BALOO Registration Form

 Northeast Region Area 3 College of Commissioner Science

2012 RTC Be A Part of Scouting Training Opportunities



 

   
 
Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation / BALOO Training

 

BALOO is a one-day course covering :
  • BSA rules and guidelines for camping
  • Health and safety in the outdoors
  • Camping equipment
  • Finding great campout locations
  • Cub Scout cooking
  • Campfire planning
  • Nature hikes and games
 What is BALOO?

BALOO is designed for any Cub leader who camps or is in charge of Pack camping.  BALOO training is required for at least one registered Scout leader in every Pack. This energetic one-day training session covers everything a Pack needs to know about planning and conducting a Pack overnighter. BALOO introduces Cub Scout leaders to the newly expanded opportunities of pack overnight camping. Whether you're an experienced camper or an outdoor novice--- BALOO has something to offer you to help you plan a safe, age-appropriate camping experience for the Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts and Webelos Scouts, and their family members, in your pack!

This training is more than just camping—it includes ideas for outdoor activities, games and ceremonies; information on selecting and using camping equipment; how to run a campfire program; and Cub Scout cooking demonstrations! In short, everything you need to know to make your pack overnighter a fun, successful event!

Why do I need BALOO training?

BSA has made a number of changes to the camping policy for Tigers, Cub Scouts and Webelos Scouts. Besides participating in day camp and resident camp, packs may now organize overnight campouts for boys and their families. An Adult leader must attend BALOO training in order for the Pack to be issued a tour permit.

Where and when can I attend BALOO next?

 
Date:

Saturday May 12th, 2012

Time:
8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Location:

Oxbow Falls County Park, Oxbow Road, Canastota, NY

(5 Miles South of Canastota, from the Intersection with NYS Route 5, a prominent Savon Gas Station is on the corner at the intersection)                                                             

Meals:
 
Cost:
 
What to Bring:

Beverages, Snacks and Lunch are provided

 

A $5.00 Donation towards food & handouts

 

Camp Chair, Water Bottle, Comfortable Outdoor Clothing                                                  

                             
 (Please “Dress for the Weather” expected!)
Who should attend:

Any and all Cub Scout Leaders who want to learn more about Pack Camping and/or the Scouting Outdoor Program.

Questions?
Contact Mark Miller by email: mgmiller55@juno.com
 
 
 

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