Outdoor Code Basics
What is the first word in the Outdoor Code?
As
What should you always do with your trash?
Pack it out
What tool helps put out a fire?
A bucket of water or a shovel
What should you do when you meet hikers on a narrow trail?
Step aside and let them pass
What does it mean to be "conservation-minded"?
Take care of nature so it lasts
What is the second promise in the Outdoor Code?
Be careful with fire
True or False: It's okay to pick wildflowers in a park.
False
What should you always have near a campfire?
Water or sand
Should you be loud or quiet in nature?
Quit
Why is it important to stay on trails?
To protect plants and prevent erosion
How many promises are in the Outdoor Code?
Four
What's a polite way to handle snack wrappers on a hike?
Put them in your pocket or pack until you find a trash can
True or False: It's okay to leave a fire unattended for a short time.
False
Should you chase animals you see in the wild?
No
What can you bring to help pick up trash safely?
Gloves and a trash bag.
What does the Outdoor Code start with: "As an ______"?
American
What's one way to show respect at a campsite?
Clean up after yourself
Name two things that can start a wildfire.
Matches and lightning (or campfires and fireworks)
What do you do if someone is being unsafe outdoors?
Tell a leader or adult
What's a good motto for taking care of the Earth?
Leave no trace (or "Think Green")
Say the full Outdoor Code.
As an American, I will do my best to be clean in my outdoor manners, be careful with fire, be considerate in the outdoors, and be conservation-minded.
What does "Leave No Trace" mean?
Leave nature the way you found it (or better)
List three rules for campfire safety
Keep it small, never leave it alone, fully put it out
Give an example of how to be kind to others in nature.
Share the trail, help carry gear, pick up trash together
Name three ways to help protect wildlife.
Don't feed animals, stay quiet, don't litter