Each All principal is Principals Principals are principals the “in might seem focused most are focused moment.” distracted, of the time, on the task. Nothing Concentration and might not but there is When not except an be paying much room speaking, emergency attention all for they actively would the time. improvement. listen to one distract them another. from the ceremony. Principals do The team Principals not work well works Transitions obviously together. together, but are smooth, regard each Perhaps they they have not and other as Teamwork have not quite figured principals teammates practiced, or each other work and friends. do not know out. More together near Synergy is each other practice is seamlessly. clearly that well. needed. evident. The The ceremony The ceremony Some effort is Admonition is reflects the is boring or made to reflect evident in all ideals of Not scouting ideals aspects of the ideals of much thought and create an ceremony, and Atmosphere Scouting and has been put air of the principals the Order, and importance, create an into the tone creates a but more work atmosphere of or general air of is needed. utmost significance. importance. significance. V. American Indian Events American Indian Events Coordinator: Taylor Everard Phone: (843) 480-7754 Contact email: ia@sr5.org American Indian Events Adviser: James Barton Contact email: quitnot71@gmail.com Phone: (843) 557-7038 Contents: Craft Contest NEW for 2018 – Parade of Braves Competition Team Sing Competition Individual Dance Competition Historical Group Dance Competition Judges Preliminary dancing will at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday afternoon. Dancers will have a intermission after preliminary dancing, and then have the finals for dancing.
Concentration Principals might seem distracted, and might not be paying attention all the time. Principals are focused most of the time, but there is much room for improvement. All principals are focused on the task. When not speaking, they actively listen to one another. Each principal is “in the moment.” Nothing except an emergency would distract them from the ceremony. Teamwork Principals do not work well together. Perhaps they have not practiced, or do not know each other that well. The team works together, but they have not quite figured each other out. More practice is needed. Transitions are smooth, and principals work together near seamlessly. Principals obviously regard each other as teammates and friends. Synergy is clearly evident. Atmosphere The ceremony is boring or Not much thought has been put into the tone or significance. Some effort is made to reflect scouting ideals and create an air of importance, but more work is needed. The ceremony reflects the ideals of ideals of Scouting and the Order, and creates a general air of importance. The Admonition is evident in all aspects of the ceremony, and the principals create an atmosphere of utmost significance. V. American Indian Events American Indian Events Coordinator: Taylor Everard Phone: (843) 480-7754 Contact email: ia@sr5.org American Indian Events Adviser: James Barton Contact email: quitnot71@gmail.com Phone: (843) 557-7038 Contents: Craft Contest – NEW for 2018 Parade of Braves Competition Team Sing Competition Individual Dance Competition Historical Group Dance Competition Judges Preliminary dancing will at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday afternoon. Dancers will have a intermission after preliminary dancing, and then have the finals for dancing.