Boy Scouts Handbook by America, Boy Scouts of -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Boy Scouts of America Official National Outfitter - SIGMUND EISNER The Best Food for The Boy Scouts is Title Page Copyright Page BOY SCOUTS of AMERICA - THE OFFICIAL HANDBOOK FOR BOYS BOY SCOUT CERTIFICATE PREFACE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL COUNCIL - BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA A MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF SCOUT Table of Contents CHAPTER I - SCOUTCRAFT

Aim of the Scout Movement What Scouting Means Scout Virtues The Twelve Points of the Scout Law The Boy Scout Organization Chief Scout and Staff How to Become a Boy Scout The Scout Motto The Scout Badge Directions For Ordering The Scout Oath The Scout Sign The Scout Salute The Scout Law The Three Classes of Scouts Patrol Signs The Merit Badges Agriculture Angling Archery Architecture Art Astronomy Athletics Automobiling Aviation Bee Farming Blacksmithing Bugling Business Camping Carpentry Chemistry Civics Conservation Cooking Craftsmanship Cycling Dairying Electricity Firemanship First Aid First Aid to Animals Forestry Gardening Handicraft Horsemanship Interpreting Invention Leather Working Life Saving Machinery Marksmanship Masonry Mining Music Ornithology Painting Pathfinding Personal Health Photography Pioneering Plumbing Poultry Farming Printing Public Health Scholarship Sculpture Seamanship Signaling Stalking Surveying Swimming Taxidermy Life Scout Star Scout Eagle Scout Honor Medals Badges of Rank Equipment KNOTS EVERY SCOUT SHOULD KNOW The Mariner’s Compass

CHAPTER II - WOODCRAFT

Woodlore BIRDCRAFT MOLLUSCA==Shells and Shellfish REPTILES INSECTS AND BUTTERFLIES FISHES ROCKS AND PEBBLES Plants, Ferns, and Grasses MUSHROOMS, FUNGI, OR TOADSTOOLS WHOLESOME TOADSTOOLS COMMON NORTH AMERICAN TREES NATIVE WILD ANIMALS

CHAPTER III - CAMPCRAFT

Hiking and Over=night Camp Tent Making Made Easy An Open Outing Tent Canoeing, Rowing and Sailing

CHAPTER IV - TRACKS, TRAILING AND SIGNALING

There Are Still Many Wild Animals When to Learn Tracking How to Learn A First Try A Story of the Trail What About Winter Sleepers How to Make Pictures of Tracks The Coon that Showed Me How Trying It on the Cat Drawing is Mostly Used A Story of the Trail Meadow Mouse What the Trail Gives — The Secrets of the Woods Horses’ Tracks Wig-Wag or Myer Code Rememberable Myer Code To Send a Message The Semaphore Signal Code Whistle Signs Hand or Flag Signals Indian Signs and Blazes The Receiving Set The Sending Set

CHAPTER V - HEALTH AND ENDURANCE

Fitness Proper Carriage Growth Out-door Exercises Medical Examinations Baths Pain Eating Digestion Coffee and Tea Alcohol and Tobacco Constipation The Teeth Care of the Eyes Care of the Ears Care of Nose and Throat Care of the Feet Care of the Finger Nails Sleep Sleeping Out of Doors Conservation

CHAPTER VI - CHIVALRY

Ancient Knighthood Struggle for Freedom The Pilgrim Fathers American Pioneers Modern Knighthood Abraham Lincoln Challenge of the Present Good Manners Cheerfulness Character Will Thrift Individuality Courage Loyalty Duty to God A Boy Scout’s Religion Work, Not Luck

CHAPTER VII - FIRST AID AND LIFE SAVING

PREVENTION OF ACCIDENTS FIRST AID FOR INJURIES INJURIES DUE TO HEAT AND COLD FIRST AID FOR EMERGENCIES WATER ACCIDENTS

CHAPTER VIII - GAMES AND ATHLETIC STANDARDS

THE GAMES

CHAPTER IX - PATRIOTISM AND CITIZENSHIP

OUR COUNTRY

APPENDIX - BOY SCOUT EQUIPMENT INDEX Do YOU KNOW THIS MANUAL FROM COVER TO COVER ?

← Prev
Back
Next →

← Prev
Back
Next →