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===b.Bulletin board/presentation board display===
 
===b.Bulletin board/presentation board display===
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A display like this could be shown at a Pathfinder Fair. 
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You will need the following items:
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;Stapler: A stapler will be used to mount everything to the bulletin board.
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;Push pins: These can be used to hold larger items to the board.
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;Roll of solid paper: Ideally, one sheet should cover the entire board.  Paper is sold in rolls at teacher-supply or office supply stores.
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;Bulletin board border: The border should be themed to match your display.  A variety of borders are available at teacher supply or office stores.
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;Letters: Bulletin board letters come in a variety of sizes, colors, and fonts.  Again, check teacher supply or office supply stores.
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;Illustrations & photographs: Find photos and illustrations on the Internet, or draw them yourself.  Print them out and use scissors to cut out the relevant parts of the photo.
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;Other display items: You could even mount a pair of snowshoes to the bulletin board, but be careful to not damage either the snowshoes or the bulletin board.
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Bulletin boards usually start with a layer of solid-colored paper, followed by a border which is stapled around the edges.  Before you begin, plan out your bulletin board.  Lay the photos and letters out on a table and experiment with different layouts.  When you find a combination you like, begin stapling your display to the bulletin board's background.
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===c.Verbal presentation===
 
===c.Verbal presentation===
 
A verbal presentation would work best if snowshoeing equipment is used as a visual aid.  Since this presentation is to cover the origin and history of snowshoeing, it would be a good idea to have both a pair of modern snowshoes and a classic wooden pair.
 
A verbal presentation would work best if snowshoeing equipment is used as a visual aid.  Since this presentation is to cover the origin and history of snowshoeing, it would be a good idea to have both a pair of modern snowshoes and a classic wooden pair.

Revision as of 23:11, 12 November 2010

Template:Honor header Template:Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book/Unpublished Requirements

1. Complete the Snowshoeing Honor

Template:Ay prerequisite

2.Explain 10 different kinds of snowflakes and their influence on snowshoeing.

To do:
Maybe w:Types of snow can be useful (but it seems geared toward skiing).

3.Using one of the following, create a presentation that describes the origin and history of snowshoeing, including the use among native American peoples. List all sources used.

The following resources might prove useful for this requirement:

a.Electronic presentation

An electronic presentation could be a web page, or a PowerPoint presentation. If you cannot afford (or do not have) PowerPoint (part of Microsoft Office), you could use OpenOffice.org's Impress instead (it's available free of charge).

b.Bulletin board/presentation board display

A display like this could be shown at a Pathfinder Fair.

You will need the following items:

Stapler
A stapler will be used to mount everything to the bulletin board.
Push pins
These can be used to hold larger items to the board.
Roll of solid paper
Ideally, one sheet should cover the entire board. Paper is sold in rolls at teacher-supply or office supply stores.
Bulletin board border
The border should be themed to match your display. A variety of borders are available at teacher supply or office stores.
Letters
Bulletin board letters come in a variety of sizes, colors, and fonts. Again, check teacher supply or office supply stores.
Illustrations & photographs
Find photos and illustrations on the Internet, or draw them yourself. Print them out and use scissors to cut out the relevant parts of the photo.
Other display items
You could even mount a pair of snowshoes to the bulletin board, but be careful to not damage either the snowshoes or the bulletin board.

Bulletin boards usually start with a layer of solid-colored paper, followed by a border which is stapled around the edges. Before you begin, plan out your bulletin board. Lay the photos and letters out on a table and experiment with different layouts. When you find a combination you like, begin stapling your display to the bulletin board's background.

c.Verbal presentation

A verbal presentation would work best if snowshoeing equipment is used as a visual aid. Since this presentation is to cover the origin and history of snowshoeing, it would be a good idea to have both a pair of modern snowshoes and a classic wooden pair.

d.Written report (minimum of one-page)

4.Review the basics of Snowshoeing safety as outlined in the Snowshoeing Honor.

The safety practices are found in requirement 5 of the Snowshoeing honor.

5.Do one of the following:

a.Make a pair of functional “survival snowshoes” out of native and first aid materials that would likely be available to you in a survival environment.

b.Make a traditional set of functional snowshoes from natural and/or synthetic materials.

6.Successfully complete two three-mile snowshoe hikes. Make a detailed report describing the approximate depth and condition of the snow, animals and fauna, and the approximate speed at which you traveled.

7.After one of your hikes, write a paragraph exploring the spiritual dimensions of snow. Be sure to include at least three Scriptural references to snow.