Scouting Basics
The 4 elements of assessing program quality
What are (1) Youth-led, (2) Plan-Do-Review, (3) Adventure, (4) SPICES
This is the highest award you can achieve as a Venture
What is the King’s Venturer award
The founder of scouting
Who is Baden Powel
The 5 top section awards for each section
What are the North Star Award, Seeonee Award, Chief Scout Award, King's venturer Award and Canadian Rover Scout award
This is the location of our Revolt training camp
What is Camp Byng
The Venture Scout promise, law, and motto
The Venturer Scout Promise: On my honor I promise that I will do my best To do my duty to God and the Queen To help other people at all times, And to carry out the spirit of the Scout Law.
The Venturer Scout Law A Scout is helpful and trustworthy, kind and cheerful, considerate and clean, wise in the use of all resources.
The Venturer Scout Motto “Challenge”
Name 2 out of the 5 types of badges
What are Personal Progression badges, Personal Achievement badges, Outdoor Adventure Skill badges, Top Section Awards, and The Canadian Path Link badges
This is the year scouting was founded
What is 1908
This is the main focus for a Venture scout
What is personal development
This is the country that will be hosting our next World Jamboree.
What is the World Scout Jamboree Poland 2027
The benefits of learning by doing
What are 1) discovering your own abilities and strengths, 2) building leadership, planning, and interpersonal skills
This is the purpose as to why we have badges
What is used to celebrate the personal journey of youth in Scouting
This is Sir Baden Powell's full name
Who is Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell
This is why we need to have full uniforms for scouting
What is the development of self-respect
This is was the location and date for our last Pacific Jamboree
What is Camp Barnard on July 6-13, 2019
The three principles of the Scouting Movement.
What are the (1) Duty to God, (2) Duty to Others, and (3) Duty to Self?
Duty to God: This is the recognition that we are part of which is a reality beyond self and beyond the present moment.
Duty to Others: This is the responsibility to one’s local, national and global community members to promote peace, understanding and cooperation through participation in the development of society, respect for the dignity of one’s fellow beings and protection of the integrity of the natural world.
Duty to Self: This is the responsibility for the development of oneself to one’s full potential physically, intellectually, spiritually and socially.
The name of each of the Six dimensions of personal development embedded within the Canadian Path program.
What are (1) Social, (2) Physical, (3) Intellectual, (4) Character, (5) Emotional, and (6) Spiritual?
This is the World Organization of the Scout Movement
What is Scouts Canada
Became policy in 1998, but first introduced in rovers in 1972, venturers in 1984, and an option in 1992
When did Scouts Canada become co-ed?
This is the location of the first scout campsite that BP start scouting.
What is Brownsea Island
Name 2 of the 5 components that the Candian Path consists of
The seven components of the Scout Method
The Four Elements: Youth-led, Plan-Do-Review, Adventure and SPICES (Social, Physical, Intellectual, Character, Emotional and Spiritual)
A balanced program in six Program Areas: Environment & Outdoors, Leadership, Active & Healthy Living, Citizenship, Creative Expression and Beliefs & Values
A personal journey of growth
A non-formal approach to learning
These are the 6 program areas of the Canadian Path
What is 1) Environment & Outdoors 2) Leadership 3) Active & Healthy Living 4) Citizenship 5) Creative Expression 6) Beliefs & Values
The book Baden Powell wrote to start scouting
What is Scouting for boys
The seven components of the Scout method
What are 1) Scout Law and Promise 2) Learning by Doing 3) The Patrol (Team) System 4) A Symbolic Framework 5) Nature 6) Personal Progression 7) Scouter Support
This is the largest campsite in British Columbia that Scouts Canada owns.
What is Camp Barnard?