Summer Camp Master List
Here is the master list for all the entries I have contributed to the usxuk Summer Camp event.
Please see here for a full understanding of the event as well as a complete list of the daily prompts.
Day 01, July 1st- Hero:
Since both of our boys have it in them to be heroes, this is a theme dedicated to that. The idea of a hero is fairly broad, and as such we're leaving it broad for you. Superheroes, military heroes, fairytale heroes, just-saving-the-day-heroes, personal heroes, everyday heroes, the list goes on.
Rating: PG13
Day 02, July 2nd- First Aid
Got a bandaid? A scrape on the knee, an injury on the battlefield, stuck in a hospital bed, etc. As long as first aid is being administered somewhere in the story, whether it's actually doing it or just learning it, you can use it.
Rating: G
Day 03, July 3rd- Science
Anything and everything related to science is good for this theme. Performing scientific experiments, seeing science first hand, scientific breakthroughs, geeking out on science, watching a science show, etc. Whether it's chemistry or dinosaurs or medical miracles, it's all welcome here.
Rating: G
Day 04, July 4th- Happy Birthday
Today's America's birthday, so of course we're going to celebrate. Fanworks should include an American Independence Day theme. It can be during or about the Revolutionary War or it can be a fourth of July long past that/modern. Anything is good as long as it's relevant to the characters and July 4th.
Rating: PG
Day 05, July 5th- Military
Any sector of the armed forces is welcome here, from both the US and the UK. Whether it's America and England in uniform, in combat, attending a military observance, or in another military role, everything is welcome. Military from ANY era is okay.
Rating: R
Day 06, July 6th- Fast Food
Fairly self-explanatory. Be creative with this! Really, we won't be picky. It doesn't need to be an actual fast food establishment they're at. They can be at a park picnicking, cooking out, etc. Just casual dining, or something featuring a traditionally fast food item.
Rating: PG
Day 07, July 7th- Aviation
Keep 'em flying! Aviation is the theme here. You are welcome to use planes, but you do not have to. ANY airborne device is okay- windsails, hot air balloons, blimps, etc. Just as long as aviation is somehow featured; whether it's aviation clothing they're wearing, or they're in a craft, or whatever.
Rating: G
Day 08, July 8th- Music
Music is a huge part of culture, and this theme is all about that. Anything to do with music is fair game. Singing, playing instruments, listening to music, dancing to music, talking about music, etc.
Rating: G
Day 09, July 9th- Gardening
Flowers and plants, gardening and greenhouses. Anything to do with a green thumb goes here; whether it's growing a garden, giving someone flowers, surveying wild plants, or anything of the sort.
Rating: G
Day 10, July 10th- Period Piece
Love clothing and culture from the past? This is for you. The fanworks in this theme must either take place before 1935 (right before the dawn of WWII), or be a throwback to that time period (i.e. them attending a Victorian costume ball in modern times). AU is of course welcome here (as it is in any theme). You can use any era pre-1935, no matter how far back.
Rating: G
Day 11, July 11th- Games
This theme is for games of the non-sports variety (there is a sports theme later for that). Board games, little competitions, video games, bedroom games, childhood games, you name it. Of course they don't have to be playing the game. They can be talking about it, watching it, be analogized to it, etc.
Rating: G
Day 14, July 14th- Theater
Whether musicals or plays, Shakespeare or Sondheim, this theme is all about the theater. It could be performing a musical, seeing a Broadway/West End production, reading a play, cast in a crossover as characters from a musical/play, paralleling something to theater, etc.
Rating: G
Day 15, July 15th- Hiking/Camping
Anything involving traversing the great outdoors hiking and camping style! You can mix up the hiking a bit and include climbing, spelunking, etc. Whether they're cooking out at a campground, or climbing a mountain trail, it's all welcome.
Rating: G
Day 16, July 16th- Nighttime
Lights out! Anything is welcome, as long as it takes place at night and is at least somewhat relevant to it being as such. Whether they're out looking at the stars or inside the house, it's welcome.
Rating: G
Day 21, July 21st- Road Trip
Taking to the road together! Note that this does NOT need to be in a car. They can be taking a boat trip, riding horses, on a quest, etc. Just as long as the idea of a roadtrip (a fairly lengthy trip to reach a destination, or to stop at destinations along the way), is there.
Rating: G
Day 22, July 22nd- Correspondence
How do they communicate with each other when they're not face to face? Email, Skype, letters, phone calls, etc. Anything about America and England corresponding with each other. It can take place during any era, of course.
Rating: G
Day 23, July 23rd- Rain
Whether it's a shower or a storm, a freezing rain or a warm sunshower, your fanwork must feature rain in some way shape or form. They can be outside in it, thinking about it, inside but soaking wet from it, etc.
Rating: G
Day 24, July 24th- Smile
Share a smile? The fanwork must feature the theme smile/smiling in some way shape or form. This should be pretty self explanatory.
Rating: G
Day 25, July 25th- Tea/Coffee
The beverages of choice for England and America respectively. Either tea, coffee, or both must be featured in the fanwork somewhere. They can be drinking it, discussing it, going to/working at a place that sells it, etc.
Rating: G
Day 26, July 26th- Nekotalia
Anything featuring Himaruya's Nekotalia universe. It can be the cats by themselves, the cats with normal America and England, AU, non-AU, etc.
Rating: G
Day 27, July 28th- Tropical Vacation
Because taking a trip down to the tropics always sounds like a great idea. America and England go on a tropical vacation! Are they on a cruise, staying at an island hotel, scuba diving, sunbathing, or what? It's up to you. As for a location that would constitute a 'tropical vacation,' I'll leave it up to you. I trust you won't have them sipping drinks in the Yukon or something. XD
Rating: G
Day 28, July 31st- Love
This is the last theme of summer camp, so you get a nice, vague, simple one. Love! The idea of love must be featured in your fanwork. Go wild!
Rating: G
Please see here for a full understanding of the event as well as a complete list of the daily prompts.
Day 01, July 1st- Hero:
Since both of our boys have it in them to be heroes, this is a theme dedicated to that. The idea of a hero is fairly broad, and as such we're leaving it broad for you. Superheroes, military heroes, fairytale heroes, just-saving-the-day-heroes, personal heroes, everyday heroes, the list goes on.
Rating: PG13
Day 02, July 2nd- First Aid
Got a bandaid? A scrape on the knee, an injury on the battlefield, stuck in a hospital bed, etc. As long as first aid is being administered somewhere in the story, whether it's actually doing it or just learning it, you can use it.
Rating: G
Day 03, July 3rd- Science
Anything and everything related to science is good for this theme. Performing scientific experiments, seeing science first hand, scientific breakthroughs, geeking out on science, watching a science show, etc. Whether it's chemistry or dinosaurs or medical miracles, it's all welcome here.
Rating: G
Day 04, July 4th- Happy Birthday
Today's America's birthday, so of course we're going to celebrate. Fanworks should include an American Independence Day theme. It can be during or about the Revolutionary War or it can be a fourth of July long past that/modern. Anything is good as long as it's relevant to the characters and July 4th.
Rating: PG
Day 05, July 5th- Military
Any sector of the armed forces is welcome here, from both the US and the UK. Whether it's America and England in uniform, in combat, attending a military observance, or in another military role, everything is welcome. Military from ANY era is okay.
Rating: R
Day 06, July 6th- Fast Food
Fairly self-explanatory. Be creative with this! Really, we won't be picky. It doesn't need to be an actual fast food establishment they're at. They can be at a park picnicking, cooking out, etc. Just casual dining, or something featuring a traditionally fast food item.
Rating: PG
Day 07, July 7th- Aviation
Keep 'em flying! Aviation is the theme here. You are welcome to use planes, but you do not have to. ANY airborne device is okay- windsails, hot air balloons, blimps, etc. Just as long as aviation is somehow featured; whether it's aviation clothing they're wearing, or they're in a craft, or whatever.
Rating: G
Day 08, July 8th- Music
Music is a huge part of culture, and this theme is all about that. Anything to do with music is fair game. Singing, playing instruments, listening to music, dancing to music, talking about music, etc.
Rating: G
Day 09, July 9th- Gardening
Flowers and plants, gardening and greenhouses. Anything to do with a green thumb goes here; whether it's growing a garden, giving someone flowers, surveying wild plants, or anything of the sort.
Rating: G
Day 10, July 10th- Period Piece
Love clothing and culture from the past? This is for you. The fanworks in this theme must either take place before 1935 (right before the dawn of WWII), or be a throwback to that time period (i.e. them attending a Victorian costume ball in modern times). AU is of course welcome here (as it is in any theme). You can use any era pre-1935, no matter how far back.
Rating: G
Day 11, July 11th- Games
This theme is for games of the non-sports variety (there is a sports theme later for that). Board games, little competitions, video games, bedroom games, childhood games, you name it. Of course they don't have to be playing the game. They can be talking about it, watching it, be analogized to it, etc.
Rating: G
Day 14, July 14th- Theater
Whether musicals or plays, Shakespeare or Sondheim, this theme is all about the theater. It could be performing a musical, seeing a Broadway/West End production, reading a play, cast in a crossover as characters from a musical/play, paralleling something to theater, etc.
Rating: G
Day 15, July 15th- Hiking/Camping
Anything involving traversing the great outdoors hiking and camping style! You can mix up the hiking a bit and include climbing, spelunking, etc. Whether they're cooking out at a campground, or climbing a mountain trail, it's all welcome.
Rating: G
Day 16, July 16th- Nighttime
Lights out! Anything is welcome, as long as it takes place at night and is at least somewhat relevant to it being as such. Whether they're out looking at the stars or inside the house, it's welcome.
Rating: G
Day 21, July 21st- Road Trip
Taking to the road together! Note that this does NOT need to be in a car. They can be taking a boat trip, riding horses, on a quest, etc. Just as long as the idea of a roadtrip (a fairly lengthy trip to reach a destination, or to stop at destinations along the way), is there.
Rating: G
Day 22, July 22nd- Correspondence
How do they communicate with each other when they're not face to face? Email, Skype, letters, phone calls, etc. Anything about America and England corresponding with each other. It can take place during any era, of course.
Rating: G
Day 23, July 23rd- Rain
Whether it's a shower or a storm, a freezing rain or a warm sunshower, your fanwork must feature rain in some way shape or form. They can be outside in it, thinking about it, inside but soaking wet from it, etc.
Rating: G
Day 24, July 24th- Smile
Share a smile? The fanwork must feature the theme smile/smiling in some way shape or form. This should be pretty self explanatory.
Rating: G
Day 25, July 25th- Tea/Coffee
The beverages of choice for England and America respectively. Either tea, coffee, or both must be featured in the fanwork somewhere. They can be drinking it, discussing it, going to/working at a place that sells it, etc.
Rating: G
Day 26, July 26th- Nekotalia
Anything featuring Himaruya's Nekotalia universe. It can be the cats by themselves, the cats with normal America and England, AU, non-AU, etc.
Rating: G
Day 27, July 28th- Tropical Vacation
Because taking a trip down to the tropics always sounds like a great idea. America and England go on a tropical vacation! Are they on a cruise, staying at an island hotel, scuba diving, sunbathing, or what? It's up to you. As for a location that would constitute a 'tropical vacation,' I'll leave it up to you. I trust you won't have them sipping drinks in the Yukon or something. XD
Rating: G
Day 28, July 31st- Love
This is the last theme of summer camp, so you get a nice, vague, simple one. Love! The idea of love must be featured in your fanwork. Go wild!
Rating: G