Explorer Setting Up a Shelter
A young explorer kneels in tall grass beside a large cone-shaped tent under soft clouds.
A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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What the explorer setting up a shelter shows
The child wears a pith helmet and jacket while kneeling near the entrance of the tall, cone-shaped shelter. Clumps of high grass surround the campsite, and fluffy clouds fill part of the sky behind it. The explorer is working close to the entrance as the shelter is being set up in the clearing.
Interesting facts about setting up a shelter
A good campsite is normally placed on firm, level ground where water is less likely to collect. Tent fabric needs even support so that it stays stable and does not sag heavily. Campers also check the area for natural hazards before settling in and avoid damaging nearby plants whenever possible.
Real-life colors of the explorer and campsite
- Pith helmet: traditionally light tan, khaki, or off-white
- Explorer's jacket: often khaki, olive green, tan, or brown
- Cone-shaped tent: commonly beige, canvas tan, green, or orange
- Tall grass: fresh green, yellow-green, or dry golden brown
- Clouds and sky: clouds are white or pale gray, and a clear sky appears blue