FAR ISE M D CA Fis hing A M R P Mas t e r y Re qui r emen t s A S P Le v e l I Catch a Fish Identify the Fish in PFC Pond - Blue Gill, Perch, Small Mouth Bass WAWAKIYA Demonstrate Proper Casting and H I N Understanding of Safety Rules IS G Fish an entire period with no tangles F (Must cast at least 7 times) Know Parts of Push-Button Rod and Reel Le v e l II (Can’t Fish from Dock) Bait Own Hook - with Live Bait Catch and Release Fish by Yourself (Safely) Catch and Secure Fish with 3 Different Baits Spi r i t o f t h e Sa l mon - Catch Legal-size (12”) Small Mouth Bass De t e r mina t ion Catch and Release Fish with Open-Face Reel Pe r sis t ence Ins t inc t Le v e l III Catch all 3 Types of Fish in PFC Pond Catch and Release Fish from Canoe by Yourself (Must be Level II in Canoeing to Attempt) Sunfish - Blue Gill Tie Clinch Knot Catch 3 Different Types of Fish Away from PFC Pond Teach a Group of at Least 6 Campers How to Fish (Can be done on multiple days) Small Mouth Bass Must Include: Safety Instructions Casting Baiting Release of Fish Parts of Push-Button Rod and Reel Perch Rules: FARM 1. No participants are permitted to enter the water at anytime. ISE 2. Fishing may be done from the dock as long as no group is canoe- D CA A M ing, and if accompanied by an Instructor. 3. Campers may fsh from a Canoe once they have demonstrated a R P A S profciency in fshing and canoeing. P 4. Fishing must be limited to certain areas of the pond- one adult must be with each group fshing in a specifed area (participants may not be allowed free range of the entire circumference of the pool). 5. Te supervising adult or counselor must assist in putting bait on the hook. 6. Te supervising adult or counselor is responsible for orienting the group to safety regulations prior to fshing: WAWAKIYA - Identify and review fshing boundaries - When putting the line in the water campers must be careful to make sure the area is clear before gently casting S H I N (side-motion) the line into the water I G - When walking with a fshing pole, campers must be careful F to pay close attention to ensure the hook does not harm other participants or self - When a fsh is caught- call for an adult to assist in removing the fsh from the line - All fsh caught are returned to the pond Spi r i t o f t h e Sa l mon - De t e r mina t ion Pe r sis t ence Ins t inc t Eye Support Top Shaf Eyes Bottom Shaf Grip FAR ISE M A r ch e r y D CA A M Mas t e r y Re qui r emen t s R P A S P Le v e l I Know the Parts of a Bow and Arrow Know the Proper Shooting Position and Understanding of Safety Rules WAWAKIYA Nock an Arrow without Assistance H Hit the Target 5 Times in 1 Period RC E R A Y Score 20 points with 5 Arrows Le v e l II Hit a Bull’s Eye Hit the Target 15 Times in 1 Period Score 50 points with 10 arrows (from 10 yards) Assist in Set-up and Take Down of Archery Area Hit the Target 3 out of 5 times at 20 yards Spi r i t o f t h e e ag l e - Pe r spec t iv e Le v e l III P r o t ec t o r Hit a Bull’s Eye 5 Times Cou r age Score 75 points with 10 arrows (from 10 yards) String and Prepare an Adult Bow Properly Score 30 points with 5 arrows at 20 yards Repair 3 Arrows with Torn Fletchings Teach a Group of at Least 6 Campers (Can be done on multiple days) Must Include: Safety Instructions Shooting Position Nocking the Arrow Proper Arrow Retrieval Parts of Bow and Arrow Safety rules: FAR ISE M D CA 1. Wrist and fnger guards are provided and should A M R be used. P 2. Never point a bow and arrow at a person, even A S P when not drawn. 3. Arrows are not picked up until whistle command is given. 4. Never shoot your arrow until the "fre when ready" command is given. 5. Never draw the string without an arrow, overdrawing can occur and break the bow. WAWAKIYA 6. When aiming arrow, keep tip pointed toward the target. Shoot only at target, never at anything else C H E (trees, animals, etc.). Never shoot an arrow straight up R R into the air! One never knows exactly where that arrow A Y will fall. 7. Afer completing round, campers place bow in the quiver and step back behind line to wait for others to fnish and command to “retrieve arrows.” Spi r i t o f t h e e ag l e - Pe r spec t iv e P r o t ec t o r Cou r age Correct stance: t TUSBEEMFTIPPUJOHMJOF t TIPPUFShTCPEZJOBi5wGPSNBUJPO FAR ISE M D CA Cano eing A M R P Mas t e r y Re qui r emen t s A S P Le v e l I Know the Parts of a Canoe and Paddle Understanding of All Safety Rules WAWAKIYA Can Demonstrate a Forward and Back Paddle Spend an Entire Canoeing Session Without o e Tipping Canoe or Running to Shore a n i n c g Canoe from both Bow and Stern Seats Le v e l II Canoe with Partner to Buoy and Back in 5 minutes or less Demonstrate Quick Turns and J-Stroke Understand and Demonstrate each Paddler’s Position and Duties Assist in Set-up and Take Down of Pond Area Spi r i t o f t h e o t t e r - including Launching and Docking of Canoes Co ope r a t ion Communica t ion Bring Canoe to Dock Perfectly with Partner without Hitting the Dock Imagina t iv e Le v e l III Pond Rules Canoe with Partner to Buoy and Back No Swimming in pond in Straight Line Not Switching Sides to Paddle You Must Wear PFD at all times Paddle Solo to Buoy Do not stand in Canoes No Bumper Boats Canoe with Partner to Buoy and Back Do not Rock Canoes in 3 minutes or less Do not ram sides of pond or dock Tow a Canoe Back to Dock Do not use paddle to splash other canoers Step on dock without Teach a Group of at Least 6 Campers instructor’s permission (Can be done on multiple days) Do not Pass buoy Must Include: Stay at least one boats length away Safety Instructions from the shore and other boats Paddling Instructions Parts of Paddle Review of Strokes FAR ISE M D CA A M R P A S P WAWAKIYA o e a n i n c g Spi r i t o f t h e o t t e r - Co ope r a t ion Communica t ion Imagina t iv e Paddler’s Positions and Duties Bowman 1. Te motor of the craf (power in the strokes) and the pace setter 2. Looks out for objects in water 3. Climbs in and out of canoe frst Sternman 1. Te captain of the craf 2. Gives the orders 3. Has control of the steering 4. Able to keep the paddling rhythm with the bowman(to place paddle in the water at the same time helps move the canoe smoothly.) FAR ISE M D CA Ou t d o o r Living A M R P Mas t e r y Re qui r emen t s A S P Le v e l I Go on a Nature Hike and Identify 5 Plants, Animals or Trees Assist in Building an Outdoor Shelter WAWAKIYA Understand How to Use a Compass Correctly Know the Basic Knots: Square Knot, o o r L Two Half-Hitch, Slip Knot and Bowline d i v t i Know the Basics of a Good Campsite u n Le v e l II O g Identify 7 Types of Tree at PFC Identify 5 Edible Plants at PFC Identify 10 Types of Bird at PFC Understand How to Build a Fire Correctly Spi r i t o f t h e W o l f - As Part of a Group Build a Tent or a Teepee G r o w t h Le v e l III compassion su r viv a l Build a Fire without Matches Stay Overnight in a Tent Identify 10 Constellations including the North Star, Big Dipper and Orion’s Belt Know the Principles of Leave No Trace Teach a Group of at Least 6 Campers 5 Outdoor Living Principles (Can be done on multiple days) May Include: Knot Tying Plant, Tree, Animal ID Fire Building Shelter Building Leave No Trace Principles FAR ISE M D CA A M R P A S P WAWAKIYA o o r L d i v t i u n O g Spi r i t o f t h e W o l f - G r o w t h compassion su r viv a l Fis hing A r ch e r y Mas t e r y Re qui r emen t s Mas t e r y Re qui r emen t s Le v e l I Le v e l I Catch a Fish Know the Parts of a Bow and Arrow Identify the Fish in PFC Pond - Know the Proper Shooting Position and Blue Gill, Perch, Small Mouth Bass Understanding of Safety Rules Demonstrate Proper Casting and Nock an Arrow without Assistance Understanding of Safety Rules Hit the Target 5 Times in 1 Period Fish an entire period with no tangles (Must cast at least 7 times) Score 20 points with 5 Arrows Know Parts of Push-Button Rod and Reel Le v e l II Le v e l II Hit a Bull’s Eye (Can’t Fish from Dock) Hit the Target 15 Times in 1 Period Bait Own Hook - with Live Bait Score 50 points with 10 arrows (from 10 yards) Catch and Release Fish by Yourself (Safely) Assist in Set-up and Take Down of Archery Area Catch and Secure Fish with 3 Different Baits Hit the Target 3 out of 5 times at 20 yards Catch Legal-size (12”) Small Mouth Bass Le v e l III Catch and Release Fish with Open-Face Reel Hit a Bull’s Eye 5 Times Le v e l III Score 75 points with 10 arrows (from 10 yards) Catch all 3 Types of Fish in PFC Pond String and Prepare an Adult Bow Properly Catch and Release Fish from Canoe by Yourself Score 30 points with 5 arrows at 20 yards (Must be Level II in Canoeing to Attempt) Repair 3 Arrows with Torn Fletchings Tie Clinch Knot Teach a Group of at Least 6 Campers Catch 3 Different Types of Fish Away (Can be done on multiple days) from PFC Pond Must Include: Teach a Group of at Least 6 Campers Safety Instructions How to Fish (Can be done on multiple days) Shooting Position Must Include: Nocking the Arrow Safety Instructions Proper Arrow Retrieval Casting Parts of Bow and Arrow Baiting Release of Fish Parts of Push-Button Rod and Reel Cano eing Ou t d o o r Living Mas t e r y Re qui r emen t s Mas t e r y Re qui r emen t s Le v e l I Le v e l I Go on a Nature Hike and Identify Know the Parts of a Canoe and Paddle 5 Plants, Animals or Trees Understanding of All Safety Rules Assist in Building an Outdoor Shelter Can Demonstrate a Forward and Back Paddle Understand How to Use a Compass Correctly Spend an Entire Canoeing Session Without Know the Basic Knots: Square Knot, Tipping Canoe or Running