AY Honors/Letterboxing/Answer Key/es

Letterboxing
Asociación General Actividades recreacionales	Destreza: 1 Año de introducción: 2008

Requisitos

1

Definir los siguientes términos:

1a

Tesoro

1b

Caja con cartas

1c

Nombre del camino/ruta

1d

Libro personal

1e

Sellar

1f

Autoestopista

1g

Caja hibrida

1h

Caja de bono

1i

Intercambio

2

Hacer una lista de cinco comportamientos que se debería practicar mientras se hace letterboxing.

3

Conocer las herramientas básicas de orientación al

3a

Caminar

3b

Usar la brújula

3c

Saber cómo encontrar los cuatro puntos cardinales sin brújula

4

Diseñar, crear y grabar su propio sello.

It would be a good idea to find two or three boxes before creating your own stamp. The http://letterboxing.org site has great information about “How to make a Rubber Stamp”. Most letterbox stamps don’t have the wood backing to save space, but many think the stamp looks better and is more durable when the wood backing is added.

There are many local craft stores to find the resources, such as Michaels, but two websites where you could order them have been listed in the References section below. If you encounter other universal sources, please add them to the list. Soft rubber or red erasers can be found many places.

5

Como unidad, club o familia, encontrar las pistas y luego localizar al menos 10 cajas de tesoro, cuatro de estas pueden ser parte de una serie. Individualmente, «sellar» su sello, grabar el sello de la caja del tesoro encontrada en su libro personal y registrar su hallazgo en la página web.

The http://letterboxing.org is the website for finding caches in North America and a few other countries. http://atlasquest.com is an international site and includes websites for England (where it started), Germany and other sites used worldwide. Http://geocaching.com lists letterboxes worldwide along side convential geocaches.

Although over 30,000 boxes have been hidden, not all of them can still be found. Instructors should find 2 or 3 boxes before the group goes out in order to decrease initial discouragement. This requirement has been listed as a group activity, mainly for safety reasons, both on the internet and in the field. But make sure each Pathfinder participates and learns how to follow instructions and clues. If your group is large, divide into units no bigger than five. When clues have not been very clear ask the Pathfinders how they would improve the directions.

Some series include 8 to 10 boxes. Only four of these should be counted toward the 10 to require visiting more than one site for the honor.

Resources

• To find clues: http://www.letterboxing.org; http://www.atlasquest.com; http:/geocaching.com
• Information articles — http://www.letterboxing.org — “Letterboxing 101 Basic”,
• Start Finding Letterboxes, “How to Make a Rubber Stamp”
• http:/www.atlasquest.com — “Stamp Carving 101”

Materials

• http://www.Stampeaz.com
• http://www.speedballart.com
• craft stores