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Larry Green
Приєднався 12 гру 2012
Mainly, this channel's all about Scout Pioneering. scoutpioneering.com
Roman Chariot Race
“The chariot race originated at Gilwell in the early days of Leader Training and for many years was used on every Scout Wood Badge Course as a classic demonstration of B.P.’s method in action:
the Patrol as the unit of activity
the immediate application of newly acquired skills (Square Lashing, Diagonal Lashing)
the construction of a basic unit in mainline pioneering (the trestle)
light-hearted competition between Patrols”
scoutpioneering.com/2013/02/19/troop-meeting-challenge-h-frame-trestle-chariot-race/
the Patrol as the unit of activity
the immediate application of newly acquired skills (Square Lashing, Diagonal Lashing)
the construction of a basic unit in mainline pioneering (the trestle)
light-hearted competition between Patrols”
scoutpioneering.com/2013/02/19/troop-meeting-challenge-h-frame-trestle-chariot-race/
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Crossing the Alligator Pit
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On Friday morning before Geocaching, "Planning Programs that Rock" conference attendees participated in a "Crossing the Alligator Pit" Scout skill challenge.
SCOUT PIONEERING: Brazilian Balance Track
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An interactive challenge that is engaging and fun!
Raft Race
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Pee Dee Area Council's Camp Coker challenged troops to build a raft and participate in a campwide raft race. While having some unique fun, several Scouts also learned something about the center of gravity.
Green Grass Grows All Around
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A verse from this camp song during lunchtime at Pee Dee Area Council's Camp Coker
FLYING THE COLORS ON A FLOATING FLAGPOLE!
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During the Pee Dee Area Council Scout Expo, Chicora Chapter of Santee Lodge 116 Order of the Arrow erected a floating flagpole made entirely of Scout staves.
Pioneering Village: 2017 National Scout Jamboree
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The pioneering village up on Jack Mountain at the Summit Bechtel Reserve featured a wide array of diverse projects and activities, illustrating pioneering’s practicality, educative value, and fun.
Nathan Kohler's Leadership Approach
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Presented on the occasion of Nathan Kohler's Eagle Scout Court of Honor.
Double A-Frame Monkey Bridge
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Troop 86 from Sumter, SC builds a Double A-Frame Monkey Bridge at Pee Dee Area Council's Camp Coker.
Climbing Rappelling
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Climbing and rappelling are among the most exciting activities a Scout can do. Whether they visit a climbing gym, a tower at Scout camp, or a wilderness site with cliffs and boulders, they will enjoy the physical rush of descending on a rope and the mental challenge of finding a path back to the top.
Troop Meeting Agenda: Closing Ceremony
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Troops can decide to always conduct the same closing ceremony for each meeting, vary it, or have different versions presented by individual patrols.
Troop Meeting Agenda: Leader's Minute
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The Leader’s Minute (often referred to as the “Scoutmaster’s Minute”) is frequently presented after some closing announcements and before a brief closing ceremony. In a well-run unit, this might be the only time the Scoutmaster or another adult leader addresses the troop during the meeting. It’s an occasion that leaves the Scouts with something of value to think about-something they can reflect...
Troop Meeting Agenda: Games & Challenges
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What’s referred to as the “Games” section of the Troop Meeting Planning Sheet can be approached from a variety of directions and in a variety of ways. In its most simple context, this portion of the meeting provides a chance to have some good, clean fun serving to change the pace of the meeting, and/or allow Scouts to happily let off a little steam. From another direction, this time slot can af...
Troop Meeting Agenda: Breakout Groups
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Breaking out into groups gives Scouts a chance to plan and get organized. This is the time when patrols can plan their involvement in upcoming troop activities, select menus for hikes and campouts, assign patrol members to specific tasks, and work out any other details for the smooth operation of the patrol.
Troop Meeting Agenda: Skills Instruction
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Much of Scouting is learning. Though, regularly the best learning takes place on occasions when Scouts are having fun and aren’t at all aware they’re learning anything, periods set aside for relevant instruction are a fundamental part of the regular troop meeting. The Skills Instruction portion of a troop meeting can target topics that are rank-related, merit badge-related, or readiness-related...
Troop Meeting Agenda: Group Instruction
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Troop Meeting Agenda: Group Instruction
Troop Meeting Agenda: SPL Announcements
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Troop Meeting Agenda: SPL Announcements
Troop Meeting Agenda: Opening Ceremony
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Troop Meeting Agenda: Opening Ceremony
Troop Meeting Agenda: Pre-opening Gathering Period Activities
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Troop Meeting Agenda: Pre-opening Gathering Period Activities
Troop Meeting Agenda: Scoutmaster/Senior Patrol Leader Pre-Meeting Conference
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Troop Meeting Agenda: Scoutmaster/Senior Patrol Leader Pre-Meeting Conference
How to Tie and Apply Half Hitches and the Clove Hitch
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How to Tie and Apply Half Hitches and the Clove Hitch
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FUN!
Ah, this brings back old memories of Troop 75 in Hollis Queens of the Greater New York Council!
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This is honestly the best video ive seen to learn this. Thanks buddy 👍🏻👍🏻
Hello!!
My name is Material Rope the third.
Getting ready to show the boys a Chippewa Kitchen and this will help immensely with the "table". Thanks for the refresher...great work Mr. Green
This will consume an insane amount rope no?
I agree with eagledove, keeping the rope to inside and simply lashing loops is brilliant. No need to pull the entire length thru each time. Great job Larry!!!
Cool 😎
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Nice on
Great tutorial! You're awesome. Question: I'd heard rope should be wet before lashing. Do you agree? Any insight one way or the other? Thanks again!
Keeping the long end of the rope to the inside - great. I just practiced lashing some stuff together, and I'm making a little table, for the first time, and my strings were all over the place, and I was dragging a big ball of string from one place to another. Keeping it on one side, and then just looping a bit of it, or I guess that might even be a 'bight,' that is very ergonomic.
Its true thanks giving video
Thnxs I've been looking for this 👍🇺🇸
Thanks
How are the double A-Frames erected? Obviously they can't be driven into the ground, and it seems to me that the 3-2-1 anchors are solely for the rope bridge. I'm beginning to think maybe the anchors help so bow my question is: would it be better to angle the double A-frames slightly and if so, which way? Also, I noticed that this revised monkey bridge is "less likely' to fail than the single A-frame style and I can't help but wonder why no one has thought up a few fail-safes.
The strain created by the anchored hand and foot ropes provides enough downward tension to keep the A-frames erect.
@@TroopLeader thanks
Did the scouts even check with the tribe to see if it’s okay to show the tribes legends like this in a play . It kinda seems like they are making fun of the tribe or mocking the tribe . All the Boy Scout stuff I see always seems like they steal from the indigenous ways and traditional way of life
Did the scouts even check with the tribe to see if it’s okay to show the tribes legends like this in a play . It kinda seems like they are making fun of the tribe or mocking the tribe . All the Boy Scout stuff I see always seems like they steal from the indigenous ways and traditional way of life
Anybody joined the 17th Scout Jamboree???
im a scout
It's great hearing the Scouts thank the adult volunteer for helping them.
Alright! Challenge accepted... thanks!
scoutpioneering.com/2018/07/16/brazilian-balance-track/
Muito bom.
Great video! Thanks! Can you offer any suggestions on how to obtain spars? My troop just doesn't seem to have the time or wood to strip and convert to spars. I'd love to do more lashing projects, but this seems to be one of our biggest hurdles in doing so.
it is very loose...
Just a demo. Keep pulling tight as you go.
Lose yeah! Just progressively toggle and pull. Another tip, if time allows, saw, chop or carve out wedge shapes in the support logs and place the cross logs in before binding.
Another way to really tighten up this approach is to frap once or twice around all the wrappings! This solidly and securely tightens things up!
awesome video.👍
Great to see those skills taught again from a former 1966-72 scout, Asst Sct Mas 72-73, 1993-1998; Sct Mas 1990-92, 99. Pioneering was lost at camporees in the 1990s.
Here you go: scoutpioneering.com/2012/12/27/double-a-frame-monkey-bridge/
I have a question about a square and a diagonal lashing. Comments are disabled on those videos so I came to this one. Hello. what is more secure a diagonal or a square lashing for tying say round or square pieces of wood to my cars roof bars. Thanks for any advice.
Always a square lashing, which provides more contact between the poles and the rope. Diagonal lashings are best suited for springing two poles together where they intersect and do not touch. (It has nothing to do with at what angle the poles intersect, and got its name because the wraps run diagonally to the spars, whereas with a square lashing, the wraps run at 90 degrees to the spars.)
Troop Leader Thanks for the help.
Hi. If you want to build it yourself just google for 'woodprix' . I know you'll find good solutions for your idea.
Great video demo! Thank you! I can see many uses for this in my future.
The see-saw should have been made with a 10' plank instead of 12'.