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INTENSIVE TRAINING IN THE GREEN BAR PATROL:

GREEN BAR TRAINING HIKE

 

NEEDED MATERIAL:

As decided & planned at Third Training Meeting.

PROGRAM:

(a) Assembly: Quartermaster and Grubmaster check equipment and grub to insure that everything is in readiness.

(b) Outbound Journey:  

1. Hiking Technique: Follow suggestions in the Scout Handbook in regard to proper methods of hiking, and correct Patrol hike formation on highways. 

2. Activities: Start activities as soon as possible --whether observation games, nature study or whatever was decided at Training Meeting. Give the different boys a chance to lead the Patrol from time to time.

(c) At Destination: Have an Assistant Scoutmaster or a junior Assistant put on a quick demonstration of the subject of the hike, then get the boys to work on axemanship, fire-building, cooking--or mapping or signaling--according to the program for the day. Cooking should be done on a Patrol basis. Also run a couple of 

Instruction Games, such as Signal Relay, the Leading Packsack, String Burning Height Judging, Leaf Matching  

Rest Period Recreation Games: One or two of the following: Capture the Flag, Skin the Snake, Antelope Border Scouting, Clean-up.

(d) Return Journey: Do not attempt any specially planned activity during this, although a game such as "Near and Far" may be tried. Make use of the songs rehearsed during training meeting. Dismiss at appropriate spot.

FOURTH TRAINING MEETING THEME: Patrol Advancement

 

 

   

 

 


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