Demonstrate
Square Knot
Show the Knot
Timber Hitch
This founder of the BSA fought in the Boer War.
Lord Baden Powell
We always recommend that scouts should bring the following three items to meetings.
This location is home to our June campout and court of honor.
Salem County Sportsmens Club
Bowline Knot
Show the Knot
Never pull Poultry off the grill before it reaches this temperature.
165
Scouting came to America in this year that many of us bear on our uniforms.
1910
Name the past 3 scoutmasters.
Poulton, Voight, Beatty
Name the first Scouting Bucket O' Fun Challenge
Look under a rock!
Point to the correct place to apply abdominal thrusts to a choking victim.
Sternum
These three poisonous plants will leave you with quite a rash.
This part of the First Class Scout badge represents the scout motto.
The knot.
This trusty adult leader faithfully organizes all of our trips.
Mr. Matthias
What side of the speaker does the American Flag go on?
To the Speaker's Right.
Draw SOS in Morse Code
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This elementary acronym helps you to remember what to check before beginning CPR
ABC's: airways, breathing, circulation
This challenging outdoor course presents personal experiences that encourages team building and bravery. We know it best from our weekend trips to Ockanickon.
COPE
This constructive reflection activity is a common addition to trip-ending circle ups.
Start Stop Continue
This knot can be used when securing a hammock to a tree.
Two Half/Tautline Hitch
Say the Scout Oath, the Scout Law, all the way through
On my Honor,
I will do my best,
to do my duty
to god and my country
to obey the scout law
to help other people at all times
to keep myself physically strong,
mentally awake, and moral straight.
A scout is
Trustworthy
Loyal
Helpful
Friendly
Courteous
Kind
Obedient
Cheerful
Thrifty
Brave
Clean
and Reverent
This type of wood is best to begin with when building a fire.
Tinder
This Eagle Scout politician "assume[d] the Presidency under extraordinary conditions."
Gerald Ford
This brand makes our tan-colored tents.
Eureka!
As an American