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Packing
Outdoors
First Aid
Staying Warm
Birds/Shrubs
100
Items of clothing that you wear on your hands to keep warm. You should pack 3 pairs of these for camp.
What is mittens
100
Once you are dressed warmly and are ready to go outdoors, ALWAYS make sure you have one of these when you are outdoors.
What is a buddy.
100
This happens when part of your skin surface is frozen. Often the skin will turn white. The face, toes, fingers and ears are the easiest place to get this.
What is frost bite. To prevent frost bite, make sure you are staying warm and dry. Warm a frost bitten area slowly with the palms of your hands or under your arm pit. Never rub!
100
To start the day off right and have the energy to stay warm, make sure you do this.
What is eat a healthy breakfast.
100
A type of tree that produces syrup.
What is a maple tree.
200
Items to pack to do during personal time inside.
What is book, board game, card game or journal.
200
Before going outside, you must ALWAYS have this first.
What is permission.
200
This happens when your warm skin touches metal. This sometimes happen with your tongue on a zipper.
What is stick. Never put something warm and/or wet on a metal surface in the cold. If you do get stuck, ask for help. The metal surface will need to warmed slowly to un-stick your body part.
200
When getting dressed, do this with your clothes to stay warm outdoors.
What is layering.
200
A tree with needles (not leaves). Its name rhymes with Batman's first name.
What is spruce.
300
Make sure you have a pair of these wear inside the cabin, otherwise your socks might get wet!
What is indoor shoes
300
A place where you can use your sled.
What is the snow hill.
300
This pain in your eyes occur after being outdoors in the sun all day. It is caused by is caused by UV rays reflecting strongly off snow, is caused by UV rays reflecting strongly off of snow. Symptoms can include bloodshot eyes, teary eyes, gritty eyes, painful eyes.
What is snow blindness. Prevention is the key! Wear sunglasses on a sunny day. If condition occurs, place a cold towel on your eyes and spend time in dark room.
300
Wear this type of hat on your head to keep it warm.
What is a toque. Do not wear ear muffs.
300
A type of bird that flies south during winter and comes back in spring.
What is Canada goose.
400
Items that won't go inside your bag used to have fun outside.
What is sled, skates or snow shoes.
400
Name one activity that can be done on the lake.
What is skating, playing hockey or ice fishing.
400
This condition happens when your body gets too cold to warm up on its own. Symptoms include shivering and numb hands or feet.
What is hypothermia. To treat this condition, put the person in a warm dry place, give them something room temperature to drink and get an adult to help. Prevention is the key - know how to stay warm outdoors.
400
If your boots are wet, you can do this inside to make sure your socks stay dry.
What is put grocery bags inside your boots.
400
This type of bird is white like snow, has a head that can rotate nearly all the way around and calls out.... Who?
What is a snowy owl.
500
So that you won't offend anyone with your morning breath, make sure you pack these two items.
What is toothbrush and toothpaste.
500
Name an outdoor shelter made of snow.
What is a quinzee.
500
Even though it sounds like you can only get this in the summer, it can happen in winter. It caused by dehydration (not drinking enough) while active. Symptoms include, pale face, clammy skin, tiredness or being sick to your stomach.
What is heat exhaustion. To treat this condition, give sips of water and rest with feet elevated higher than head.
500
Carry this outside with you to keep your body hydrated so that it can keep itself warm.
What is a water bottle.
500
This type of bird's favourite food includes sunflower seeds, peanuts, whole corn. It is also a baseball team.
What is a blue jay.