777: Day 1.

Sephardic Heritage Trip 2017/5777: Day 1.

Adar 5777: Rikkudim & Senior Masquerade.

Student Learn About Restaurant Management at Bison.

Heritage Trip to Poland 2017/5777: Day 2.

Sephardic Heritage Trip 2017/5777: Day 2.

Students Lobby in Albany with Teach NYS!.

Heritage Trip to Poland 2017/5777: Day 3.

Sephardic Heritage Trip 2017/5777: Day 3.

High School Students Mentor Elementary School Lego.

Sephardic Heritage Trip 2017/5777: Day 4.

No matter where we stand in life, each and every one of us will be instilled with the power to do the right thing. This color war helped the students believe in their ability to do just that. It is our job to use these traits to change our lives and make the world a better place. Four of them being Integrity (yellow), Curiosity (green), Resilience (red) and Bravery (navy). Each of us have the ability to choose from right and wrong but we have to use specific lenses to view our situations to make sure we decide the correct path to take. This year's color war was all about inspiring the students to find the right path to take on their journey through life. The intro videos describing each theme came on screen. We introduced the thoughtful and inspiring themes for this year. Colored lights flashed and students began to get pumped up and excited for these next few days of intense competition.

At that point Arazi turned to the crowd and riled them up chanting "Color War! Color War!" The lights shut off and intense music started to play! Through the back doors, the Generals stormed the aisles making their way to the stage. In a staged argument between, senior, Albert Arazi and Rabbi Beyda, the two went back and forth over how the student don't even want a Color War. It began with a school-wide assembly where Rabbi Beyda spoke to the student body about the annual 'Study Survey.' He ended the assembly by telling the students to go back to class. Since there was major speculation that color war was to break out, the students were confused. The 2017 Yeshivah of Flatbush Joel Braverman High School Color War was a huge success from start to finish.