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2020 Summer Camp Leaders Guide Vol 2 Camp FGL 2020 Summer Camp Leaders Guide Vol 2 campfgl.com Camp FGL Program Program Overview Each Scout can choose from the following quests at camp... At McKenzie Aquatic Adventure Base At the Handicraft Pavilion • Aquaman—Motorboating, Small Boat • The Lost Tribe—Indian Lore, Leatherwork, Pottery, Sailing, Lifesaving merit badges and Jet Ski Woodcarving, American Cultures. Experience • Cultured Sublime—Art, Music, Basketry, Welding, • Order of the Oar—Canoeing, Kayaking, Row- Canoeing, Fingerprinting, Painting, Photography. ing, Whitewater and Welding merit badges. At the Scoutcraft Area BSA Paddleboard. • Zombie Apocalypse—Search and Rescue, Emergency • BSA Lifeguard Preparedness, Wilderness Survival, Moviemaking. • Expedition Unknown—Exploration, Archaeology, At the Shooting Sports Ranges Reptile and Amphibian Study, Weather merit badg- • Top Shot—Archery, Shotgun, & Rifle merit es. Tomahawk Toss badges. 3-D Trail, Muzzloading, Tomahawk • Lewis and Clark—Geocache, Welding, Orienteering, toss, Climbing Wall Experiences. Pioneering merit badges. Camping partial. • Natures Gym—Rowing, Kayaking, Shotgun, BSA At STEM University Mile Swim. Partials on Personal Fitness, Sports, Ath- • Imitation Game—Robotics, Electronics, Pro- letics. gramming, Signals Signs and Codes merit badges. BSA Paddle board and Camping Brown Sea Island Quest merit badge partial. All quest cover Tenderfoot and second class re- • Imagineer—Game Design, Animation, Pho- quirements as well as First Aid and Swimming tography, Composite Materials, Moviemak- Merit Badges ing merit badges. • Minninnewah (Whirlwind)—Tenderfoot & Second At the C.O.P.E. Course & Climbing Tower Class First Aid and Swimming Merit badge. Rifle and • Land, Sea, & Air—C.O.P.E. Climbing, Small Archery experience boat sailing merit badges. Includes Zipline • Achak (Spirit) Quest— Rifle and Canoeing experi- Excursion. ence. • Ziracuny (Water Monster) Quest—Canoeing and At the Ecology Lodge Kayaking experience • World Conservation—Environmental Science, • Adriel Quest (Beaver)—First Class requirements as Bird Study, Insect Study, Forestry, Nature. well as Rifle, Lifesaving, Welding and Canoeing Merit • Hornaday—Environmental Science, Fish and badges. Wildlife Management, Forestry, Soil and Wa- ter Conservation, Weather. Specialty Quest and Trips • Critters and Creatures— Dog care, Nature, Bird Study, Mammal Study, Canoeing. Eagle Trail—Partials on Communication, Citizenship in • Matts Fish Camp—Fishing, Fly Fishing, Mo- the World, Nation and Community, Personal Manage- torboating, Fish and Wildlife Management ment. C.O.P.E and 3-D Archery Merit badges with 3-D Archery. Blueway High Adventure— Kayaking, Whitewater merit badges. Week long 25 mile trip down the Chattahoochee River. 2 Camp FGL Program Waterfront Aquaman Quest Merit badges offered Motorboating, Small Boat Sailing, Lifesaving *Scouts taking Motorboating Merit Experiences and Partials Jet ski Badge or the BSA Jet Ski Program must take a Coast Guard approved What to Bring Closed toed shoes that can get wet, Long sleeve Boater Education course. A free button down shirt and pants that can get wet, online course can be found at Scouts must complete the boater education http://www.boatus.org/georgia/. course for their State. Any scout who does not have their Additional fees $90.00 for fuel certificate when they come to camp will not be able to participate Appropriate for 3rd year camper in either merit badge. Maximum Quest Occupancy 8 Order of the Oar Quest Merit Badges offered Canoeing, Kayaking, Rowing, Whitewater, Welding Experiences and Partials BSA Paddleboard What to Bring Closed toed shoes that can get wet. Additional fees $55.00 for whitewater Appropriate for 2nd or 3rd year camper Maximum Quest Occupancy 10 Open Waterfront Free Swim Want to spend the evening on our beautiful water- Come cool off and relax at our pool. The pool will be open to any front? Our waterfront will be open to all campers Scout or Leader during open times as long as the Unit supplies the during select times for canoeing, rowing, and necessary leadership to follow Safe Swim Defense. We will have kayaking. lifeguards on staff. Days Offered Thursday Time Block Offered M, Tr Time Offered 7:00-8:00p Time Offered 7:00p-8:00p 3 Camp FGL Program Shooting Sports Top-Shot Quest Merit badges offered Archery, Shotgun and Rifle Experiences and Partials 3-D Archery Trail, Muzzleloading, Tomahawk toss, Climbing wall What to Bring None Additional fees None Appropriate for 2nd or 3rd year camper Maximum Quest Occupancy 15 Open Shotgun Shooting Open Rifle Shooting Our shotgun range will be open to any camper dur- Our Rifle range will be open to any camper during ing select times to try their hand at shotgun select times to try their hand at rifle shooting shooting. Day Offered Monday Day Offered Thursday Time Offered 7:00p-8:00p Time Offered 7:00p-8:00p Additional Fee $10 for 15 rounds Additional Fee $10 for 15 rounds Open Archery Shooting Our Archery range will be open to any camper during se- lect times to try their hand at archery Day Offered Monday Time Offered 7:00p-8:00p 4 Camp FGL Program STEM University Imitation Game Quest Merit badges offered Robotics, Electronics, Programming, Signals Signs and Codes. Experiences and Partials BSA Paddle Board and Camping partial What to Bring Closed toed shoes that can get wet, Notebook and Pencil Additional fees None Appropriate for 2nd or 3rd year camper Maximum Quest Occupancy 15 Imagineer Quest Merit Badges offered Game Design, Animation, Photography, Composite Materials, Moviemaking. Experiences and Partials None What to Bring Notebook, Pen, Pencil. Additional fees None Appropriate for 2nd or 3rd year camper Maximum Quest Occupancy 15 Astronomy Merit Badge Space Exploration Merit Badge This class is taught by the Columbus State University’s This class is taught by the Columbus State University’s Coca-Cola Space & Science Center. This is a night class! Coca-Cola Space & Science Center. This is a night class! Tuesday & Thursday Day Offered Day Offered Tuesday (7:00pm-11:00pm) (7:00pm-11:00pm) Requirements not Requirements not NA NA met at Camp met at Camp Supplies to Bring Notebook & Pen/Pencil Supplies to Bring Notebook & Pen/Pencil Additional Fee None Additional Fee None Recommended For 1st year Campers Recommended For 1st year Campers 5 Camp FGL Program C.O.P.E and Climbing Land, Sea, & Air Quest Merit badges offered Climbing, Small Boat Sailing Experiences and Partials C.O.P.E and Zipline Excursion What to Bring Closed toed shoes that can get wet and change of clothes to transition from C.O.P.E. to Additional fees $80.00 Appropriate for 3rd year camper Maximum Quest Occupancy 12 Open Climbing & Rappelling Climbing doesn't require tremendous muscular strength but mental toughness and the willingness to practice hard to master skills. Come test your skill on our 50 foot climbing and rappelling tower during select times. Day Offered Thursday Time Offered 7:00p-8:00p 6 Camp FGL Program Ecology World Conservation Quest Merit badges offered Environmental Science, Bird Study, Insect Study, Forestry, Nature, Archery Experiences and Partials What to Bring Notebook Pen and Pencil Additional fees None Appropriate for 2nd year camper Maximum Quest Occupancy 15 Hornaday Quest Merit Badges offered Environmental Science, Fish and Wildlife Manage- ment, Forestry, Soil and Water Conservation, Weather Experiences and Partials None What to Bring Notebook, Pen, Pencil. Additional fees None Appropriate for 2nd year camper Maximum Quest Occupancy 15 7 Camp FGL Program Ecology Critters and Creatures Quest Merit Badges offered Dog Care, Nature, Bird Study, Mammal Study, Canoeing. Experiences and Partials None What to Bring Notebook, Pen, Pencil. Additional fees None Appropriate for 1st or 2nd year camper Maximum Quest Occupancy 15 Matt’s Fish Camp Quest *Scouts taking Motorboating Merit Badge or the BSA Jet Merit Badges offered Fishing, Fly Fishing, Motorboating, Ski Program must take a Fish and Wildlife Management. Coast Guard approved Boater Education course. A free Experiences and Partials 3D Archery online course can be found at What to Bring State Boating License. Notebook, Pen, Pencil. http://www.boatus.org/ georgia/. Any scout who Additional fees $25.00 does not have their certifi- Appropriate for 2nd or 3rd year camper cate when they come to camp will not be able to par- Maximum Quest Occupancy 8 ticipate in either merit badge. 8 Camp FGL Program Handicraft The Lost Tribe Quest Merit badges offered Indian Lore, Leatherwork, Pottery, Woodcarving, American Cultures. Experiences and Partials None What to Bring Notebook and Pencil Additional fees None Appropriate for 1st or 2nd year camper Maximum Quest Occupancy 15 Cultured Sublime Quest Merit Badges offered Art, Music, Basketry, Welding, Canoeing, Finger- printing, Painting, Photography. Experiences and Partials None What to Bring Notebook, Pen, Pencil. Additional fees None Appropriate for 1st or 2nd year camper Maximum Quest Occupancy 15 Open Handicraft Scouts can work on a variety of Handicraft Merit Badges at their own pace Days Offered Tuesday, Thursday Times Offered 8:00p-9:00pm Additional Fee None 9 Camp FGL Program Scoutcraft Zombie Apocalypse Quest Merit badges offered Search and Rescue, Emergency Preparedness, Wilderness Survival, Moviemaking. Experiences and Partials What to Bring Notebook Pen and Pencil Additional fees None Appropriate for 2nd or 3rd year camper Maximum Quest Occupancy 15 Expedition Unknown Quest Merit Badges offered Exploration, Archaeology, Reptile and
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