Skip Engle Movies
- 1988
First comes Scout, followed by Tenderfoot, then Second Class. Next comes First Class -- just three steps away from the coveted Eagle Scout status. For the dedicated Boy Scout recruit, advancement means earning a new rank and a new badge for the uniform. This informative video covers the 12 steps a scout must complete to earn the First Class rank. Required steps include using a compass, planning a patrol camp-out menu, identifying at least ten native plants, and demonstrating the proper wrapping of bandages for injuries to the ankle, head, upper arm, and collarbone. Boy Scout: First Class is one in a series of educational videos produced by the Pennsylvania Association of Scouting. ~ Scott Albright, All Movie Guide
- 1988
The second in a three-part series, Boy Scout Advancement Program: Second Class Scout continues in the tradition of Scout Law, focusing on physical fitness, wilderness training and survival, first aid, and communication skills. Endorsed by the Boy Scouts of America and part of the Boy Scout Advancement Program Series, this video embodies the Boy Scout motto "Be Prepared," and illustrates Second Class rank requirements. Instruction on knot tying and emergency stretcher building in case of injury is included, as well as advanced hiking techniques and how to communicate without the use of words. Developed to foster Boy Scout enthusiasm, Boy Scout Advancement Program: Second Class Scout teaches resourcefulness and self-reliance -- cornerstones of Scout Law. Boy Scout Advancement Program: First Class Scout and Boy Scout Advancement Program: Tenderfoot are the first and third installments in the series. ~ Brooke Hodess, All Movie Guide
- 1988
The Boy Scout Advancement Program: The Tenderfoot is the first of three scouting videos in the BSAP series. The rank of Tenderfoot, the first step in scouting, is explained by an 11-year-old troop member. The film explores scouting symbols, scout law, and camp lore, and includes a segment on building campfires. Other tapes in the series include The Boy Scout Advancement Program: The First Class Scout and The Boy Scout Advancement Program: The Second Class Scout. ~ Kathleen Wildasin, All Movie Guide
