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Fall Fun Rally 2019
Gateway to the West
Program, Trainings, and
CompetitionsTable of Contents Program ............................................................................................................. 2 Friday Evening Activities................................................................................ 3 Saturday Daytime Activities – One Time Activities ....................................... 4 Saturday Daytime Events – Large Events (Largely Outside Field) ................ 5 Saturday Daytime Events – Unit/District Sponsored (Largely in Field) ........ 7 Saturday Evening Activities .......................................................................... 10 Sunday Morning ............................................................................................ 11 Competition Rules ........................................................................................ 12 Trainings ......................................................................................................... 15 Saturday Morning .......................................................................................... 16 Saturday Afternoon ....................................................................................... 17 Sunday Morning ............................................................................................ 19 FFR 2019 – Programs Page 1 9/16/19
Programs Fall Fun Rally is a unique event. Many such programs would be put on by a collection of staff. But one of the most unique parts of Fall Fun Rally is that literally hundreds of people work together to put on the Fall Fun Rally, each taking a small part. This makes for an entirely diverse collection of events. Friday evening programs are sponsored by the Central Region Area 3 VOA. Most events on Saturday are centered around the Camp May Scoutcraft field. These events are largely organized by the Greater Saint Louis Area Council Venturing and Sea Scout Officers’ Association, as well as some other VOAs from other Councils. Each event is planned and executed by volunteers: youth and adults from the different Crews, Ships, Posts who give part of their day to make amazing program for all of us. The VSOA also coordinates bringing in multiple other displays, activities, and programs throughout the day put on by different people outside of Scouting. Finally, a great number of volunteers step forward to run different programs including Shooting Sports, Climbing Tower, Mountain Man Village, and STEM Area. Most events are ‘walk up and do’ events with no advanced prep required. Competitions are grouped together in this program as they will require some preparation. Trainings are listed later in this book. Programs, unless noted, are open to both youth and adult participants. With all these events, information is constantly changing about the event. As such, this booklet is current as of the date published, but will likely change prior to the event. Updates will be announced at the Friday night meeting or throughout the day via the field PA system. FFR 2019 – Programs Page 2 9/16/19
Friday Evening Activities
GSLAC Venturing/Sea Scouting Kickoff and VSOA Elections
8:00 – 9:15 Location TBA
Join the VSOA as we kick off the weekend in style. Its going to be a fast paced
election for our four council officers for 2019-2020. And perhaps more
pertinently we will be going through the weekend. Be sure to be in attendance
to vote, and to find out all the last minute hints for the Fall Fun Rally! All are
welcome at this meeting, youth, adult, GSLAC or others, but only Venturing and
Sea Scouting units from GSLAC will be able to participate in elections. FFR T-
shirts will be distributed after the meeting.
Fall Fun Rally Kick Off 8:00 – 9:00 Emerson Theater
If you aren’t attending the above meeting, please make sure you attend this one.
We request at least one youth and advisor from each unit to get any last minute
updates for Fall Fun Rally, and check out weekend highlights. We’ll have some
fun as we do. FFR T-shirts will be distributed after the meeting.
Late Comer’s Meeting 11:00 Emerson Large Meeting Rm
If you missed the earlier meetings, please join us for the late, late, late show.
Please send at least one youth and one advisor per unit.
Board Games and Coffee Lounge 9:15 Emerson Theater
Like Board Games? Like Coffee? Well have we got the room for you. Come play
your favorites or learn a new one, while you sip on a cup of coffee.
German Dance, followed by Line Dancing 9:15 Emerson Dining Hall
We’ve got a fun activity planned with a local German Dance group. Come learn
a bunch of traditional german dance, and have a great time doing it! Following
the German group, we’ll be starting Western Style Line Dancing too. No
experience necessary, just come and have a lot of fun!
Movie in the Field: Aladdin 9:15 Parade Field
Come watch the newest Disney Live Action movie. Bring a blanket or a chair if
you are so inclined and enjoy the show.
Western Casino 9:15 Emerson Dining Hall
Join in the fun as we have a casino night (play money of course). At the end of
the casino night, bid on prizes with your play money!
Climbing Tower 9:15 Edge of Parade Field
The new climbing tower is up and running, and its located a lot closer to the
fun. Come climb the night away, conveniently steps away from all the other fun
running Friday night!
Curfew – 12:30 on your site, quiet and not disturbing your neighbors.
FFR 2019 – Programs Page 3 9/16/19Saturday One Time Events Flag Raising (7:45 AM) – Join in the Flag Raising at the Parade Field Flag Poles. Fall Fun Rally Color Run (8:00 AM) – Join in the fun as we kick off the activities Saturday morning with a run through the Rally. The basic way a color run works is the runners will run through multiple stations where friends wait to throw clouds of color. The runners run through the clouds, and at the end come out covered in colors of the rainbow. It’s a great fun run morning. We’ll need runners and throwers for this event. If you want to run, meet up at the parking area at the far end of the Lane Field (camping field) by 8:00 am wearing a white t-shirt and other clothes you don’t might getting covered in color. If you want to throw color, we’ll have a limited amount of color available, but you as a unit can also join in the fun from your campsite as they run by. Those camping near the path through the field, or on the road in either Lane or Shippey will be able to throw a cloud of color for our runners. Bring your own if you want to throw from your campsite. Color run powder is available online at retailers such as Amazon starting around $15. Cast Iron Chef (10:30 AM) – a Fall Fun Rally Favorite! Try out your hand at a under pressure cooking contest. Rules and guidelines are be found later in this packet. Sip’n Sync and Western Outfit Contest (Noon – 1:00 PM) – Back again for another year. Don’t waste time walking back to your campsite, pack a sack lunch early in the day and hang out at lunch time! We’ll be sipping Fitz’s Root Beer (from a keg) while we have a Lip Sync and Dance Off Competitions. This year we will also have a Western Wear Contest during the Sip’n Sync. Those with the meal plan will be given a premium to go lunch to be able to participate. Rules for the contest are provided later in this packet. Flag Retreat (6:30 PM) Following Dinner and Prior to religious services, meet at the Parade Field Flag Poles Saturday night FFR 2019 – Programs Page 4 9/16/19
Saturday Day Time Events – Large Events (Largely Outside Field) Climbing Complex – (Runs 9:00 - 4:30): New in 2019! A new Climbing complex has opened at Beaumont on 2019 and we are going to put it to the test. Multiple sides of climbing are available, as well as ascending, and a bouldering wall. Come try out this great new structure all day Saturday. Crate Stacking–(Runs 9:00 - 4:30): Climb up crates as you stack them on top of each other one at a time. See how high you can get. Mud Cave (Runs 9:00 - 4:00)– Beaumont has its own cave. Yes that’s right, just at the edge of the property. Go in, explore the cave, whether you want to get muddy or not, there’s plenty to explore. Horseback Trail Rides (4 rides available)– Put on your long pants (required) and join us for a trail ride with the Beaumont Herd and our very own Equestrian Venturing Crew. A limited number of slots are available and will be awarded via lottery. Signup for the lotter is available at http://fallfunrally.org. LARP – Live Action Role Play is back again. Try out this fun activity filled with foam swords, archery equipment, and strategy. Mountain Man Village (Runs 9:00 - 4:30) – A Fall Fun Rally favorite! Come down to the encampment and try your hands at Blacksmithing. Check out historical displays, and try out food that would have been made on the frontier. Top it all off with Tomahawk throwing. And don’t forget some money to buy the famous homemade root beer. FFR 2019 – Programs Page 5 9/16/19
Shooting Sports – We’ve got so many shooting sports going on you could spend
the whole day just doing this. Some activities will have an orientation that must
be completed prior to participating. (Runs 9:00 - 4:00)
• .22 Rifles – We’ll be shooting lever action rifles from a standing
position this year.
• AR-15 .22 Rifles – We’ve added realistic shooting AR-15 rifles to the
lineup this year.
• Shotgun – Try out our shotgun range, located next to the .22 range.
• Pistols – Making a return to the Fall Fun Rally, we’ve got pistols for you
to try out.
• Paintball Shooting – Targets are more fun when they go ‘splat’.
• Airsoft – It’s a great time to just plink plink plink at the targets that
move when you hit them.
• Archery – Come shoot a bow and arrow. We’ve got a range of targets
to aim at.
• Sporting Arrows –Combine Archery with the fun of skeet shooting, and
that’s Action Archery. Shoot down the targets as they fly across the
range.
STEM Area – This area is going to be packed with exciting explorations of
Science Technology Engineering and Math. The STEM Trailer will be there with
all the 3D printing, CAD design, Laser Cutting, and Drones. There will be a great
welding activity. Finally, industry partners from around Saint Louis will be
bringing STEM activities and displays also. Stop by and try out the fun, or check
out how you can bring STEM activities to your unit through the NOVA Awards
Program.
Zip Line – (Runs 9:00 -3:00): Beaumont has a challenge course, and while we
won’t be opening the entire challenge course for the event, we’re opening the
best part of it – the zip line! It’s just a 15 minute hike up the hill to the zip!
FFR 2019 – Programs Page 6 9/16/19Saturday Daytime Activities – District/Unit Sponsored Activities (Largely in Field) Events run all day, in the Activities Field unless otherwise noted. Items marked with a * have available competitions which will have a prize announced the closing show. A-frame Shuffle – Lash up an A-Frame with your team and see if you can walk the frame (with a person on it) across the field. Branding – We’ve got brands galore this year. Bring your items to brand to the branding area and go home ‘marked’ with Venturing, FFR, or the Western theme of the weekend. Crime Scene Investigation* (Afternoon)– A Crime has been committed, and its your job to investigate. The Police Explorers are here to help you out and see how you measure up! Dodge Ball (Morning Only) – Get a group together and try your hand at this classic favorite. Dunk Booth – Come dunk your friends or get dunked yourself. Just don’t forget to rinse off from the cave before you do! Fire Hose Tug of War (Morning Only) – Try a new twist on Tug of War see who can pull the other team over the line. First Aid Challenge* – Do you have what it takes to provide first aid in a realistic setting? Come try out your hand in this event, and learn a bit about realistic first aid make up in the process. Fishing and CAI Display (Emerson Dining Hall) – Fishing is a life long sport that literally anyone can pickup. It’s also a focus of training available in Scouting. Come check out Fishing, as well as the Certified Angler program. Gaga Ball* (Tournament at 3 pm) – Come learn about Gaga Ball and see who can be the last one standing in the Pit. Open play most of the day, Tournament for the FFR champ at 3 pm. Gateway Lego Users Group Display (Emerson Dining Hall) – Legos may have started as a children’s toy but Legos are now a hobby for all ages. Come learn about Legos as a hobby including some of the amazing structures that hobbyists build today. Giant Jenga – We’ve all played Jenga, but have you played it when the stack is up to your waist? FFR 2019 – Programs Page 7 9/16/19
Giant Twister (Morning Only)– Twister for 20, coming right up! Come play for fun and see who is the last one standing! Flags of the World and U.S. (Morning) – This competition will test your recognition of Flags from around the world and the U.S. A prize will be awarded at the evening show. Historical Scouting Display (Emerson Basement) – Check out historical Scouting memorabilia with a focus on older scouting programs. Horseshoes – Try your hand at this Western themed game. Human Foosball – You’ve played tabletop Foosball, but in this version, you are the players. Get a team together and try your luck! Ice Block Sledding (Afternoon)– Grab a block of ice, throw a pad on top and take a wild ride down the hill. Lasso/Rope the Log -- Learn how to lasso or sharpen your skills. Compete against your friends to lasso the log or our ‘cows’. Life Size Checkers/Chess – Checkers and chess. Only bigger! Nine Square in the Air – An enlarged version of Four Square, but overhead. It’s a hilariously fun way to play as you keep the ball on the move. Paintball Slingshots (Afternoon) – Paintballs shot by slingshot – SPLAT! Police and Fire Demo – We’ve invited the Police and Fire demonstration units. What they bring, and whether they come is somewhat dependent on current events. Possible displays include the Bomb Squad Robot, SWAT Vehicle, K-9 Vehicle, Fire Truck competitions, and more. Quick Draw w/Silly String (Morning Only) – Its time for a shoot out at the Beaumont Corral…with Silly String. Take your paces, and silly string your partner. Scoutmobile Jousting – All aboard your Scout Mobile (soapbox car) and Joust your way to victory. SCUBA Display – Come learn about SCUBA Gear, and opportunities for your unit to try out SCUBA. FFR 2019 – Programs Page 8 9/16/19
Sea Scout Battleship/Display -- Using signal flags, send messages to your partners on where to 'fire'. It’s an adaptation of battleship that will really test your communication skills -- Sea Scout style! And don’t worry, if you don’t know your signals we’ll teach you. While you’re here stop by and learn about Sea Scouts and sailing opportunities available to you and your unit. Shaving Cream Wiffle Ball (Afternoon Only) – Wiffle Ball with a twist. Your Ball is filled with shaving cream. See if you’ve got what it takes to best your competition in this game that is sure to be non-stop fun. Slack Lines – Try your hand at this sport which is a mix between walking a tightrope and a trampoline. We’ll have a couple different setups for this fun activity. Slip’n Slide Kickball (Afternoon)– Combine Slip’n Slides, Kick ball, and a whole lot of fun as you slide into pools for the bases. It’s bound to be a great time. SportsBall* – It’s like ultimate frisbee, soccer, football, and lacrosse combined. Stop by, try your hand at this game and have a great time. Squeeze Box – See how low you can go. Try to squeeze through to get to the other side. Stump War – Do you have what it takes to take on the Stump? Confused? Stop by and try it out. V-Box – While the Squeeze Box is a flat surface to crawl through, the V-Box simulates the up and down you would do in a small cave. FFR 2019 – Programs Page 9 9/16/19
Saturday Evening Activities VSOA District Elections and Meeting – 4:30 PM – All districts in the Greater Saint Louis Area Council will be meeting to elect VSOA officers for next year. Please come down to the main field and find your district, unless your district Advisor has notified your unit that you will be meeting elsewhere. The districts will be doing elections and previewing upcoming Venturing and Sea Scouting events for the coming year. Additionally, some councils outside GSLAC will be having meetings in the field. Everyone is welcome to attend the elections if not from GSLAC if you are interested on how the elections work. National and Regional Venturing Roundtable – 4:30 PM – While the Greater Saint Louis Area Council districts are doing elections, National and Regional officers and advisors will host a discussion about Venturing at a National level, some upcoming events and initiatives and host a Q+A. Located at Sverdrup Lodge Religious Services (7:15 PM) – A Scout is Reverent. You are welcome to attend any service you wish. Though not required, many will wear their unit uniform to services. Jewish, Lutheran, Protestant, Roman Catholic services will be available. Locations TBA FFR Closing Show (8:15 PM) – Join in as we close out the Fall Fun Rally under the stars. Bring your chair or blanket and watch the show as we handout the awards from the competitions, see the finalists of FFR’s got Talent, and have a final slide show showcasing the fun of the weekend. Immediately Following The Show (approx. 9:15) Movie in the field: Avengers—Endgame The closing episode in the Avengers Saga. Shown under stars, on the FFR Big Screen. Dance– A Fall Fun Rally Tradition, the closing Dance. Come show off your moves with our DJ. The concession stand will be open. Games Night – Want something a bit more laid back? Try out the games lounge. FFR 2019 – Programs Page 10 9/16/19
Top Awards Reception -- All Venturers, Sea Scouts, Advisors, or alumni of the programs that have earned one of the top awards (Venturing -- Silver, Summit, Quest, Ranger, TRUST; Sea Scouting –Quartermaster; Exploring -- GOLD/Explorer Achievement Award, Venturing or Sea Scout Leadership, GSLAC VSOA Outstanding Service Award ) are cordially invited to join us for the Top Awards Reception. There will be a small treat with some social time amongst those with common experiences in our programs. VIP Reception – Join with other VIP’s (Advisors or VSOA members) who helped make this event possible through leadership or advising units. We’ll have some food, and some good fellowship. Telescope Viewing – Join in this star party as some local amateur astronomers bring out their telescopes to look at the star. Stop by quickly or all night. Curfew – 1:00 AM Sunday Morning Flag Raising (7:45 AM) – Join in the Flag Raising at the Parade Field Flag Poles. Sunday Morning Service Project – After a weekend of fun, what better way to pass the time while your tents dry! The Service project will be running from 9 AM – 12 PM. Come down for as much or as little of the project as you can. We’re going to be starting with tree trimming along the road and some trails, and go from there. To adequately plan for the project we ask that you pre- register if possible at the website (www.fallfunrally.org) Trainings – Training seminars continue throughout Sunday morning, mainly focused on the ones required for Venturing advancement. Also offered will be the youth protection training. This is a great opportunity to squeeze in this last training for all your advisors and 18-20 year old participants. Details are listed later in this packet starting on page 15 FFR 2019 – Programs Page 11 9/16/19
Saturday Competition Rules
Campsite Gateway
This year, we are going to be having a gateway contest at your own personal
campsites. Like last year, we would like for you all to incorporate our theme:
“Gateway to the West” in your physical gateways. We want as many western
items on your gateway, and as many fun pictures and memories from your
crew’s activities to display the fun the Venturing, Sea Scouting, Exploring, and
Scouting has to offer! Let’s see what kind of ‘Gateway to the West’ your unit
can pull together! Gateways will be judged Saturday Afternoon.
1. The gateway must be in the entryway of the campsite when the judges
tour around. If the gateway is not there during this time it will not be
judged.
2. Judges hold all discretion.
3. Fun is required
4. Be safe.
Fall Fun Rally’s Got Talent
You and or your group can showcase any form of talent (scout appropriate).
You may be good enough to make it as one of our top talent groups showing
your stuff in front of all Fall Fun Rally participants on Saturday Night.
You may participate as an individual or as a team. There is no limit as to the
number of entries per post or crew. Each group may have one adult in a
supporting role of the youth who will be the main performers.
Preliminary judging will be at 11:00 AM on Saturday in the Red Meeting Room.
Please sign up on Friday night at the evening gathering or upon registration on
Saturday (by 10 am).
Five or less acts will advance to the finals. The show committee will choose the
top acts from all participants.
Check back in on Saturday by 5PM to see if your team made it to the finals.
Judging of the winner of will be done by the crowd and judges at the awards
and slideshow on Saturday Night.
Each act is limited to 4 total minutes. This time limit includes any needed set up
time your act may require. If recorded music is to be used, it must be on CD
format.
NO PROFANITY OR GRAPHIC LANGUAGE OR INAPPROPRIATE DRESS CAN BE
USED IN ANY TALENT ACT. INAPPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR WILL BE AT THE
DISCRETION OF THE STAFFREMEMBER THAT THIS IS A SCOUTING EVENT!
FFR 2019 – Programs Page 12 9/16/19Cast Iron Chef Cooking Competition
In this competition, units show off their cooking skills. Bring enough to share
with the judges and with the others following. There will be a very nice prize for
competing in this competition! You may enter either a desert or any other kind
of food.
Rules:
• Cooking should be done solely in a dutch oven on charcoal
• Youth and adults can participate this year.
• Should be a quantity of at least 15 to share.
• Judges will be impressed not only by the quality of the food but in
presentation of the item.
• Include at least ONE “old west ingredient” in your dessert/entrée.
(corn, baked beans, pork, etc.)
Schedule:
10:30 Teams gather
10:45 Cooking begins
11:45 Cooking stops, judging begins.
Sip ‘n Sync
There will be an awesome lip sync competition at lunch time at the Fall Fun
Rally. Get a group together and pick your song you’d like to perform. For the
finals, we’ll assign your song for you. Youth/Adult teams are acceptable, as long
as there is a majority of youth on the team for competitive teams. Songs must
be considered ‘Scout Appropriate’, as must the actions accompanying the
songs. Scout Appropriate means no bad language of any type, nor anything
vulgar or lewd. Teams may select a portion of a song, instead of the full song (in
fact this may be preferable, as it may highlight the best part of the act), but
each lip sync must be at least one minute (preferably less than three minutes
also).
Western Dress Contest
This year, we will be having a cowboy/cowgirl best/worst dressed contest at
the sip n’ sync. During the fun, we will have a portion for the judges to see
everybody in their attire. So bring your lunch, your costume/outfit, grab some
root beer, and come on down to the scoutcraft field for some fun!
FFR 2019 – Programs Page 13 9/16/19Table Top Presentation
Tabletop presentations have become a part of the Venturing Program, required
for many part of the advancement program. We’ll do the displays in the
Emerson Center Dining Hall (the main room upstairs). In conjunction with the
theme for the Rally, we will be awarding prizes in multiple categories:
• The adventure of your unit: What does your unit do that is amazing?
• Your personal Adventure: What have you learned, what projects have
you completed. This would include presentations for requirements for
the Ranger Award or other recognitions.
• The adventure of the Fall Fun Rally: Between your unit, put together a
display showcasing Fall Fun Rally for you.
Presentations will be judged on their content and presentation. Presentations
will need to be in place by 10 AM on Saturday morning (can be up Friday night),
and can remain up through Saturday Night. Presentations will be setup in the
main room of the Emerson Center, and will be available for viewing all day
Saturday and Saturday Night if left up during the dance.
Other Competitions
Additionally, there will be the competitions below where rules will be disclosed
at the event:
Flags of the US and World Crime Scene Investigation
Sea Scout Challenge Sportsball
Gaga Ball First Aid Challenge
FFR 2019 – Programs Page 14 9/16/19Trainings Fall Fun Rally has a ton of events you can walk up and do, but it also has a bunch of trainings, discussions, and presentations you may want to attend. These sessions are organized by the Central Region Area 3 Venturing Officers’ Association. Most of these trainings are free, the exception being the Venturing Advisor and Crew Committee training session. These trainings are $20 which includes the Venturing Advisor Guidebook. If you bring a copy of the Guidebook to the training, the cost is $5. Please note, a copy of the manual is required for the training. Most sessions are open sessions that anyone can attend with no signup required. It is requested that you sign up for the Venturing Youth Awards/Advancement Sessions and Adult Leader Training ahead of time so that the trainers can adequately plan for the size of the training class. If you did not signup for the training, you may do so at the registration desk if room remains. FFR 2019 – Trainings Page 15 9/16/19
Saturday Morning
Large Meeting Red Room Gazebo
9:00 Photography Zumba
Historical
10:00 Adult High Adventure Elephant Toothpaste
Displays
11:00 U.S. Army ROTC Lock Picking
Historical displays ............................... 9:00-4:30 (Emerson Large Meeting Room)
Come check out some amazing displays of Scouting history. We’ll have displays
on many portions of Scouting history, including Senior Scouting such as Sea
Scouts, Exploring, and Venturing.
Photography ...................................................... 9:00-10:00 (Emerson Red Room)
Interested in photography? Here's a great class to learn the different
techniques of photography.
Zumba ................................................................................... 9:00-10:00 (Gazebo)
An hour long Zumba class will be offered! It is a great way to pump up energy
and have lots of fun while dancing.
Adult High Adventure ..................................... 10:00- 11:00 (Emerson Red Room)
It will be an open discussion with adults on what they can personally do at high
adventures. It focuses on the different activities that are also offered to adults!
Elephant Toothpaste .....................................................................10:00 (Gazebo)
This is a STEM demo, known for being done on the Jimmy Kimmel show. It is
two chemicals that are mixed together and expand into a giant toothpaste
looking foam.
Lock Picking ........................................................................ 11:00-12:00 (Gazebo)
Want to learn how to pick locks? Well here's your chance, during this class you
will learn how locks work and how to debunk them!
U.S. Army ROTC .............................................................. 11:00-12:00 (Red Room)
Ever wondered how you could pay for college by serving our country? Look no
further. Come find out about ROTC options for you.
FFR 2019 – Trainings Page 16 9/16/19Saturday Afternoon
Large
Time Theater Red Room Gazebo Sverdrup Lodge
Meeting
1:00 Venturing
Astronomy
1:30 Venturing Summer
Outdoor Cooking
2:00 Adult Leader Winter
2:30 Historical Basic Training Camping
3:00 Displays
3:30
4:00
4:30 National/Regional
5:00 Roundtable
Venturing Adult Basic Leader Training................................... 1:00-3:30 (Theater)
Take this opportunity to get trained as an adult in Venturing. This training will
cover the basics of being an advisor within Venturing. The session has an
additional cost of $20, which also includes the Venturing Advisor manual. Or $5
without the manual. Signup is available the front desk.
Astronomy .......................................................................... 1:00-2:00 (Red Room)
Here's a really fun way to learn more about space! In this class, you can learn
about the stars and much more!
Venturing Summer Options ................................................ 1:00-2:00 (Gazebo)
Here's a great place to learn more about different summer activities that are
going on for Venturers! We’ll have information on VenturingFest 2020 at the
Summit as well as other summer programs for Venturers including GSLAC’s own
Swift Base.
Winter Camping ............................................................. 2:00-3:00 (Red Room)
Interested in learning how to winter camp? Here's a class on what you need to
winter camp along with helpful tips to survive a winter night!
Outdoor Cooking ....................................................... 2:00-3:00 (Sverdrup Lodge)
Here’s a time to put your outdoor cooking skills to the test and learn more about
cooking in the outdoors!
FFR 2019 – Trainings Page 17 9/16/19Scouts BSA and Venturing, Rooted in Similarities but Very Different ................................................................................................ 2:30-3:30 (Gazebo) While Venturing, Sea Scouting and Scouts BSA programs share a lot of common ground, and even more now that Scouts BSA allows girls to enter the program, the programs are very different in many aspects. Here an open discussion on the different programs in Scouting and how we can all help each other to grow Scouting, and perhaps to help you find a more perfect fit in Scouting! National and Regional Venturing Roundtable ......... 4:30-5:30 (Sverdrup Lodge) While the Greater Saint Louis Area Council districts are doing elections, National and Regional officers and advisors will host a discussion about Venturing at a National level, some upcoming events and initiatives and host a Q+A. FFR 2019 – Trainings Page 18 9/16/19
Sunday Morning
Emerson Scoutcraft Beckett
Time Gazebo Pioneer Circle
Porch Pavilion Pavilion
8:30
Youth
9:00 Goal Setting Mentoring for
Protection Project
9:30 & Time Venturing
Training Mgmt Intro to
10:00 Mgmt
Leadership
10:30
Skills for
11:00
Crews (ILSC)
11:30
4:30
5:00
Youth Protection Training ........................................ 8:30-10:30 (Emerson Porch)
Youth protection training is required every two years for all adults (aged 18+) in
Scouting. This includes Venturing participants aged 18 and up. It is the same
training that is offered online. Portions of this training may be disturbing for
some participants. This training is specifically for adults and youth who will soon
be adults. Signup is available at the front desk.
Goal Setting and Time Management ............... 8:30 - 11:00 (Scoutcraft Pavilion)
Required training for Discovery Award. Learn about goal setting and time
management skills that will be helpful both in and out of Scouting. Signup is
available at the front desk.
Project Management ..........................................................8:30 - 11:00 (Gazebo)
Required training for Pathfinder Award. Learn about how to manage a project
and the skills you need to deliver the end result! Signup is available at the front
desk.
Intro to Leadership Skills for Crews (ILSC) .......... 8:30 - 12:00 (Beckett Pavillion)
Required training for the Venturing Award. Learn about decision making, team
building, vision, and more. Signup is available at the front desk.
Mentoring for Venturing .......................................... 8:30 - 10:30 (Pioneer Circle)
Required training for the Summit Award. Learn how to mentor your peers in this
last training of the Venturing training continuum. Signup is available at the front
desk.
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