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THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSADear Scouts and Scouters,Thank you so much for your investment in Onteora Scout Reservation, 2017. I would liketo extend a warm welcome to you and your respective unit(s) on behalf of myself, the staff thathave and will continue to make this summer possible, and the Theodore Roosevelt Council, as awhole. This summer is sure to be a fun-filled and jam-packed undertaking, overflowing withsuccess stories, new programs, and a completely unique summer camp experience.Summer camp is the heart of a great troop program. We want scouts to know thatOnteora is entirely focused on opportunities for personal growth, adventure, and advancement!It’s important that all Scouts are met with the prospect and ability to have a great summer campexperience.The mission of OSR and its staff this year is to honor the rich history of the camp, whilefurthering the aims and methods of scouting, through improved programming and overalldevelopment. It’s our goal, and furthermore our purpose, to improve the ever evolving Scoutingmovement. For us at OSR, that daunting yet worthy task begins and ends with a pledge ofstriving for the best in customer service, program delivery, and overall youth development.For the reasons above, and more, I highly anticipate your arrival and active participationin this year's summer camp adventure. Thanks for all that you do, and all that is yet to come; Ilook forward to seeing each and every one of you at Onteora, “The Land in The Sky!”Yours in Scouting,Dakota “Cody” OherProgram Director & ACD of AdministrationOnteora Scout Reservation(516)797-7600 Ext. 1042017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 1 of 53
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSAPROGRAM DIRECTORS WELCOME LETTER . 1OPERATING SCHEDULE . 5CAMP FORMS AND GUIDES . 5CAMP PROGRAMS . 5GENERAL PROGRAM SCHEDULE . 6OUR PROGRAM . 7BOY . 7BUDDY . 7PATROL . 7TROOP . 7TROOP PROGRAM . 7CUSTOM TROOP PROGRAM . 7OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR TROOPS. 7SELECTING MERIT BADGES . 8PARTIAL COMPLETION . 82017 OSR MERIT BADGE ROSTER 9AQUATICS . 12BSA LIFEGUARD . 13BSA MILE SWIM . 13COMMUNICATIONS . 14CRAFT LODGE . 15DAN BEARD (FIRST YEAR CAMPER) (COU-TOU-SEE) . 16FIELD SPORTS (PARADE FIELD) . 17THE GLAIZE (TR SHELTER) . 18HEALTH & SAFETY (COUNCIL HOUSE). 18NATURE/ECOLOGY (BOBCAT SHELTER) . 20NATURE/ECOLOGY (BOBCAT SHELTER) CONTINUED . 21OLDER BOY PROGRAM AREA (MAINTENANCE BUILDING) . 22SALES & FINANCE (TRADING POST & LONG HOUSE) . 23SCOUT CRAFT (OTTER SHELTER) . 24SHOOTING SPORTS (DAN BEARD SHELTER & RANGES) . 252017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 2 of 53
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSASTEM (COUNCIL HOUSE) . 26ATV’S (ATV TRACK – MEET AT LONG HOUSE) . 27ATV (HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT) . 28PAINTBALL (RAPPAHANNOCK) . 29AFTERNOON PROGRAM (1:30-3PM) . 30EVENING AND NIGHT TIME PROGRAMS . 31NIGHTTIME PROGRAM DETAILS . 32THE NEW BIKE TRACK POD RACERS . 32THE NEW TRADING POST THE CANTINA . 32CLOSING CAMPFIRE THE LAST JEDI . 33POLAR BEAR SWIM EXECUTE ORDER 66 . 33BICYCLES IN CAMP . 33SPACE/STAR WARS THEME. 34SPIRIT SABER . 34CAMP NEWSLETTER BEAVER TAILS IN SPACE . 34CRAZY THEME DAYS . 35ELECTRONIC MERIT BADGE SIGN-UP . 35HONOR CAMPER PROGRAM. 35THE GOOD TURN DAILY/HOUR OF SERVICE . 36CANTINA SOCIAL . 36TRAIL TO CAMPFIRE THE SAGA BEGINS . 36CAMPFIRE IGNITION. 37ADVENTURE AROUND ORCHARD LAKE HITCHIKERS GUIDE . 37HAYRIDE SHOOTING CHALLENGE X-WING FIGHTERS . 37CAMP-WIDE FIRE JET FUEL . 38NIGHT BIKE RIDIN’ SOLO . 43ASTRONOMY OUTPOST IN A GALAXY FAR FAR AWAY . 38SCOUTMASTER DINNER THE JEDI COUNCIL . 39GAGA BALL TOURNAMENT MEESA GAGA BINKS. 39WATER CARNIVAL WATERFRONT-IER . 39NIGHT SHOOT BLASTA MASTA . 402017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 3 of 53
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSANIGHT CLIMB THE DARK SIDE OF THE WALL . 40PATROL CHALLENGES STAR WARS . 40IRON CHEF COMPETITION THE SARLACC . 41ICE CREAM SOCIAL FROZEN IN CARBONITE. 41WILDERNESS SURVIVAL OUTPOST STRANDED ON HOTH . 41ATV OUTPOST TIE FIGHTER OUTPOST . 42CAMP-WIDE OBSTACLE COURSE THE SPACE RACE . 42NIGHT PAINTBALL PEW PEW. 42COUNSELOR IN TRAINING (CIT) PROGRAM . 43ORDER OF THE ARROW - BUCKSKIN LODGE . 43CANDIDATE REGISTRATION . 44DISTINGUISHED CAMP ARROWMEN AWARD . 44OA SCHEDULE OF EVENTS . 44OSR ELITE . 45HONOR UNIT AWARDS (UNIT VISITATIONS). 46GUIDELINES FOR OSR CAMPSITE INSPECTIONS . 46UNIT VISITATIONS (CAMPSITE INSPECTION FORM) . 47SCOUTMASTER MERIT BADGE . 48SCOUTMASTER MERIT BADGE (CONTINUED) . 49ADDITIONAL LEADERS TRAININGS . 50AFTERNOON LEADERS PROGRAM (DIRECTOR’S CHALLENGE) (2-3PM) . 51VOLUNTEERS . 51AWARDS & RECOGNITION . 51GETTING TO KNOW THE STAFF . 52OSR KEY THREE . 52THE CAMP DIRECTOR – MATTHEW CONLON . 52THE PROGRAM DIRECTOR – DAKOTA “CODY” OHER . 52THE CAMP COMMISSIONER – DAN HAGGERTY . 52ONTEORA SCOUT RESERVATION MAP . 532017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 4 of 53
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSAOPERATING SCHEDULEOnteora Scout Reservation operates from Sunday afternoon until Saturday morning. Thisschedule allows us to provide staff continuity and strong service while a troop is at camp, as wellas giving the staff time to ensure campsites are ready for Sunday’s check-in.Units that are staying in camp for two weeks should contact the Camp Director before camp tomake the necessary arrangements for the weekend between the two weeks. The camp office canprovide you with information on local attractions, community events and other day trips for yourunit during your stay over.Week 0 (Adventure Week)JULY 5-8Week 1JULY 9-15Week 2JULY 16-22Week 3JULY 23-29Week 4JULY 30-Aug 5Week 5Aug 6-12Boy Scout TroopsCouncil Provisional TroopVenture CrewsCounselor in Training ProgramBoy Scout TroopsCouncil Provisional TroopCounselor in Training ProgramBoy Scout TroopsCouncil Provisional TroopCounselor in Training ProgramBoy Scout TroopsCouncil Provisional TroopCounselor in Training ProgramBoy Scout TroopsCouncil Provisional TroopCounselor in Training ProgramBoy Scout TroopsCouncil Provisional TroopVenture CrewsCounselor in Training ProgramCAMP FORMS AND GUIDESCamp forms and guides are available yScoutResidentCampPlease subscribe to our e-mail list so updates can be sent directly to you and your unit.CAMP PROGRAMSIn Scouting, the Summer Camp Program provides the culmination to the Scouting Year. TheProgram at Onteora is Top Notch. The sheer amount and variety of Program is sure to pleaseunits of all kinds. There are so many things to do at camp, that it is important to find the rightmix.2017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 5 of 53
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSAGENERAL PROGRAM 00Revile and Troop Assembly in-site7:30Empire Breakfast – Family Style Assigned Seating (7:30am)8:00Camp Assembly and Morning Flag Ceremony (8am)8:15Republic Breakfast – Family Style Assigned Seating (8:15am)9:0010:0011:00Camper Arrivals,AdministrationCheck-in, and SiteSetup12:0012:30Camp Check-inProcess & Tours1:30Empire SitesStart at 12pm3:004:00Republic SitesStart at 2:30pmFridayMB Session 1MB Session 1MB Session 1MB Session 1MB Session 1MB Session 2& Leaders’ Mtg.MB Session 3MB Session 2& Leaders’ MtgMB Session 2& Leaders’ MtgMB Session 2& Leaders’ MtgMB Session 2& Leaders’ MtgMB Session 3MB Session 3MB Session 3MB Session 3Lunch – Buffet Style Unassigned Seating (12-1:30pm)Senior Patrol Leaders’ Meeting (1-1:30pm)Troop Open Program (SPL’s register the day before for their area/activity) & OA Hour of ServiceMB Session 4MB Session 4MB Session 4MB Session 4MB Session 4MB Session 5MB Session 5MB Session 5MB Session 5MB Session 55:15Empire Dinner – Family Style Assigned Seating (5:15pm)6:00Camp Assembly and Evening Flag Ceremony (6pm)6:15Republic Dinner – Family Style Assigned Seating (6:15pm)OA Lodge Mtg.AFTERDINNEREvening ProgramEvening ProgramEveningTradingProgramPost EveningSocial ProgramEvening ProgramIgnitionJet FuelPod RacersStar WarsDINNER(FAMILY STYLE)Space RaceOA –Ordeal(ALL DAY)OA BrotherhoodCeremonyOA –Pre-OrdealVeterans & EagleSocialNIGHTPROG.10:00OpeningCampfire & SiteVisitationsIn-Site TroopReflectionsOA SocialMovie NightNight BikeAstronomyOutpostOA Ice CreamSocialAll ReligiousServicesNight ClimbWildernessSurvival & ATVOutpostsNight PaintballLights out – Quite Time from 10pm to 7am next day2017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 6 of 53The Last JediNight Shoot
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSAOUR PROGRAMThe Onteora program offers fun and adventure with a specific goal. The Theodore RooseveltCouncil provides a program for Troop Leaders to use in helping their Scouts grow and learn.This program is developed to provide activities for the individual Scout, for buddies, for patrols,and for the Troop as a whole.BOY - Merit badge programs and advancement opportunities are designed to help the Scout meethis own personal advancement goals. In addition, awards are handed out during the week toindividuals who demonstrate particular skills in certain areas.BUDDY - Scouts should always travel in groups of at least two. Certain activities have beenprepared in the week, which encourage this principle and allow for Scouts to have fun, together.PATROL - Baden-Powell once said that the patrol was the secret for the success of Scouting.One job of the summer camp is to strengthen patrols and their efficacy; as such, events areplanned throughout the week, to do just that.TROOP - Troops will also have the opportunity to compete and work with each other indemonstrating their unit pride and troop skill. Campsite visitations will be on a unit basis, as wellas recognitions for special achievements in programming and scout spirit.TROOP PROGRAMEvery troop is encouraged to use the Individual/Troop Program Schedule, along with the MeritBadge and Activity Schedule, to plan their week. There is simply not enough time to doeverything at camp (as it should be), so plan wisely and enjoy.Be sure not to over-program your troop or your scouts, but plan your program accordingly toyour wants and needs. Be sure to leave yourself enough time to conduct a quality TroopProgram. Rank Advancement, Training, Campsite Improvement Projects, and Cracker-barrel arejust a few of things that may be right for your troops time at camp.CUSTOM TROOP PROGRAMWant to do something that you haven’t found in the program? Have a Troop Tradition you wouldlike to continue? The Onteora Staff is here to assist you. Talk to the Program Director if youwould like to design a Custom Troop Program; we will do everything we can to make it work!OTHER ACTIVITIES FOR TROOPSCome ready for even more! The Senior Patrol Lear and Scoutmaster Sunday Orientation Meetingwill include listings of weekly variant programming. And, daily SPL & SM meetings will furtherthe implementation of our ever-expanding, quality program.2017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 7 of 53
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSASELECTING MERIT BADGESScoutmasters must approve every Merit Badge that a scout takes, and should be sure that thescout is taking age/experience appropriate badges. Units should review requirements anddetermine what pre-camp preparations may be needed to complete the badge at camp. TheseMerit Badges are marked with an asterisk (*) on the Merit Badge/Activity Schedule. They’relisted below with the requirement(s) to be done before camp (written and signed notation ofrequirements completed before camp should be given to the appropriate merit badge counselor),or after camp (scout will receive a Partial Completion card, and can finish the badge at home).Scouts need to come to the first class of each Merit Badge they wish to work on with acompleted “Blue Card” Application for the Merit Badge, filled out and signed by theScoutmaster. Blue Cards are available for purchase at the Trading Post.Our Merit Badge Counselors have structured their classes to be sure to give the scouts enoughtime to travel to their next activity. However, special attention needs to be given, to the locationsof Merit Badge Sessions. Be sure that all scouts’ schedules take distance and terrain into account;that being said, classes start on time, and continued lateness needs to be avoided. All unitsearning advancement in camp must submit their advancement report to their Council.PARTIAL COMPLETIONIf a scout does not complete all of the requirements for a merit badge during his week, he willreceive a “Partial Completion” and have his Blue Card returned to him indicating therequirements that he did complete. Scouts can earn the badge by completing the requirementswith a counselor at home, or at camp next year. For those Scouts completing partials at camp thisyear, please see the respective Area Director ASAP, to address the appropriate procedures.Scouts cannot “fail” Merit Badges; there are only different levels of completion.Note: Please check the most recent merit badge pamphlet for the most current information.All Scouts should bring paper and pencil for merit badge classes, and money to buy meritbadge pamphlets and other supplies, as needed.2017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 8 of 53
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSACostCost2017 ONTEORA SCOUT RESERVATION MERIT BADGE ROSTERAQUATICS (ORCHARD LAKE)9AM10AM11AM1:30PM3PM4PMCanoeingXXKayaking &Kayaking BSAXXXOLifesaving*10-11:30AM3-4:30PMPRowingXESmall Boat Sailing10-11:30AM3-4:30PMNSwimmingXXXInstructional SwimXXSnorkeling BSA, Mile Swim BSA, &XPaddleboard BSAPolar Bear SwimTUESDAY & FRIDAY 6-7AMBSA Lifeguard*ALL DAY9AMCostCRAFT LODGE (CRAFT LODGE)Art 25-30 10 10-15 10 10-15BasketryGraphic ArtsLeatherworkSculptureWoodcarving9AMXXCostDAN BEARD (1st YEAR SCOUTS)9AM10AM11AM1:30PM3PM4PMDan Beard SessionsSESSION ONESESSION TWONOTE: SCOUTS REGISTER FOR A SESSION OF DAN BEARD PROGRAMMING, PRIOR TO ARRIVAL.DURING OFF TIME, THEY’RE ENCOURAGED TO EARN BADGES & EXPLORE OTHER PROGRAMS.Pre Req.CostFIELD SPORTS (JAMES E cling*XXOPFishingXXEPersonal Fitness*XXNSpace ExplorationXXBike Track ProgramXXGolfONE FULL DAY (TBA)HorsemanshipONE FULL DAY (TBA)BOTH, GOLF & HORSEMANSHIP CLASSES ARE ONE FULL DAY COURSES – IT’S THE SCOUT’SRESPONSIBILITY FOR MAKING UP MISSED WORK WITH OTHER COUNSELORS.Pre Req.YY 20 30XXX11AMXXXX1:30PM3PM4PMXYCOMMUNICATIONS (CH)Cit. in the raphyPublic Speaking*Scouting HeritageSigns, Signals, and CodesTheatre* 1510AMXPre Req.XOPENPre Req.YYXXYXXX10AM11AM1:30PMXXOPENXXX2017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 9 of 533PMXY4PMPre Req.XXXXY
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSACostGLAIZE (TR SHELTER)ArchaeologyCit. in the Nation*Exploration 10-15 Indian LoreMetalworkWilderness Survival*Wilderness Survival Outpost9AMCostHEALTH & SAFETY (CH)Emergency Preparedness*First Aid*MedicineSearch & Rescue9AMNATURE (BOBCAT SHELTER)Animal ScienceAstronomyChemistryEnvironmental Science*Fish & Wildlife Management / Soil &Water Conservation*ForestryGeologyMammal StudyNature*OceanographyReptile & Amphibian Study*Astronomy Outpost9AMOLDER BOY (14 ) (MAINT.)ClimbingAutomotive MaintenanceElectricity*Farm MechanicsFly Fishing*Home RepairPaintingTraffic SafetyWeldingWoodwork9AMSALES & FINANCE (TP)EntrepreneurshipPersonal Management*Salesmanship9AMXCostCost 15Cost10AMX11AM1:30PM3PM4PMPre ReqXXXXYXXXXXXXYWEDNESDAY 4PMXXPre Req.YY4PMXPre Req.XPM WorkXXXXXXXXXYYOPENXXXXXYYTUESDAY 9PM10AM9-11AM11AM1:30PM3PM4PMXXXXOPENXXXXX10AMPre Req.3-5PM11AMXX2017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 10 of 53YYXXX1:30PM3PM4PMOPENXXPre Req.YY
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSACostCostSCOUTCRAFT (OTTER eocachingOrienteering*Pioneering9AMSHOOTING SPORTS (RANGES)Archery9AM 15 15Rifle (12 )Shotgun (13 )CostSTEM (CH)AnimationArchitectureAviation*Composite MaterialsDigital Technology*EngineeringGame DesignInventingNuclear T9AM3PM4PMPre TX4PMXXPre Req.YXXXPre Req.XXXYXXXXXCost 20ATV (LH & TRACK)9AM10AM11AM1:30PM3PM4PMATV RiderCourse (14 )9-12PMOPEN3-6PMATV CLASSES ARE ONE DAY/ONE SESSION ONLY – IT’S THE SCOUT’S RESPONSIBILITY FOR MAKINGUP MISSED WORK WITH OTHER COUNSELORS.Pre Req.Cost 10PAINTBALL (RAPPAHANNOCK)9AM10AM11AM1:30PM3PM4PMPaintball ClassesXXOPENXNight Time Action Target CourseTHURSDAY 7:30PMTHE BSA STRICTLY PROHIBITS SHOOTING PAINTBALL MARKERS AT OTHER PEOPLE OR PEOPLELIKE OBJECTS. THIS CLASS WILL STRICTLY SHOOT ONLY AT DESIGNATED TARGETS, ON A RANGE &ACTION TARGET COURSE. ALSO, ALL THOSE WISHING TO USE THE ACTION TARGET COURSE MUSTFIRST EARN THEIR RANGE SAFETY CARD BY TAKING THE DAILY CLASS OR COMPLETING AN OPENTIME CERTIFICATION SESSION.Pre Req.* PREREQUISITES BOLD EAGLE REQUIRED ITALISIZED NOT A MERIT BADGE BLUE TEXT NEW THIS YEARPLEASE MAKE SURE TO REVIEW THE FULL PROGRAM GUIDE FOR MORE INFORMATION ONPREREQUISITES, AGE RECOMMENDATIONS, AND FURTHER OPPORTUNITIES.THIS ROSTER IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANY TIME – REVISED: MARCH 15, 20172017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 11 of 53
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSAAQUATICS (ORCHARD LAKE)Check out the Aquatics Program at Orchard Lake! All Aquatic Programming is under thesupervision of a Nationally Certified BSA Aquatics Instructor. All of our Aquatics Staff are BSALifeguards and hold CPR Certifications. Our Boating area has Rowboats, Canoes, Kayaks,Paddleboards, and Sailboats. Adult Leaders are asked to serve as additional lifeguards intheir free time.CostAQUATICS (ORCHARD LAKE)CanoeingKayaking &Kayaking BSALifesaving*RowingSmall Boat SailingSwimmingInstructional SwimSnorkeling BSA, Mile Swim BSA, &Paddleboard BSAPolar Bear SwimBSA Lifeguard*CanoeingKayaking & Kayaking BSALifesaving *RowingSmall Boat SailingSwimmingInstructional SwimSnorkeling BSA & Paddleboard BSAMile Swim BSA (attend ALL week)BSA Lifeguard (attend ALL week)Polar Bear Swim9AMX10AMX11AM1:30PMX10-11:30AMXX10-11:30AMXXNo CostsTest & Recommended for older scouts.Young scouts shouldn’t attempt this badge,and should have earned Swimming MB.Complete req. 1 before camp.Scouts must have passed swimmers test.No CostsNo CostsScouts must have passed swimmers test.Whether in Swimming MB or notTest & Recommended for experiencedswimmers.Test & Recommended for experiencedswimmers. Scouts must be 15 and earnARC CPR/AED for the ProfessionalRescuer or equivalent.Brrr! Come enjoy the fun!No CostsNo CostsNo Costs2017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 12 of 533-4:30PMNo CostsNo CostsPre Req.Y3-4:30PMXXTUESDAY & FRIDAY 6-7AMALL DAY4PMXOPENXScouts must have passed swimmers check.3PMX
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSABSA LIFEGUARDThe purpose of the BSA Lifeguard is to providean intensive training program in aquatics safetyfor older Scouts and adult leaders.stParticipant Qualifications: 15 and 1 Classrank or recommendation of unit leader.Note: First Aid and Professional RescuerCPR/AED certifications needs to be earned priorto camp, or within 120 days of starting theprogram.Completion of the course earns participants a 2 yearlifeguard certification, recognized at all BSA camps and events. In many states, BSA lifeguardsmay work at public beaches and camps.Lifeguarding at Camp will also provide participants with training, information, and skills toprevent, recognize, and respond to swimming emergencies, during unit swimming activities.It expands the awareness instruction provided by Safe Swim Defense training. Personscompleting the training should be better able to assess their preparation to supervise unitswimming events. Skills training will include: Multiple rescue techniques including rescue from a watercraftSwimming extension rescueActive and passive drowning rescueSubmerged victim rescueFirst Aid and Professional Rescuer CPR/AEDMILE SWIMCome and test your swimming ability and stamina Fridayevening! Remember to train throughout the week!Please note the below requirement that many miss. Ifwanting to do the Mile Swim, YOU MUST TRAIN.You can accomplish this at camp, during open swims.Under the supervision of a currently qualified certifiedaquatics instructor or equivalent, participate in fourhours of training and preparation for distance swimming(one hour a day maximum).2017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 13 of 53
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSACOMMUNICATIONS (COUNCIL HOUSE)We are proud and excited to host 2 Eagle required merit badges, alongside a slew of othercommunication related badges! Whether you prefer learning about global citizenship, areyearning to perform, or have a knack for the visual or informative arts – this is where you wantto be!CostCOMMUNICATIONS (CH)Cit. in the graphyPublic Speaking*Scouting HeritageSigns, Signals, and CodesTheatre*Cit in the World9AM10AMXXXX11AMXXXX1:30PM3PMXOPENYYXXYYXXNo CostsLawNo prerequisites – come and enjoy!No CostsMoviemakingNo prerequisites – come and enjoy!No CostsPhotographyNo prerequisites – come and enjoy!Complete your Cyber Chip prior to camp (bring card).No CostsPublic SpeakingRecommended for older scouts. Writing and Speech Intensive.Can work on req. 4 before camp.No CostsScouting HeritageWork on req. 6 before camp.No CostsSigns, Signals, and CodesNo prerequisites – come and enjoy!No CostsTheatreActing, SFX make-up, production Work on req. 1 & 2 before camp.No CostsJournalismPre Req.XRecommended for older scouts. Research and LectureIntensive.No prerequisites.Recommended for older scouts. Writing and Speech Intensive.Work on req. 5 & 8 before camp.Be a reporter for the OSR Newsletter!Work on req. 2 before camp.Communications4PMX2017 OSR PROGRAM GUIDEPage 14 of 53No CostsNo CostsY
THEODORE ROOSEVELT COUNCIL BSACRAFT LODGEEveryone should leave camp with some things they made! Work on a variety of craft projectsand merit badges. Work on making or updating your Troop Plaque. This area is PERFECT forscouts of all ages.CostCRAFT LODGE (CRAFT LODGE)Art 25-30 10-15 10-15 10-15 10-15BasketryGraphic 30PMXXOPENXXXNo prerequisites – come and enjoy!No CostsBasketryMaterials may be purchased in the TradingPost.No prerequisites –
This program is developed to provide activities for the individual Scout, for buddies, for patrols, and for the Troop as a whole. BOY - Merit badge programs and advancement opportunities are designed to help the Scout meet his own personal advancement goa
