One year when I was on Summer Camp staff I was the main person teaching the Totin' chit at camp. I even got to the point where I was being asked by Scoutmasters to come to there camp and put on the course for their whole Troop. During one of the normal classes in the Outdoor Skills area I was trying to teach this one Scout how to properly do the blood circle. The lad kept bring the tool down between his legs instead of next to his leg. After several demonstrations and explaining it repeatly, he still kept doing it. I finally asked if he wanted to be a “Girl Scout”, from that point forward he did it correctly.
Add CommentsNew comments will not show up until they have been manually approved, do to problems with spam. Lesson: Teaching Totin' Chit @Nikolaos on 07/10/2012 Hey, Okay the elf does look a litte creepy, but my kids love him too! Our elf is named Chip!! They first wntead to name him John Deere! Emmah loves to be the one to find him and then lead Jake to his location! Overall so far this has been a very fun holiday tradition!p.s I am doing the book thing as well, and they LOVE it!! Great idea and thanks for sharing! |
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