CAMP AIRY PROGRAM OFFERINGS
August 15 - 20, 2016
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Boy Scout Resident Camp
National Capital Area Council, Boy Scouts of America
An Opportunity Provided by Venture Crew 758, Frederick, Maryland
Revision April 12, 2016 IMPORTANT DATES
May 1st
The NCAC Camp Airy Registration Form and $25.00 deposit per camper is due to
NCAC. Please send the top part of the form and write Account #6701-390-21 in the
check memo area and mail to:
NCAC, BSA
Program Department
9190 Rockville Pike
Bethesda, MD 20814
ATT: Account #6701-390-21
The bottom part of the form must be sent to:
Diane Henson
216 Nova Avenue
Frederick, MD 21701
June 1st
The balance of payment is due to NCAC with a copy of the NCAC Camp Airy
Registration Form showing the balance of payment. The bottom half of the NCAC
Camp Airy Registration form must be sent to Diane Henson showing the balance of
payment. The Camp Airy Unit Roster form listing the Scouts and adult Leaders must
also be sent to Diane Henson.
June
Roundtable
Class registrations must be turned in (or mailed to Diane Henson). Classes with low
enrollment will be closed by August Roundtable. Additional classes may be added.
July 15th
Last day to receive a refund of camper fees. Final payment for any partially paid
reservations becomes the financial responsibility of the troop that made the
reservation. It is the troop’s responsibility to complete payment for all camper slots
that have not been cancelled by 7/15.
August 15th
5 full days of program beginning on Tuesday and ending late after cabin inspection.
Campers Arrive at prescheduled times – 5:00 pm – 6:30 pm. Please eat before you arrive.
The first meal is Tuesday breakfast. BSA Medical Forms (Photocopy), Permission Slips,
Release Forms, and Medication Administration Authorization Forms will be collected
and Medical Checks performed at check-in.
to 20th
Checkout on Saturday, August 20th. Check out is estimated to be between 5-7pm.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
1. Campers will arrive on Monday evening between 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Please arrive at your
scheduled time. Please eat before you arrive, as dinner will not be served Monday. Medical checks
at the barn on the lower part of the camp will be completed prior to moving up the hill. All scouts
must have their BSA medical form and other required forms completed and in hand upon their arrival
at medical checks. Swim checks will be conducted after arrival and offered again on Tuesday. Arrive
at camp with your swim suit on underneath your uniform with a towel.
2. Campers will not be dismissed until late Saturday, August 20th AFTER cabin inspection
3. BSA requires 2 BSA registered Unit Leaders for each troop (day and night) and they should bring
their registration cards to camp. Camp Airy requires 2 BSA registered Unit Leaders for each
group of 14 or less scouts attending from their troop.
4. Class registrations are DUE between June Roundtable and August 1st at the latest.
5. Class offerings have changed from last year. Please be sure to read pre-requisites. Scouts
MUST complete pre-requisites before camp.
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What’s new at Camp Airy in 2016
NRA Rimfire
Qualification Award
Continue your rifle shooting experience with this program. It is
designed for those scouts who already have the Rifle Shooting MB.
Scouts must have the Rifle Shooting MB PRIOR to coming to Camp
Airy.
Civilian Marksmanship Rimfire
Sporter
Take your rifle shooting experience forward into an NRA sanctioned
rifle shooting competition. Scouts must have the Rifle Shooting MB
PRIOR to coming to Camp Airy.
BB Gun Challenge
All campers are invited to compete in a marksmanship challenge by
shooting BB guns using paintballs as targets. Program will occur
during 5th period only.
Kayaking
Camp Airy’s lakefront has some new toys. Come learn how to paddle
your way across flat water in a single-person boat.
Movie Making
“It’s time for my closeup Mr. DeMille.” Learn how the pros compose
videos for cinematic excellence as they film and edit movies, videos,
and vines.
Insect Study
What’s eating you? This merit badge will help you to tell the
difference between a beetle and a bug, an ant and a wasp. Learn about
how these little critters contribute to our ecosystem.
CAMP THEME
This year’s Camp theme is “Music”. Whether you strum, pick,
blow, or beat an instrument, this is the time to show off what
you’ve got. Campers are encouraged to bring costumes to wear
on Friday morning and instruments to play through the week.
REQUIRED PAPERWORK EACH PERSON IN CAMP: (SEE PAGES 8,9 BELOW)
1. Medical Forms
2. Camp Airy Permission Slip
3. NEW: Camp Airy Release form (scouts and adults)
4. Medication Administration Authorization Form - This form must be completed for
EACH medication the scout will be taking while at camp and must be signed by BOTH
the parent and the physician.
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Camp Airy Camper Registration
(duplicate as needed) Unit Type & #: ______________
Turn in between June Roundtable through Aug 1st to:
DIANE HENSON 216 Norva Ave Frederick, MD 21701
(If first year camper, just write FIRST YEAR CAMPER PROGRAM across the full
schedule and do not select any badges. Schedule will be arranged for you.)
Scouts
First Name: ___________________ Middle: ___________________ Last: _______________________
Emergency Phone Number: ___________________
Full Address: ________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: ______________ Age at camp: ______ Rank: ________________________
FOOD ALLERGIES / Handicap / Special Needs / Special Notes :
___________________________________________
Classes Desired:
1
2
3
4
6
st
1 Choice
2nd Choice
First Name: ___________________ Middle: ___________________ Last: _______________________
Emergency Phone Number: ___________________
Full Address: ________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: ______________ Age at camp: ______ Rank: ________________________
FOOD ALLERGIES / Handicap / Special Needs / Special Notes :
___________________________________________
Classes Desired:
1
2
3
4
6
1st Choice
2nd Choice
First Name: ___________________ Middle: ___________________ Last: _______________________
Emergency Phone Number: ___________________
Full Address: ________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: ______________ Age at camp: ______ Rank: ________________________
FOOD ALLERGIES / Handicap / Special Needs / Special Notes :
___________________________________________
Classes Desired:
1
2
3
4
6
st
1 Choice
2nd Choice
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First Name: ___________________ Middle: ___________________ Last: _______________________
Emergency Phone Number: ___________________
Full Address: ________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: ______________ Age at camp: ______ Rank: ________________________
FOOD ALLERGIES / Handicap / Special Needs / Special Notes :
___________________________________________
Classes Desired:
1
2
3
4
6
st
1 Choice
2nd Choice
First Name: ___________________ Middle: ___________________ Last: _______________________
Emergency Phone Number: ___________________
Full Address: ________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: ______________ Age at camp: ______ Rank: ________________________
FOOD ALLERGIES / Handicap / Special Needs / Special Notes :
___________________________________________
Classes Desired:
1
2
3
4
6
1st Choice
2nd Choice
First Name: ___________________ Middle: ___________________ Last: _______________________
Emergency Phone Number: ___________________
Full Address: ________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: ______________ Age at camp: ______ Rank: ________________________
FOOD ALLERGIES / Handicap / Special Needs / Special Notes :
___________________________________________
Classes Desired:
1
2
3
4
6
st
1 Choice
2nd Choice
First Name: ___________________ Middle: ___________________ Last: _______________________
Emergency Phone Number: ___________________
Full Address: ________________________________________________________________________
Date of Birth: ______________ Age at camp: ______ Rank: ________________________
FOOD ALLERGIES / Handicap / Special Needs / Special Notes :
___________________________________________
Classes Desired:
1
2
3
4
6
1st Choice
2nd Choice
REPRODUCE LOCALLY AS NECESSARY
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UNIT REGISTRATION FORM – CAMP AIRY
(DUE JUNE 1st TO DIANE HENSON)
Mail to: Diane Henson 216 Norva Ave Frederick MD 21701
Scoutmaster:
Unit #______________
Sponsor
DATE OF PAYMENT TO NCAC:___________ Amount Paid:
Person in Unit who can be Name:
contacted for scheduling Address:
changes or for any other
reason.
Telephone #:
Email Address:
_____# of Male Campers
_____# of Adult Unit Leaders
Adult Leadership:(each troop needs 2 adults in camp at ALL TIMES and REGISTERED WITH BSA)
1. First :__________________Middle: ________________ Last: ______________________
Troop Position: ___________________________ Gender: (circle) M / F
Address __________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
Phone:________________________ Email: __________________________________
Will be in camp: _________________________________________________________
2. First :__________________Middle: ________________ Last: ______________________
Troop Position: ___________________________ Gender: (circle) M / F
Address __________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
Phone:________________________ Email: __________________________________
Will be in camp: _________________________________________________________
3. First :__________________Middle: ________________ Last: ______________________
Troop Position: ___________________________ Gender: (circle) M / F
Address __________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
Phone:________________________ Email: __________________________________
Will be in camp: _________________________________________________________
4. First :__________________Middle: ________________ Last: ______________________
Troop Position: ___________________________ Gender: (circle) M / F
Address __________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
Phone:________________________ Email: __________________________________
Will be in camp: _________________________________________________________
Please use a similar format to identify any other adults for your troop on the reverse side or duplicate this form.
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CAMP AIRY SCOUT ACTIVITY SCHEDULE
Scout: __________________________________ Unit: ______ Age: ______ Rank:________
TIME
6:30 AM
6:45 AM
7:30 AM
7:45 AM
8:35 AM
ACTIVITY
Staff Reveille
Reveille/Clean Cabin
Assembly & Flag Ceremony
(Activity Uniform)
Begin Breakfast
End Breakfast
DURATION
9:00 AM
10:10 AM
Begin 1st Period
End 1st Period
70 min
10:25 AM
11:35 PM
Begin 2nd Period
End 2nd Period
70 min
11:50 AM
11:55 PM
12:40 PM
Assembly
Begin Lunch
End Lunch
50 min
1:00 PM
2:10 PM
Begin 3rd Period
End 3rd Period
70 min
2:25 PM
3:35 PM
Begin 4th Period
End 4th Period
70 min
3:50 PM
5:00 PM
Begin 5th Period
End 5th Period
70 min
5:20 PM
5:30 PM
6:30 PM
Assembly & Flag Ceremony
(Field Uniform)
Begin Dinner
End Dinner
60 min
7:00 PM
8:15 PM
8:30 PM
Begin 6th Period
Unit Leader Meeting
End 6th Period
90 min
8:45 PM
9:00 PM
9:30 PM
10:00 PM
Staff Meeting
Vespers
Tattoo (begin quiet time)
Taps (lights out)
50 min
Each scout should use this form to plan his schedule before arrival at camp. Some classes have rank and
age requirements and enrollment will be will be assigned as such. This will be the tentative schedule for
this scout.
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DUPLICATE AS NEEDED FOR YOUR TROOP
Parent’s Guide (Please give a copy of this page to the parents of all campers)
Pre-Camp preparation:
1. Unit Payments (Deposits by MAY 1st, Final Payments by JUNE 1ST to NCAC).
2. All payments for Camp Airy are due by June 1st or you might lose your slot at camp.
3. Registration of Classes (DUE JUNE ROUNDTABLE to AUGUST 1st AT THE
LATEST). Pre-registration for classes should be given to Camp Airy before Aug 1st.
Registration will be on a first come first serve basis. Classes will be closed when filled.
Each Scout should sign-up for classes that are appropriate for his age as early as possible.
Any badge that has prerequisites must be completed before camp begins. Pre-read
through each merit badge book before attending class. Please note that many of the
prerequisites have changed this year! Any information on pre-camp requirements or
equipment is listed in the Scoutmaster packet and Course Offering Guide. Once all
registrations for the troop are collected, the Scoutmaster should then send them to Diane
Henson, 216 Norva Avenue, Frederick, MD 21701.
4. Equipment: Scouts are responsible for providing their own equipment for camp. A list of
recommended items and items that should be left at home is in the Scoutmaster packet.
5. Rules and Regulations for Campers, Staff, and Adult Leaders: Everyone in camp must
follow the rules laid out in the Scoutmaster packet. Anyone disregarding these rules,
including adults, will be asked to leave camp. We want everyone to enjoy his time at
camp, but above all we want everyone to be safe.
REQUIRED PAPERWORK EACH PERSON IN CAMP:
5.
Medical Forms: A completed BSA Annual Health and Medical Form Parts A, B, and
C; Form 680—001 is required for each scout and adult leader attending camp. Download
this form from the Camp Airy web site www.airybsa.org or from the National BSA site
www.Scouting.org. Only use BSA Medical forms – not school or athletic program
physical forms.
Medical forms must be completed in full and include all relevant signatures, shot records,
and sections completed. For any lines that do not apply indicate so by writing ‘N/A’.
NOTE: Cabin leaders spending one night or less (cumulative) are only required to bring a
completed Part A, and B Medical Form
All BSA Annual Health and Medical Records are valid for one year from signing, and
must be current for the entire extent the individual is in camp.
Anyone entering camp without a valid BSA Annual Health and Medical Record will be
confined to the health lodge until such time as their parents can be contacted and
arrangements can be made to have the form completed and brought to camp. The Health
Officer/ Health and Safety Director will be the decision maker for what the acceptable
amount of time is to provide documentation.
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6.
Camp Airy Permission Slip: A completed Camp Airy, BSA Permission Slip is required
for all scouts in camp. Download this form from the Camp Airy web site www.airybsa.org.
This includes a “Permission to Leave Camp” section.
7. NEW: Camp Airy Release Form: A completed Camp Airy Release Form is required for
all scouts and adults in camp. Download this form from the Camp Airy web site
www.airybsa.org.
8.
Medication Administration Authorization Form: A completed Medication
Administration Authorization Form is required for all scouts in camp coming with
medication from home. This form must be completed for EACH medication the scout will
be taking while at camp and must be signed by BOTH the parent and the physician.
Download this form from the Camp Airy web site www.airybsa.org.
Medical Forms, Permission Slips, Release Forms, and Medication Administration
Authorization Forms WILL NOT BE RETURNED. These forms MUST be kept by camp
and filed due to state health regulations.
Make sure your troop number and district name are on the forms. Place all of them in an envelope
and be sure to bring the forms with you. Upon arrival in camp please ensure each scout has their
completed medical form in hand.
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Scout Equipment: In addition to the required BSA Medical Form, signed by a parent/guardian
and a physician, the Camp Airy Permission Slip, the Camp Airy Release Form, and any
Medication Administration Authorization Forms, each Scout needs the following equipment for his
personal use at camp. Since Scouts may be traveling some distance between classes and field trips,
a small daypack, good walking/hiking shoes, a water bottle, and a flashlight are suggested. They
may also want to carry a small waterproof pad or stool for sitting.
Clothing and Bedding
• Long sleeve shirt with buttons, long
pants, and belt for Swimming and
Lifesaving merit badges
• Water activity shoes
• Sturdy hiking shoes
• Complete Class ”A” uniform
• Extra underwear and socks
• Tennis Shoes
• Shorts/blue jeans
• Two Scout T-shirts
• Raincoat/poncho
• Sweater/jacket
• Sleeping bag/three blankets
• Merit Badge Books (current)
• Merit Badge Materials
 Blue cards signed by Scout leader
Personal Gear
• Mask, Fins, & Snorkel if in Snorkeling
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Towels
• Washcloths
• Comb, brush, metal mirror
• Soap in container
• Two swimsuits
• Canteen/water bottle
• Flashlight/extra batteries/extra bulb
• Pencil, pen, pad/notebook
• Spending money (MB supplies/canteen)
• Scout Handbook
• Pillow (if desired)
• OA sash (if OA member)
• Medications- Rx container w/name
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* Note that this schedule is subject to change. Please check http://www.airybsa.org periodically for changes
and class availability.
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Daily Schedule (Special Program Offerings)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Arrive in Camp
Opening Campfire
NRA Pistol Orientation (Registered Venturers and Adults) (5th period)
Safe Swim Defense Training (6th period)
Den Chief Training (evening)
OA Day (Wear OA sash)
OA Dance Team (5th period)
High Power Rifle Shoot (Registered Venturers and Adults) (6th period)
OA Ice Cream Social (after 6th period)
Discover SCUBA (evening) $20 fee
Wilderness First Aid Disaster Drill
Pistol Shoot (Registered Venturers and Adults) (6th period)
Closing Campfire
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General Trail of Classes By Difficulty
This is only a generalized list of the difficulty level of classes. Some classes may vary in
difficulty due to the instructor teaching the course. Some badges may no longer be offered.
*Important skill classes or badges to earn during your scouting career. BOLD are required
badges for Eagle.
5th-6th Grade
First year scouts: (Some may not be offered every year)
Basketry
First Aid (taken with
Mammals
Swimming*
skills)*
Cit in Community*
First Aid Skills*
Orienteering Skills*
Swimming Skills*
Fingerprinting
Leatherwork
Railroading
Weather
Fire Safety
Scout Skills*
Second year scouts: (Some may not be offered every year)
American Cultures
Chemistry
Fishing
American Heritage
Dog Care
Genealogy
Archaeology
Electricity
Indian Lore
Aviation
Journalism
First Aid*
6th – 7th Grade
Orienteering*
Photography
Robotics
Veterinary Medicine
7th – 8th Grade
Third year scouts: (Some may not be offered every year)
Archery
Radio
Space Exploration
Cit in World*
Astronomy
Fly Fishing
Reptiles & Amphib.
Wilderness Survival*
Bird Study
Forestry
Rifle Shooting
Woodcarving
Insect Study
Rowing
World Conservation
Cit in Nation*
High School 9th – 12th
Older Scouts: (Some may not be offered every year)
BSA Lifeguard*
Electronics
Lifesaving
Sailing
Canoeing
Energy
Nature
Shotgun
Engineering
Nuclear Science
Search and Rescue
Communication*
Pioneering
Cooking*
Emergency
Preparedness*
18+
Adult Training
Leave No Trace
Safe Swim Defense
Wilderness First Aid
Paddle Craft Safety
Safety Afloat
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Course Prerequisites - PLEASE BE SURE TO COMPLETE!
Aquatics:
Lifesaving
Swimming
Swim Skills
BSA Snorkeling
Canoeing
Kayaking
Sailing
Safety Afloat / Safe
Swim Defense
Swimming MB required; need physical ability; bring to camp long sleeve
button up shirt, long pants, and socks that can get wet, needed for rescue
simulation – mark clothes with name for easy identification.
Need basic swimming skills - not easy, physical ability and endurance, bring to
camp long sleeve button up shirt, long pants and socks for clothes inflation,
clothes will get wet - mark clothes with name for easy identification
Basic instruction for non-swimmers and swimming skills required for Second
& First Class advancement, bring button up shirt, long pants, belt and
socks for clothes inflation – mark clothes with name for easy identification.
NOT A MERIT BADGE.
MUST bring own gear: mask, fins, and snorkel, pass BSA swim test as a
swimmer.
Age 13+ or physical ability and endurance, pass BSA swim test as a swimmer.
Age 13+ or physical ability and endurance, pass BSA swim test as a swimmer.
Age 13+, physical and mental ability and endurance, pass BSA swim test as a
swimmer.
NOT A MERIT BADGE, designed for adults or SPL Scouts. How to plan and
conduct safe water activities, offered Tuesday evening.
Ecology:
Bird Study
Dog Care
*Forestry
Mammals
Reptiles & Amphibians
Study
Veterinary Medicine
Insect Study
Record observations of five species of wild birds in partial fulfillment of
requirement 5. Include date, time, location, and habitat of your bird
observations. Bring a pair of binoculars if you have them. Field trip to an
aviary included.
Age 12+, Must complete requirements 4 & 5 before camp. Note from parent
and a report on your issuing three commands to your dog. Video or YouTube
link of you and your dog showing commands OK for Req. 5, Class trip to Vet.
Clinic.
(1) Purchase or obtain the latest version of the Merit Badge FORESTRY
pamphlet. (2) Read the entire pamphlet prior to Camp Airy!
Good for first year scout, learn about the different native mammals and how
to track them.
Learn about the different types of reptiles and amphibians, their role in the
wild, and life cycles.
Age 12+, review of various careers in veterinary medicine, educational
requirements to be a veterinarian and veterinary technician. Visit a vet clinic.
No prerequisites
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Course Prerequisites - PLEASE BE SURE TO COMPLETE!
Ecology(Cont):
World Conservation
Fishing
Fly Fishing
Combines Environmental Science, required for Eagle Rank, with Fish &
Wildlife Management and Soil & Water Conservation. It is a double period
and covers all three merit badges. The morning session is World
Conservation A and the afternoon session is World Conservation B. You
must enroll for the entire two-period class.
**If a scout successfully completes one of these sessions and has the
Citizenship in the World merit badge, they are eligible to receive the World
Conservation Award, also known as the "Panda" patch.
Not for first year scouts. Must have merit badge book and have read it in
advance of camp.
Not for first year scouts, Must be able to tie knots.
Field Sports:
Archery
Rifle Shooting
Shotgun Shooting
CMP Rimfire
NRA Light Rifle
Marksmanship
Qualification Award
Not for first year scouts, requires extra shooting time to complete. $7.50 fee.
May require extra shooting time to complete. Scouts need to complete
requirements 1e, 1f (1) and (2) using worksheet from
http://meritbadge.org/wiki/index.php/Merit_Badge_Worksheets and
information from MD Hunting regs at:
http://www.eregulations.com/maryland/hunting/
Scouts are exempt from 1f requirements if they have a copy of Hunter Safety
card with them at camp
$17.50 fee
Requires physical ability to move firearm to track targets and withstand
recoil of firearm. Under 12 need to contact Steve Crowe for approval PRIOR
to camp (scrowe@citlink.net or 304-582-7555). Scouts need to complete
requirements 1e, 1f (1) and (2) using worksheet from
http://meritbadge.org/wiki/index.php/Merit_Badge_Worksheets and
information from MD Hunting regs at:
http://www.eregulations.com/maryland/hunting/
Scouts are exempt from 1f requirements if they have a copy of Hunter Safety
card with them at camp
$35 fee
NOT A MERIT BADGE. CMP (Civilian Marksmanship Program) Rimfire
Sporter Clinic and Match. The clinic will provide training in marksmanship
fundamentals and how to shoot in the match. Scouts must have earned the
Rifle Shooting MB PRIOR to coming to Camp Airy. Additionally, the
parents must sign a release from the CMP. Form available at
http://thecmp.org/wp-content/uploads/Jr_Release.pdf
$20 fee
NOT A MERIT BADGE. Must complete Rifle Shooting MB before camp.
All participates will earn the NRA Rimfire Patch and may earn pins for each
level of proficiency they earn (Pro-Marksman, Marksman, Markman 1st
Class, Sharpshooter, Expert and Distinguished Expert). $20 fee
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Course Prerequisites - PLEASE BE SURE TO COMPLETE!
Handicrafts:
Art
Basketry
Leatherwork
Woodcarving
Movie Making
Good for any age scout. $6 fee.
Good for first year scouts, build stool and 2 baskets. $15 fee.
Good for first year scouts. $10 fee.
Age 13+ with Totin Chip, moderate difficulty, carving and finishing
wood object (etc), cost includes finishes, class limited to 8 scouts. $10
fee.
Age 14+ No prerequisites. Scouts will work on a film project as a
group. It is acceptable to capture video on smartphones but bring the
data cable with the smartphone to upload video to a computer from the
device.
Health & Safety:
Emergency Preparedness
First Aid Skills
First Aid
Fire Safety
Search and Rescue
Wilderness First Aid
Age 14+ and First Class rank. Must have completed First Aid MB.
Complete requirements 1 (earn First Aid MB), 2b (chart discussing
emergency prep for situations), 2c (family emergency prep plan), 8c
(prepare family emergency kit), and 9a (inspect home for potential
hazards). This is a fast-paced course!
The class periods will be dedicated to review of materials and skills
covered in both the advancement section of the Scout Handbook and
the First Aid MB book. ALL SCOUTS MUST BRING THEIR
HANDBOOKS so that they may be signed appropriately for credit.
Any Scout who feels that they have the knowledge base, skills
proficiency, and maturity to compete the requirements for First Aid
MB may do so by applying with a First Aid Senior Staff member AT
CAMP.
Must complete requirement 2b (home first aid kit) and bring to camp.
Any age, good for first year scouts. Merit badge teaches how to
identify and prevent fires. Includes a field trip to a local fire station.
Prerequisites include reading merit badge pamphlet and requirements 6
(Home Fire Safety Checklist), 6a (Fire Escape Plan), 12 (Careers in
Fire Safety), and 11 (Fire Station Visit) if scout is unable to participate
in field trip.
Complete requirement 5 (Complete training in ICS-100 and print out
completion certificate).
NOT A MERIT BADGE. This is an American Safety and Health
Institute certification course for adult leaders and older scouts and is
required for some high adventure programs. $30 fee.
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Course Prerequisites - PLEASE BE SURE TO COMPLETE!
Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics
Archaeology
Requires participation in camp dig after camp (req 8a), contact Colby Child.
Astronomy
Age 13+, complete requirements 2a, 3a & b before camp. Requires a lot of time,
multiple late night observations. Requires 500-word write up on observations or
do requirement 8a before camp.
Automotive
Prerequisites:
Maintenance
2. – h. Find out the requirements for the state inspection in your state,
including how often a vehicle needs to be inspected.
2. - i. Explain the importance of registering a vehicle and find out the
annual registration fee for renewing your family car's registration.
12. Find out about three career opportunities in the automotive industry.
Pick one and find out the education, training, and experience required for this
profession. Discuss this with your counselor, and explain why this profession
might interest you.
Aviation
Chemistry
Crime Prevention
Digital
Technology
Electricity
Energy
Engineering
Nuclear Science
Photography
Railroading
Radio
Robotics
Space
Exploration
Welding
Weather
Note from counselor: Be prepared to discuss the above at Camp Airy. You will
need to turn in your papers the first day of camp class. Absolutely no exceptions.
Requires Friday period 1 and 2 for a class trip.
Age 12+ or permission, teaches basic chemistry principles with labs included.
Class trip to a Laboratory.
Prerequisites:
2. Prepare a notebook of newspaper and other clippings that address crime
and crime prevention efforts in your community.
4. – b. Using the checklist in this pamphlet, conduct a security survey of your
home and discuss the results with your family.
Note from counselor: Be prepared to discuss the above at Camp Airy. You will
need to bring in a notebook or pocket folder the above along with 5 (five) sheets
of blank notebook paper.
Prerequisites – MUST COMPLETE CYBER CHIP BEFORE CAMP.
Complete requirements 6 and 8.
Age 12+, learn general principals of electricity. $7 fee for materials.
Age 12+. Prerequisites: 4a & 4b (14 day home energy audit)
Age 12+, learn about the engineering profession.
Age 14+ & minimum First Class. Prerequisites: 6, 7, 8
Scouts should bring their own digital cameras. Class fee covers printing of digital
images and posterboard. $7 fee.
Fun merit badge about railroads and model railroading.
Age 13+, prefer already earned Electricity and Electronics merit badges.
Age 12+. Prerequisites 2,3. $5 fee.
Age 12+ $25 fee for rocket. Prerequisite – complete requirement 2.
Age 14+, scouts should wear long pants without holes or frays. LEATHER
SHOES OR BOOTS REQUIRED. Sneakers are not acceptable. $20 fee
Good for first year scouts, maintain weather log for 1 week, may give daily weather
report to camp.
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Course Prerequisites - PLEASE BE SURE TO COMPLETE!
Other Badges:
Citizenship in the
Community
Citizenship in the Nation
Citizenship in the World
Climbing
Collections
Communication
Cooking
Disabilities Awareness
Geocaching
Genealogy
Indian Lore
Journalism
Law
Music
Orienteering
Wilderness Survival
Good for first year scouts, requires reading and some writing.
Reading, writing, THINKING, simulations and exercises. Must write a
letter to an elected official about a national issue and bring a copy to
camp.
Recommended for campers 14+ or in 7th grade. Some reading and
writing, THINKING, simulations and must write about an international
issue. Prerequisites: 3 & 7
Age 14+.
Come prepared to display and discuss an established collection.
Requires some writing, reading and giving a speech. Req #2 – bring
props to complete your choice of “a” or “b”. Req #3 – have your
speech written and bring to camp. Req #6 – write teaching plan and
bring to camp with props needed for presentation.
Prerequisite: 8 (Collect and bring to camp several weeks of grocery
store flyers to aid in menu planning). $20 fee
Prerequisites: 4a (Assess disability accessibility of school or place of
worship), 7 (Research professions providing service those those with
disabilities).
Age 12+. Prerequisites: 7 (Set up account with www.geocaching.com
and locate local public caches).
Prerequisites: 3 (Interview relative or family acquaintance by
telephone, email, or in person. Record the information you collect.)
You will learn about groups of Native Americans who are as varied
as the land in which they settled; whose language, religions, cultures
and ways of life reflect how they adapted to many different
environments. *Small craft items will be provided. You may want to
have some additional funds (~$5) to purchase extra leather and craft
items. Complete require #1 prior to camp. Limit 12 to a class. $5 fee
for craft materials.
Will be working odd hours with administrative staff, help with the camp
newsletter given out every day of camp during meals.
Recommended for campers 13+. Campers should bring a 3-ring binder,
paper, and pen/pencil to class.
Bring own instrument to class, be already proficient and able to read
sheet music, will be able to join the camp musical band.
Age 12+, must have Second Class and First Class orienteering
requirements completed, bring map reading compass to camp (clear
rectangular that lays flat on the map).
Not for first year scouts - must have plenty of camping experience,
bring plenty of warm clothing for 1 night of camping out in shelter,
bring small survival kit to complete MB.
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