Troop One Scouting Fundamentals
Final Version, modified for the
Table of contents:
Requirements that cant be done in Summer Camp
Scouts taking Scouting Fundamentals
Scouts not First Class that are not taking Scouting Fundamentals
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Sunday |
Afternoon |
Swim Tests S7b (beginner) and F9b (swimmer) |
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Monday |
Morning |
Introduce STAs and the bead game Knots & Lashings T4a cut and whip and fuse rope needed for the week T4b hitch knots F7a demo and discuss lashings F7b Scouts does the three lashings and timber hitch and clove hitch F7c A camp gadget ot group project is done F8a Bowline is learned on shot tying ropes and on the 50 coiled and thrown rope. Two and one handed. T7 Scouting Principles T8 Patrol name, yell and flag T9 Buddy system |
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Afternoon |
2:45 Totin chip (S2c, S2d part) 2:30 instructional swim |
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Tuesday |
Morning |
T5 Hiking Rules S1a Compass & map & symbols F1 finding directions w/o compass DAY (shadow stick and equal length shadow methods) Nature Hike hike white trail T11 Poison Plants S5 10 wild animals F6 10 native plants Project create leaf board |
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Afternoon |
1:45 100 foot compass course setup 2:45 Fireman chit (S2d part, S2e, S2f) 2:30 instructional swim |
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Evening |
10:00 F1 finding directions w/o compass Night (North Star & constellation methods) |
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Wednesday |
Morning |
First Aid T12a Heimilich Maneuver T12b Tenderfoot First Aid S6a Hurry Cases S6b Personal first aid kit demo and checkoff S6c Second Class fist Aid F8b Demo Bandages F8c Moving the injured F8d Heart Attacks/CPR |
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Afternoon |
2:00 CPR for merit badges (paramedic) 2:30 instructional swim (S7c & F9c) |
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Evening |
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Thursday |
Morning |
T10a or T10b Personal fitness tests T3 presentation on duty rosters & menu prep S2b presentation on site selection F5 Visit with civic leader |
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Afternoon |
S1b - Hike Yellow Trail with camp, use map and compass. 2:30 instructional swim |
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Evening |
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Friday |
Morning |
100 foot compass course if not done |
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Afternoon |
1:45 Red Trail Service if no other service project found by then 2:30 instructional swim (S7c & F9c) F2 one mile orientation hike, measuring heights (stick and felling method) and widths (salute, stick and compass method) |
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T6 Demo Flag Care use as filler time
S7a Safe Swim Defense Training use as filler time
F9a Safety Afloat Training use as filler time
S7c Water Rescue (at Pool) talk to the pool director and schedule a time
F9c Show line rescue (at Pool) talk to the pool director and schedule a time
S3 Participate in Flag Ceremony find a way
S4 One hour Service Project talk to camp and schedule a time
T1 Preparing to camp
T2 Camp in a tent you pitch
T3 Prepare meal
S2a and F3 Activity requirements
S2b
Select
S2g cook over wood fire (August campout)
S8 Drug and Alcohol program evidence of DARE completion is all that is needed here.
F4a-e First Class Cooking
q Must have one Lead Instructor
q QM and Librarian, responsible for training materials
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Lead Instructor |
Instructor 2 |
Instructor 3 |
Instructor 4 |
Instructor 5 |
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9:00 AM |
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10:00 AM |
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11:00 AM |
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12:00 AM |
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14 boys in total |
Group I |
Group II |
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10:00 11:00 AM (one hour)
14 boys |
Names of scouts who are not first Class, but who went to Summer Camp before (3 boys in 2002) |
List of names of all new scouts since last summer camp who are not significantly advanced to first class (11 boys in 2002)
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11:00 12:30 AM (1.5 hours)
11 boys |
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q List these scouts and the requirements they need.
q Encourage them to attend sessions for the requirements they need.
q Covering for rain
q Tables for up to 14 boys (4-5 Instructors)
q Should be away from the center of camp if possible.
q Easels and Easel paper
q Easel markers
q White board
q White Board Markers
q White poster board (6-10 sheets)
q STA cards
q Beads
q STA Scorecard sheets
q Advancement Scorecards posted and able to be updated
q Laminated posters of Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class requirements
q Clip boards
q Boy Scout Handbook
q Pens and pencils
q Spiral notebook
q Water bottle for hiking
q Personal First Aid kit
q Small backpack or fanny pack for hiking
q Compass if they have one
q Scout knife if they have one
q Rain gear for hiking
q Proper footwear
q Other Scout Outdoor essentials
q Rope for tying knots 6 braided nylon 3/8 each x 20 ropes = 120
q Rope for lashing 15 foot lengths of Ό braided nylon or manila x 20 or more = 300 minimum
q String for whipping 200 to 300 feet
q Candles in holders to aid fusing
q Poles for camp gadgets or lashing project
q Designs for lashing projects
q Multiple compasses
q Maps for orientation
q Maps for map symbols
q Map symbol folders
q 100 foot stake course (the wooden stakes and FRED)
q Tape measure to set course
q Compass game cards
q Star chart (s)
q 12 ruler
q 36 yardstick
q tape measure (cloth like mom uses)
q Camp maps of the white trail (14)
q Plant and animal guides
q Tape for making a leaf board
q Board for leaf board
q Labels for leaf board?
q 50 rope for coiling and throwing (best soft braided nylon ½)
q lightweight stoves, fuel bottles and fuel
q Strike anywhere matches
q Pots / pot pliers to boil water or cook a boiler bag
q A camping boiler bag treat?
q Patrol flag parts
q Separate American flag for folding (bring 2?)
q A good example of a S6b Personal first Aid kit
q Blanket or two for first aid demo and transport
q 30 (?) triangle bandages
q TG demonstrates using the BS Handbook and their experience
q Every requirement refers to page numbers in handbook. Use them.
q Scout repeats / shows / tells << pay attention to the verb in the requirement
q Hands ON!!
q Scout is tested
q Requirements are earned and are not automatic
q Scout handbooks are signed
q SPL and SM will make clear who may sign off books. If in doubt, check with them.
q Advancement scorecard is signed off
q Scorecard info is transferred to the computer