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Virtual Scoutfest 2020 Schedule Virtual ScoutFest 2020 Schedule Session Time – 9:00 – 9:45AM EASTERN Session Title – PLAYING WITH YOUR FOOD Session Description – Normally you’re told not to play with your food. Here’s your chance to bend that rule. Join our playful foodie for some fun and exciting ways that food can be made into crafts! Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87039095607?pwd=N2xDVGNOUmdRNXl6OWhmdnRNWXUyZz09 Items needed: Listed on Cub Scout page at www.ScoutFest2020.org Session Title – LIVE FROM PHILMONT SCOUT RANCH Session Description – An in-depth look at the opportunities available at the crown jewel of BSA’s national high adventure bases. Find out why so many call it Heave On Earth and what is IWTGBTP! This session is being conducted live by Philmont staff that will be in New Mexico. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84339725640?pwd=ZDkyclVXRk5DRHlxaG9DM2x3dEp4Zz09 Session Title – I AM AN ORDEAL MEMBER-NOW WHAT? Session Description – You were found worthy by the members of your unit. You have taken your first step. Find out what’s out there in the OA before you are just a sash & dash! Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83066623873?pwd=Q3JmRlJpMGxTV3o0MFcyRUgzck5FQT09 Session Title – KAHOOT! FOR VENTURERS Session Description– Test your knowledge of the National Parks, Venturing, video games and other topics! Download the Kahoot! app for your smartphone or table and click the JOIN NOW button on another device. If possible, you will want to see the question on one and the answer on the other. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87407202709?pwd=Z2QvaC9CZGJVakpWTTE5aU5JdlJidz09 Session Title – GOAL SETTING & TIME MANAGEMENT – 1ST HOUR Session Description – Finding a successful time management strategy depends on a person’s personality, ability to self- motivate and level of self-discipline. This course introduces established methods for improving a Venturer’s ability to effectively manage the events in his or her life in relation to time. This course is required for the Discovery Award and will take place over 2 hours with a 15-minute break. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85837230923?pwd=dWVUaXBJVHh3UGQzRFFBaW9iN2cwdz09 Session Title – WHAT IS SEAL? Session Description – The Sea Scouting website states – “The SEAL training program is designed to teach leadership skills while underway. SEAL is designed to “jump start” the junior leaders of new Ships and to fine tune leaders of experienced Ships. It is a demanding and remarkably rewarding hands-on leadership experience. New and experienced Sea Scouts will succeed at SEAL so long as they are willing to learn and work hard at preparation.” Get the “inside information” from Cassie Johnson and select Sea Scouts. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84938042957?pwd=eGZRUWpjTFg3UmE0OTJpWGhZR2tjdz09 Session Title – SCOUTING IN THE VIRTUAL WORLD Session Description – What would you say is the most important thing for a Scoutmaster to do in order to ensure their troop is successful when we resume normal programs? Find out what the Scouts BSA Chair and the Scouts BSA Director will answer to that question and others. They will be joining us live from New York and Texas to take your questions. Two Scouts will lead the Q&A. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81634827720?pwd=U01EN3pDWkdldHIzTTMxL3NkNWtUZz09 Virtual ScoutFest 2020 Schedule Session Time – 10:00 – 10:45AM EASTERN Session Title – CUB SCOUT JEOPARDY Session Description – Our local gameshow host is ready to run Cub Scout Trivia live! Think you know your stuff? Team up with your parent or guardian and take a shot at trivia. Who knows what the questions might be? Items Needed: Download the Kahoot! app for your smartphone or tablet and click the JOIN NOW button on another device. If possible, you will want to see the question on one and the answer on the other. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81041052338?pwd=UEcrbVE3anFhU3VRNytMVjBzWEZVQT09 Session Title – MUSIC MANIA! Session Description from our Website – Hangout with our favorite elementary music teacher and see what she has planned for you since we haven’t had music class since mid-March. It’s going to rock! Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86810481134?pwd=TkxzaG5KWit4WUVZYm1JSnhhamNLQT09 Session Title – CANOEING WITH THE NORTHERN TIER Session Description – There is no better place to learn canoeing tips & tricks than from the Northern Tier staff. In the summer, Scouts from Northern Tier’s three wilderness canoe bases explore millions of acres of pristine lakes, meandering rivers, dense forests and wetlands in Northern Minnesota, Northwest Ontario and Northeast Manitoba. This session is live from Boundary Waters at the Northern Tier. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89263781588?pwd=b3l2TFlMZklJWkg3T2RjS3hpRGEwUT09 Session Title – 2021 NATIONAL SCOUT JAMBOREE Session Description – Find out how you can ‘Face the Challenge’ with 25,000 Scouts and 5,000 volunteers at the Boy Scouts of America’s next quadrennial National Scout Jamboree. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85051773427?pwd=QXJGRGJScDY5NlYrdnNFY0gzK2JLdz09 Session Title – ESCAPE ROOM Session Description – You and your crew are on a backpacking trip when out of nowhere a thunderstorm rolls up…..Can you escape this scenario? This event is limited to 10 participants between 14 & 20 years of age. Sign up and we will email you the link the day before. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83464073395?pwd=bXF6Q25pYVo5Mmk1OU81Tit3dXZWQT09 Session Title – GOAL SETTING & TIME MANAGEMENT – 2ND HOUR Session Description – Finding a successful time management strategy depends on a person’s personality, ability to self- motivate and level of self-discipline. This course introduces established methods for improving a Venturer’s ability to effectively manage the events in his or her life in relation to time. This course is required for the Discovery Award and will take place over 2 hours with a 15-minute break. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85837230923?pwd=dWVUaXBJVHh3UGQzRFFBaW9iN2cwdz09 Session Title – LANDSHIP Session Description – Have you ever wondered what a landship is and how do you build one? Here is your chance to find out. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81303976983?pwd=ZXRlNnVFUFRlN3dwdDB4WkF0T1Q1QT09 Session Title – THE OA AND YOUR UNIT Session Description – First- what is the OA and second- what’s in it for me? Learn how the Order of the Arrow is a great addition to your unit and why you should want all of your older Scouts involved. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82824095239?pwd=RmJMNTRtVWJYQzQvelQ5STVhWExQUT09 Virtual ScoutFest 2020 Schedule Session Time – 11:00 – 11:45 AM EASTERN Session Title – CUB SCOUT YOGA Session Description – Get ready for the day with our Cub Scout Yoga Instructor. She will guide you with stretches, calming methods and Cub Scout fun! Remember, a Scout keeps themselves physically strong. Items needed: 1. Large open space 2. Comfy clothes Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82445478483?pwd=UGRqOXZjazJFRVhSakw2UFM2c0J0dz09 Session Title – IT’S 1860. WHAT’S FOR LUNCH? Session Description – Scouts have the 10 essentials. Soldiers had the 6 essentials during the war between the states. Natalie Sweet, the program coordinator of the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum, will show you what they were and what they ate for lunch. Items needed: Listed on Cub Scout page at www.ScoutFest2020.org Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81675777576?pwd=Ykx0YldsbDE0YWlic05Ca29FOUwrZz09 Session Title – LIVE FROM THE FLORIDA SEA BASE Session Description – The BSA’s very own island getaway. The Florida Sea Base offers a wide range of aquatic adventures and is leading the way in some incredible restoration projects just offshore. This session is being conducted live by Sea Base staff that will be in the Florida Keys. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89877586325?pwd=Rk5aUmpKOTl2aVdlQnM3S3crTnJJQT09 Session Title – ARCHERY AT THE SUMMIT Session Description – You’ve never seen archery quite like this! The Summit features traditional training with bows, but Scouts and Venturers are able to try something that is typically not experienced at other Scout Camps – sporting arrows and crossbows. Live from The Bows at the Summit Bechtel Reserve. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86890474749?pwd=eGpwNHNFVVgxMkNwZWhRNENSR1p6Zz09 Session Title – MEET THE PHIMONT BURROS Session Description – If you love animals, this is your you! If you have heard stories about the Philmont burros and wondered what the buzz is all about, this is for you. If you want to see the scenic mountains of Philmont, don’t miss this session. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85775117824?pwd=WS9XMXJJYUVPMldQVW0yQjdEbVl3QT09 Session Title – THE NATIONAL VENTURING OFFICER’S ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Session Description – Meet Pamela Petterchak, the NVOA President, and what trail led her to this spot on her Scouting trail. If you ever wondered what a VOA is or thought about being on one, she’s got the insight. Pamela is also up for the challenge and a little silliness. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83042543899?pwd=dXRNK2IwN1Z6Y0pEU2kwclorVkVIdz09 Session Title – THE NATIONAL BOATSWAIN-ELECT Session Description – Meet Aven Alexander, the National Boatswain-Elect, and hear her journey through Sea Scouting. If you are not a Sea Scout, it’s a great way to learn how to pronounce boatswain and find out what that cord is around the Sea Scout’s neck. Zoom Link – https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82579276822?pwd=MXVpRnd1eldSR3FPR2ZPWlR0ZmVtQT09 Virtual ScoutFest 2020 Schedule Session Time – 2:00 – 2:45 PM EASTERN Session
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