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Your Jungle Map includes a number of places that you can visit to have different kinds of adventures.
Each year, your Pack starts its Jungle Journey at Council Rock. At Council Rock, you are presented with your whiskers and become a Runner (a first-year Cub Scout), a Tracker (a second-year Cub Scout) or a Howler (a third-year Cub Scout.).
After Council Rock activities, you get together with a smaller team of Cubs called a Lair. Your Lair brainstorms what adventures you would like to have at each location on the map. The Howlers from each Lair will collect the suggestions they hear and bring them to the Howler Council to decide what adventures the Pack will undertake.
Take a look at the Canadian Trails Map. There are trails from across the country, each representing a different Program Area. The trails are based on actual trails of historic and cultural significance. You and your Patrol will travel, figuratively, on all of the trails on a regular basis. It's how you can be sure that you're createing a program that has plenty of varienty.
Your map will help you given your adventures the variety you need to succeed in Scouting. Take the time to explore each location on the map. Log your adventures. Track which Program Areas you have explored and which ones you need to discover.
The Challenge Areas facilitate the core program. They are four broad areas which all sectional programming should fit under.
The Challenge Areas not only assist in idea generation, but form part of the requirements for measuring participation and achievement in each Section. Through a process of participate-assist-lead, you will be able to record your involvement in the program.
At the plan stage of programming, Scouts work together, with support from adults, to develop a program that involves activities from each of these areas. Through this process, Scouts are encouraged to make sure every activity is fun, challenging, adventurous and inclusive.
The Mackenzie River and its environs offer stunning, rugged scenery. It is an amazing place to camp, paddle, hike, ski, snowshoe or climb mountains.
Program activities for the Mackenzie River include shoreline park and roadside clean-up, developing outdoor skills (such as methods for lighting campfires), and being able to identify wild edible foods.
Adventures for the West Coast Trail foster social awareness, such as strengthening your faith, learning about other belief systems and exploring political issues that are relevant to Scouts. Activities may include visiting a church, planning a Scouts' Own or inviting a guest speaker to a meeting.
The Red Coat Trail can mean organizing and leading activities (such as games or camps) for other members of the Troop, or for Cubs.
Activites for the Rideau Canal include getting to know the public servants and services in your community through visits and guest speakers. Your Troop may visit a library or a fire hall, or invite a local politician to talk about the community's redevelopment plans for a local park. You and the Scouts in your Patrol can also roll up your sleeves to contribute to your community by painting park benches or performing trail maintenance at a conservation area.
Program activities associated with the Cabot Trail emphasize imagination. Think composing and performing songs and plays, dancing, writing, sculpting, inventing, painting and so on.
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Special Interest Areas are six broad skill areas that you may choose to explore. Special Interest Areas are tailored to an individuals' own interests, and require you to set your own goals for the area you are pursuing or looking to complete a project in. The challenges are set by you using Plan>Do>Review>, all within a set time frame.
When proposing a Special Interest Area project, you set your own goals. You will need to take into account your existing level of knowledge, what you are interested in pursuing or learning about, and what skills you will need to develop to achieve your goals. The Plan section will cover how you will develop your new skills, what things you may need to plan (logistics, building an item etc.). The Do section will be where you try out your new skills, and in the Review section you will consider what you learnt and how it could be improved upon next time.
Whilst the intention for Special Interest Areas is to enable you to pursue topics or activities that specifically interest you, work may be completed individually, in patrols or as a whole section. No matter how the goals are being pursued, it should continue to be about an individual doing their best.
In the Scout Section, each badge should take approximately 2481218 hours of effort.
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Category 1 "Green" = Go carefully |
Regular meeting activities in your meeting place, whether
indoors or outdoors, while conducting low-risk activities.
Regular meeting offsite visiting or touring an indoor location
such as a museum, firehall or fundraising (e.g. popcorn,
bottle drive).
The majority of .normal. Scouting activities would, in most instances, fall into this category, for example: supervised fire-lighting, knife-permit training, indoor bouldering and climbing (using auto belay systems), visit to a local swimming pool, bicycling etc. In all cases, no special skills are required beyond the expected scope of Scouting activities. |
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Category 2 "Yellow" = Proceed with caution |
Outdoor Activities as part of a regular meeting with higher-
risk activities, or, of an extended nature, up to and including
short-term camping less than three-nights. Higher-risk
activities in this category would include: high ropes courses,
ziplines, flat-water canoeing, archery, natural rock-face
climbing or indoor lead climbing (without auto belay
systems).
Requires completion and Group Commissioner approval of a Adventure Application Form prior to the activity. |
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Category 3 "Red" = Stop and double check |
These are outdoor activities requiring specialized skills,
or, are outings of three or more nights. Higher-risk
activities in this category would include: Caving, white-
water canoeing, kayaking or rafting.
Requires completion and Group Commissioner approval of a Adventure Application and completed Parental Consent Forms. |
The categories are based on BP&P policy 29. If you have any questions about the appropriate risk category for your event, please contact your Commissioners, or the helpdesk.
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The charts below show the distribution of maximum OAS stages achieved by
If a dot is above a dashed line, then it means your Troop has a higher percentage of Scouts at that stage than the national average.
Ideally, you'd want to have more of your Scouts above the dashed line at the higher stages, while having fewer above the dashed line at the lower stages.
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Note: converting a Personal account to a trial Troop account cannot be undone. I.e., you cannot go back to being a free, Personal account.
Upgrading to a Troop Account gives you the following:
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If you need to have an additional page, you can enter the details here.
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Your "Hello" website can be an important recruiting tool!
Here, you can define which Programs your Group offers, and provide some brief text (one or two sentences) about the adventures/development each Program offers
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With ScoutsTracker "Hello", you can create a website for your Group, with just a few clicks!
Your "Hello" website will automatically show up-to-date information (e.g., News, Calendar, Key Contacts) as updated by the Leaders in each of your Scouts.
Note: only Scouts that have accepted your invitation to join this account will be included in your website... this consists of any Scout listed under "Account" | "Scouts" that isn't annotated with "No response".
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Once it is deleted, no-one in the Troop will be able to sign in to this account!
The only reason you would want to delete your Troop's account is because it was created in error (i.e., an unneeded duplicate) or your Troop has decided not to use ScoutsTracker and you want to destroy all data associated with your trial.
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Having an account means you can store all of your badge and event records on a secure, backed-up server that is accessible from any computer. There are two account types to suit your needs.
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| Max. Number of Logins | 1 | unlimited |
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| Troop Reports E.g., Ready to Test, Ready to Award, Planning, Attendance | – | |
| Event Enhancements E.g., Calendar, Leaders' notes, Signups and Payment Tracking | – | |
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Is a featured event?Include this event in the Personal Journey Cards and the Annual ReportYesNoYou can electronically create and submit an APPLICATION_FORM for this event through PRODUCT_PLAIN.
Similarly, your GC can electronically approve your APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE through PRODUCT_PLAIN.
To start a new APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE, click "New", above. You can also reopen a previously-submitted APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE.
To continue working on your previously-started APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE, click on the "Draft" submission in the list below. Or, you can instead reopen a previously-submitted APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE.
Tip: for Risk Category 1 events, you don't actually need to submit an APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE, although some people like to do so to keep their GC_TERSE fully-informed about all events. On the other hand, if you've been told that you must submit an APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE, you may want to confirm what the event's Risk Category actually should be, as having the correct Risk Category will help ensure you complete the APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE correctly.
Important: this event doesn't yet have a Risk Category. You'll need to select a Risk Category in order complete the APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE correctly.
Tip: PRODUCT_PLAIN will normally flag any Risk Category 2 or 3 event that does not yet have an approved APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE. However, for those situations in which you've manually submitted the required paperwork (e.g., you need to get Council or National approval for a tour permit, or your GC doesn't use PRODUCT_PLAIN), you can stop PRODUCT_PLAIN from complaining that you don't yet have an approved APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE enabling the "The APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE was submitted or approved outside of PRODUCT_PLAIN" setting, below.
To print-off or submit a previously-started APPLICATION_FORM, click on it in the list below. But to start a new APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE, or to reopen a previously-submitted APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE, you'll need to edit this event.
To print-off or submit a previously-started APPLICATION_FORM, click on it in the list below. But to continue working on your previously-started APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE, , or to reopen a previously-submitted APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE, you'll need to edit this event.
Complete the form, below, then click "Submit".
The APPLICATION_FORM and any attachments that were flagged as needing to be included in the APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE will then be emailed to your GC. Your GC_TERSE will then be able to electronically approve your APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE.
To submit this APPLICATION_FORM to your GC, click "Submit".
Or, to continue working on this draft, you'll need to to re-edit this event and drill down to this APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE.
If you need to resend this previously-submitted APPLICATION_FORM to a different email address, then click "Resend".
But if you need to make some changes before resending, then you'll need to re-edit this event, drill down to this APPLICATION_FORM_TERSE, and then click "Reopen" to create an editiable copy of this APPLICATION_FORM that you can then resubmit.
Note: because this event has already happened, you can no longer edit or submit this APPLICATION_FORM.
Note: the generated form will comply with Scouts Canada Application version 1.
Electronic submission works by having you digitally sign the application (by providing your PRODUCT_PLAIN email and password).
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Your GC will then automatically be sent (by email) a copy of the Application Form, including all the attachments.
Since this is Risk Category 1 event, no further action by you or your GC is required.
The email that your GC will receive will also contain a button that will allow them to accept your AAF by digitally signing the form (by providing their own ScoutsTracker email and password).
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The approved Application Form will then be forwarded to the National office for archiving.
In this Troop account, your Application Form will show as being approved.
Note: Electronic submission only works if your Group has a PRODUCT_PLAIN Commissioner account! If not, unfortunately you'll have to submit them the old-fashioned way (by printing out and then scanning and/or submitting by hand).
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You can complete the steps below at different times... e.g., you can update the Scouts who aren't returning at the end of the year, but not add the new Scouts and Leaders until you have all the final registration info.
Generally, this means moving up to Venturers. But additionally, if you have Scouts who have withdrawn from the Program, you can change their status to "Inactive - Withdrawn".
Generally, this means incrementing everyone's "year in program", resetting their roles and patrols. You can do this in multiple passes if you just want to modify one property at a time, or want to work on small groups of Scouts.
You can either add them manually (e.g., by clicking "Account" | "Scouts" | "Add"), but it's far faster to import the records from MyScouts.
You can do this by going to "Account" | "Scouts" | "Add". Likewise, you can manage your list of Leaders by going to "Account" | "Leaders".
ScoutsTracker enables youth and parent engagement, but only if they sign in. You can instruct new users (and remind existing ones) by going to "Account" | "Logins" | "Welcome Messages".
Each time you create a new meeting, ScoutsTracker will try to auto-increment the meeting number used by the most recent meeting, if your meeting naming scheme includes a number (e.g., "Mtg #1 - Welcome Back" or "1. Welcome Back", or "2017/16-1: Welcome Back"). So if you want to use numbered meeting names, then you'll want to create a first meeting with the number "1" in the name. This is also a good time to set your default location and time.
If you click on an empty meeting night on the calendar, it'll create a blank (auto-numbered) meeting for you. So with 30 or so clicks, you'll have a framework for your entire year's Program. You can do this now, or bit-by-bit throughout the year as you work on the plan with the Scouts.
If you always run a "Fall Camp", or have an "End-of-Year party", etc., you can view last year's event and then click on "Duplicate" to quickly add it to the (approximate) same time this year.
You can mark any outstanding payment balances as 'paid in full' (or 'refunded in full' if a refund was owed), and start the year with a clean slate.
You can complete the steps below at different times... e.g., you can Link Up the senior Scouts now, and then later come back here and do a Move Up during the summer.
Generally, this means conducting the personal progression reviews, using Journey Cards. The Scouts will then be progress to the next level or be ready to move up to Venturers.
You'll need the Venturers' Section Key to do this, if you're not already collaborating with them. Talk to one of the Venturers' Leaders to get their Section Key. You can do this first as a Link Up (which leaves the Scouts active in your Troop) if they will be participating in your summer events, and then later as a final Move Up (which marks them as "Inactive - Moved Up"). The final "Move Up" can be left as a task for the start of the next Scouting year.
If you have Scouts who are withdrawing from Scouting, you can change their status to "Inactive - Withdrawn".
After you've done the Personal Journey review, you'll want update the Scouts' Progression by going to "Home" | "Personal Progression" and drilling down on each Progression Level and clicking the "In Bulk" button to update the appropriate Scouts.
The section below you needs your Section Key in order to Move/Link Up their senior youth to your Troop. Your Section Key is: .
You can mark any outstanding payment balances as 'paid in full' (or 'refunded in full' if a refund was owed). However, if you have any summer events planned, you can defer this task until the start of the next year.
Importing from MyScouts allows you to quickly enter basic information for both Scouts and Leaders. You can import from MyScouts multiple times without fear of creating duplicate entries. Note however, that you will get duplicates created for any Scout or Leader form who you haven't specified a MyScouts member number.
You can also import data from your own spreadsheet, as long as your spreadsheet follows this format.
You can import data from your own spreadsheet, as long as your spreadsheet follows this format.
You can import data from your own spreadsheet, as long as your spreadsheet follows this format.
You cannot send emails yetYou first need to verify that you own your login's email address.
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A "master" login is one that can access any account that has redeemed your license's activation code.
Furthermore, the "master" login cannot be deleted by section account administrators, making it a reliable way to re-establish account administrators after a significant leadership turnover in a section.
Setting the "master" login will also apply to accounts that previously redeemed your license's activation code, and will automatically set them up to collaborate with this account. The "master" login will also become the only login capable of changing each licensed account's "Public Profile" (e.g., setting the Area & Group).
Consequently, all emails sent out by ScoutsTracker will now originate from a send-only email $HOST address, but the email will include a REPLY-TO field that will make sure that when any recipient clicks "Reply" to your message, the response will go back to your email address.
E.g., in your case, an email that you send out will come from " <>", but when the recipient clicks "Reply" their message will go to "".
You can change your Troop's send-only email address below, if you want, but it's a good idea to include your Group name and your Branch, to help distinguish your emails from the other sections in your Group.
NOTE: you can't actually read any emails sent to ... but the REPLY-TO field means that recipients' replies to your emails will go back to you.
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For most applications, you only need to click the "Quick Add" button below.
For other applications you may need to copy the provided URL, as per your calendar's instructions.
A new merged LeaderScout will be created by using the information from each of the two current Leaders'Scouts' records. When only one LeaderScout has records of a particular type, it is a simple matter of copying the information from whichever LeaderScout has the records. In the case of this merger, both LeadersScouts have records of the following types, and so the listed strategies will be used.
Note that merging of records is inherently complicated, and that sometimes the correct solution can be open to interpretation. As such, it is strongly recommended you print off the Scouts' Record Sheets before proceeding with the merging.
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| My Troop doesn't use ScoutsTracker! So I want to record my own badges and events, all by myself. No one but me—not even my Troop Leaders—will ever be able to see what I record. |
| I want to check our existing Troop calendar and/or see what we've already recorded about the Scouts' progression. | |
| My Troop doesn't use ScoutsTracker, yet, so I want to create a blank account for my Troop and start recording badges and events. | |
| I just want to try out ScoutsTracker, to see if it's right for my Troop. |
Is this Leader also a Youth member in another account?
If so, then you can enter their "ScoutsTracker ID" from the other account, and all subsequent events that this Leader attends (as part of this account) will also result in a Personal copy of the event being created in their Home account. The Youth can then be given credit for their participation in their Home account.
Is this Scout also a Youth member in another account?
Is the other account the primary place to record their Program progression (e.g., badges)? Note: a Youth can belong to multiple accounts, but only one of them is considered their "Home" account.
If so, then you can enter their "ScoutsTracker ID" from the other account, and all subsequent events that this Scout attends (as part of this account) will also result in a Personal copy of the event being created in their Home account. The Youth can then be given credit for their participation in their Home account.
This Youth is not active in the other account. Perhaps they moved up to the next section?For safety-related qualifications, is a serious violation of Organization policy to falsely or misleadingly claim qualifications.
For audit purposes, you will be listed as the person who approved this qualification.
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Note: if the Time Zone and/or Daylight Savings setting are not correct, then the times for the events in your schedule will likely appear to be wrong (e.g., an event that actually starts at 8:00 could appear to start at 9:00). Furthermore, any events that you add to the schedule will likely show the wrong times, for everyone else.
ScoutsTracker just uses your computer's date and time settings, so to set them up correctly, follow these instructions.
Did you forget your password? Did you check out "Account" | "License", first? Are there other administrators who can help?Did you just come back from a great camp, or participate in a fun event? Why not thank the dedicated people who made it happen!
Click the "badge" below to fill in a Scouts Canada form (Hint: you'll need the following information about your Troop).
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