The number of points are in the Scout Law.

Heat, oxygen, and fuel.

911

Do this to reduce the chance of getting injured while exercising, or being sore afterwards.

A flashlight, sun protection, a whistle, a bottle of water, trail mix, and a first aid kit.

This point means that you volunteer to help others without expecting a reward.

Something that burns as soon as you light it, like small twigs, dry leaves, or dryer lint.

This arachnid buries its head in your skin and sucks your blood!

An exercise where you lie face down and push yourself up with your arms.

A saying that helps you remember what plants you shouldn't touch while on a hike.

This point means that you are polite to everyone and always use good manners.

Small sticks, about the size of a pencil.

The "3 C's" of dealing with medical problems that require immediate help ("hurry cases").

Stretching or walking for a few minutes after you exercise.

A venomous snake that you might see in Virginia.

This point means you work to pay your own way and aren't wasteful of time, property, and resources.

Bigger pieces of wood, that will burn for a long time.

"Staying Alive" and "Baby Shark."

An exercise where you lie on your back with your knees bent and sit up to touch your elbows to your thighs.

A medicine that a person who is allergic to bees should carry on a hike.

This point means you follow the rules of your family, school, pack, community, and country.

A meal that you wrap in aluminum and cook in the coals of a campfire.

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You can do this by pressing two fingers on your neck, in the soft area beside your Adam's apple.

A non-venomous snake that you might see in Virginia.