Knots
This is the first knot in Boy Scouts you learned, signifying the joining of you to scouts.
Square Knot
This Eagle Scout was known for founding a major computer software and being the richest man in the world.
Bill Gates
This is the Boy Scout Motto
"Be Prepared"
This phrase starts the Scout Oath.
"On my honor"
This is the name of the largest canyon in the United States.
Grand Canyon
This knot is used to tie a boat to a dock or used as a rescue knot.
Bowline
This Director of E.T. was also an Eagle Scout
Steven Spielberg
This major event is held every four years and brings Scouts together from around the world.
World Scout Jamboree
This is the seventh law in the Scout Law.
Obedient
ThisU.S. national park is home to Old Faithful, a famous geyser
Yellowstone National Park
This knot starts and ends lashing wood together.
Clove Hitch
This US President was the only president to become an Eagle Scout.
Gerald Ford
This Person Founded the Boy Scouts.
Robert Baden-Powell
This is the number of laws in the Scout Law.
12
This mountain range runs along the eastern United States
Appalachian Mountains
Commonly used knot for rock climbing used to prevent a rope from slipping through equipment with a number 1-9 in the name.
Figure 8 knot (or figure 9)
This Famous Major League Baseball Shortstop played for the New York Yankees and won 5 World Series.
Derek Jeter
This was the year Boy Scouts of America was founded.
1910
This is the final principle of the Outdoor Code
"Be conservation minded"
This famous rock formation, located in Yosemite National Park, is popular for climbing
El Capitan
This knot is used to join 2 pieces of rope that are different sizes together.
Sheet Bend
This founder of a banking company sharing the same name, was as rich as he was an Eagle Scout.
Charles Schwab
What was the original name of the Eagle Scout Rank in BSA.
Wolf Scout Rank
This is the second Leave No Trace Principle.
"Travel and camp on durable surfaces"
This is the tallest mountain in North America.
Deanli