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== [[Outdoor Adventure Skills]] Shelters == | == [[Outdoor Adventure Skills]] Shelters == | ||
Shelter building and where they fit into the various stages of different [[Outdoor Adventure Skills]] badges. | Shelter building and where they fit into the various stages of different [[Outdoor Adventure Skills]] badges. | ||
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Outdoor Adventure Skills Shelters
Shelter building and where they fit into the various stages of different Outdoor Adventure Skills badges.
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1.5 I know three reasons for having a shelter when sleeping outdoors | 
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1.1 I have built something out of snow. |
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2.4 I know what natural shelter materials or locations are to keep out of the wind, rain, sun and snow and where these may be found | 
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2.15 I can find a safe place in bad weather. |
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3.7 I can make a personal shelter out of plastic sheeting and rope. 3.11 I know what makes a comfortable and safe place for a sleeping shelter/site. |
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3.6 With a small group, I have built an emergency shelter in winter. 3.7 I know how to find shelter from the wind on a cold day. |
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4.7 I can build a personal sleeping shelter out of snow or any other natural materials. | 
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4.16 I can build or find an emergency shelter. |
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4.2 I have helped purchase food for a winter outing. 4.3 I have helped cook meals at winter camp. | ||
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5.1 I have built a lean-to shelter and an A-frame sleeping tripod shelter using wood, tied with four lashing knots: square, diagonal, tripod and shear lashings. 5.6 I have built and slept out at least two nights in a shelter big enough for three persons and made of only natural materials found outdoors and rope. |
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5.12 I can pitch a variety of tents and shelters. |
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5.6 I have built and slept in a temporary winter shelter such as a quinzhee, snow trench or a lean-to. | ||
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6.6 I have constructed and slept two nights in an igloo, quinzee or trench snow shelter capable of sleeping three persons. | 
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6.6 I have taught a less experienced Scout how to build a winter shelter. 6.10 I have slept outside for two nights in a lightweight shelter in winter |
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8.6 With only materials found in the forest, rope and plastic sheeting, I have built a 10-person campout dinning shelter protected on all side from the weather. | ||
See also Outdoor Skills - Shelters.
See more Outdoor Adventure Skills by Topic.
