Module: WLD1030, 1070
Materials: Students will need access to poster making
equipment, computer and printer, internet and various documents.
Assignment:
“User
Beware Poster” Assignment - Examine the hazards and risks that need to be
considered when planning an outdoor activity. Select a specific activity and
create a risk assessment for a five-day itinerary. Create a poster that could
be placed at a trail-head or jumping off point to warn users.(WLD1030)***
“Get
It Together” Assignment - Plan an outdoor drive in excursion of between 2 and
four days and nights. In the situation that this drive in – or creature comfort
camp – isn’t undertaken, you are asked to plan for a trip. The important
understanding for this assignment is recognizing how planning, preparation and
equipping a drive in event differs from a pack in camp. (WLD1030)***
“Survival
Camp Plan” Assignment - Plan an outdoor survival excursion of between 2 and 5
days and nights. Sleeping will be done in a lean-to built on site, cooking done
over a fire, no running water will be available. All organizing must be done in
a group, food and any costs agreed upon must be shared within the group. The
main planning will be done for you by the instructor, your part of the
assignment is determining your role and the what you need to participate in
that activity. Example: if the activity is supper, you need to look up what you
are scheduled to do as part of preparing the meal, as well as what you are
responsible for bringing that will be needed. Basically, this is a double-check
to make sure you are prepared for all of the activities. (WLD1030)***
“Ready
or Not, Here I Come!!!” Assignment – Come up with a game or activity which can
be done in the forest. This activity will be led by each lean-to group for the
whole group. It can be an entertaining game, scientific activity, fire side
activity, or whatever the group can come up with. Any activity cannot cause
damage to the flora or fauna, humiliate or cause degradation to any member of the
camp, involve dangerous actions, involve extreme physical risk or possible
injury, or break any of the facility rules and expectations.
References:
Worksheets SRD website Class website
Internet
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