Firecrafter 2025

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The document is a grading rubric for evaluating campfire programs, focusing on three main sections: Fire, Program, and Leadership. It outlines specific criteria and point values for each category, including fire safety, program theme, audience engagement, and the candidate's leadership skills. The rubric aims to ensure that campfire presentations are safe, enjoyable, and educational while providing a structured way to assess candidates' performances.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the firecrafter document in the editor.
Begin by entering your Candidate Name, Troop, and Campsite in the designated fields at the top of the form. This information is essential for identification.
Fill in the Day, Scheduled Time, Actual Start Time, and End Time. Accurate timing is crucial for grading purposes.
Proceed to Section 1: FIRE. Here, you will evaluate various components such as Fire Lay, Area Cleared, Materials, and Safety. Use the provided descriptions to assess each category and enter points awarded based on your observations.
Continue to Section 2: PROGRAM. Assess elements like Theme, On Time, Program Length, and Audience Enjoyment. Make sure to provide a copy of the program for grading.
Finally, complete Section 3: LEADERSHIP by evaluating confidence and audience involvement. Ensure all points are totaled correctly at the end of each section.

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What do Scouts recommend instead of kindling?

Two ways to build your fire are the tepee, in which you arrange the kindling in the shape of a tepee over the tinder, and the lean-to, in which you push a small stick in the ground at a 45-degree angle with the upper end pointing into the wind. Place the tinder beneath the stick and lean the kindling against it.

What do the boys use to start the fire?

Collect wood Natural tinder includes small twigs, wood shavings, and very dry leaves anything that will burn very quickly for a short amount of time. Kindling is slightly bigger; it burns for slightly longer and includes thin sticks, bark, and pine cones.

How do you make a scout fire?

Crisps: use tortilla chips they burn well because of the in them. Newspaper tubes: roll newspaper into a tube shape, flatten it and tie a knot (or fold it) in the middle.

What do boy scouts use to start a fire?

Fuel Fire needs something to burn but it is best for it to start with a small fuel called tinder. Tinder is things like paper, dried leaves, very small sticks, and even dryer lint can be used as tinder. Over the tinder you place kindling. Kindling are small dry sticks no thicker than your pinky finger.

What rank is a firecrafter?

Firecrafter is the third BSA camp rank. Firecrafter is the mountain top experience for the third-year camper in which their attentiveness to the core values of Friendship, Leadership, and Service will be put to the test.

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