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Un-Klondike! (Ends March 6, 2021)
How to participate
Hold your own troop Klondike and send in videos and photos.
Use the information provided here to do the Un-Klondike! and submit videos and photos.
Send submissions to southernshoresdistrictbsa@gmail.com
Notes
The Un-Klondike is open to all scouts in the Southern Shores District. https://www.ssdthc.com/un-klondike
Scouts form a patrol and participate.
Patrol can have help from family members if virtual and need a buddy/victim for an event.
2-deep leadership must be demonstrated
If your troop held a Klondike type event, submit photos or videos of that event.
Location: The Un-Klondike! Yard (Your choice of a safe zone)
Physical Space: Show 50’ x 50’ blocked-off area or close enough. If you cannot find a space reach out to do your activity contact Jeff Pucel or John Unger. You can coordinate with them to help you record all your activities in 1 go.
Virtual space: Create a google folder, a web page, or a dropbox to share your turned in work with southernshoresdistrictbsa@gmail.com
Event Chair: Jeff Pucel
Cost: $0 per person (Free)
Theme: Un-Klondike!
Scouts participating will have an option to purchase an event badge.
Winner will have their name on the Annual Winners Shield.
Pick your Level: Pack, Junior Patrol, or Senior Patrol
Level 1 participation - Pack scout patrol (Lion to Webelos I), we recommend a trained den chief.
Level 2 participation - Junior Patrol level - include Arrow-of-light scouts.
Level 3 participation - Senior Patrol level - include Arrow-of-light scouts.
See Guide for requirements.
Spirit (1,2,3)
Identify a Scout to lead
Make a snow snake decorated for your Un-Klondike! patrol
First Aid (1,2,3)
Identify a Scout to lead
Identify the first aid problem described
Knots (1,2,3)
Identify a Scout to lead
Demonstrate tying the knots described
Communication (1,2,3)
Identify a Scout to lead
Show how you communicated to complete the Un-Klondike!.
Differently Abled (2,3)
Identify a Scout to lead
Tell how this experience taught you about people who have different abilities in performing tasks.
Map & Compass (2,3)
Identify a Scout to lead
Follow the directions and tell what shape you made.
Fire building (2,3)
Identify a Scout to lead
Build a small fire to split a string
Cooking (3)
Identify a Scout to lead
Cook something small - outside.
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