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                             Trailhead notes |   Trailhead registration form 

This year we are happy to welcome our Webelo brothers to AdvanceCamp.

 

 

The following Trailhead advancement is available:

  • Tenderfoot       4a, 4b, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12a, 12b
  • Second Class  1a, 1b, 2c, 2d, 4, 5, 6a, 6b, 6c, 7a, 7b, 7c, 8b
  • First Class       1, 2, 5, 6, 7a, 7b, 7c, 8a, 8b, 8c, 8d, 9a, 9b, 9c, 12

The following Webelos advancement is available

Webelos 1  

     17 classes (Pick 7): Webelos Badge Clinic 1, Citizen Activity Badge Phase 1,Citizen Activity Badge Phase 2, Fitness Activity Badge Phase 1, Fitness Activity Badge Phase 2, Readyman Activity Badge Phase 1, Readyman Activity Badge Phase 2, Readyman Activity Badge Phase 3, Outdoorsman Activity Badge Phase 1, Outdoorsman Activity Badge Phase 2, Outdoorsman Activity Badge Phase 3, Family Member Activity Badge Phase 1, Family Member Activity Badge Phase 2, Webelos Badge Clinic 2, Artist Activity Badge Phase 1, Artist Activity Badge Phase 2, Artist Activity Badge Phase 3

Webelos 2         

7 classes (Complete track): Arrow of Light Clinic Phase 1, Arrow of Light Clinic Phase 2, Leave No Trace Clinic, Emergency Preparedness Award Phase 1, Emergency Preparedness Award Phase 2, Cub Scout Outdoor Activity Award Phase 1, Cub Scout Outdoor Activity Award Phase 2

Webelos staffing will be by volunteer older scouts, Eagles and parents, so please email either of our Webelos Directors to volunteer if you would like to assist

Webelos Permission Slip

Webelos Director                                                                                         

Sheryl Wayne-sherylwayne@sbcglobal.net

Webelos Co-Director                                                                                   

Richard Stockand - rmsf@pge.com

 

 
Advance registration for trailhead helps in arranging for trailhead staff and assistants, planning trailhead events, and purchasing accurate trailhead supplies. Make sure to send your registration forms early to reserve your sessions and help make the camp experience more enjoyable for all by enabling us to be prepared!


Please note...

  • Trailhead scouts will need their scout handbook to work on skills.

  • An adult troop leader must accompany all scouts working on swimming tests for Second or First class at the swimming pool.

  • Scoutmasters are requested to be available for Scoutmaster’s conferences for his Scouts either during the camp or as soon as possible after camp.

If you have any Trailhead questions please contact:

Trailhead Director
     Ben Reed - bjreed44@sbcglobal.net

 
 

 

  • The most heavily attended station was KNOTS AND LASHINGS, which covered two Tenderfoot requirements and four First Class requirements.
     
  • The HIKING station covered two requirements for Tenderfoot and one for Second Class. We had two hikes, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, that covered map and compass reading.
     
  • The FIRST AID station covered two Tenderfoot requirements, three Second Class requirements and three First Class requirements.
     
  • The FLAG FOLDING/RAISING station, which also including a visit with a community leader, saw scouts complete all or some of the two Tenderfoot requirements and one First Class requirement. We also had a special visit from Contra Costa Supervisor Federal Glover, who spent about 30 minutes talking with the Scouts.
     
  • At the MISCELLANEOUS station scouts needed to identify 10 kinds of wild animals. For scouts who asked to identify 10 kinds of plants, we took them on a nature hike so they could complete the requirement.
     
  • We held two sessions in the afternoon dealing with KNIVES AND AXES, where the scouts earned their Tot'en Chip cards.