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Everglades District Camporee

Surviving the Glades 2021 February 26-28, 2021

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Leaders Guide February 26-28, 2021

Welcome from the 2021 Event Chair

Dear Fellow Scouts and Scouters,

Welcome to the Everglades District Camporee 2021!

This weekend, you have an amazing opportunity to partake in a wide variety of competitions against other patrols in the

Everglades District.

While competing, it’s imperative that we constantly exercise the Scout Oath and Scout Law. Good sportsmanship from

all teams will make all the competitions that much more fun.

During the Camporee, we hope that everyone will enjoy the awesome program we have put together.

Please use this handbook to guide you through the events, materials to bring as well as answers to any question you

may have. As always, we are here to provide additional information. Feel free to contact us via email or phone.

SPECIAL NOTE: The pre-release version of this Leaders Guide allows for units to begin practicing and/or planning

phase for this “off the grid” event. Covid 19 related updates and document refinement will be expected. Please refer

to the events link to ensure capture the most current version of the document

Yours in Scouting,

Email Phone Committee Chair: Kirby Ballinger [email protected] 786.295.3972 Committee Vice Chair: Darryl Hickey Committee Service Project Chair: Jim Happell Special Advisor: Barry Schwartzman

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Table of Contents Surviving the Glades – Event Registration Details ................................................................................................................ 4

Vehicles ................................................................................................................................................................................... 7

Port-o-Potties: ........................................................................................................................................................................ 7

Electric Connections: .............................................................................................................................................................. 8

Camp Sites: ............................................................................................................................................................................. 8

Scout Council Rules: ............................................................................................................................................................... 8

Meal Considerations: ............................................................................................................................................................. 9

Preparing for Survival ............................................................................................................................................................. 9

Event Judges ........................................................................................................................................................................... 9

First Aid ................................................................................................................................................................................... 9

Weekend Schedule ............................................................................................................................................................... 10

Friday................................................................................................................................................................................. 10

Saturday ............................................................................................................................................................................ 10

Workshops .................................................................................................................................................................... 10

Events ............................................................................................................................................................................ 11

Sunday ............................................................................................................................................................................... 11

Unit and Patrol Competitions .............................................................................................................................................. 12

Morning Workshops ............................................................................................................................................................. 12

Afternoon Events .................................................................................................................................................................. 13

Patrol Challenges .................................................................................................................................................................. 14

Equipment list....................................................................................................................................................................... 14

District Service Project: ......................................................................................................................................................... 15

Survival Shelter ..................................................................................................................................................................... 16

Pioneering Projects ............................................................................................................................................................... 17

Gateway ................................................................................................................................................................................ 18

Campsite Inspection .............................................................................................................................................................. 18

Campfire ................................................................................................................................................................................ 19

Skits and Song Criteria .......................................................................................................................................................... 19

Skits and Songs will be judge on the following criteria: ....................................................................................................... 19

Bat Boxes Build for Service Project. ...................................................................................................................................... 20



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APPENDIX – COVID Questionnaire ........................................................................................................................................ 24

Packing-In Expectations: ....................................................................................................................................................... 25



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Surviving the Glades – Event Registration Details

What is this year’s theme? SURVIVING THE GLADES; Overnight Wilderness Survival

When is the Camporee? February 26-28, 2021

Where: BSA Camp Everglades 28400 SW Research Road, Homestead, FL 33034

Address: 28400 SW 408 Street, Homestead, FL 33034

Directions: Pre-arrangements made for Scouts/Scouters to be allowed FREE entry

Click for Camp Everglades Google map

Click for Swamp Walk Google map

Camp Map:

https://goo.gl/maps/A9hhQazi5Ze62kxq6

https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?mid=1CnZT843d-2F89YEtGS7LUH5Usu8&ll=25.388843312743358%2C-80.64335989084623&z=16



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What time can we arrive? You may begin arriving at 4:30 pm February 26th.

Two deep leadership is required for all units.

SPECIAL NOTE: Parking for overnight event participants only.

Notify Camporee Staff if you intend to bring a trailer to allow us to plan for trailer

parking/site assignment.

Drop off only for Scouts – Parents may not assist Scout in packing in camp gear.

Reference Vehicles and special Pack-In policy below (page 7)

Registration: Please register early to ensure your spot in our limited capacity event.

Refer to link below. Early registration allows us to adequately plan for Sanitation needs,

logistics, event packages, patches, etc.

Deadline to register on-line: 2/18/21

Link below to register: Events.sfcbsa.org (https://sfcbsa.org/events/everglades-camporee/)

Fees: $25.00 per Scout; $15.00 per adult leaders for the weekend.

Cost covers camping fees, awards, and patches. One patch per paid participant.

Additional patches MAY be available for purchase pending remaining inventory.

After 2/18/2021, a late fee of $10.00 per person will be added and registration will then

be $35.00 per Scout and $25.00 per adult.

Where do we check in? ONLY Adult Scouters – Check in at Main shelter with the Camporee staff.

You will be provided your campsite assignment and paperwork.

Covid 19 Compliance: South Florida Covid-19 COMPLIANCE IS MANDATORY.

RISK OF NON COMPLIANCE: If unit leaders are not able to maintain social distancing at

all times, the Unit leader should end the overnight campout immediately.

SFCBSA guidelines. Handy info and forms related to COVID-19 and Units holding

Camping Events or Activities and Meetings

Updated September 22, 2020

To ensure social distancing requirements, we are reducing the maximum capacity at our Council camps

effective June 12, 2020. During this time, the maximum capacity at each camp and at each campsite within

the camp is reduced by 50%.

The supplemental Covid-19 Questionnaire form in the Appendix of this document must be filled out and signed

for each participating member.

Prior to a campout and again when leaving for the campout, the unit leader must communicate to each parent

or guardian of a scout attending the campout and to each adult volunteer attending the campout that the scout

or adult is NOT permitted to attend the campout if they have been diagnosed with COVID-19, have exhibited

symptoms of COVID-19 or had contact with a person that has or is suspected of having COVID-19 within the past

fourteen days.

https://sfcbsa.org/events/everglades-camporee/

https://sfcbsa.org/covid/



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Each attendee should have his or her temperature taken with an infrared thermometer upon arrival at the meeting

to ensure no one in attendance has a fever over 100.4 degrees.

We will also require temperature checks at each morning flag ceremony

Facial covering or masks MUST be worn.

• Camporee specific/relevant Compliance includes:

Set up check-in lanes that allow for Participants to maintain a six-foot gap.

The six-foot requirement for groups can be briefly ignored when multiple Participants are arriving, or a group is

in transit. For example, one group can pass another group on a camp trail.

However, no lingering should occur. Please do not use this as an excuse to willfully ignore the social distancing

requirement.

• The Camporee Staff in charge of the meeting or event (or his or her designee) must sanitize high touch areas

before the meeting or event begins.

• Sanitation efforts will need to be coordinated with the organization that is allowing use of its facilities.

Adult leaders will oversee sanitation efforts. If a youth or youths will be sanitizing, adult Participants, following

youth protection policies, should supervise the sanitation efforts.

• COMMONLY TOUCHED SANITATION AREAS:

Doorknobs, tables, and other areas that are regularly touched must be wiped down and disinfected prior to the

arrival of others. (Routine sanitation of Port-o-Pottys, Well heads, Picnic areas/tables, Flag poles/rope cleats,

etc.)

o If a bathroom will be used, the bathroom must also be disinfected- sanitized before the arrival of others.

o While the Camporee Staff will ensure initial supplies of hand sanitizer or other hand washing supplies

are available DO NOT ASSUME the facility will have these supplies. Keep sanitation needs in your

backpack.

• Handshakes or other, person to person contact should not occur.

• Avoid sharing any tools or equipment among attendees (e.g., sign-in sheets, clip boards and pens that are

passed from person to person).

• When forming groups of ten or less, Youth Protection policies apply — including two deep leadership, age, and

gender of youth, etc.

o A maximum of ten Participants may gather together in one group.

For clarity, more than ten Participants may attend a meeting or event.

o All groups with a maximum of ten Participants must be at least six feet from all other groups.

o The six-foot requirement for groups can be briefly ignored when multiple Participants are arriving or if a

transition is required.



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• Inside the group of ten or less, each individual should maintain the social distancing requirement.

The Adult Scouter in charge of the meeting must ensure that the social distancing requirement is followed.

For example, it may take a few minutes to separate Participants into different groups that are six feet apart.

Please do not use this as an excuse to willfully ignore the social distancing requirement.

• Each camper’s belongings should be stored separately (e.g., in their tent). o Belongings should not be co-mingled. o Discourage sharing of items such as flashlights, camp tools, etc. o One person per tent is mandated unless it is family members from the same home

Vehicles • Parents or guardians dropping off or picking up youth must remain in their cars. Please make sure all

parents are aware of vehicle policies. NO EXCEPTIONS!

• To the extent practicable, unit leaders should establish staggered drop off and pick up times.

• Hand sanitizer should be provided to youth and volunteer adults, at the drop location, if practicable.

• Unit Leaders should pre-screen each participant prior to departing for the campout to ensure no

participant is displaying symptoms of COVID-19.

UPDATE: TRAILERS will be accommodated. Notify Camp Staff of intention to bring trailer.

• Parking in assigned parking areas. This is PACK-IN event for SCOUTS. All gear they would normally carry

should be in their packs. Reference recommended packing / materials list.

• NO other vehicles will be allowed into the campgrounds for any other reason. Do not remove CONE

BARRICADES

Port-o-Potties: There will be several portable toilets that will be located throughout the campsite.

SPECIAL NOTE: For camp sites that have no Port-o-Potty a minimum of one port-o-potty will be provided.

While each camp site will have a guaranteed Port-o-Potty or compost toilet, it is recommended that each unit

reserve their own portable toilet. See reservation link: $75.00 each for their campsites.



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Electric Connections: If anyone in your unit requires access to electricity for medical reasons, please plan for your own power, as we

cannot guarantee access to electrical outlets. Generators are discouraged due to the noise pollution.

For those persons requiring power for CPAP it is recommended to bring battery operated chargers.

(Example: Harbor Freight battery operated runs CPAP 2 days w/out charging).

Camp Sites: Multiple groups may share a campsite and facilities at our Council camps provided each group is at least six

feet from all other groups.

For example, a Troop with 35 scouts and adult Participants can share the same campground composed of three

or more groups (each comprised of 10 or fewer Participants) if there is enough room for each group to be at

least six feet apart from all other groups.

Once a group of 10 is formed, absent an emergency or other unexpected event, the group should remain as a

group the entire campout (i.e., no exchanging Participants among groups).

Scout Council Rules: • This is a scouting event all scouts must adhere; to the scout law, scout oath, outdoor code of conduct and guide

to safe scouting.

• No adult may complain about anything. All questions, comments, challenges, complaints, gripes, groans, etc.

should be handled through the Unit’s SPL or the Crew’s President.

• No parent, adult, or leader will help with judged or scored events and activities unless it is a written in, this is a

Scout led event. Camp site inspections will be done by leaders in the committee.

• The Camporee committee will have final say in all judging and scoring events.

• Bring all your own wood for fire and shelter building material. ONLY DEAD/Fallen wood may be collected.

There is a substantial amount of Poison Wood in Camp Everglades that will cause harm if burned. DO NOT select

wood unless you are able to identify it. Otherwise, we suggest if you plan to cook over open fire you will have

to bring your own wood. Wood may be brought with the troop and the Staff will deliver to the camp site.

• Be prepared to leave no trace once you leave, including pioneering wood.

• The Camporee will revolve around survival and surviving in the Glade.

As scouts, you always need to be prepared. You will have your skills tested in such a way that if the need arises

you would be able to survive an ordeal that throws you a curve ball. As a patrol, you will be challenged in skills,

challenges, activities, and events that shows how well your patrols responds. Embrace the survival theme with

scout led unit of patrols.



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Meal Considerations: While each scout will be responsible for packing in and cooking their own meals, the safety guidelines must be

followed.

Council, District or Unit volunteer must ensure all food related requirements are followed provided by the

Department of Health. Pay particular attention to Safe Food Handling.

• Food preparation staff should use masks and gloves.

• Minimize all those in contact with preparing food.

• Avoid cross contamination.

• Use Grab and Go Meals prepared when possible.

• Avoid Buffet or Family Style serving.

• Encourage cooking and eating of meals within the group size of ten.

Staff meals provided by Camporee committee

Preparing for Survival A scout is prepared

A scout draws on their knowledge to assess the situation and provides a solution

A scout respects all life forms

A scout lends a helping hand

A scout patrol is the closet bond created in scouting

A scout seeks to improve themselves through knowledge and training

"A Scout is never taken by surprise; he knows exactly what to do when anything unexpected happens."

Author: Baden-Powell Quotes

Event Judges This year the event judging will be performed by Senior Patrol Leaders, Scouter representatives from each unit

and drawn from available YPT qualified parents in attendance.

SPECIAL NOTE: All complaints or appeals must go through SPL.

First Aid First Aid station will be in the Main Shelter for the duration of the event

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Weekend Schedule

Time

Location /

Event Lead

Friday Check-in & Service Project Turn in 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM Shelter

Cracker Barrel * 9:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Shelter

(SPL /w leader)

*Cracker Barrel Detail

1. Cracker Barrel –Senior Patrol Leader

Briefing; main shelter bring paper and pen.

2. Safety Guideline

3. Color guards - assignment

4. Critique sheet Organized by patrol

5. Campsite – inspections

6. Review Checkout procedures

7. Bring your service project bat box to the

meeting.

8. Garbage must be packed out.

9. Grease shall be in portable grease container

and properly disposed of. Lights Out 11:00 PM

Saturday Bugle 7:00 AM Calling all buglers

Flag Raising / Opening Ceremony 8:00 AM Shelter

Workshops First Aid 8:45 AM - 11:45 AM Quail Shelter

Sessions every

30 min. Water Filtration 8:45 AM - 11:45 AM

Campfire Area /

Activities Field

Signs and Signals 8:45 AM - 11:45 AM Road Past Quail

Orienteering 8:45 AM - 11:45 AM

Road between Quail &

Activities Field

Shelter Building 8:45 AM - 11:45 AM

Campfire Area /

Activities Field

Fire Building 8:45 AM - 11:45 AM

Campfire Area /

Activities Field

Lunch 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM Camp Sites



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Events First Aid 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM Quail Shelter

Water Filtration 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM

Campfire Area /

Activities Field

Signs and Signals 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM Road Past Quail

Orienteering 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM Crow / Hawk Road

Fire building 1:30 PM - 4:00 PM

Campfire Area /

Activities Field

Shelter Building 1:30 PM– 4:00 PM Patrol’s Camp Site

Patrol Challenge 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM Quail Campsite

Dinner 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM Camp Sites

Campsite Judging (flexible timeframes) 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Campfire Program 7:30 PM Activities Field

Scout Game 8:30 PM - 10:00 PM

Lights Out - 11:00 PM

Sunday Bugle 7:00 AM Shelter

Flag Raising / Opening Ceremony 8:00 AM Shelter

Scouts Own

CAMP EVERGLADES GRACE

We thank thee for the morning light

For rest and shelter of the night

For health and food, for love and friends

For everything thy goodness sends.

Amen



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Biology Demonstration 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM TBD/pending

Service Project Installation 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM Installing Bat Houses

Camporee Closing 11:30 – 12:00 PM Shelter

Clean up - Pack out – Check out 12:00 PM All hands-on deck

Unit and Patrol Competitions Weekend Summary of Activities

Camp Everglades Service Project – Bat Houses (score)

Patrol Flag Judging Drop off main shelter for judging (Time TBD – One per Patrol score)

Stand-alone Flag Pole raising (Pioneering; ONE per Troop score) Survival Shelter

Shelter types for use in Everglades dry or wet season (ONE per Patrol score) Camp Site Inspection (One per patrols score) Campfire Program

Wilderness Survival (Themed skits, song, reading, themed Leaders demonstration). Master of ceremonies Scout Led (SPL), fire builder, fire tender (tender supervised by Adult)

Morning Workshops Workshops First Aid

Learn or refresh your first aid skills Water Filtration

Learn different method used to purify water Signs and Signals

Learn different signs and signal that could help you to communicate to a rescuer Orienteering

Learn skills that can help your find your way and distance traveled Shelter Building

Learn different techniques to help build a survival shelter that can keep you dry Fire building

Learn different techniques in fire building if you are just starting or more advanced.



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Afternoon Events Events Patrols demonstrate their skills First Aid Stretcher Carry

• Requirements 4 splints, bandages for (leg, arm, collar bone), 2 five-foot spares and a (blanket or jackets)

• Access and address a first aid emergency. • Diagnose and treat sun stoke and dehydration • One scout will be asked to volunteer to be ‘injured’.

The scout will complain of a broken leg, collarbone and arm. • The splints nearby are for the leg; the bandages are for making an arm sling and tying

back the arm to secure the collarbone. • The nearby poles and blanket can be used for a stretcher. • The activity judge will ask the patrol to help the ‘injured’ scout by tending to his

broken bones and carrying him back to shelter.

Source: Guide to Safe Scouting, Number 34416 page 17 and tours and Expeditions No. 33737 page 38-43

Water Filtration • Demonstrate one of these methods; remember survival situation

(water filtration system methods such as sedation (i.e. filter or equivalent) method, boiling method or alternative methods (Jacobs well, gravity fed, layering, etc.).

• SPECIAL NOTE: Patrols will bring selected method, demonstrate and describe advantages and disadvantages.

Signs and Signals

• Demonstrate three methods of using natural material to alert a rescue team.

Build a fire timed event using only natural materials as defined below – activities field.

• Build a fire using a method without using lighter, matches, gas, or manmade material. In survival, you need to cook or make a fire to alert. Fire building (no matches, lighters, no store-bought accelerants, soaked cotton balls, petroleum-based products) How fast can you make your fire, can it burn a string?

• Build a fire using natural material – Use flint steel, striker, magnifying glass, bow drill Must bring all material (tinder, wood, (2) 13-inch staves sharpened one end and a ¼ in V cut on the other end, 1/8 in rope to burn, mallet)



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Orienteering / Compass Use your compasses to navigate the Everglades course, reading bearings & distance and pace counting against 100 feet markings. SPECIAL NOTE: DO NOT SHARE EQUIPMENT / COMPASS due to Covid requirements.

Patrol Challenges

Patrol Challenges:

Test your patrols skills on a challenging but fun challenge course. Memory Blanket – 10 second view of items Bucket carry – take your bucket with you. Unity Walk 10 yards (requirements rope and 2x4’s) Centipede Walk (substitute crab walk) 20 yards Bear Crawl 20 yards Rescue Rope / Throw Memory Blanket form Obstacle Course

Equipment list Be prepared for other skills, activities, and events. A good unit is “Be Prepared”.

Equipment/Materials required for events First Aid Bandages for arm, leg, collarbone, head, 4 Splints Compass for scouts Pen Paper Fire starter, tender, wood Must bring all material (tinder, wood, (2) 13-inch

staves sharpened one end and a ¼ in V cut on the other end, 1/8 in rope to burn, mallet)

Signs & Signals Reflective mirror, flag neckerchief, orange paracord, etc. to leave a trail for rescuer

Container for water 1 blanket Material that you would use to clean water 1 five-gallon bucket 2 6ft 2X6’s or 2x4’s 6 6ft ropes 1 9ft rope Patrol Flag One Bat House Require for Camporee Service Project; completed

and ready to be installed upon arrival. See cut build sheet.



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District Service Project: We have the unique opportunity to do a service project that can give back to our own district, create something

for future scouts, and invest and ourselves. Please join us in doing the “Mosquito Killer” project at Camp

Everglades.

Refer to the 4 Chamber Bat House build details below.



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Survival Shelter

Work with your patrol or unit to create a survival shelter in your campsite.

ONE PERSON SURVIVAL SHELTER due to Covid requirements. Design, materials and construction are the key

consideration areas for this event.

Use only natural material or something you would have on a day hike bag.

The activity judges will review to see if it will keep you out of the elements.

Considerations include: This is a temporary shelter that must be able to be reinforced as necessary if natural materials

used and circumstances required more than one night or design that incorporates tarps, ponchos, etc. as waterproof

shelter cover (example). Shelter types will be discussed in detail in Shelter workshop.

Scoring Patrol 1

Patrol 2

Patrol 3

Troop #

1 Does the shelter keep you off the ground

(0-10)

2 Natural Material Used

(0-10)

3 Were items used that would fit in a day pack

(0-10)

4 Is the structure sturdy (wind, lashings)

(0-10)

5 Will the scout stay dry (at least core temperature)

(0-10)



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Pioneering Projects Free Standing Flag Pole. NO holes are to be dug into the ground to anchor flagpole. Only guy line stakes

SCORING Possible Points

Points

1. Pole length 6'2" standard, plus or minus 2" 10

2. Frapped / wrappings neat 5

3. Flag hemmed and bound 5

4. Scout Made 10

5. Overall durability 3



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Gateway Create a gateway using walking / hiking staffs – max length 6 ft. and 1.5 in radius

Gateway Judging Criteria Max Pts Points

Camporee theme 15

Scout / Crew construction 10

Gateway of Safe and Sturdy Construction 10

Knots & Lashings Properly Done 10

Natural materials/Ropes properly whipped

15

Creativity and originality 15

Campsite Inspection Campsite Unit Available

Points Points

1. Troop First Aid Kit Available 15

2. Minimum Two (2) 2 lb. ABC Fire Extinguishers or one at Cook Station (s)

15

3. Flags Properly Displayed 5

4. Tents/Fly properly erected 5

5. Patrol Duty Roster 5

6. Patrol Method Evident (Patrol Flags, Patrol Boxes, etc.) 5

7. Food Stored Properly 5

8. Balanced Menu(s) Posted 5

9. Cooking Areas Clean and Neat 5

10. Campsite Improvements (Gadgets, etc.) 15

11. Axe Yard or Fuel Area Property Identified and Stored 5

12. Fire area / circle clean and wood properly stored / Sand bucket 15

13. Campsite Parameter clearly defined 5



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Campfire Creating Memories around the Saturday Campfire

The campfire master of ceremonies will be scout led. The MC will lead you through skits and songs performed by

Scouts. Incorporating the theme into your skits and songs will help the event judges’ panel in propelling your score.

Leaders will do a special performance to help their units as well.

Skits and Song Criteria

Skits and Songs will be judge on the following criteria:

All songs and skits must be in good taste. Please have your SPL present the skit or songs that will be done by 9 am

Saturday morning.

Unit # Scoring Patrol 1 Patrol 2 Patrol 3 Patrol 4

1 Unit Participation (10)

2 Patrol (not to exceed 4 patrols)

(2-4)

3 Most original (0-25)

4 Themed (0-25)

5 Adult Scouters (0-15)

6 Crowd Response (0-15)

Commented [BM1]:

Commented [BM2]: Change to vertical



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Bat Boxes Build for Service Project. Link to Bat International for more details and cut guides:

https://www.batcon.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/4-Chamber-Nursery-House-Plans.pdf

https://www.batcon.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/4-Chamber-Nursery-House-Plans.pdf



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APPENDIX – COVID Questionnaire

South Florida Council Camper/Day User Daily COVID Questionnaire.

Please answer “Yes” or “No” to the following four questions:

• ___ Are you feeling sick?

• ___ Do you have an elevated temperature (over 100) , or do you have any other symptoms of COVID?

• ___ Have you tested positive for COVID?

• ___ Have you been exposed to anyone in the last 14 days whom has COVID symptoms and has gone for COVID testing, or whom has tested positive for COVID?

Camper Name ______________________________________________________________

Camper Signature ___________________________________________________________

Parent Signature (If camper is under 18 yrs old) ____________________________________

Today’s Date _______________________________________________________________

Any YES answer to any questions on the above questionnaire will prevent your participation in this

event. Please do not return until you can answer all questions with a NO. Thank you.



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Appendix

Packing-In Expectations: Pack In items Clothing, Tent, Camp Tools, Food, Cooking

implements, etc. Consider cold food storage (bubble/paper wrap on frozen items as example). Utilization of alcohol stoves / hobo stove (i.e. soda cans and denatured alcohol or

Helpful list for packing please adjust to your needs as a Scout.

Backpack Watch

Tent Notebook

Sleeping Bag Pen

Whistle

Clothes Nylon cord

Class A Insect repellent

Class B Hiking stick

Extra socks Pocket knife with Totin Chit

Rain gear Flash light

Hat Fire starter

Stove / hiking stove Sun protection

Mess kit Compass

Cup Toilet paper

Water bottle Cleaning supplies

Food

Water Tooth brush

Hand sanitizer First Aid kit

Documents

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