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Miami Valley Council, BSASO YOU WANT TO BE A SCOUT CAMPOREEWOODLAND TRAILS SCOUT RESERVATION265 Gasper Somers Road, Camden Ohio 45311 About 6 miles South of Eaton on SR-127Leaders' and Adult GuideWhat is So You Want To Be A Scout Camporee, formerly Webelos-Ree?So You Want To Be A Scout Camporee is a Council camping event hosting funScout activities for Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts. This event is staffed bytrained Scouters and local Scouts BSA Troops.Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts will have the opportunity to participate inage-appropriate activities designed specifically for them. This two-night campoutoffers a number of engaging activities throughout the weekend.The purpose of the Camporee is two‐fold:1. It is designed to give your Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts a jump‐start towards obtaining theirWebelos Badge and their Arrow of Light Award.2. The entire weekend is inherently designed to inspire Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts to continue onthe trail to Scouts BSA and a new Troop.The staff is composed of several “Seasoned Scouters” who are always on hand to answer questionsand to guide the sessions. Some of the stations will be led by experienced Scouts. These youth areworking on requirements for their next rank. Please support this leadership opportunity as these youthleaders work on rank advancement.The sessions have been developed for Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts to work toward someAdventure Pins. The Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts will be challenged and encouraged to work onadvancement during the event, within the den, and at home. They will participate in ceremonies, campcooking, an Interfaith Service, and Saturday night campfire.There are limited registration slots for Camporee, so be sure to register early!The Scout Motto is Be Prepared.Webelos is not only a transition for the Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts from Cub Scouts, butfor the Leaders and Parents too! You will notice many changes from years past. The Camporee Staff hasworked hard to plan an event to help make the crossover from Cub Scouts to Scouts BSA as seamless aspossible for you and your Scouts!
So let’s get started!We will be using the Scout Oath and Law for our weekendand will follow the Outdoor Code.The Scout OathOn my honor I will do my bestTo do my duty to God and my countryAnd to obey the Scout Law;To help people at all times;To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.The Scout LawA Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous,kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent.The Scout MottoBe Prepared!The Scout SloganDo a Good Turn Daily!The Scout SignThe three upraised fingers of the right hand, with the arm at a right angle,stand for the three parts of the Scout Oath.The thumb and little finger touch to stand for the bond between all Scouts.The Handshake is with the left hands-it’s the one closest to your heart.The Salute is with three fingers of the right hand.The Outdoor CodeAs an American, I will do my best to:Be clean in my outdoor manners.I will treat the outdoors as a heritage.I will take care of it for myself and others.I will keep my trash and garbage out of lakes, streams, fields, woods, and roadways.Be careful with fire.I will prevent wildfire.I will build my fires only where they are appropriate.When I have finished using a fire, I will make sure it is cold out.I will leave a clean fire ring, or remove all evidence of my fire.Be considerate in the outdoors.I will treat public and private property with respect.I will use low‐impact methods of hiking and camping.Be conservation mindedI will learn how to practice good conservationof soil, waters, forests, minerals, grasslands, wildlife, and energy.I will urge others to do the same.Scout VespersSoftly falls the light of day, as our campfire fades away.Silently each Scout should ask, have I done my daily task?Have I kept my honor bright? Can I guiltless sleep tonight?Have I done and have I dared everything to be prepared?
So You Want To Be A Scout Camporee Unit RosterPlease fill this roster out for all present during each day of the weekend for insurance purposes.Please return your evaluation form and any supplies to receive your patches by 10 am Sunday.COUNCIL DISTRICT UNIT DATEFRI SAT SUNNAMEPlease total up in the three boxes on right ADULTWEBELOSARROWOF LIGHT
Check-inPacks must check in as a complete unit. Units can check‐in Friday between the hours of 4:30 pm and 8 pm. Unitswill not be allowed to set‐up until they check‐in. Check‐in is at the Camporee Office inside the west side of theDining Hall. The unit leader will need all medical forms, and a copy of the roster (roster on previous page) of allScouts and adults present who are registered for the Camporee. Unless prior arrangements have been made andapproved by the event organizers, do not arrive earlier than 4:30 pm to setup. All campsites are assigned. Someunits are smaller than others and will need to share some campsites together. Four Camporee Schedules (with theMaps on the reverse side) will be given out to each unit.Leaders' MeetingThere will be a mandatory Leaders' and Staff meeting on Friday night at 8:30 pm in the Dining Hall that will provideadditional information and changes! One adult from each Den is required to attend with any roster updates. TheLeaders' Meeting is a time for unit leaders to meet and greet other leaders, meet the staff, receive their schedules andstation locations, and discuss any last minute information or concerns the staff or the unit leaders might have.PatchesPatches will be given out after evaluation forms have been handed in. Patches will be given out at the Camporeeevent, if available, or later at the District Roundtables.ParkingDue to safety concerns and very muddy conditions in the past, only ONE vehicle will be allowed to unload gear in thecampsites. Once the vehicle is unloaded they must be moved to the lower parking lot. No vehicles will be allowed tostay in or at the campsites. This is for emergency vehicle access. Thank you in advance!!LeadershipEach unit must have at least one registered adult leader who has completed a BALOO training course and HazardousWeather.Each unit will have a minimum of two registered adult leaders over the age of 21 with Youth Protection Training incamp whenever Webelos and/or Arrow of Light Scouts are in the campsite. Each unit will have a minimum of oneadult leader and one adult who has Youth Protection Training when accompanying Scouts to/from each session, andwhile at the sessions.Each unit’s leaders and adults are responsible for the actions of their Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts at all timeand units will be held financially responsible for any damages their Scouts cause.Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts are not allowed to use axes, hatchets, or machetes.Scouts will use the buddy system at all times!!Staff PersonnelAll staff personnel will be treated with respect and courtesy at all times. The adult staff members stand behind andsupport our youth staff members. For many of our youth staff members this is a first time experience in a trainingenvironment. Do not let insignificant events deter your Scouts from learning or losing confidence in their instructors.Concerns should be addressed with the Camporee Event Leaders.Remember we are here for our Scouts!Mannersa. Any SCOUT who inflicts intentional personal harm on another Scout or adult, WILL BE SENT HOMEIMMEDIATELY!b. Disruptive/destructive behavior will not be tolerated. Scouts who are disruptive during any session will be turnedover to a unit leader for guidance.c. The unit will be financially responsible for damages to another unit’s gear or camp property caused by theirWebelos and Arrow of Light Scouts.d. Scouts must ask permission prior to entering a neighboring campsite. (This allows the leaders/adults of the visitedcamp to know who is in their camp at all times.)e. Scouts will not “cut through” campsites to get to their campsite (use the road or paths). Scouts will be quiet incamp during lights out.f. Scouts are not allowed to intentionally shine their flashlights into neighboring camps.VolunteersMany Scouters have volunteered their time to develop the schedule of events for the Camporee. Sometimes thingshappen when they could not attend and the program will be changed at the last minute. Have patience and beflexible. Have a couple of back‐up plans just in case, such as brain teasers, quiet games, etc. to occupy a few minuteswhile other plans are solidified.
PetsNo pets are allowed to “visit” or stay during the Camporee. This includes dropping off equipment or Scouts. Thisapplies to all visitors and staff personnel. The only exception is licensed service animals.Campsite InspectionAll campsites should be kept neat with gear and equipment properly stowed away.Units should follow the OUTDOOR CODE guidelines and leave their campsites in better condition than when theyarrived. Each unit is responsible for ensuring all campfires are in an existing fire ring.Liquid FuelsEach unit is responsible for keeping liquid fuel (Coleman fluid) away from the cooking area, Scouts, and sleepingareas. A suggestion would be to put the fuel in a milk crate with something on top as a lid. Propane is therecommended fuel type to use.CookingThe Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts should plan, prepare, and cook the den/patrol meals. This will help meet theAdventure Pin requirements. The leaders and adults can help their Scouts with cutting and lighting of stoves.However, try to let them do most of the preparation and cooking. Adults can prepare and cook their meals. If the unitis planning aluminum foil cooking, the charcoal has to be off the ground or in an existing fire ring. Keep an eye onthe weather; it may be chilly or wet. We recommend warm drinks, broths, or soup. Webelos and Arrow of LightScouts love hot chocolate and snacks while on campouts. We suggest you keep an ample supply of both. Do notforget coffee and tea for the adults. Remember graces before meals-Duty to God is part of the Oath.Smoking and Alcohol PolicyThis is a smoke free event. The smoking of cigarettes, cigars, pipes, and illegal substances are prohibited. The use ofsmokeless tobacco is also prohibited. This policy applies to all leaders, parents/guardians, and Scouts. Thedesignated smoking area is located at the far end of the parking lot. This is also an alcohol free event. All alcoholicbeverages are strictly prohibited. This policy applies to all leaders, parents/guardians, and Scouts. There is not adesignated area for alcohol use. If a parent appears inebriated, they will be asked to leave or will be arrested.First AidEach unit is responsible for providing basic first aid for their Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts.Anyserious injuries should be reported to the Event First Aid Staff and/or Camporee Staff in the Dining Hall.For severe injuries, 911 will be called by Staff to get help there the fastest.Scouts LeavingIf at any time during the Camporee, a registered Webelos and Arrow of Light Scout and parent/guardian are leaving,the unit leader must be notified and the Webelos and Arrow of Light Scout and parent/guardian must sign out at theCamporee Office in back of the Dining Hall.UniformsScouts and Scouters are encouraged to wear Class “A” uniforms (Field Uniform‐tan or blue BSA shirts, neckerchiefs,and belts) at the flag ceremonies, during the Interfaith Service, and closing campfire program. Class “B” uniforms(Activities uniform‐Pack T- shirts) can be worn during the sessions, down time, and inside the campsites.ClothingUnit leaders need to check the weather forecast prior to coming to the Camporee. Be prepared for the weekend.Bring enough and the right equipment for your Scouts. This is Fall in Ohio and the weather can change instantly.Please ensure your Scouts bring appropriate clothing and 25 F outdoor sleeping bags. The temperature can droponce the sun goes down. Ensure your Scouts bring sweatshirts, light jackets, long sleeve shirt, and long pants, andmake sure they wear them. The Scouts will get cold quickly, we would rather see them too warm than too coldduring the Camporee. Recommended personal gear lists for adults and Scouts are at the end of the Guide.General rules1. Sheath knives, candles, firecrackers, explosives, firearms, electronic games, radios, and televisions are notpermitted.2. Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts are not allowed to stay/roam through the camp during scheduled events.3. Unit leaders and parents are responsible for all Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts during the Camporee.4. Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts should not bring knives to the Camporee.5. Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts may sleep in the same tent with other Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts.6. No more than three Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts per tent.7. No eating in tents (ants, bugs and critters will visit you).8. Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts cannot share medications. The only medications a Webelos and Arrow ofLight Scout can carry with them are Epi‐Pens or rescue Inhalers.
9. Scouts and adults are not allowed to go barefoot. No sandals or open‐toed shoes.10. Campfires must be in existing fire rings.11. Campfires are not to be left unattended at any time. Leaders/adults must be appointed as FIRE WARDENS.12. Pets (dogs, cats, mice, gerbils, birds, snakes, tarantulas, llamas–you get the picture) are not permitted, unless theyare service animals.13. The cutting of live trees is prohibited. Axe yards are not authorized.14. The buddy system and youth protection guidelines are in effect all times.15. National and Council policies will be followed.CheckoutIf a unit is going to leave before the end of the Camporee, they are to inform the Event Leader, police their campsitearea for trash, and ensure that campfires are out and ashes are disposed of properly. Inside the west side of the DiningHall, the unit leader will sign their unit out, finish camp paperwork, and get patches.Garbage DisposalEach unit is responsible for disposing of their trash at check out in the dumpster located behind the Dining Hall.WOODLAND TRAILS SCOUT RESERVATION EMERGENCY PROCEDURESThe Camporee Staff at Woodland Trails has undergone extensive training so that they are prepared for any emergencysituation that might arise in Camp. The Camp has a written agreement with all local fire and rescue squads, local lawenforcement, hospitals and other emergency services. During an emergency, your responsibility is for YOUR UNIT.The Camporee Staff will handle all emergencies.FIRE: In the event of a fire, the siren will sound 30 seconds on and 30 seconds off and will repeat three times.MOBILIZE your unit and meet at the Flag Quad by your unit flag pole where you will be given further instructions. AStaff Member will take charge of asking each unit to line up and their leader will give an accounting of the Scouts.TORNADO: In the event of a tornado, the siren will be turned on and remain on. Campers will lie down on theground in an open area, preferably in a ditch or other low-lying spot. Stay away from overhead power lines and trees.SEVERE WEATHER: Siren will alternate form high volume to low. Take cover and keep the Scouts together.Weather reports will be monitored by the Camporee Event Leaders.LIGHTNING: If lightning is spotted or thunder is heard, stay out of open fields.EARTHQUAKE: There is no warning siren for an earthquake. Exit all buildings and stay away from power lines. Ifunable to exit, then get under sturdy furniture or in a doorway. Stay away from windows and electrical outlets. Noone shall re-enter a building until the ranger has determined that it is safe.EXTREME HEAT/HIGH HUMIDITY: Activities will continue with modification to limit overexertion. Be sure thatall campers drink plenty of water. Keep strenuous physical activity to a minimum.EXTREME TO MODERATE COLD: Make sure that all campers dress in layers, coats zipped or buttoned up withhoods up, and cover extremities with gloves, hats and layered socks. Keep hydrated.LOST PERSON: Report any missing camper(s) at once to the Dining Hall (Camporee Office). Be prepared with adescription of the missing person, where they were last seen and any other helpful information.ILLNESS OR INJURY: Report any major illness or injury to the Dining Hall (Camporee Office).INSECTS: Please inform your Scouts to check themselves for ticks and other insects while at Camp. Deer ticks arecommon in this part of the country.SECURITY IN CAMP: As a requirement of Camp Security, each Unit is required to submit a Unit Roster of the youthand adult members that are attending Camp to the Dining Hall (Camporee Office). Please make sure that this Roster iscurrent and all information is correct.
So You Want To Be A Scout CamporeeRecommended Personal Gear for .19.20.21.Tent, ground cloth, extra stakesPersonal medication (safely stowed away)Sleeping bag rated for 25 F and above, or blanketsCot or air mattressPillow w/coverPersonal toiletries (i.e. toothbrush/ toothpaste, deodorant, washcloth/ towel, etc.)Shower towel, face clothExtra pair of shoes, sneakers, and socksClothes (watch the weather)Light jacket, sweatshirt, long pantsFlashlight w/extra batteriesPersonal underclothingClass “A” Shirt (if registered Scout)Class “B” T‐ShirtsRaincoat (emergency ponchos are not recommended, they are not fireproof)Water bottle (Go green)Toilet Paper, moist towelettesBug spray (Non‐aerosol)Sun screen SPF 30Mess kit (Save a tree)Camp chairSafe traveling to the Camporee!!!So You Want To Be A Scout CamporeeRecommended Personal Gear for Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.Tent, ground cloth, stakesSleeping bag rated for 25 F or above, or sheets and blanketsMess kit w/utensils (Save a tree)Water bottle (Go green)Class “A” Shirt with neckerchief3 Class “B” T‐Shirts2 pair of pantsExtra pair of shoes/sneakersRaincoat (Emergency Ponchos not allowed not fireproof3 pair of socks, underwear, and 1 pair pajamaBug spray (Non‐aerosol)Sun screen SPF 30Personal toiletries (i.e. toothbrush/ toothpaste, deodorant, washcloth/ towel, etc.)Flashlight with extra batteries and/or light sticksLight jacket, sweatshirt, or long sleeve shirtItems not to bring to the Camporee: Electronic games, Pokémon cards, radios, televisions, and IPods.Scouts’ personal cell phones will need to be turned in to the Unit Leader for the duration of the Weekend.Safe traveling to the Camporee!!!
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