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POWAHAY & SCATACOOK CAMPOREE — Page 1
Introduction 2
Registration Procedures 3
Troop Help 3
Key Staff 3
Schedule and Notes 4
Merit Badge Procedures 5
NOVA/STEM Awards 6
Troop signup Worksheet 7
Special Programs & Awards 8
Ultimate Frisbee 9
Map of Hoyt 10
Permission Slip/Parking Pass 11
Webelos WOW Overview 12
MAY 17-19, 2019
SCOUTS BSA LEADERS GUIDE March 10, 2019 Revised
Updates: March 10, 2019: We are camping all Scouts BSA Troops and Webelos at lower Hoyt. This
will help with sharing staffing, a better sense of community between our units, and more inter-action between our troops and Webelos – your future Scouts.
POWAHAY & SCATACOOK CAMPOREE — Page 2
YOUR MISSION IS TO PICK AN ADVENTURE
MAY 17-19, 2019 Hoyt Scout Reservation, Redding CT
For Troops, Crews and Webelos
Introduction Join us for a wild weekend of fun, adventure and advancement opportunities at Hoyt Scout Reservation. Here’s what we are working on! Discover Hoyt Scout Reservation:
Open Program Areas Rifle and Archery Stations Gaga Pit
Conservation Awards and projects Hikes Galore Star Gazing Party Friday Night Movie
STEMFEST: We’re providing an outdoor laboratory for STEM Awards and Merit Badges. Merit Badges: Animal Science Aviation Chess (offered prior) Electricity Energy Programming
We’re working on some unique opportunities for merit badges: A quick train ride from Hoyt railroad station will bring scouts to the Danbury Railway Museum
for Railroading Merit Badge Visit an offsite Farm for Animal Science MB, Aviation Merit Badge at the Danbury Airport with the Civil Air Patrol.
Nova/STEM Award Workshops Saturday Night Gaming Party
Ultimate Frisbee Championship Tournament: Round Robin Game schedule will be set up to allow Scouts to participate in other activities.
Webelos Adventure Program: Bears becoming Webelos and all Webelos are invited to experience an overnight Boy Scout campout.
To have fun in the outdoors, learn camping skills, work on rank requirements, and meet Scouts and adult leaders from Troops.
Leadership opportunities for older Scouts to lead and run this program.
Radio Railroading Rifle (partial qualification shooting) Robotics Signs, Signals, and Codes
Space Exploration Merit Badges
Camping: Webelos WOW camping will be upper Hoyt Troops will be camping lower Hoyt
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Registration and Payment
$25 Youth and $20.00 Adult Registration at: http://archive.ctyankee.org/webpay/event/new/?form=000644
Fees: $25/Youth includes patch, lunch canteen (or lunch at Merit badges off Hoyt), camp fees, programs,
and merit badges $20/Adults includes patch, lunch, and camp fees
$12.00 T-shirt (optional) we have set up a separate link to buy t-shirts at http://archive.ctyankee.org/webpay/event/new/?form=000645
All fees must be paid online by April 29, 2019. Please understand that we have t-shirts to order and merit badge programs to finalize requir-
ing the early registrations and online payments. Use the Worksheet on Page 7 to gather information for registering.
ALERT — We are limiting Merit Badge classes to 10 to 20 Scouts at the discretion of the Merit Badge Counselors. Selections based on “first paid” first served basis.
ALERT — To register a Scout, you will need to provide: Scout name Troop # and Town T-shirt size Choice for a merit badge or select no merit badge (taking a merit badge is not required).
Registration and sign up questions: John Hanks at [email protected]
Troop Help
We have no Troops hosting this camporee so we’re operating on a “co-hosting” concept. Each Troop is asked to help with programs and other areas.
Here’s what we need: Host a Merit Badge by providing a counselor. Provide Merit Badge class helpers. Provide older Scout Leadership for the Webelos WOW program. Provide transportation and supervision for our off camp merit badges. Help with parking Register a STEM Counselor and offer a STEM Workshop. This is also
the person that will sign off Nova/STEM Awards for your Scouts. Troops to host provisional Scouts. We may have Scouts that would like
to attend without their Troop. Can they camp with your troop and can you provide meals for them?
Drivers needed: We have off camp merit badge locations requiring trans-portation of Scouts and additional supervision.
Tarps/Tenting Needed: We want to make sure all of the merit badge classes are covered for weather conditions.
Parking Volunteers: We will be having a lot of vehicles coming in and will need help Friday night and Saturday Morning .
Register early so your scouts can start working on prerequisites.
Key Staff: Co-Chairs John Hanks — Registration
Camporee and WOW and Webelos WOW Coordina-tor, [email protected]
Joel DeGray — Camporee Program (Powahay) [email protected]
John Queenan — Program (Scatacook) [email protected]
Ted Kimble — Program (Scatacook) [email protected]
Support Staff Chet Wickett Karen Caiati CAN WE ADD YOUR NAME?
POWAHAY & SCATACOOK CAMPOREE — Page 4
Check-In Please remember the Boy Scout STEM Camporee will take place lower Hoyt Marchant Rd entrance.
Camporee HQ & First Aid will be at the Ranger Cabin.
Friday Night Check-in: District Staff will be available Friday at 5
PM to check in Troops. Campsites assigned on arrival. Please check-in BEFORE setting up your campsite.
Friday 9 PM SPL and Leader Meeting at the Hoyt Cabin.
Big PUSH for all Troops to Arrive Friday Night — CARPOOL
Saturday Check-in: Troops should arrive early enough Saturday
to set up their campsite and be ready for the 9:00 AM Opening.
Tentative Schedule (Updated schedule will be presented on arrival)
Friday—May 17: 5 to 8 PM: Troops check in and set up 8 PM: Movie under the stars 8 PM: Friday Night SPL/Adult Leaders Meeting at the Hoyt Cabin.
Saturday—May 18: 7:00 to 8:30: Reveille and Breakfast. Late check-ins 8:30 AM: SPL Meeting 9:00 AM: Opening Ceremony 9:15 to 11:45 Morning
Merit Badge Classes STEM Workshops
12:00 to 1 PM Lunch at the Canteen 1:00 to 4:30 PM Afternoon
Hikes—The Hoyt Challenge
Finish up Merit Badges
Chess Tournament
Ultimate Frisbee Tournament
Webelos visit Troops
Open Rifle
Open Archery
5 PM Closing Ceremonies Quick ceremony — awarding of ribbons and patches
5:15 to 8 PM: Dinner and Free time 8 PM to 10 PM: Gaming Party 9 PM Scoutmaster Meeting (pick-up blue cards) 9:45 PM: Scouts return to their campsites. 10:00 PM: Taps
Sunday—May 19:
7 to 8:45 AM: Reveille, Breakfast, break camp
10:00 AM Camporee Closed – Safe Drive Home
Camping: Camping will be jam-boree style and we will not be using the traditional campsites on the Hoyt maps. Campsites will be assigned on arrival.
ALERT: Webelos will be form-
ing a WOW Troop for the weekend, using the patrol method and having their own program. It’s all part of meet-ing Webelos/AOL advancement requirements.
Alert Update March 10,
2019: We want to camp both Webelos and Scouts BSA at lower Hoyt. This will provide for sharing staffing and more interaction between Scouts and Webelos.
Programs will take place both upper and lower Hoyt. Map of program areas and merit badge locations will be provided on arri-val. Health and Safety — First Aid: First Aid will be available at Dis-trict HQ—Ranger Cabin. Each unit is required to carry at least Part A and B of the Annual Health and Medical Form and signed parent permission form. Cooking: Lunch provided. Troops are responsible for all other meals.
Check-in Procedures — Schedule —Notes
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Merit Badge Procedures & Guidelines
Taking a merit badge is not required to participate in the camporee. Scouts may elect other pro-grams to participate in.
Merit Badges 1. Animal Science — Off camp to be announced 2. Aviation — At Danbury Airport with Civil Air Patrol 3. Chess — Held prior to the camporee. 4. Electricity — At Hoyt 5. Energy — At Hoyt 6. Programming — At Hoyt (This may be offsite with a “Coding Workshop at the Microsoft Store) 7. Railroading — At the Danbury Railway Museum 8. Radio — At Hoyt 9. Rifle — partial only. The rifle range open for meeting qualification requirements. 10. Robotics — At Hoyt 11. Space Exploration — At Hoyt 12. Signs, Signals, and Codes — At Hoyt
Merit Badge Classes will be limited to 10 to 20 Scouts (discretion of the Merit Badge Counselors) on a first “paid” first choice basis.
Merit Badge classes are selected through the online registration process. Once a badge class has been filled, it will be removed from the registration form.
Please select merit badges carefully it will not be possible to switch your badge.
Some Merit Badges will require morning and afternoon sessions and can take Scouts away from other activities.
Merit Badge Books are the responsibility of the Troop and/or Scouts to purchase. Scouts should read the merit badge book.
Merit Badge Preparations: We recommend that Troops schedule pre-merit badge work. Scouts that complete the Merit
Badges prerequisite have a greater chance of completing the badge at the camporee.
Use Troop Meetings and assign an adult to work with the Scouts on the prerequisite.
Scouts should obtain the Merit Badge Book, read it and then are encouraged to complete as much of the worksheets they can prior to the weekend. This will help give the scout a better understand-ing of requirements and be useful notes for classroom discussions. Worksheets can be found at meritbadge.org or just “googled” for worksheets.
Please do not start pre-work until it is verified that the Scout has been accepted into that class. Alert: It may not be possible to complete all of a merit badge requirements at the camporee.
Scouts can arrange follow-up sessions with the merit badge counselors.
Blue Cards: Each Scout must bring a signed Merit Badge Blue Card to his class. The blue cards will then be returned to the Scoutmasters (signed by the MB Counselor) in a packet. Please make sure the Blue Card is properly completed with Troop and Troop number so that we can return it to the appropriate Scoutmasters.
Off Camp Merit Badges requires a sign parent permission slip found in this guidebook. There are no extra fees for these merit badges.
Merit Badge Counselors Wanted: We are looking for Merit Badge counselors for each of the above merit badges. We hope that as classes get filled up, we can offer a second class. Merit Badge Counselors must be properly registered, Youth Protection Trained, and have completed Merit Badge Counselor Training. CYC has set up online Merit Badge Counselor Training at http://archive.ctyankee.org/fs/
page/002641/meritbadgecounselorthe_essentials-2017rev0420a.pdf and there is a national course through my.scouting.org.
Cell Phone/Tablets/Laptops/Other: There are no programs requiring Cell Phones. Troops can enforce their own rules. Programming MB is the only merit badge needing a laptop, otherwise at the discretion of the Troop. Troops are responsible for the security of any device brought to camporee. We recommend designating one car to lock up and se-cure these items.
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We are not offering STEM/NOVA Award classes at the STEM Camporee.. Troops are encouraged to host a STEM station. We encourage Troops to have each Scout complete one by working on before the cam-
poree weekend and to finish up during troop free time at the camporee.
Troops will need to recruit a NOVA Counselor: A Nova counselor can be any registered adult age 21 or older. They must be registered under the new nonunit
position and no fee is required. The Nova counselor code is 58. All Nova counselors must have current BSA Youth Protection training. NOVA Counselor training can be taken online at http://www.scouting.org/Training/Adult.aspx.
Troops will be responsible for the signing off of their Scouts NOVA/STEM Award (not district), processing, purchasing and presentation of the award. Q: Once a youth has fulfilled the requirements for the Nova Award, what is the next step? Fill out an advance-
ment form with the proper signatures, or use internet advancement to record this and submit a copy to your lo-cal council.
Q: What does a Scout receive when a Nova award is completed? A: When a Scout completes their first Nova award they should be presented the Nova Emblem for their program level. For each Nova award earned after the first they should be presented a Pi pin to wear on their emblem.
Q: Where can I obtain the "presentation items” (emblems, pins, and medals)? A: These items are available at your local Scout shop. You can also order online at www.scoutstuff.org.
For More Information on STEM/NOVA: http://www.scouting.org/stem/Awards.aspx
Chart: STEM/NOVA Merit Badges (Yellow shows Merit Badges being offered.)
Shoot! Let It Grow Start Your Engines! Wooosh! Design to Crunch
Science Science Technology Engineering Math
Archery Animal Science Automotive Maintenance Archery American Business
Game Design Fishing Energy Engineering Drafting
Space Exploration Mammal Study Railroading Rifle Shooting Radio
Astronomy Cooking Aviation Aviation Chess
Rifle Shooting Forestry Farm Mechanics Inventing Entrepreneurship
Sustainability Nature Small-Boat Sailing Robotics Signs, Signals, and Codes
Athletics Farm Mechanics Canoeing Composite Materials Computers
Robotics Gardening Kayaking Mining in Society Orienteering
Weather Plant Science Space Exploration Shotgun Shooting Surveying
Aviation Fish & Wildlife Management Cycling Drafting Digital Technology
Shotgun Shooting Insect Study Motorboating Model Design and BuildingPersonal Management
Soil and Water Conservation Truck Transportation Electronics Weather
Drafting Railroading
Nuclear Science
Electricity
Programming
STEM/NOVA AWARDS Working with their troop, Scouts can earn:
Shoot
Let it Grow
Start Your Engines
Wooosh
Design to Crunch Google for worksheets.
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Troop Awards presented at STEM Camporee
Super Troop: Up to 20 Points — Scouts participating in the Merit Badge Program
Up to 10 Points — Troops that earn a STEM/Nova Award
Up to 20 Points — Troops providing program support (see page 5)
Up to 10 Points — Troop represented in the Chess Tournament
Up to 20 Points — Troop standing in the Ultimate Frisbee
Up to 10 Points — Campsite Inspection
Up to 10 Points — Scout Spirit (Scouts demonstrating Scout spirit, on time for
scheduled events and merit badges, showing good sportsmanship, etc.)
Ultimate Frisbee — 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Place Troop Awards
Chess Tournament — Individual recognition 1st, 2nd, 3rd place. Recognition to take place at end of the tournament.
Troop Signup Worksheet Troop Leaders should make copies of this form to give to their Scouts so they can select program areas they would like to participate in and returned to the Scout Leader to complete the online registration. Scout Name :___________________________________________________________________________ Order me a T-shirt at $12.00 — Circle Size YS YM YL AS AM AL AXL AXXL
I would like to sign up for the following Merit badge (taking a merit badge is not required):
First Choice NO MERIT BADGE
Animal Science
Aviation
Chess (offered prior)
Electricity
Energy
Radio
Railroading Rifle (partial qualification shooting)
Robotics
Signs, Signals, and Codes
Space Exploration Merit Badges
Check boxes of other area you would to like participate in: Ultimate Frisbee Tournament Chess Tournament Gaming Party (Saturday Night) STEM/NOVA Awards/Workshops The Hoyt Challenge Hike Award
Leadership to the Webelos WOW Star Gazing Party Conservation Award Project Gaga Pit Open Rifle shooting Open Archery
Second Choice NO MERIT BADGE Animal Science
Aviation
Chess (offered prior)
Electricity
Energy
Radio
Railroading
Rifle (partial qualification shooting) Robotics
Signs, Signals, and Codes
Other (your suggestions for other activities at the camporee:
________________________________________ ________________________________________ _________________________________________
SUPER TROOP AWARD
CAMPOREE
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Special Camporee Programs
United States Chess Federation (USCF) Ranked Tourna-
ments for Webelos, Scouts and Ventures
Saturday, May 18, 2019 at the Spring Camporee 1:00 PM — Check-in, 1:30 PM to 3 PM — Game Playing
Sign up Deadline is Monday, April 29, 2019 thru the online registration
Join us at for an exciting Chess program! A chess tour-nament is a series of chess games played competitively
to determine a winning individual. The Chess Tourna-
ment is not just for Scouts working on the Chess Merit Badge but open to all attending the spring camporee.
We are limiting this to 30 Scouts.
There are no age restrictions but play-ers must have game playing ex-
perience. This is not for beginners. No one can coach and/or assist Scouts in
play. The Tournament is being run by
the Chess Club of Fairfield County LLC—Norwalk.
Saturday Night Gaming Party 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM
Troops are invited to set up a game for our Saturday
Night Gaming Party. Here’s what you need:
Projection Screen
Projector Game platform (X-box, Play Station, or PC)
Extension cord and all other cords Or your favorite Board Game
All games must be Teen Rated or below
We will set up areas under the pavilions to play the games. Troop game should be open to Scouts in all
Troops to play as well. There is limited Wi-Fi — offline
Do you have what it takes? This is a timed hiking
event taking Scouts to the extreme locations of Hoyt over a mile in trails and using skills in letter boxing
(finding a box using clues), compass and GPS. Earn a special award and 1st., 2nd., and 3rd award for best
times. The event is open to adults as well. Each troop is
encouraged to have a team. Sign up at the event.
Conservation Awards: Since 1910, conservation has been an integral part of the program
of the Boy Scouts of America. Scouts have rendered distinguished public
service by helping to conserve wildlife, energy, forests, soil, and water. Much
has been accomplished in recent
years by individual Scouts and through unit conservation Good
Turns. Much more needs to be done. A Conservation Good Turn certificate is available at the council service
center for units that participate and report on their ef-
forts and Conservation Good Turn patch is also available for purchase. Projects will be available at Hoyt for any
units that would like to earn this award.
Chess Tournament
STAR GAZING PARTY
Once in a Blue Moon
Saturday Night
Join us for A Star Gazing Party on Saturday Night,
May 18. The Astronomy Calendar of Celestial Events 2019 is showing - Full Moon, Blue Moon for May
18. The Moon will be located on the opposite side of the Earth as the Sun and its face will be will be fully
illuminated. There are normally only three full moons in
each season of the year. But since full moons occur every 29.53 days, occasionally a season will contain 4
full moons. The extra full moon of the season is known as a blue moon. Blue moons occur on average once
every 2.7 years. Bring your binoculars and we’ll have some high powdered telescopes for Star Gazing pleas-
ures. This will take place after dark.
POWAHAY & SCATACOOK CAMPOREE — Page 9
ULTIMATE
REVISED — How to Play Ultimate at the Spring Camporee:
Teams will need a youth Team Captain.
Sign up your Team to play at the Fall Camporee by October 15, BY EMAILING John Hanks at [email protected]. Each team will re-ceive a ultimate Frisbee game disc.
Schedule Saturday, May 18, 2019
8:45 AM Team Captain Meeting — roster due
Afternoon Ultimate Tournament (Schedule to be set at the camporee.)
Team Roster
Troop/Crew (circle one) #: ___________________________________
Town: ___________________________________________________
Team Captain: _____________________________________________
Email: ____________________________________________________
Team Adult Advisor: _________________________________________
Email: ____________________________________________________ Team Roster: Bring to the Saturday 8:45 AM Team Captain Meeting
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Photo Ultimate Tournament at ConnJam
Spring Camporee organized Tournament:
1st, 2nd, and 3rd place Awards
Each Troop can register one team.
Smaller troops can combine with another
troop.
Ultimate relies on sportsmanship, invoking the
"Spirit of the Game" to maintain fair play. Ulti-
mate players will demonstrate mutual respect
for teammates and opponents alike, which de-
velops character, leadership, self-reliance, and
conflict -resolution skills.
This would be a youth-led activity. The
honor system works in ultimate, just like in
Scouting. Typically, there are no officials.
Players are responsible for playing fair, call-
ing their own fouls, and making their own out
-of-bounds calls.
Team Captains would form a Counseling
Board to organize the Tournament.
Each team will consist of youth (under 18
years of age) properly registered.
Round-robin tournament will be organized
A regulation game has 7 players on each
team. Each team can have up to 11 to al-
low for substitutes.
We would allow smaller Troops/Crew to
combine youth to make up a team.
Each team would register a team captain
and one adult to serve as a team advisor.
We are limiting to 9 TEAMS on a first
signup basis.
Questions: John Hanks
Troops & Crews Get Your Team in place...
ULTIMATE TOURNAMENT
At the Spring Camporee
Each Team that plays in the Ultimate Tournament will receive an Ultra-Star disc. With its contoured grip and aerody-namic engineering, the Discraft Ultra-Star is easier to throw and goes farther than other Ultimate Frisbee disc brands. The 175g Ultra-Star (10.75" diameter) is the official disc of USA Ultimate and the choice of Ultimate
teams worldwide for casual, league, and tournament play. Longer distance: The Discraft Ultra-Star flies further than any other Ultimate Frisbee disc.
Superior stability: The Discraft Ultra-Star maintains your release angle longer than any other disc designed for
both throwing and catching. Advanced Aerodynamics: With its contoured grip and aerodynamic engineering, the Discraft Ultra-Star is easier
to throw at all levels of play from a throw on the beach to a World Championship Ultimate Frisbee match.
POWAHAY & SCATACOOK CAMPOREE — Page 10
Upper Hoyt 288 Simpaug Tpk entrance Rifle and Archery Robotics MB Morning Chess Tournament Afternoon Webelos Adventure Pins Morn-
ing
Scouts BSA STEM Camporee Lower Hoyt Use 3 Marchant Rd entrance
Please note that both Scouts BSA
and Webelos will be camping
lower Hoyt. Car-pooling is a
must. Thank you.
POWAHAY & SCATACOOK CAMPOREE — Page 11
Powahay District — Trip Permission Form For STEM Camporee — May 18, 2019 at Hoyt Scout Reservation
Scout’s Name: ___________________________________________________________________________
Troop #: _______________________ Town: __________________________________________________
Some merit badge classes and camp program require scouts to leave the camp property. At all time while off site, proper adult/staff
supervision will be provided. (A minimum of 2 adults over the age of 18.) Transportation will be by foot, chartered bus, train or pri-
vate car with a driver over the age of 21, most likely from your son’s troop. All BSA Youth Protection Rules will be followed .
In consideration of the benefits to be derived, and in view of the fact that the Boy Scouts of America is an educational institution,
membership in which is voluntary, and having full confidence that every precaution will be taken to ensure the safety of my son(s)
activity, I hereby agree to his (their) participation and waiver all claims against the leaders of this trip and officers, agents, and repre-
sentatives of the Boy Scouts of America.
Circle One:
I DO / DO NOT give my child permission to participate in off property trips.
Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian: ____________________________________________________ Date:________________
POWAHAY/SCATACOOK DISTRICTS SCOUTS BSA PARKING
Please place on dash so it can be seen from windshield.
Name: ________________________________________________
Unit: _________________________________________________
Cell Phone: ____________________________________________
Trip Permission Form is required for Scouts participating in off-site merit badges including: Animal Science, Aviation, and Railroading. Please distribute to parents and bring to the camporee.
PARKING PASS is required for all vehicles parking at Hoyt. Please make copies and distribute to your parents and drivers.
Limited Parking — please car pool.
POWAHAY & SCATACOOK CAMPOREE — Page 12
Photo: Powahay last Webelos WOW
Hoyt Weekend Escape And the
Webelos Overnight Weekend — WOW! MAY 18-19, 2019
CHANGED to lower Hoyt 3 Marchant Rd entrance
Starts 8:30 AM Saturday – Ends 10 AM Sunday
The WOW Program
Bears becoming Webelos and all Webelos are invited to experience an overnight Scouts BSA campout. Have fun in the outdoors, learn camping skills, work on Webelos Pins, and meet Scouts and adult leaders from your neighborhood Troops.
When you get to camp, you will form Patrols and then do everything together using the Scout Patrol Method. You'll setup campsites, have a campfire, cook your dinner, participate in lots of fun activities, and work on Webelos and Arrow of Light rank re-quirements.
All you’ll need is a tent, sleeping bag, ground pad or air mattress, mess kit and clothing for the overnight.
Saturday lunch and dinner and a light Sunday break-fast will be provided.
The event is for current Bears (those that will be We-belos in the fall) and all Webelos. Younger Cub Scouts or siblings may not participate.
Highlights: Webelos Adventure Pins BB Shoot and Archery Hikes STEM/Nova Workshops Meet the Troops – Webelos Patrol Competi-
tions Star Gazing Party, Campfire, Movie, and more
Here is where we need help from our Troops: Older Scouts to serve as the Senior Patrol for
our Webelos Troop, ASPL, and Patrol Leaders. Great opportunities for former SPL’s and cur-rent JASM’s. Scouts should be First Class and above. It’s helpful that Scouts are 2 or 3 years older than the Webelos age. Do you have Scouts that are looking to
serve on a Summer Camp Staff? Here’s a great opportunity to Staff an event and use it as a reference. We can provide the ref-erence.
Host a Meet the Troop Station from 3 to 4 pm. A quick “show and do” skill competition at your campsite. Powahay Webelos will visit Powahay Troops and Scatacook Webelos will visit Scatacook Troops.
Teach Webelos Adventure Pins Help with Saturday Night Foil Cooking
We are also looking for a Troop or Troops to host or co-host the Webelos WOW. Scouts will still be able to participate in the Scouts BSA Camporee program but the troop will help us with the logistical support of the WOW.
Contact; John Hanks at [email protected]
POWAHAY & SCATACOOK CAMPOREE — Page 13
Powahay and Scatacook District
Hoyt Escape Weekend
T-SHIRT SALE
Cost $12.00 Deadline to order is April 28, 2019
http://archive.ctyankee.org/webpay/event/new/?form=000645
