2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
OVERVIEW
Milltown District will be hosting our Fall Camporee “STEM WARS!” The ma running amok! Starting on Friday night
October 14th with Check-in at 6:00 PM the excitement of the weekend will start, continuing through Sunday October
16th, Mid-morning with a Closing, and Departure.
The focus of the program is STEM, the acronym standing for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. BSA’s the
acronym for Boy Scouts of America, NOVA program is awards based on STEM. This camporee aims to give Scouts a
sampling of various STEM skills and ideas. Some events will match requirements needed for the NOVA awards, others
will give Scouts a taste of some of the interesting things that they can do in STEM careers. Part of the program will
involve Scouting Skills meeting advancement requirements with a STEM Spin. ALL of the events are just pure FUN!
There will be events and stations to see and do a ton of fun and interesting things. Several parts of the program will
involve “design challenge” where Scouts are given a problem and are expected to find solutions that they will design,
fabricate test and demonstrate as a patrol. To accomplish these challenges Scouts will use STEM skills, Ideas and
methods. PLEASE adult volunteers with or without STEM backgrounds are needed. Any Ideas, resources,
questions, offers of help…… contact [email protected] with STEM as the first word in the subject line.
Register at the Council Office.
• Register by October 1st 2016 Fee: $15 per youth and adult (see important deadlines and notes
above and below)
• After October 1st, a $10 per unit late fee will be charged, and units Shirts will not be available for
Camporee.
• Fees must be paid within 5 days after the unit registers, no later than October 6th, to avoid late fee.
• Additional boys and Scouters may be added at the Camporee upon payment of the $20 per person fee
without the Unit late fee, and those individuals' shirts will not be available at the Camporee.
Check-in requirements for each unit:
1. Unit roster (included with this packet) 2nd year Webelos who will be staying overnight OR joining the
troop only for the day on Saturday
2. Annual Health and Medical Record (included with this packet) for every youth and adult attending –
only part A (General Information) and part B (Informed Consent and Release Agreement) need to be
filled out. THIS WILL STAY WITH UNIT LEADERSHIP AND NEEDS TO BE AVAILABLE FOR THE EVENT!
3. Fire extinguisher, (leave in unit tent site), and First Aid Kit for Each Patrol to Travel with
4. Check or cash for any unpaid registrations (note: no charge for 2nd year Webelos hosted by a troop
who come only for the day on Saturday)
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
Questions:
1. Overall Camporee;
David Harelson 508-245-4340, [email protected]
2. Campsite Reservations and TVSR related questions:
Council Staff, 508-752-3769, [email protected] or [email protected]
ELECTRONICS and GAMING:
It is requested that all Scout leaders make it a point to have all their Scouts Earn the Cyber
Chip, just as you would have them all earn a Totin Chip or a Fireman's Chit. The wi/fi at TVSR is
filtered and limits what scouts can be exposed to but the internet is a dangerous place,
education provides safety that filters can not. http://www.scouting.org/cyberchip.aspx
Individual Electronics: Each Scout and Venture is encouraged to bring a device for Internet
research. Please clearly mark each device, charger and cable with a return address,
telephone number label. Ample facilities to recharge devices will be provided,
Wi-Fi network Capacity is a limited resource and Scouts must treat it as such.
Gaming Consoles: Electronic GAMES must be age appropriate or they will not be allowed to
be played, it is suggested Troops pre-Plan and limit the number of Consoles and games
brought, Several projectors and large Screen TV's will be available for the Gaming in the East
Lodge.
NON
ELECTRONIC GAMES ARE
DESIRED AND ENCOURAGED
Tables and others with the interest will be there!
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
Camporee Schedule
Friday, October 14, 2016
6:00-8:30pm Registration /check-in and campsite setup, Check-In Units wishing to check-in on Saturday October 15th
may do that as well, from 7:30 to 8:00 AM
7:00 to 9:30 Gaming Festival at East Lodge
9:30pm
Scoutmaster / Senior Patrol Leader Cracker Barrel at East Lodge
11:00pm
Lights 0ut
Saturday, October 15, 2016
7:00AM Revile
7:30 - 8:15AM Breakfast and cleanup
8:30AM, Opening ceremony and morning “colors”” ceremony at Boonesville
8:45 AM to NOON Activity Stations 4 rotations of 45 minutes per station of STEM activities
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM, Lunch and clean-up.
1:00 PM to 1:45 PM, Final Activity Station rotation of 45 min of STEM activities
1:45 PM to 4:00 PM Time for Fabrication and Finalization of Projects at various places around camp.
4:15 - 4:45PM Presentation of Projects and Evening “colors” ceremony at Boonesville.
4:45 - 6:00pm Dinner preparation and cleanup
6:15 PM to 7:00 PM Evening Religious Services:
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Catholic - East Lodge, Protestant - Handicrafts Lodge
7:15PM to 8:15 PM Campfire Program, Stumpf Fiddle Concert, Council Ring,
8:30 – 10:00pm Astronomy / Star-gazing Program led by Aldrich Astronomical Society Boonesville
8:30 PM to 10:45 PM Cracker Barrel following campfire, and more gaming, East Lodge.
11:00PM Taps
Sunday, October 14, 2016
9:30AM-12:00PM Checkout
7:00AM
Reveille
7:30-8:45AM
Breakfast and cleanup
9:00AM-9:30 Closing Boonesville
9:30- 11:00am Pack-up / campsite inspection / checkout
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
Science – Technology – Engineering – Mathematics (STEM) Program
Milltown District is holding its first-ever STEM Camporee, a mix of traditional Scouting outdoor activities and
fun discovery activities for Boy Scouts, Ventures and second year Webelos. During the day on Saturday, the
focus is on STEM invention, collaboration, exploration and construction of a project.
Patrol Method: Each patrol will be assigned one projects (see below) initially. Troops should use existing
patrols to the extent possible, aiming for a patrol size of five to eight boys. Patrols may have up to 10 boys,
counting SPLs and other Scouts who are in the troop leadership positions, and counting Webelos Cubs invited
for the weekend or the day to experience true Scout activities. It may be necessary to combine two regular
patrols into one patrol for STEM challenge participation.
Project Assignment: At troop/team/crew check-in Friday evening (or early Saturday morning), an envelope
with the description of the project will be issued for each STEM patrol. Boys may start researching their
projects on the Internet via their tablets, iPhones, laptops and other devices as soon as unit leaders allow. On
Saturday, if a patrol builds the project assigned and is satisfied that it moves as planned, the patrol mentor (an
engineer, scientist, etc.) may assign a second challenge if time allows.
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
Patrol Gear: Each STEM patrol will need the following (bring to opening ceremony Saturday morning):
1. Tools: PLEASE mark each tool with a return address label as they will be returned.
a. Hand tools: Two (or more) of the following will be needed to take apart gadgets, electronics and
appliances to obtain needed gears, connectors and other parts, and to build the finished project:
• Scissors
• Pliers – needle nose, lineman’s and other types
• Flat tip and Phillips screwdrivers – various sizes
• Hammers
• Saws – hack saws, coping saws, ripsaws, crosscut saws, etc.
• Crescent wrenches (or socket sets)
• Vice grip and channel lock pliers
b. As available:
• Hobby tools
• Electric drills with bits (to be used under supervision of patrol adult mentor)
• Electric saber saw with blades (to be used under supervision of patrol adult mentor)
• Electric glue guns with extra glue sticks
2. Patrol supplies: PLEASE mark anything you wish to have the remainder returned to you -- these
materials will be shared between patrols and troops as needed.
a. Recyclables: at least one 30-gallon trash bag with a good mix of the following, well rinsed:
• Potato chips cans with lids, both plastic and cardboard
• Cardboard (flat pieces and all size boxes from small to cereal boxes, and larger corrugated
boxes)
• Plastic milk and water bottles with tops
• Other plastic bottles of all sizes and shapes with tops
• Cardboard milk and juice cartons with tops
• Metal food cans, with tops inside
• Cardboard and Styrofoam egg cartons
• Bubble wrap
• Plastic yoghurt and packaged dessert cups
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
2. Patrol Gear – Patrol Supplies (continued)
• Styrofoam (all sizes, the bigger the better so they can be cut to fit)
• Newspapers and magazines
• Cloth – clean sheets, shirts, pants
• Foam cell pool noodles and mats
• Aluminum trays, plates and cans
• Cardboard tubes, short and long
3. Miscellaneous hardware and household supplies: Well-marked containers may be returned if there is
anything left.
• Nails, screws, washers, nuts, bolts of all kinds
• Electrical, plumbing and automotive clamps
• Metal strapping, wire and string of all kinds
• Paper clips, “alligator” clips, and similar items
• Rubber bands (these are the “motors” of many projects, so 1000 per patrol would be good)
• Aluminum foil rolls
• Plastic wrap rolls
• Paper grocery bags (20 per patrol would be good for sorting purposes)
• Plastic grocery bags (enough to make a strong 40’ rope)
4. Individual Scout Equipment:
• For this camp, it is critically important that each Scout:
• Scissors
• 1 Roll of Masking Tape
• A Phillips Screwdriver
• A Flathead Screwdriver
• Pliers (Which could be part of a multitool)
• Knife
General STEM supplies: In addition, we could take advantage of a few large appliances, so if you are able to
obtain or donate any of these items, please call STEM Camporee Chairman, Dave Harelson, cell (508)-2454340 to coordinate. We may need to have certain bulk supplies and larger appliances on Friday, October 7. If
you have the time and transportation with a pickup truck or van, please call STEM Camporee Chairman, Dave
Harelson, cell (508)-245-4340 to coordinate.
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
STEM Projects: Each patrol will be assigned a Project Similar to one of the following projects when the unit
checks in:
Project 1: Automaton: The patrol will design and build an Automaton. Automatons are mechanical objects
that mimic human motion, e.g. movement, turning heads, moving arms, etc. through cranks, pulleys, cams,
levers, springs and gears.
Project 2: Build a Better Mousetrap: The patrol will design and build a machine that will serve to trap a model
of a mouse which effectively captures a “mouse” and utilizes the following required materials: springs, gears,
levers, pulleys, and cantilevers.
Project 3: The Mechanical Hand: The patrol will design and construct an articulated mechanical hand that will
open and close, i.e. an articulated, jointed, mechanical hand.
Project 4: Move a Marble: The patrol will design and build a machine that will move a marble 50 meters and
only be powered by stored energy.
Project 5: Music Machine: The patrol will produce a machine that will serve that will amplify music from a
vinyl record, “a working record player” and produce its own power, sound amplification – without electricity.
Project 6: Pull-Back Car: The patrol will design and build three different working pull-back cars that roll under
their own power for several yards, displaying unique design aspects, e.g. sustained acceleration, steering, or
motion must be supplied by the stored energy.
Project 7: Kinetic Motion Sculpture: The patrol will design and build an art object that incorporates kinetic
motion. This sculpture is powered by stored energy or from a naturally occurring, external energy source such
as wind, heat, or gravity.
Project 8: The Zoetrope: The patrol will design a zoetrope, along with three different interchangeable images,
that rotates freely under internal power. A zoetrope is a machine that produces animation by rotating a drum
and giving the image an appearance of motion.
Project 9: The Pinball Machine: The patrol will produce a pinball machine with a series of stunts, spirals, traps,
flippers, ramps, etc. This will demonstrate ramps, inclined planes, bumpers, gears, springs, and levers.
Acknowledgement: All STEM projects designed by STEM Nation LLC. and the Camel
Back district of the Grand Canyon Council.
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
Camporees are advancement opportunities for your Scouts!
Take advantage of the moment!!!
Scoutmasters are responsible for:
• Informing Scouts of the required advance preparations before the Camporee (ex: planning menus)
• Making sure the necessary equipment is brought to the Camporee (ex: ropes)
• Planning times during the Camporee when STEM program activities are not scheduled, for Tenderfoot through
First Class Scout requirements to be taught and tested (ex: mealtimes)
Camporee Rank Advancement Opportunities for Boy Scouts
Tenderfoot Applicable Requirements (all items not necessarily covered):
1. Present yourself to your leader, properly dressed, before going on an overnight camping trip. Show the camping
gear you will use. Show the right way to pack and carry it.
2. Spend at least one night on a patrol or troop campout. Sleep in a tent you have helped pitch.
3. On the campout, assist in preparing and cooking one of your patrol's meals. Tell why it is important for each patrol
member to share in meal preparation and cleanup, and explain the importance of eating together.
4. (1) Demonstrate how to whip and fuse the ends of a rope. (2) Demonstrate that you know how to tie the following
knots and tell what their uses are: two half hitches and the taut-line hitch. (3) Using the EDGE method, teach
another person how to tie the square knot.
6. Demonstrate how to display, raise, lower, and fold the American flag.
7. Repeat from memory and explain in your own words the Scout Oath, Law, motto, and slogan.
8. Know your patrol name, give the patrol yell, and describe your patrol flag.
12. a. Demonstrate how to care for someone who is choking.
Second Class Applicable Requirements (all items not necessarily covered):
1a. Demonstrate how a compass works and how to orient a map. Explain what map symbols mean.
3c. On one campout, demonstrate proper care, sharpening, and use of the knife, saw, and ax, and describe when they
should be used.
d. Use the tools listed in requirement 3c to prepare tinder, kindling, and fuel for a cooking fire.
e. Discuss when it is appropriate to use a cooking fire and a lightweight stove. Discuss the safety procedures for using
both.
f. Demonstrate how to light a fire and a lightweight stove.
g. On one campout, plan and cook over an open fire one hot breakfast or lunch for yourself, selecting foods from the
food pyramid. Explain the importance of good nutrition. Tell how to transport, store, and prepare the foods you
selected.
6. Identify or show evidence of at least ten kinds of wild animals (birds, mammals, reptiles, fish, and mollusks ) found in
your community.
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
Advancement Opportunities (cont.)
First Class Applicable Requirements (all items not necessarily covered):
4. a. Help plan a patrol menu for one campout that includes at least one breakfast, one lunch, and one dinner and that
requires cooking at least two meals. Tell how the menu includes the foods from the food pyramid and meets nutritional
needs.
b. Using the menu planned in requirement 4a, make a list showing the cost and food amounts needed to feed three or
more boys and secure the ingredients.
c. Tell which pans, utensils, and other gear will be needed to cook and serve these meals.
d. Explain the procedures to follow in the safe handling and storage of fresh meats, dairy products, eggs, vegetables, and
other perishable food products. Tell how to properly dispose of camp garbage, cans, plastic containers, and other
rubbish.
e. On one campout, serve as your patrol's cook. Supervise your assistant(s) in using a stove or building a cooking fire.
Prepare the breakfast, lunch, and dinner planned in requirement 4a. Lead your patrol in saying grace at the meals and
supervise cleanup.
6. Identify or show evidence of at least ten kinds of native plants found in your community.
7. a. Discuss when you should and should not use lashings
b. Demonstrate tying the timber hitch and clove hitch and their use in square, shear, and diagonal lashings by joining
two or more poles or staves together.
c. Use lashing to make a useful camp gadget, and demonstrate tying the bowline knot and describe the ways it can be
used.
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
Shirt Design
STEM/Nova Award Program Achievement Opportunities
Mill Town District is proud to showcase the BSA STEM/Nova Award Program initiative. The BSA STEM/Nova
initiative brings a Scouting focus to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) that combines
fun and achievement opportunities for youth at all levels of Scouting to explore potential career pathways and
support critical skills development of our youth.
This Camporee samples various STEM skills and ideas. Some projects will match requirements needed for the
STEM/Nova Award and also offer a glimpse of some of the cool things available in the STEM/Nova program.
Important Notes about Achievements during STEM Camporee:
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We offer many OPPORTUNITIES for the boys to earn several achievements. The key here is the advance
preparation and work during the Camporee by the scout to earn requirements.
Nova Award-level tracks can be signed off by Nova Counselors (any registered adult age 21 or older).
Supernova Award-level work must be signed off by a registered Supernova mentor (be 21 or older and
be subject matter expert in a STEM field). All Nova counselors and Supernova mentors must have
current BSA Youth Protection training and certification.
Successful completions of all requirements remain the responsibilities of the individual scout. Partial
completion forms will be issued to everyone.
As the nature of this STEM camporee will be having the boys applying all of their combined Scouting knowhow to bear on patrol-oriented, STEM and problem-based learning challenges, we have incorporated several
of the requirements of NOVA track awards as part of this Camporee, SUBJECT TO CHANGE.
Here are the Nova Award Track requirements that are possible to earn credit for during this Camporee:
Boy Scout/Venturers Nova Track Numbers:
Webelos Nova Track Numbers:
“Designed to Crunch”: 1a,b,c,d;3e;5
“Science Everywhere”: 1a-c;3 partial;4;5
“Start Your Engines!”: 1a,b,c;3a2;4a,d;5
“Tech Talk”: 1;6;7
“Whoosh!”: 1a,b,c;3a,b,c;5a,b;6
“Swing!”: 1;3;6
“Shoot!”: 1a,b,c;3a;4b;5a,c;6
“1-2-3 Go!”: 1;3;4
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
Mohegan Council and Treasure Valley Scout
Reservation Policies.
All groups and individuals using camp facilities are required to adhere to the following Guidelines.
GENERAL
A. All Units must conduct themselves in accordance with the Scout Oath and Law, the Outdoor Code and take
care to protect the property and facilities and not interfere with the operation of the camp and use by other
groups.
B. All youth groups must be supervised at all times by two (2) adults, at least one of whom is 21 years or older
the other must be 18 years or older. Scouting groups must have at least one leader currently registered with
the Boy Scouts of America. Co-ed use of camp facilities by persons under the age of 21 years must comply to
the policies of the Boy Scouts of America and the Mohegan Council, Inc. and be accompanied by adult male
and female leadership 21 years or older. Youth Protection Policies and Procedures will be demanded.
C. Groups using camp facilities are not allowed to bring pets, firearms, firecrackers, alcoholic beverages or
illegal drugs on the property.
D. All groups must comply with all health and safety policies and regulations set forth by the BSA and the
Mohegan Council including standards and certification requirements for aquatic and field sports activities.
E. Each group is responsible for removal of their own trash/garbage to the dumpsters. The Camp Ranger will
supply trash bags upon the group’s arrival.
F. Groups using camp facilities are responsible for damage caused beyond normal wear and tear and for
leaving their areas clean.
PARKING
PARKING WILL ONLY BE ALLOWED IN DESIGNATED PARKING AREAS FOR THE DURATION OF THE EVENT.
EXCEPT FOR LOADING & UNLOADING OF GEAR, NO VEHICHLES (with certain exceptions for emergency
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
purposes) WILL BE ALLOWED IN OR NEAR UNIT CAMPSITES!. YOU WILL RECEIVE SPECIFIC PARKING
INSTRUCTIONS UPON ARRIVAL.
CAMPING
Upon arrival, Units will be assigned campsites for overnight camping. It will be tent camping for all units, note
TVSR will NOT have it’s canvas tents up for this event. Units must supply their own tents, camping/cooking
equipment, and meals. Please plan accordingly Depending on attendance; units may be required to share sites
with other Units.
FIRES
Per current Mohegan Council policy, due to the Asian Longhorn beetle problem: Units ARE NOT ALLOWED to
bring in any outside firewood. All firewood must be obtained onsite at Treasure Valley.
Campsite Campfire Policy for this Event: CAMPFIRE POLICY SUBJECT TO CHANGE!!! As of the printing of this
document, Zero-impact campfires ARE allowed UNLESS YOU ARE TOLD OTHERWISE AT THE EVENT. Fire
buckets must always be full of water and nearby the fire. Fires should never be left unattended and MUST BE
COLD OUT before leaving TVSR. Fire rings and pits must be returned to their original condition. Please leave
the area BETTER than you found it.
WATER
We’ve been informed that depending on the conditions at TVSR leading up to the Camporee, WATER MAY OR
MAY NOT be available in certain areas of camp during the weekend. That being said, water WILL be available
at Magee and Possibly East Lodge. Until further notice, please “Be Prepared” and plan on binging all water
containers for your Unit’s needs.
DRESS
ALL attendees should come well prepared to spend the weekend in the ever changing New England Fall
weather… it’s better to have something and not need it than to need something and not have it!
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
REGISTRATION FORM MUST BE SUBMITED WITH REGISTRATION
COST: All Youth Adults………..……………………………………………..$15.00 (per person)
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:…………. Register at the Council Office, Register by Saturday October 1st 2016.
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After October 1st, a $10 per unit late fee will be charged, and units Shirts will not be
available for Camporee.
Fees must be paid within 5 days after the unit registers by no later than Thursday October
6th. Or you pay the late fee and your units shirts will not be available for the STEMoree!
Additional boys and Scouters may be added at the Camporee upon payment of the $20 per
person fee without the Unit late fee, and those individuals' shirts will not be available at the
Camporee.
PLEASE NOTE: REGISTRATION FORM IS DUE NO LATER THAN October 1st, 2016 Activities Staff need to plan
and organize for the appropriate amount of people to ensure a successful event AND ONTIME REGISTRATION
FORM ARE NEEDED TO ACCOMPLISH THIS! ANY UNITS THAT REGISTER AFTER THAT DATE will not receive their
Shirts at the Camporee!
UNIT TYPE(Circle):
TROOP / CREW UNIT #: ______________ TOWN: ________________________
Shirt Sizes 3XL_____2XL_____XL_____L_____M_____S_____ Extra Shirts may be ordered for $7.00 Each.
UNIT LEADER: ______________________ PHONE: ( __ )
NUMBER of YOUTH(All ages):_______
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EMAIL: ________________________
NUMBER of ADULTS: ________
TOTAL NUMBER of PEOPLE:
TOTAL PEOPLE: _________ x $15.00 = $_________ Total amount of Extra Shirts x $7.00 Each=$_________
PAYMENT METHOD Cash or Check Made out to Mohegan Council on Check Due on Check-In TOTAL AMOUNT
DUE = $_________
2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
PARTICIPANT ROSTER
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2016 Fall STEM-oree
STEM WARS
Milltown District
October 14th-16th, 2016
Treasure Valley Scout Reservation East Camp - 394 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland, MA 01543
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