Scripps-Mesa Camporee, 2015
Planning Guide
“Scouts to the Rescue”
May 1-3, 2015
Mataguay Scout Ranch
Key Points to Consider
• Camporee Objectives
– Fun and Challenging Camporee Activities
– Simple, Fair, Awards
– Unique OA Call Out Opportunity
• Separate OA Ordeal and Camporee Event
– Ordeal is the following weekend at Fiesta Island
– Too close to Ordeal for “Surprise” Call Outs
– Ceremonial Call out, instead
2015 Camporee Staff
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District Chair – Bob Apgar
Council Partner – Jeff Young
Camporee Director – Mike Ellison
Quartermasters – NEED
Registrar – Online via DoubleKnot
Medical – Mrs. Bedont
Webmaster – Layne Jensen
Lifeguard – Tyler Ellison
Check-In Director – NEED
Camporee Event Leaders – NEED 10-15 adults
Friday Time Line
DAY
FRIDAY
TIME
3:00pm
5:00pm
5:30pm
7:00pm
7:30pm
8:15pm
8:30pm
9:30pm
9:30pm
10:00pm
Camporee
Setup
Check-In
Troop Arrival and Setup
SPL Check-IN
Opening Campfire
Campfire Ends
Troops to Campsites
SM/Patrol Leaders Meeting
SM/PLs to Campsite
Camporee Staff Cracker Barrel
Lights Out
Saturday Time Line
DAY
SATURDAY
TIME
6:30am
6:30-7:30am
7:00am
7:45am
7:30-8:30am
8:45am
9:00am
9:30am
10:00am
10:30am
11:00am
11:15am
11:45am
12:15pm
12:30pm
1:00pm
1:30pm
2:00pm
2:30pm
3:00pm
4:30-5:30pm
5:00pm
5:30pm
6:00-7:00pm
7:00pm
8:45pm
9:30pm
10:00pm
Camporee
Reveille
Troops Breakfast in Campsites
Staff Breakfast at Dining Hall
Campsite and Gateway Setup
Adult Volunteer Meeting
Patrol Lineup
Round Robin Segment 1
Round Robin Segment 2
Round Robin Segment 3
Round Robin Segment 4
Troop LUNCH in Campsite
Staff Lunch
LUNCH Cleanup
Patrol Lineup
Round Robin Segment 5
Round Robin Segment 6
Round Robin Segment 7
Round Robin Segment 8
Afternoon Break
Field Games
Troops Dinner in Campsites
Staff Dinner
Cleanup
Troop Time
Closing Campfire - Skits, Songs & Awards
Cracker Barrel for ALL
Troops return to Campsites
Lights Out
Sunday Time Line
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SUNDAY
TIME
7:00am
7:15am
8:15am
9:00am
9:00am
Camporee
Reveille
Breakfast and Cleanup
Camp Breakdown
Check Out
Pack Up and Departure
Camporee Event Model
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Assumption: 8 to 10 Patrols
Patrol Size: 5 to 8 Boys
Skilled Events
– Round Robin 8-10 Stations
• 8-10 Activities – One Patrol per Activity in rotation
• Patrols Rotate Areas every 30 minutes
– Field Games
• 2-3 Field Games after the afternoon break
• Patrols compete in unison
Judged Events
– 3 Judged Events
• Campsite Inspection after Lunch, Gateway Judging, Skit/Song
– Group Judging
• Scorecards for Consistency
MEAL PLAN
Troop
Youth and Adults
Camporee Staff
SM & SPL Only
Dining Hall
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MEAL
FRIDAY
Cracker Barrel
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Breakfast
Troop Campsites
Dining Hall
SATURDAY
Lunch
Troop Campsites
Dining Hall
SATURDAY
Dinner
Troop Campsites
Dining Hall
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Cracker Barrel
Dining Hall
Dining Hall
SUNDAY
BREAKFAST
Troop Campsites
Dining Hall
Rescue Patrol Competitions
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Lakefront – Reach, Throw, Row
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Description:
Severe Bleeding – Accident Scenario
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Direct Pressure, Raise Wound, Layer Bandages, Cravat Bandage
Stretcher Carry
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Rescue Carry from a smoke filled room
Treat with First Aid for Burns
Signal Fire
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Call Poison Control
Treat for Shock, Monitor Breathing
Save any Vomit
Smoke Filled Room
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Choking
Stopped Breathing
No Heartbeat - CPR Rescue Dummy
Internal Poisoning
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Treat Splint and stretcher carry
Stopped Breathing
Large Fire with Large posts and Rope 4ft off ground
Rescue the Cat
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Lashing Skills
Build a Ladder and Rescue the Cat off the Roof
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Water Bucket Brigade
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Lost Scout Rescue
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Extinguish the Fire
Lost at Summer Camp
Clue: Scout’s Daily Schedule
Rescue Yourself
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Map and Compass
Water Rescue
• Water Rescue
– Patrols will divide responsibilities to perform
water rescues using the Reach, Throw and Row
methods
– Scout Skills
• Water Rescues (pg 196)
• 2nd Class Requirement
– Camporee Needs
• Waterfront Supervision
• Certified Lifeguard
• Floating Rescue Dummies
Severe Bleeding Rescue
• Severe Bleeding Rescue
– Patrols will divide responsibilities to perform
emergency response to an accident.
– Scout Skills
• Severe Bleeding (pg. 167)
• Treat for Shock (pg. 170)
• 2nd Class Requirements
– Camporee Needs
• Bleeding Devices
• First Aid Supplies
Stopped Breathing Rescue
• Stopped Breathing Rescue
– Patrols will divide responsibilities to perform
emergency response to a choking incident.
– Scout Skills
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Choking First Aid (pg. 134)
Airway Check (pg. 163)
Rescue Breathing (pg. 164)
Tenderfoot, 2nd Class and 1st Class Requirements
– Camporee Needs
• CPR Dummy
Ingested Poisoning Rescue
• Ingested Poisoning Rescue
– Patrols will divide responsibilities to perform
emergency response to a poisoning accident.
– Scout Skills
• Ingested Poisoning (pg. 169)
• Treat for Shock (pg. 170)
• 2nd Class Requirements
– Camporee Needs
Smoke Filled Room Rescue
• Smoke Filled Room Rescue
– Patrols will divide responsibilities to perform
emergency response to a Fire Rescue.
– Scout Skills
• Smoke Filled Room - Rescue Carry (pg. 174)
• Serious Burns (pg. 148)
• 2nd Class & First Class Requirements
– Camporee Needs
• Smoke Machines
• Red Lights
• First Aid Supplies for Burns
Signal Fire Rescue
• Signal Fire Rescue
– Patrols will divide responsibilities to construct a
Rescue Fire.
– Scout Skills
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Staying Found – What to do when lost (pg. 283)
Toten Chip Skills (pg. 409)
Fire Building (pg. 410)
Tenderfoot & First Class Requirements
– Camporee Needs
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Fire Wood
Ax Yard Supplies
Water Buckets
Water Hoses
Animal Rescue
• Cat on Roof Rescue
– Patrols will divide responsibilities to construct a
ladder to recue a Cat from the roof of a building.
– Scout Skills
• Square Lashings (pg. 396)
• Teamwork
• First Class Requirements
– Camporee Needs
• Lashing Poles
• Lashing Ropes
• Frightened Cat
Water Bucket Brigade
• Wildfire Rescue
– Patrols will divide responsibilities to form a bucket
brigade to extinguish an out-of-control fire.
– Scout Skills
• Bucket Brigade
• Teamwork
– Camporee Needs
• Fire Buckets
• Water Supply
Lost Scout Rescue
• Lost Scout Rescue
– Patrols will divide responsibilities to formulate and
execute a plan to locate a lost Scout.
– Scout Skills
• Staying Found (pg. 283)
• Tenderfoot Skills
– Camporee Needs
• Lost Scout Scenario
• Lost Scout Clues
Rescue Yourself
• Rescue Yourself
– Patrols will divide responsibilities to use Map and
Compass Skills to self rescue their Patrol
• Scout Skills
• Using a Compass (pg. 361)
• Orient a Map (pg. 364)
• Second Class Skills
– Camporee Needs
• Maps
• Compasses
• Rescue Scenario
Next Steps
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Finalize Staffing
Patch Design and Ordering
Event Registration (via Doubleknot)
District Website Update
Staff Meal Planning
Submit Water Safety Plan