The Wilderness of Scouting: Introduction
blog 13 May 2013 | 2:33 pm
It was the last day of camp in the canyons of West Texas. The sun rose to illuminate the brilliant red and brown textures of the canyon walls that rose around our camp. Despite the wonderful scenery that surrounded us, it had been a fairly average camp. It was at a colder time of year, so there was the usual grumbling at the coldness in the evenings and mornings. We went for a long trail hike on the second to last day, and most of the Scouts and Leaders were pretty worn out of hiking.
It was the last day, and...
Bridging
Blog 13 May 2013 | 2:08 pm
Bridging happens when a Girl Scout is ready to transition from one leadership level to the next. Bridging consists of two parts: earning the bridging award and participating in a bridging ceremony.
The Bridging Award
The Handbook section of the Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting contains information about the bridging award for each level. Each level has two bridging award steps, Pass It On and Look Ahead. In step 1, Pass It On, girls share their talent and skills with younger girls. In step 2, Look Ahead, girls learn about the next level by meeting with older girls and asking them to...
Scoutmaster Podcast 171 – Homesickness
Blog 13 May 2013 | 11:47 am
This edition of the Scoutmaster Podcast we discuss how Scouters and parents can prevent and treat homesickness. There’s also an answer to an email question about the the ratio if adults to Scouts on camping trips. We wrap things up with belated (honestly, is there any other kind?) good wishes for Scouting moms on mother’s day. All this and your messages in the mailbag.
Links in this Podcast:
ScoutCircle
ScoutmasterCG YouTube Channel
Scoutmaster Podcast 171 – Homesickness...
Visiting ours: Jamboree visitor passes now available
Blog 13 May 2013 | 9:55 am
Don’t just read about the great time we’re having at the 2013 National Scout Jamboree this summer.
Come see it for yourself.
Jamboree visitor passes — including one day, two days, and all days — are available now, starting at $35 for a one-day pass for visitors 11 or older.
Be sure you’re not left out by purchasing your passes today. Simply go to this information page and find the “Click for Visitors Passes” link. You can’t miss it; the button is big and red.
Just like you can’t miss the chance to be among the first to experience the Summit Bechtel Reserve in...
The Noble Captain Kirk Song
Blog 13 May 2013 | 8:00 am
The Noble Captain Kirk Song
Posted in ScienceEveryone familiar with the Star Trek series knows how much they like to beam people back and forth the transporter. Sing this song as a tribute to the series.
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The Wolverine Sentinel Boot Review
blog 13 May 2013 | 7:55 am
The Wolverine Sentinel is a full leather boot that is made in the USA. The Sentinel is durable, highly water resistant, comfortable and has a surprisingly sticky sole. I beat it up during the testing period and it looks no worse for wear. From mountain rescue operations while carrying a full pack, to rock climbing adventures in the High Sierra, this mid to light hiker performed well above my expectations.
Pros
When confronted with a creek crossing, I tend to plunge straight on through. I prefer this to balancing on small rocks and risking a twisted ankle (plus, it’s much more fun...
Jamboree Curriculum Sign-Up Closes May 14
Blog 13 May 2013 | 7:23 am
This is just a friendly reminder to complete your curriculum choices for the 2013 National Scout Jamboree by May 14, 2003.
Still undecided? Check out the curriculum posts right here on the Summit Blog to get a better idea of what’s available. For an all-in-one view, you’ll want this latest curriculum update.
Not sure about the difference between curriculum and electives? We can help with that.
For additional assistance, contact the jambo office at 2013jamboree@scouting.org.
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Summer Camp Shopping
Blog 13 May 2013 | 5:00 am
Ok so the Summer is hopefully on it way and a large number of adventures will be had by all. It is also the time of year when the Birthday of this blogger comes around so I have been looking over Amazon and I have selected a number of products that could be added to a summer camp shopping list.The post Summer Camp Shopping appeared first on Jabbering All Day Long.
Related posts:
International Camp Staff Programme
Christmas List
Christmas Deals...
Advancement educational presentations
Blog 13 May 2013 | 5:00 am
One could argue that uniforming is the most visible of the eight methods of Scouting, even though a lot of boys would rather be invisible while in uniform! The method of advancement, however, certainly has a lot of impact and … Continue reading →...
The Barrels: 2013 Jamboree Shooting Sports Curriculum Update
Blog 13 May 2013 | 4:33 am
If you dig shooting sports and variety, you’ll dig The Barrels.
There are tons of ways to test your marksmanship this summer at the 2013 National Scout Jamboree.
If you select this curriculum, you get a 4-hour priority access pass to all of the activities at The Barrels. Try them as often as you like.
Here’s what’s available for the 2013 jamboree:
Shotgun shooting traps—50 stations
Shotgun sporting clays—80 stations
Shotgun compact clays—5 stations
.22 caliber rifle—30 stations
.223 caliber rifle—20 stations
.308 caliber rifle—10 stations
.22 caliber pistol—20 stations
.22 caliber pistol Steel Challenge—3 stations
9 mm pistol Steel Challenge—1 station
Sweet, right?
Read on to find out more about what goes on...
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