Camp Hart Fall Festival

Fall Fest 2012The Camp Hart Fall Festival was a great time for all who went.  There were 8 stations lined up that the boys went to. They started the day running the obstacle course and then hurdling over hay bales.  Then they moved on to the pumpkin carving station where in addition to carving a pumpkin in small groups they got treated to some apple cobbler and a few rounds at shooting tennis balls with a 3 person sling show. Next they made their way to the Leathercraft station and learned how to imprint on leather while making a little medallion for themselves. Afterwards they moved on to the ‘Safety and Targets’ station where they learned proper range etiquette, the safety rules for archery and bb-gun shooting and then they learned a bit about proper form and were able to draw their own bulls-eye targets.

Finally we had lunch but only half the day was done.  After getting their bodies refueled they moved on to the BB-Shooting range and got to fire a BB rifle for a few rounds.  For many of them, this was their first time.  After BB’s it was right on to the Archery range where they got to fire several arrows into the bulls-eye.  Mom’s and Dads alike had fun at these two stations.

After the shooting sports we moved on to the campfire station where the boys learned a few songs, a bit about outdoor interfaith religious services and more. And finally a long tiring day came to a close with the Map & Compass station where the boys got a brief introduction to using a map & compass and then had to go on a scavenger hunt finding clues using what they just learned.

Accomplishments

For those that attended, while having a day of fun, they fulfilled several requirements at the same time.

ALL

  • Outdoor Activity Award Requirements
    • Attend a day camp or resident camp
    • Participate in an outdoor activity
    • Participate in an outdoor campfire program
    • Participate in an outdoor sporting event
    • Participate in an interfaith outdoor worship service.
  • Archery Belt Loop
  • BB-Shooting Belt Loop

TIGERS

  • Elective 6: Song Time
  • Elective 35: Fun Outdoors

WOLVES

  • Requirement 2f: Participate in an outdoor flag ceremony
  • Requirement 5d: Show how to use a hammer.
  • Requirement 10c: … Go to a park or wooded area… with your family.
  • Requirement 11c: Give two ideas on how you can practice or demonstrate your religious beliefs. Choose one and do it.
  • Elective 11f: Sing a song with your den at a pack or meeting
  • Elective 12a: make a free hand sketch of a person, place or thing (bulls-eye targets)
  • Elective 20c: Archery Safety Rules.
  • Elective 23e: Attend a day camp in your area.
  • Elective 23g: Participate at a campfire
  • Elective 23h: Participate in an outdoors worship service

BEARS

  • Requirement 1b: list things you can do to practice your religion
  • Requirement 3i: participate in an outdoor flag ceremony
  • Requirement 10a: Go on a day trip or evening out with members of your family.
  • Requirement 12d: Attend an outdoor event with your family.
  • Elective 20a: Archery
  • Elective 25c: Participate at a campfire
  • Elective 25e: Participate in a religious service at a cub scouting event.
  • Elective 25f: Attend day camp in your area.

WEBELOS

  • Web Requirement 8e (2 & 6)
  • Artist Requirement 9
  • Craftsman Requirement 4 (1/4 of the requirement)
  • Sportsman Requirement 3: Belt Loops for two individual sports (archery & bb-shooting).

 

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