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Adventure/ Survival Club
Adventure/ Survival Club

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In true Survivor fashion, students will be randomly divided into tribes. Throughout the unit, tribes will compete in fun, non-competitive activities that will challenge their intellectual, cooperative, athletic, and problem solving skills. Each Survivor lesson will end in a Tribal Council where students will be led in a group discussion on the lessons learned through the class' activities, how they relate to leadership, and how those lessons can be applied in life.

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Northside Afterschool Enrichment Programs

Badge Type: knowledge

Expected Duration: 12 hours

Critera

  1. [required] Student can tell you at least three things needed to collaborate and survive as part of a team (this must reflect lessons. For example: Students can describe why not using your ego to try to be the leader, won’t help when you need to truly work as a team~ lesson 2)
  2. [required] Student can communicate effectively 2 of the best items to have and why if you were lost in the Wilderness (must reflect information taught in any of the 12 lessons)
  3. [required] Student can demonstrate how to use a compass (lesson 4: Orienteering)
  4. [required] Student can correctly problem solve at least 2 of the 10 rescue situations in lesson 8
  5. [required] Student can design, interpret, and read a map (lessons 4 & 10)
  6. [required] Student can describe scientific principles necessary to filter water (lesson 12)
  7. [required] Student participated in the building and construction of a waterproof shelter with materials given (lesson 11)
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