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Pathfinder Aim:
The Advent Message to all the world in my generation.
Pathfinder Motto:
The love of Christ constrains me.
Pathfinders Pledge:
By the grace of God,
I will be pure and kind and true.
I will keep the Pathfinder Law.
I will be a servant of God, and a friend to man.
Pathfinders Law:
The Pathfinder Law is for me to:
Keep the Morning Watch
Do my honest part
Care for my body
Keep a level eye
Be courteous and obedient
Walk softly in the sanctuary
Keep a song in my heart
Go on Gods errands
Pathfinder Song:
Oh we are the Pathfinders strong
The servants of God are we
Faithful as we march along
In kindness, truth and purity
A message to tell to the world
A truth that will set us free
King Jesus the Saviour is coming back
For you and me
General Requirements:
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Be 13 years old
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Continue to follow the Pathfinder Aim and Motto and always let God direct your
path. Complete the maze below to find your way closer to Jesus. Remember, with
God as your compass you will never get lost!
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A.
Attendance:
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Spiritual Discovery
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2.
ACTIVITY
Read 1 Corinthians, chapter 2 and match the following memory text meanings with the correct text.
2 vs. 9-10
This is to certify that this Pathfinder completed his/ her Bible reading programme.
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3.
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What did you learn from this activity and how did you feel about doing this activity?
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Community Outreach
1. Under the direction of your leader, participate at least once in two different types of
outreach programmes.
Place a tick in the box to indicate your fulfillment of this requirement.
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Write a short report about each programme and the impact it has had on you.
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2. With the help of a friend spend a full day (at least 8 hours) working on a project for your
church, school, or community.
Friendship Development
1.
in group discussion and by personal inquiry, examine your attitudes to two of the
following topics.
Place a tick in the box next to the options of your choice. You may choose any two.
Self Confidence
Friendship
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What advice would you give to a friend who has a low self confidence? Your aim here is to build
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ACTIVITY
Lets discover some things about yourself! Tick the option that best suits you for each situation
mentioned in the table below. Be sure to discuss what they mean with your leader.
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Make a list of some of the strengths that you have (the things that you are good at.)
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Self confident
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ACTIVITY
Here are a few Bible principles relating to friendship. Match the summarized text with the correct
Bible reference.
Proverbs
Proverbs 18:24
Job
What do you think are the most important conditions for a real friendship?
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Friendship and Communication: What are the five levels that people communicate with each other?
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Unscramble the following words, to reveal synonyms for the word FRIEND. Write the answer in
the boxes next to the unscrambled word.
Make a list of the characteristics you think are essential for a friend and
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ACTIVITY
Complete the word search below and uncover some qualities that are important within any
friendship.
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All of the breaches of etiquette show flaws in the training of the people concerned.
Here are some aspects of table etiquette which you might think about:
Do not slouch over the table, resting your arms on the table and bringing your mouth down to
the fork or spoon. Sit erect, feet on the floor.
Learn to use a napkin; handkerchiefs (or sleeves!) should not be used as napkins.
Do not begin eating before others. (Of course, you will wait until grace is said.) Each course
should be begun together, unless your hostess (or mother) suggests that you do not wait and
gives a particular reason.
Learn to think of others at the table. Anticipate their needs - the salt, the sauce, bread, butter,
etc. should be offered as you see they might be required.
Do not monopolize the conversation. On the other hand, do not be grumpy and ignore the
others at the table.
Do not "play" with the cutlery, the glassware, or crumbs on the table, etc.
Do not reach for things; ask for them to be passed to you.
Do not put too much food into your mouth at once.
Place your knife and fork, or spoon and fork, together on the plate when you have finished a
particular course.
It is regarded as the height of bad manners to make slurping noises as you eat, or to chew with
your mouth open, or to talk when you have food in your mouth.
How do you introduce people? Place these in the correct order for each situation. Your leader will
assist you if you do not know.
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ACTIVITY
How well can you answer these questions? When marking your answer, mark each right answer
with a C so that you will be able to use the answers as a guide to what the well mannered person
should do. There may be more than one right answer to a question. Discuss answers with leader.
1. When does the well-mannered person start eating,'?
At a small dinner party of 6 or fewer guests:
a.____ Whenever you feel like it, depending on how hungry you are.
b.____ After everyone else has been served and the hostess has begun.
c.____ As soon as you are served your food.
At a large dinner party:
a. _____After everyone has been served and the hostess has begun.
b. _____After 4 or 5 have been served, or the hostess says, "Please go ahead, so the food
won't get cold."
2. Do you ever place your elbows on the table?
a. ____Yes, when you are tired.
b. ____No, never!
c. ____Never while you are eating, but perhaps while resting between courses or
conversing at the end of the meal.
b.____You lay your knife and fork side by side across your plate.
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D. Will Power
What is meant by will power?
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Do you find it difficult to make decisions?
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Does it depend on the kind of situation you have to think and decide about it?
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Do you know other young people who find decision making easy or difficult?
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What are some situations where decision making was difficult for you?
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ACTIVITY
Complete the word search below and uncover words that express how one can feel when making a
decision.
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These are the some of the principles of physical fitness that I discovered.
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This is my personal pledge card signifying your commitment to a regular exercise programme.
My Pledge Card
I have lived up to my pledge and have regularly followed my Daily exercise programme.
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If no, provide just reason to your leader for exclusion from this activity
To be filled by leader:
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Permission was granted for this Pathfinder to be excluded from this activity:
No
2. Discuss the natural advantages of living the Adventist lifestyle in accordance with biblical
principles.
The Adventist lifestyle is based on these eight factors given below. Write a short explanation for
each element describing how you think each factor contributes to a healthier life.
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Make short notes about the advantages that you have discovered- whether from your personal
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ACTIVITY
Complete the puzzle below to uncover the essentials of the Adventist lifestyle as it is contained in
the Ministry of Healing, page 127. The activity contains groups of squares that are blank. The
objective is to fill these squares with the correct letters so that they spell out a phrase. Only the
letters that are aligned with a particular column can be used in that column. For example, W the
first letter given, can only be used in column 8 and P can only be used with column 2.
your group.
Date of meeting ________________________________
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This is my report of the business meeting which I attended.
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2. With your group make plans for a social activity at least once a quarter.
Fill out the following information at the end of each social activity.
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On the lines below, write what important qualities you learnt about yourself while organising and
leading out in this activity.
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Nature Study
1. Review the story of the flood and study at least three different fossils. Explain their origin
and relate them to breaking Gods Laws.
This is my summary of the story of the flood.
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ACTIVITY
Identify at least three tyoes of fossils and show pictures/ drawing/ magazine cutouts of each .
display them in the space below and overleaf if necessary.
Write a short explanation about the origin of fossils and tell how the relate to breaking Gods Law.
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Outdoor Living
1. Build and demonstrate the use of a reflector oven by cooking something.
ACTIVITY
Imagine that you were a Pathfinder Instructor, teaching the Pathfinders how to build a reflector
Oven. Write down the instructions that you would give to them below.
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2. Participate in a two night camp out. Be able to pack a pack or rucksack, include personal
gear and food sufficient for your participation in a two night camp out.
Make a list of items that you think would be needed on such an expedition.
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ACTIVITY
Complete this word search. All the words that appear in this puzzle are some of the items that one
should take to a camp. Have Fun!
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Electrical Shock
What safety rules should you consider when trying to treat someone who has become electrically
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Poisoning
Poisons can take three forms. What are they?
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Poisons can get into the body in tree ways. What are they?
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Remember!
Calmness-not panic-is the essential in the treatment of poisoning. As prevention is
better than cure, make sure all poisons are correctly labeled and stored out of reach of
children. Never leave poisonous substances in an open container.
COMMON POISONS
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Kerosene, Petrol,
Turpentine
Acids
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Plenty of milk
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Alkalis
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Bleach or Phenol
Alcohol. Insecticides,
Match Heads, Tablets
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GIVE AN EMETIC
REMEMBER:
What is an Emetic?
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Wash the affected area with soap and water. Take a shower if possible.
Discard the clothes.
Get patient to drink plenty of water or milk.
Induce vomiting if a chemical has been swallowed.
If breathing stops begin CPR.
Quickly remove the patient to fresh air.
Indicated by abdominal pains, vomiting and diarrhea.
Give nothing by mouth.
Seek medical help.
Fits
What is fits?
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What are convulsions?
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Complete the following cross word puzzle and test your knowledge about how well you know your
general rules for the treatment of poisoning.
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2. If the person is _________ giving fluids is a
very bad idea.
5. You should always try to get
the person who is poisoned
away from the ______ source.
6. The substance that can causes
the problem.
7. An area where poison can be
taken in through.
10. The person who is poisoned.
12. What you need to do with the
clothes of the person who is
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1. Using water, you need to do this to the affected area.
3. This is one type of poison where an emetic is not
advised as treatment.
4. You should not allow yourself, to be ________ by the
poison; else you will not be able to help the person.
7. Always collect a _______ of the poison for the
doctor.
8. It is good to try and ________ the poisoning so that its effect can be lessened.
9. As the first aider, you must always _______yourself first!
11. Always try and notify a ___________ and hand over what you collected to him/ her.
Fractures
What causes fractures?
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If in doubt, treat injury as a fracture and unless life is endangered by fire, rising water or other
hazards, DO NOT MOVE the patient before treating his injuries and immobilized any fracture. In
all cases of fracture, there is a danger that further injury nay be cause if a limb or part is moved
before being immobilized.
How do you immobilize a patient?
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Fractured Collarbone (clavicle)
In the case of a fractured collarbone the patient will often support the elbow to relieve pain and
incline his head towards the injured side. A common cause is falling on the outstretched hand or
shoulder. This is a very common football injury.
As the first aider, how do you treat someone suffering from this injury?
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How do you treat someone who has fractured their upper arm?
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Open-hand Bandage:
Fold a hem along the base of the bandage.
Place the hand, palm down, on the bandage so that the wrist lies on the base of
the triangle and the fingers point toward the apex.
Bring the apex over the back of the hand.
Fold the extra cloth in neatly.
Tie the ends on the outside of the wrist.
Open-foot Bandage:
This is similar to the open-hand bandage.
Place the foot on the bandage so that the heel is toward the base and the toes point to the
apex.
Bring the apex up over the top of the foot.
Place the forearm across the chest with the fingers pointing towards the opposite shoulder.
Pass a clove hitch over the hand and round the wrist, the knot of the clove hitch on the
thumb side of the wrist, and a fold of the cuff on either side of the wrist.
Tie the ends of the bandage in the hollow just above the collarbone on either side.
Check the circulation.
This sling supports the wrist.
If the shoulder is injured also, bring the lower end of the bandage up over the forearm and
under the shoulder of the injured side and tie the two ends with a knot. Thus all the weight of
the injured arm will be borne by the uninjured shoulder.
You should be able to apply a sling with the injured person lying down.
Place one end of a triangular bandage over the shoulder of the injured side.
Let the bandage hang down over the chest with the apex level with the elbow of the injured
arm.
Bend the elbow of the injured arm, bringing the forearm up in front of the bandage, with the
hand elevated about four inches above the elbow and the tips of the fingers extending just
beyond the base of the bandage.
Bring the lower end of the bandage up over the forearm and over the shoulder of the injured
side, and tie the two ends at the side of the neck.
Bring the apex of the bandage forward and fasten with a safety pin.
Place a triangular bandage against the chest (or back) so that the apex is at the shoulder.
Have the patient hold the apex there.
Now fold the base inward as far up as you desire. Carry the ends around the body and
tie directly below the shoulder. You will always have one protruding long end after
you tie.
Take this end and bring it up to the shoulder, tying it and the apex of the bandage
together.
In case of a palm or wrist injury, one splint is sufficient. It should be padded and should
extend from the elbow to the finger tips.
Place it on the palm side and bandage securely in place.
Then put on an arm sling.
ACTIVITY
Place the following pictures in correct order by placing numbers underneath them, on the lines to
indicate which step they are. Give the name of the injury that such a procedure would have to be
carried out to treat.
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Name of injury______________________________________________________
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Name of injury______________________________________________________
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This is to certify that this Pathfinder past the ranger First Aid Test.
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Date Completed______________________________________
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