camping
what is the first thing you do when you go camping?
find the spot where you will have your tent and fire etc.
who do you call for an injury?
911
what is the scout law?
A scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent
what do you use to start a fire?
flint and steel
matches
lighter
what is BSA stand for
Boy scouts of America
what are the four things you need for a campout
food
water
shelter
clothes
should you always have a first aid kit when camping
yes
what is the scout oath?
on my honor, I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country, to obey the scout law, to help people at all times, keep my self physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.
what are the steps of building a fire?
kindling
small sticks
bigger branches
logs
Tie a square knot
Have older scout check
What makes a good spot for camping?
No rocks or sticks
Dry area
No water collection
what can you use to make a splint out of while on a hike with your troop.
handkerchief or rope and sticks
what is the scout motto?
Be prepared
what should you use to contain a fire?
A fire ring
what do we sell during the fall?
popcorn
what is the last thing you do before leaving your campgrounds?
check for trash and make sure fire is out.
who do you call for a poisonous animal bite?
poison control or 911
what is the scout slogan?
do a good turn daily.
should you leave your hot embers when you leave?
No
who made boy scouts?
Robert Baden Powell
should you always put a rain fly on your tent?
yes because of dew and possible showers not know about.
you and your friends are hiking and one gets bit by a snake you think it could be venomous and you take our friend to the doctor what should you do
take a picture of the snake and show where they were bitten.
what is the most important point in the scout law?
How do you make sure a fire is out?
by pouring water on it until no embers remain
what is the outdoor code?
As an American, I will do my best, to be clean in my outdoor manor, to be careful with fire, to be considerate of the outdoors, and be conservation-minded.