Where and When

One last thing is missing: where the camp is, and when the kids arrive and leave. Add a third section, Where and When, between the introduction and the program, so that it's the first section of the page. Like the other two, it's a div with its own heading.

It has two paragraphs. The first one is about the arrival and the departure:

Arrival: July 6 at 10:00. Departure: July 19 at 16:00.

The second one is the address of the camp, on three lines, just like on an envelope:

Beaver Creek Campsite
15 Lakeside Road
Pine Hill

A tip: remember the poem on the cat page. The browser runs the lines of the code together, unless you tell it where a new line starts.

That's the whole page. You've built a web page from scratch on your own: its skeleton, headings on two levels, paragraphs, two kinds of lists, highlighted text and sections. In the next lesson, you'll learn about attributes, links, images and videos, which could give the camp's page a link to a map and photos from last summer.