1. SIZZLE of the Outdoor Program

2. WHERE can outdoor adventures be found?

3. DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES
SCOUTMASTER --
SCOUTS --
The Scouts got cold and wet
The tents blew down
Ingredients for the evening meal were left at home
We survived
We solved problems as a team
We learned the importance of more thorough planning
We strengthened friendships

9. ?

11. TRUE OR FALSE:
At a minimum, Scouts should spend at least 10 days and nights outdoors each year.

12. TRUE OR FALSE:
In the outdoors, Scouts can encounter situations that require them to become leaders.

13. TRUE OR FALSE:
A Scout troop should not get stuck on only one single outdoor activity type, like backpacking or tailgate camping.

14. Most, if not all, boys join Scouting for camping.
TRUE OR FALSE:
Most, if not all, boys join Scouting for camping.

15. TRUE OR FALSE:
Conservation and service projects are opportunities for outdoor adventures.

16. TRUE OR FALSE:
Camping is one of the primary tools used by the Boy Scouts of America to achieve its aims.

17. TRUE OR FALSE:
New Scout troops and novice Scoutmasters should start small with outdoor activities that are within their skill levels and comfort zones.

18. TRUE OR FALSE:
The experience of an outdoor adventure is different from the perspective of a boy than of an adult.