Category: Venturers
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Venturing
Venturing is a Scouting program for young men and women ages 14 to 20. It offers adventure, leadership, and personal growth. Venturers go camping, hiking, rock climbing, and kayaking. They also learn important skills and help their communities. The program has awards that focus on leadership, outdoor skills, fitness, and service. Venturing keeps older Scouts…
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BSA Methods for Scouts BSA vs Venturers
Some people wonder about what the main differences between the Scouts BSA and Venturing programs. Looking at the methods used in the two programs offers some insights into the main differences between the programs.
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Human Knot Game
The Human Knot Game is a group activity that builds teamwork and communication. Scouts hold hands with two different people in a circle, creating a human “knot” that they must untangle without letting go. This game encourages skills like cooperation, patience, and problem-solving.
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Lifesaving Elective for the Venturing Ranger Award: Free Resources
To complete the Lifesaving elective for the Venturing Ranger award, Venturers must have a BSA Lifeguard certification, take an EMT course, or take a lifeguarding course. They must also put a first aid kit together and teach somebody else to make a kit.
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Equestrian Elective for the Venturing Ranger Award: Free Resource
Venturers working on the Ranger Award Equestrian elective learn how to prepare for a safe and enjoyable adventure on horseback. They learn how to control a horse while riding and care for equipment. They also teach others about horsemanship.
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Leave No Trace Core Requirement for the Venturing Ranger Award
The Leave No Trace Core Requirement for the Ranger Award teaches Venturers how to protect nature while enjoying the outdoors. It has three parts. First, you must recite and explain the seven principles of Leave No Trace. Next, you need to go on three camping or backpacking trips and use these principles. Finally, you must…
