Station 1 – Knot Tying Demonstrate tying the following: Square knot Taut-line hitch Clove hitch Two half hitches Bowline List examples of where each of.

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Station 1 – Knot Tying Demonstrate tying the following: Square knot Taut-line hitch Clove hitch Two half hitches Bowline List examples of where each of these could be used.

Station 2 – Map & Compass Demonstrate how to orient the map with the orienteering compass. Do you need to adjust for declination when travelling? Provide the Azimuth reading and estimated distance for travelling from Point 3 to Point 4. Azimuth Reading:_________ o Estimated distance:________ft Show how you would travel to Point 4 (holding compass) assuming you are at Point 3.

Station 3 – First Aid Demonstrate or tell how to treat for the following (use provided materials): Shock Heat exhaustion Choking Severe bleeding to lower arm 1 st degree burn on hand Lower or upper arm fracture

Station 4 – Lashings Demonstrate the following lashings using the staves & rope provided: Square Shear Diagonal List examples of where each could be used.

Station 5 – Fire Building Demonstrate how to properly build a teepee fire using the materials provided. Demonstrate proper operation of a lightweight stove. Discuss safety procedures for both cooking methods.

Station 6 – Camp Tools, Misc. Demonstrate proper handling and care of a knife, bow-saw and ax. Discuss safety procedures for each. Discuss (briefly) the principles of Leave No Trace. Discuss Safe Swim Defense. Name the water rescue methods in proper order

1 st Class Scout Skills Assessment Station #DescriptionCompetentNeeds Imp. 1Knot Tying 2Map & Compass 3First Aid 4Lashings 5Fire Building 6Camp Tools, Misc. Scoutmasters Signature:_____________________ Date:___________ Scout’s Name:_____________________________