~Scouting~
The Scout Motto
What is Always be prepared?
The first step to first aid
What is ASSESS THE SITUATION
i really hope they got this one
Our Scoutmaster
Who is Mr. Potato Head?
that's SCOUTMASTER Potato Head to you!
Scoutmaster Tzortzis
Common rule of outdoor Scouting
What is...
Always bring a water-bottle/knife/appropriate gear
Da buddy system!
Leave no trace
Etc. ?
Camporee theme
What is resilience?
The Scout Slogan
What is Do a good turn daily?
How you would treat a simple cut or scrape
What is duct tape?
^please don't
What is Wash scrapes and minor cuts with soap and water. Ask about any allergies; if none, apply triple antibiotic ointment and cover with a dry, sterile dressing on an adhesive bandage to help prevent infection and protect the wound. Clean and rebandage wounds each day or more often as needed...?
Our patrols
What is Honey Badger, Tiki, Falcon, Fox, Mustang, Snow Leopard, Owlet?
How to find North during the day and at night
What is use a compass? A map? Use stars (Polaris method, constellation method)? Use sun and moon (watch method, shadow-stick method, equal-length shadow method)?
Troop in charge of last Camporee
What is Troop 204?
a bunch of nematodes
The Scout Law
When vacancies happen in the Representation from any State, the Executive Authority thereof shall issue Writs of Election to fill such Vacancies.
^Not that kinda law, you silly goose!
What is A Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent?
How to identify a stroke
What is Sudden...
1) weakness or numbness of the face, arm, or leg (especially on one side of the body)
2) confusion or trouble speaking or understanding speech
3) trouble seeing
4) dizziness, with loss of balance or coordination and trouble walking
5) and sever headache with no known cause
?
Arm on top during closing ceremony
I hope you get this right
What is left?
I'm kidding I'm kidding right over left!
Protocol for getting lost
Hint: STOP
What is
Stay calm
Think (I'd hope so)
Observe
Plan?
Ribbons we earned at Camporee
What is
2019: blue and red
2020: blue, blue, blue, Presidential, and Presidential?
The Scout Oath
What is On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; to help other people at all times; to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight?
Treatment for heat stroke
What is...
1) Move the person to an air-conditioned or shady area
2) Loosen tight clothing and further cool the skin by fanning and applying wet cloths
3) If you have ice packs, wrap them in a T-shirt, towel, or other thin barrier and place them under the person's armpits and against the neck and groin. You can also immerse the victim in a shallow pool of water such as a kiddie pool or bathtub.
4) If the person is able to drink, give small amounts of cool water. Never try to give fluids to an unconscious person?
Our closing ceremony
What is The sun has set, shadows come. Casting calmness on a day well done. Reach out your hand, and someone's there. Together let's show the world we care. The day is done, and then comes another one. Today we are Scouts, tomorrow we are leaders. Until we meet again, we are kind, we are important, we are together.
Who is here for us?!
Troop 402!! ?
One way to measure the height of a tree
What is the stick method or felling method?
Troop in charge of next Camporee
What is Troop 224?
A plethora of helminths
The Scout order of advancement
What is Scout, Tenderfoot, Second Class, First Class, Star, Life, Eagle?
Treatment for both venomous and nonvenomous snakebites
What is Bite it back?
^bet
What is for nonvenomous- treat as a puncture wound. For venomous-
1) Keep victim calm, gently wash area, remove any jewelry
2) Restrict movement with loose splint, keep bite at level of heart, don't apply ice or band, don't suck out or cut out venom
3) Get victim to (professional) help
4) Keep victim calm, treat for shock (but don't elevate affected limb)?
The name of the tartan we use
What is Isle of Skye?
a beautiful island in Scotland
One way to measure the width of a river
What is the stick method or compass method?
The events at Camporee
hint: there's 32+[8-5(12÷4)·2]
What is fire building, first aid, knot tying, lashings, log lift, model camp, nature, orienteering, US flag etiquette, and obstacle/fitness course?