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By InquisitiveScouter · Posted
make and print your own basic topo maps at caltopo.com -
That's what I've been doing but it's not as easy as the Trax sheets were. -
By 5thGenTexan · Posted
You can go into Scoutbook and run a report for the Den and just the adventure you are working on that meeting and then print that. -
I think another fun orienteering-based activity would be to take a hike and do a scavenger hunt along the way for features that would be listed on a map: old stone wall, streambed, large rootstock, lone tree, reentrant, etc. If you can get a trail map, even if it isn't a topo one, they could draw in the symbols that correspond to those features. Or even without a map, just have some large copies of the symbols and when they find something that is represented in the list show you the symbol.
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By AwakeEnergyScouter · Posted
Oh, this is fantastic! Thank you so much! The question of skill progression is not my forte - I have no background in early childhood education - so having some guidance of what you can expect is so helpful! I will see what we can do with this. I see you can get orienteering kits online and we also have a club in town whose white course we might be able to borrow. Thank you 🙏
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