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An effective way to teach knots in a club setting is to have the staff and the older Pathfinders (the ones who already have the [[AY Honors/Knot_Tying|Knot Tying Honor]]) each teach a single knot at a knot tying station.
The Pathfinders who are learning the knots will rotate through the stations. After a set time, ring a bell to signal that it's time to rotate, and do not allow the students to rotate until the bell rings (otherwise, they will all gravitate to the same table).

An effective way to teach knots in a club setting is to have the staff and the older Pathfinders (the ones who already have the [[AY Honors/Knot_Tying|Knot Tying Honor]]) each teach a single knot at a knot tying station.
The Pathfinders who are learning the knots will rotate through the stations.  After a set time, ring a bell to signal that it's time to rotate, and do not allow the students to rotate until the bell rings (otherwise, they will all gravitate to the same table).

An effective way to teach knots in a club setting is to have the staff and the older Pathfinders (the ones who already have the Knot Tying Honor) each teach a single knot at a knot tying station. The Pathfinders who are learning the knots will rotate through the stations. After a set time, ring a bell to signal that it's time to rotate, and do not allow the students to rotate until the bell rings (otherwise, they will all gravitate to the same table).