There was a one-hour rest period after lunch, followed by Hitler Youth activities, learning practical outdoor skills, outdoor games, sports and evening entertainment such as music and newsreels.[25] Children were normally in bed at 21:00.[27] Sunday worship was permitted, but the camps were officially non-religious and were instructed in February 1941 to watch out for "religious counter-propaganda".[28] Some former KLV children report slightly different daily routines.[29] Older boys also received pre-military training such as marching and shooting.[26]