March 17-18th, 2012
Event Leader: Debbie Burke.
This event has a separate fee from pack registration. ($55 per person) which will need to be paid by February 17th, 2012 to reserve your spots.
Note, there are plenty of slots for parents so dens should coordinate this amongst themselves. Tigers must have a one: one ratio, but other groups may have slightly higher ratios. Use your judgment with your son, but in the end of the day it is always best to have a parent involved or another parent whom you select in the den in charge of your son that night.
The information below is from their website:
Wampanoag Overnights at Plimoth Plantantion
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Here’s your chance to learn, create, and play while learning about Native culture with a Native person! |
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The Wampanoag and other Native People consider everything from Mother Earth a gift, and believe that the connectivity and balance of all living things is very important. Kids will pass around reproduction artifacts such as stone tools, arrows, a quiver, wooden utensils, deerskin clothing, and traditional hand-twined bags made from plant fibers.
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The 17th-century
Wampanoag cooked in clay pots. After making their own traditional
clay pots, the group will play Hubbub, a fun and lively game which
was originally a way to gamble! After breaking into groups, the
competition will be won by the person with the most sticks at the
end! Food Details:DINNER MENU Corn Bread with Butter Dried Berries Venison Stew Naussamp (Cornmeal Pudding) with Raspberries, Blueberries, and Strawberries Sliced Turkey Summer Squash Mint Tea
BREAKFAST MENU Cold Cereal Assorted Fruit Bagels with Cream Cheese or Butter Orange Juice Milk Coffee
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