Scout Law
As Patrol Leader, you admit you forgot to bring the duty roster and work with your patrol to fix the problem.
What is trustworthy?
This youth leader runs troop meetings, leads the PLC, and is the primary youth leader of the troop.
Who is the Senior Patrol Leader, Jett.
This knot is used to join two ropes of equal thickness and is often taught first in Scoutbook.
What is the square knot?
Lay flat, stake corners, add poles, insert pole into pin.
How to set up a tent?
This is the group that meets monthly to plan troop activities, meetings and campouts.
Who are the PLC?
You notice two Scouts arguing during a campout and step in calmly to help them resolve it.
What is kind?
This position helps the SPL and often fills in when the SPL is absent. (Name all Scouts)
Who are the Assistant Senior Patrol Leaders, Caden, William and Julian.
This adjustable knot as ideal for tightening a tent guyline.
What is the Taut-Line Hitch?
Done at the end of every campout before leaving the campsite.
What is trash sweep?
This teaching method stands for Explain, Demonstrate, Guide, and Enable and is used when Scouts teach skills to others.
What is EDGE?
You make sure everyone in your patrol has a role during meal prep, even if it takes longer.
What is helpful?
This position is responsible for troop gear, checking equipment in and out, and making sure everything is ready for campouts. These scouts should be the ONLY ones entering the trailer. (Name all three)
Who are the Quartermasters, Aiden, Nick and Peter.
This knot is commonly used to secure a rope to a pole, tree, or tent stake.
What is the Clove Hitch?
Wash, rinse and sanitize.
What the three parts of the wash station?
This acronym helps a Scout remember what to do first if they realize they are lost during an activity.
What is STOP?
You follow the Scoutmaster’s instructions and help your patrol do the same, even when it’s not your favorite plan.
What is obedient?
This position teaches Scout skills, helps with advancement, and works closely with new Scouts.
Who is the Troop Guide, George and Jeffrey.
Known as the “rescue knot,” this knot makes a fixed loop that won’t slip under load.
What is the bowline knot?
The person who is responsible for purchasing the food for the meal plan.
Who is the grubmaster?
This outdoor ethics acronym encourages Scouts to travel responsibly and care for the outdoors.
What is TREAD lightly?
You keep morale high and adjust the plan when bad weather changes the schedule.
What is cheerful?
This leader promotes Leave No Trace principles and helps the troop care for the outdoors on outings.
What is Outdoor Ethic Guide, Arjun?
This knot is a binding knot used to join two ropes of unequal thickness or different materials.
What is a sheetbend knot?
This camp tool assigns patrol members jobs like cooking, cleaning, and water duty so everyone shares responsibility.
What is a duty roster?
This safety acronym reminds Scouts to use proper gear, supervision, fitness, and discipline during activities.
What is SAFE?