REVIEWER

-Smartness and Good Order

1. Good Postures, Snappiness, Presence of Mind, and Attention

Drills

a. Your feet must be at 45o degrees

b. Hold your banana (your thumb)
c. Stomach In
d. Chest Out
e. Tiger Look
f. Must know all Attention Drills
a. Left Face (Harap sa Kaliwa)
b. Right Face (Harap sa Kanan)
c. About Face (Harap sa Likod)
d. Parade Rest (Tikas Pahinga)
e. Double-tap Parade Rest
f. Bangsamoro
g. Forward March (Lakad Patakda, kad!)
h. Pulutong Hinto
i. Pasulong Kad
j. Scout Sign Pose (Kamay Patlang, na)
k. Scout Salute (Pugay Kamay, na)
l. Masinsinang Balikat, na
m. Check!
g. Always listen carefully to the commandant.

-History of Scouting

1. Who is the founder of Scouting? (FULL NAME)

- Lord Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell

2. When scouting began?

- January 24, 1908

3. Where it was first held?

- Brownsea Island in England

4. Why do you think scouting was formed?

- (SELF EXPLANATORY)
 5. First recorded scouting movement in the Philippines?

- November 15,1940 (Composed of young muslim boys from

Zamboanga)

6. When Boy Scout of the Philippines established?

-October 31, 1936

-History of Rover Scouting

1. What is Rover Scouting?

-(SELF EXPLANATORY)

2. Other term for Rover Scouting.

- A Brotherhood of Open Air and Service

3. Where it was formed?

- England

4. When it was formed?

- November 1919

5. Who is St. George?

- Patron Saint of England and Rover Scouting

6. Why St. George is the Patron Saint of Scouting?

-Because Baden-Powell referred to the Knights of the

Round Table in the Arthurian Legend, and to St George
who was their Patron Saint.

-All about Baden-Powell

1. Full name

- Lord Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell

2. Rank

- Lieutenant-General

3. Service

-British Army
 4. Born (DATE AND PLACE)

-February 22, 1857

-Paddington, London, England

5. Died (DATE, PLACE AND AGE)

-January 3, 1941
-Nyeri, British, Kenya
- 83 y/o

6. Buried

- St. Peter Ceremony

7. Wife

- Lady Olave Baden-Powell

8. Children

-Arthur Robert Baden-Powell

-Betty Saint Clair Baden-Powell

-Heather Grace Baden-Powell

9. Parents

-Herbert George Baden Powell (FATHER)

-Henrietta Grace Smyth (MOTHER)

10. Favorite Food

-Hawaiian Pizza

-Rover Scouting and Scouting Ideals

 SCOUT OATH
 SCOUT LAW
 SENIOR SCOUT CODE
 SCOUT MOTTO
 SCOUT SLOGAN
 UNIFORM INSIGNIA
 WORLD SCOUT EMBLEM
 SCOUT BADGE
 SCOUT SALUTE, HANDSHAKE AND SIGN
 1. Oath and Law (ENGLISH OR TAGALOG)

- The Scout Oath (English)

On my honor, I will do my best, to do my duty to God and my

country, the Republic of the Philippines, and to obey the Scout
Law, to help other people at all times, to keep myself physically
strong, mentally awake and morally straight.

- Ang Panunumpa sa Scout

Sa ngalan ng aking dangal, ay gagawin ko ang aking buong

makakaya; Upang tumupad sa aking tungkulin, sa Diyos at sa aking
bayan, ang Republika ng Pilipinas at sumunod sa Batas ng Scout;
Tumulong sa ibang tao sa lahat ng pagkakataon. Pamalagiing malakas
ang aking katawan, gising ang isipan at marangal ang asal.

The Scout Law Ang Batas ng Scout

A Scout is trustworthy Ang Scout ay Mapagkakatiwalaan

A Scout is loyal Ang Scout ay Matapat

A Scout is helpful Ang Scout ay Matulungin

A Scout is friendly Ang Scout ay Mapagkaibigan

A Scout is courteous Ang Scout ay Magalang

A Scout is kind Ang Scout ay Mabait

A Scout is obedient Ang Scout ay Masunurin

A Scout is cheerful Ang Scout ay Masaya

A Scout is thrifty Ang Scout ay Matipid

A Scout is brave Ang Scout ay Matapang

A Scout is clean Ang Scout ay Malinis

A Scout is reverent Ang Scout ay Maka-Diyos

 HIGHEST DUTY OF SCOUT IS DUTY TO GOD

 1 SCOUT LAW WITH 12 POINTS
2. Mission and Vision

-Mission: To help the youth develop values and acquire

competencies to become responsible citizens and capable leaders
anchored on the Scout Oath and Law.

-Vision 2025: Foremost in preparing the youth to become agents

of change in communities, guided by the Scout Oath and Law.

3. Scout, Rover Motto

- Scout Motto: Be Prepared (Laging Handa)

- Rover Motto: Rovering is a brotherhood of open Air and

Service

- SELF EXPLANATORY

4. Boy, Senior, Rover Slogan

- Boy Scout Slogan: Do a Good Turn Daily.

- Senior Scout Slogan: Once a Scout, always a scout.

- Rover Scout Slogan: Together, we serve.

5. Senior Scout Code

As a Senior Scout: I will live the Scout Oath and Law and the

Senior Scout Motto and Slogan. I will be familiar with the

constitution of the Philippines, especially my rights

and Obligations as a Filipino citizen. I will share in the

responsibilities of my home, school, church,

neighborhood, community, and country. I will deal fairly and

kindly with my fellowman in the spirit of the Scout Law. I will

work to preserve our Filipino heritage, aware that the privileges

I enjoy was won by hard work, sacrifice, clear thinking, and the

faith of our forefathers. I will do everything in my power to

pass on a better Philippines to the next generation.

6. Scout Sign, Salute and Handshake

-Scout sign: The sign forms 90 degrees and

is done by right hand. It is used by all

invested scouts who are present at the

investiture ceremony of a new scout, it is

also used when scouts greet each other. Used

while reciting Scout Oath, Scout Law, and

Pledge of Allegiance. The Scout Sign

identifies you as a Scout everywhere in the

world. It is sometimes use to signal

attention. When a Scout leader raises a hand in the Scout sign,

all others should also make the sign and come to silent attention.

The three fingers pointing up symbolize the three points of the

Oath. Duty to God and Country (MIDDLE FINGER), Duty to Others (RING

FINGER), and Duty to Self (INDEX FINGER). They also signify that

a Scout climbs upward to bigger and better things. The two other

fingers stand for World Brotherhood. The thumb and little finger,
separately, represents the two objectives of scouting: Character

Building and Citizenship Training.

- Scout Salute: used to show respect to the

Philippine Flag and when singing the

National Anthem, to show respect and

courtesy for fellow scouts. The forefinger

touches the edge of your right eyebrow, if

you wear eyeglasses, it touches the right

edge of your eyeglasses. If you are wearing

a hat, the forefinger touches the brim of

the hat.

- Scout Handshake: When scouts shake

hands, they use their left hands

(ASHANTI TRIBE). This is sign of trust

and friendship. It is also said that your

left hand is close to your heart, and

that may also be a sign of friendship.

7. Scout Badge

-Scout Badge consists of 2 parts; Badge and Scroll. Three

Points of the trefoil is the three duties of a scout; Duty to God,

Duty to Self, and Duty to Others. Three stars represents Luzon,

Visayas, and Mindanao, also represent the foundation of Scout

Citizenship; Faith, Truth, and Knowledge. They also represent the

stars under which we sleep under during camps. Color Red represents

courage, bravery, heroism, and for the blood of those who died for

our country. Color Blue represents high political purpose and noble

ideals. Color White represents peace and

purity. Sun represents Light, Freedom and

Liberty. Eight Rays of the Sun represents

the first eight provinces that fought

Spanish Rule; Manila, Bulacan, Pampanga,

Batangas, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, Cavite, and

Laguna. The single band joining the three

points of the trefoil symbolizes unity and

world brotherhood. Scroll below the trefoil

is like the mouth of a smiling Scout, indication that a Scout is

always cheerful and generous with his smiles, on its face is

inscribed the Scout Motto. Overhand knot is used to tie at the

bottom of the scroll it reminds us to do a good turn daily, no

matter how simple it is.

8. WOSM Badge/ World Scout Emblem

- The trefoil, which designates north on compasses and

maps, is one of the most widely used symbols in the world. Similar

to the French fleur-de-lis (lily flower) which is the favorite

flower of Olave Baden- Powell, wife of Baden-Powell.

Left of fleur-de-lis= service to others

  Middle of fleur-de-lis= duty to God

 Right of fleur-de-lis= Obedience to the

Scout Law

 Bond of fleur-de-lis= Family of

Scouting

 Encircling Rope= unity and family of

World Scouting or Scouting Movement

 Reef Knot= Strength of World Scouting or Scouting Movement’s

unity and family

 2 five point star= truth and knowledge

 White/Silver= Purity

 Royal Purple= Leadership or Service

9. Rover Emblem (Medallion)

- Rounded in shape, represents the

basic unit of Rover Scouting which is

the Circle. In a form of a rope which

symbolizes service within and around

the community. End part is a square

knot, stands for Brotherhood. Red color

of the rope depicts Senior Scouting.

Trefoil, which is the symbol of Philippine Scouting, represents

the ideals of Scouting, its yellow color stands for KAB scouting.

RS are the initials of Rover Scouting, formed with bamboo to

symbolize the great out-of-doors, it is colored green to portray

outdoor environment and Boy Scouting. Light blue color within the

circle is the color of KID Scouting.

10. Thumbstick

- used by Rovers during expeditions

especially on mountains or trails. Used to support

heavy loads. During emergencies, the thumb stick can

also be used to save the life of a victim. It needs

to be shoulder- height and it has 2 uneven branches

that symbolizes the decision making in life.

11. Saint George the Martyr

- knight patron saint of scouting

- white flag with red cross

- shield and swords of justice

12. Five Rocks in a Person’s Life

a. Gambling – symbolizes all forms of desire for another

person’s property through a get-rich quick way.

b. Self-indulgence – symbolizes over indulgence in

liquor, smoking, drugs, and food – including laziness.

 c. Lust – when someone succumbs to the desire for the

person other than the rightful spouse that a violation of the

justification of life, the peopling of God’s kingdom, is committed.

d. Hypocrisy – there is a great danger in man pretending

to be what he is not; many men stumble on this rock. Thinking that

they are smart, when they are not. They may be able to fool people

around them, but sooner or later this pretentiousness will be

discovered.

e. Irreligion – pertains to man’s relationship with his

Creator. A belief in a Supreme Being is required of those joining

the Scouting Movement.

- Uniform

1. Name Cloth

- your last name resides and your lifetime number.

2. Serial Number

- your lifetime number. (03 means Region 3, 04 means

Central Luzon Region, and 0001234 is your lifetime number)

3. Circle Numeral/Number

- Circle 08 is the Community Circle.

 4. Shoulder Loop

- used when you have a radio.

5. Strips

- Left shoulder is your Institutional Strip. It can be

your Council Strip. Right shoulder is your Council Strip; it

can be your Regional Strip

6. Badges

-World Scout Badge

-Membership Badge or Trefoil

-Rover Medallion

7. BSP Pocket Strip

8. Philippine Flag

 BLOUSE- ash gray

 PANTS- midnight blue

 BLACK WEB BELT WITH BSP BUCKLE

 NECKERCHIEF- navy blue, 13 folds

 CARABAO SLIDE (puno ng santol)

 BUTONES- 15

 BUTAS NG SINTAS- 6
-Basic Skills

1. Parts of Knot

- standing end, working end, bight, and loop.

2. Types of Knot

- bight and loop

3. Basic Knots

a. Overhand Knot – stopper knot

b. Figure of 8 knot – stopper knot

c. Square knot – used in First Aid because it is easy

to tie and easy to untie. Used to tie ropes with same

size

d. Sheep Shank knot – temporary method for

shortening the rope

e. Dog Shank knot – to secure the sheep shank

knot

f. Bowline knot – to carry heavy load. Also called

“rescue knot”

g. Sheet bend knot – to adjust the rope and to join two

ropes with unequal size

 h. Slippery Sheet Bend knot- used in places where i t

may be necessary unite two ropes suddenly

4. Lashing

 timber hitch and clove hitch (panglock, pangsecure)

 wrap( horizontal)

 frap( vertical) (pinakamahigpit)

 Emergency Preparedness

Choose a specific disaster (earthquake, burning house,

typhoon, etc.) and explain how you will act before, during, and

after the disaster.

Swimming Strokes

a. Back stroke

b. Freestyle- fastest
 c. Breast Stroke

d. Side Stroke- rescue

e. Butterfly

f. Elementary Back Stroke

Types of Clouds

a. Stratocumulus- below 6000 feet

b. Stratus- below 6000 feet

c. Cumulus- below 6000 feet

d. Altocumulus- 6000 to 20000 feet

e. Altostratus- 6000 to 20000 feet

f. Circocumulus- above 18000 feet

g. Cirrus- 18000 feet

h. Cumulonimbus- from near the ground to above 50000 feet

First Aid

- Immediate and temporary care given to a person who

suddenly gets ill or injured

- Objectives: to save lives , to prolong life, to

alleviate suffering, to prevent further injury

- Gentle, Observant, Resourceful, Tactful, Sympathetic

Bandaging

- Apply pressure to blood

- Covering some wound

 - Providing support for immobilization

- CRAVAT BANDAGE

Rover Advancement

a. Personal Development Activities/Projects

b. Livelihood Projects

c. Community Service Activities/Projects

d. Service to the Scouting Movement Activities

e. Religious/Spiritual Uplifting Activities

What are the Rover Ranks?

a. Yellow Quadrant Rank (VOYAGER) = 100 pts.

b. Green Quadrant Rank (NAVIGATOR) = 200 pts.

c. Red Quadrant Rank (ADVOCATE) = 300 pts.

d. Blue Quadrant Rank (ACHIEVER) = 400 pts.

e. Chief Scout’s Nation Builder = 500 pts.

OFFICERS

Circle Manager- Alen Paul Madriaga

Asst. Circle Manager- Gian de Guia

Rover Leader- Herbert Briton

Asst. Rover Leader- Prince Claudio and Goldwynsher Supian

Scribe- Rhona Maye Marino

Treasurer- Pius Villar

Auditor- Madeleine Doronio

Quartermaster- Yani Diaz

Grabmaster-Irene Dela Cruz

Radian Leader- Elijah Dandan, Alysssa Valino, Yani Diaz. Asher

Seranno & Francis Gonzales

Asst. Radian Leader- Althea Bartolome, Francesca Cuevas, Hans Dela

Rosa, John Matthew Buenconsejo & Erfel Panahon

BSP LEADERS

Chief Scout - Rodrigo Duterte

National President – Atty. Wendel E. Avisado

National Secretary General - Rogelio S. Villa Jr.

Regional Scout Director - Imelda Samson

Council Scout Executive - Lilibeth C. Guevarra

Council Chairman – Nero Mercado

Council Vice Chairman – Beth Lim

Council Division Coordinator – Nestor Londerio

Council commissioner for Rover Scouting – Aldreneil Pacia

Council Advancement Chairman – Jose Joe Mangahas

1. The needle of a compass always point towards where? North

(Orienteering Compass)

2. How many countries do not have scouting movement? 6 countries

(Cuba,Laos ,Myanmar ,North Korea ,Andorra and Peoples

Republic of China)

3. Who invented the Morse Code? Samuel Morse (Morse Code-

communication of vikings)