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Friday night camping information
- Participants may spend the night at Camp Falling Rock on Friday night.
- You will not be in the same campsite as Saturday night so you will need to take down your tent before the session begins.
- Do whatever it takes to stay dry. It will be a very long night if you are wet or cold.
- Staying dry (and warm) at night usually means a COMPLETE change of clothing for sleeping.
- See how to make a thermal bag liner by clicking here.
- See Winter Camping Hints from MacScouter.com by clicking HERE
Saturday Day and Saturday Night information
- Layer your clothing for maximum warmth
- Keep your head warm, both day and night
- Bring some high energy food for snacking ... trail mix, etc...
- Even if it is cold, you will need to hydrate via furnished beverages or your own
- Do whatever it takes to stay dry... you will be walking to demos
- Staying dry (and warm) at night usually means a COMPLETE change of clothing for sleeping.
- See how to make a thermal bag liner by clicking here.
- See Winter Camping Hints from MacScouter.com by clicking HERE
Map to Camp Falling Rock
Map of Camp Falling Rock
Objectives
- Relate interactions with Cub Scout Packs.
- Learn the importance of the Outdoor Program as a Method in Scouting.
- Demonstrate and use a variety of practical Scoutcraft skills.
- Compare and contrast between short-term camps and long-term camps.
- Learn the Scout camping opportunities available in the Simon Kenton Council.
- Identify the importance of fun and inspiration in camping and outdoor activities.
- Apply the health and safety policies and procedures of the Boy Scouts of America.
- Compete in a contest of Scoutcraft skills.
- Rededicate yourself to the Scouting ideals.
- Discuss Scouting’s values and ethics.
Agenda
- National Training Syllabus
Troop-Pack Relationships
Leaders Round Robin
Safety in Camp
Safe Swim Defense
Skill-A-Round (using the skills you have learned)
Participant-produced Campfire
Worship in Camp
Ethics in Action
Handouts on CD
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