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-The official requirements lack a list of safety rules. http://www.pathfindersonline.org/honors/outreach-ministries/275-parade-floats however Requirement 2 in the Parade Floats - Advanced Honor is more specific.
+The official requirements lack a list of safety rules. However, Requirement 2 in the [[AY Honors/Parade Floats - Advanced|Parade Floats - Advanced Honor]] is more specific.
 '''Note: Risk Management (adventistrisk.com) has guidelines listed on their website concerning safety management.'''

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 Any ladder purchase in the past 20 years or so will be covered with warning labels. Read them. In general, they will say the following:
 #Do not climb a ladder unless it is stable, steady, and all its legs are on solid ground.
-#The second highest step (of a step ladder) will be labelled with a warning that says ''Do not stand on or above this step.''  Heed that warning.
+#The second highest step (of a step ladder) will be labelled with a warning that says ''Do not stand on or above this step.'' Heed that warning.
 #Keep your weight centered between the ladder's upright rails. This means you should not lean out away from the ladder to either side. If you can't reach something without leaning out, get off the ladder and move it. Yes, it's inconvenient, but so are ambulance trips and broken bones.
 #Be sure a step ladder's braces are locked.
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 ;Brainstorming: Design begins with a brainstorming session. This is when everyone in the group blurts out ideas about how the float could look. all the ideas are written down on a whiteboard where everyone can see, and ''none'' of the ideas are criticized or dismissed, no matter how ludicrous. if criticism begins during this phase, people will be less expressive. Crazy ideas have a way of sparking sane ideas in others, so you will want to encourage that sort of thinking.
-;Select a Design:  Once the brainstorming has run its course, the group should look at all the ideas that have been suggested. This is when the crazy ideas are eliminated. People will by this time have thought more about the ideas that have been presented, and a handful of favorites may stand out. Which of these are actually doable?  Once the ideas have been winnowed down to a few, see if you can gain consensus on one of them. Does your group have the skill and resources necessary to pull this off?  How? If not, look at the alternatives.
+;Select a Design: Once the brainstorming has run its course, the group should look at all the ideas that have been suggested. This is when the crazy ideas are eliminated. People will by this time have thought more about the ideas that have been presented, and a handful of favorites may stand out. Which of these are actually doable? Once the ideas have been winnowed down to a few, see if you can gain consensus on one of them. Does your group have the skill and resources necessary to pull this off? How? If not, look at the alternatives.
 ;Engineering: At this point, you need to figure out the float's physical design. This is the unseen part of the float, but it is highly important. Unless the float has a solid foundation, it will not be safe to put in a parade, much less pile a group of unsuspecting children on it. The float's intended shape will inform the design of its underpinnings.
 ;Select materials: Part of the design process is to select materials. Some of these may have been proposed during the brainstorming session, and if so, that's great. If not, make that selection now.
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 <!-- 4. Be in a parade experience with the float you have helped to build and decorate, and as appropriate, hand out pamphlets that explain the youth/Pathfinder ministry of your group. -->
-It might not be possible for your entire club to ride on the float, and if this is the case, do not despair!  Pathfinders are skilled at [[../../Recreation/Drilling & Marching|Drilling and Marching]], and it would be a fine idea for the club to fall in behind the float and march. This will also put club members' feet on the ground where they can easily reach the crowd with pamphlets.
+It might not be possible for your entire club to ride on the float, and if this is the case, do not despair! Pathfinders are skilled at [[AY Honors/Drilling & Marching|Drilling and Marching]], and it would be a fine idea for the club to fall in behind the float and march. This will also put club members' feet on the ground where they can easily reach the crowd with pamphlets.
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-Take lots of photos, but do not feel compelled to include every one of them. The goal is to have several photos from which to choose when assembling the presentation. See the [[../../Arts and Crafts/Photography|Photography]] and [[../../Arts and Crafts/Digital Photography|Digital Photography]] honors for tips.
+Take lots of photos, but do not feel compelled to include every one of them. The goal is to have several photos from which to choose when assembling the presentation. See the [[AY Honors/Photography|Photography]] and [[AY Honors/Digital Photography|Digital Photography]] honors for tips.
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-You can create your presentation as either a [[../../Arts and Crafts/Scrapbooking|Scrapbook]] or using electronic media (i.e., a slide show or perhaps a video).
+You can create your presentation as either a [[AY Honors/Scrapbooking|Scrapbook]] or using electronic media (i.e., a slide show or perhaps a video).
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 ;Brainstorming: Design begins with a brainstorming session. This is when everyone in the group blurts out ideas about how the float could look. all the ideas are written down on a whiteboard where everyone can see, and ''none'' of the ideas are criticized or dismissed, no matter how ludicrous. if criticism begins during this phase, people will be less expressive. Crazy ideas have a way of sparking sane ideas in others, so you will want to encourage that sort of thinking.
 ;Select a Design:  Once the brainstorming has run its course, the group should look at all the ideas that have been suggested. This is when the crazy ideas are eliminated. People will by this time have thought more about the ideas that have been presented, and a handful of favorites may stand out. Which of these are actually doable?  Once the ideas have been winnowed down to a few, see if you can gain consensus on one of them. Does your group have the skill and resources necessary to pull this off?  How? If not, look at the alternatives.
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 ;Make sketches: Sketch out the float so that everyone can see the big picture. You may need separate sketches for the engineering aspects verses the artistic aspects of the float, but make sure they are compatible.
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 Once the float has been designed and the materials have been selected, it is time to figure out how ''much'' of each type of material will be needed. Once this is known, the material should be gathered. You may have to buy much of it, but it may also be possible to get some of it donated. If you intend to approach a national home improvement franchise for a donation, you will need to do so well in advance. These companies may require the organization to fill out a written request and supply documentation proving tax-exempt status. However, they may agree to fund a great deal of your project, so it is worth considering.
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 Another strategy is to approach a local business (i.e., one that is not a national franchise). These businesses will not be burdened with the same levels of bureaucracy as a large company. Such donor companies need not be home improvement stores at all. Any type of business may be interested in helping a good cause.
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 Once you have the design sketched out and the materials in hand, the fun begins. Be attentive to details and remember to have fun. Building a float is a great way to build friendships as well.
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 <!-- 4. Be in a parade experience with the float you have helped to build and decorate, and as appropriate, hand out pamphlets that explain the youth/Pathfinder ministry of your group. -->
 It might not be possible for your entire club to ride on the float, and if this is the case, do not despair!  Pathfinders are skilled at [[../../Recreation/Drilling & Marching|Drilling and Marching]], and it would be a fine idea for the club to fall in behind the float and march. This will also put club members' feet on the ground where they can easily reach the crowd with pamphlets.
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 If you are allowed to distribute pamphlets in the parade, you will need to print some up ahead of time. It could be as simple as a one-page club newsletter, or a full-blown brochure describing your club. Be sure the pamphlet includes contact information so that anyone who gains an interest in your club will be able to follow up on that interest.
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 <!-- 5. Photograph your float during its creation and during the parade and share the experience in one of the following ways: -->
 Take lots of photos, but do not feel compelled to include every one of them. The goal is to have several photos from which to choose when assembling the presentation. See the [[../../Arts and Crafts/Photography|Photography]] and [[../../Arts and Crafts/Digital Photography|Digital Photography]] honors for tips.
 You can create your presentation as either a [[../../Arts and Crafts/Scrapbooking|Scrapbook]] or using electronic media (i.e., a slide show or perhaps a video).
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 This activity can be done at a later time. Many clubs visit shut-ins on a regular basis. Older, home-bound church members relish Sabbath afternoon visits from young people, but young people often don't know what to talk about. Having a presentation of your float solves that problem.
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 This can be a short presentation to your church during Sabbath School, during the worship service (perhaps on Pathfinder Sabbath), or even before the worship service begins. It can also be done during a regular club meeting. Make sure you know how to operate any equipment needed (such as a projector) ahead of time, and run through it once to be sure.
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 <!-- 6. Memorize Mark 16:15 and discuss with a group how the honor’s parade float project helps fulfill this biblical command. -->
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 It is especially helpful if, as required in this honor, the participants distribute pamphlets or explain the club to the parade watchers. This has the potential to attract new members to the club, and thus, to the church.
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 ==5. Photograph your float during its creation and during the parade and share the experience in one of the following ways:== <!--T:15-->
-With a digital camera, the only cost involved is the camera's batteries.  Do not feel compelled to include every photo in your presentation, but rather, take lots and lots of photos so that you have many to choose from when assembling the presentation.  See the [[../../Arts and Crafts/Photography|Photography]] and [[../../Arts and Crafts/Digital Photography|Digital Photography]] honors for tips.
+Take lots of photos, but do not feel compelled to include every one of them.  The goal is to have several photos from which to choose when assembling the presentation.  See the [[../../Arts and Crafts/Photography|Photography]] and [[../../Arts and Crafts/Digital Photography|Digital Photography]] honors for tips.
 You can create your presentation as either a [[../../Arts and Crafts/Scrapbooking|Scrapbook]] or using electronic media (i.e., a slide show or perhaps a video).

AY Honors/Parade Floats/Answer Key - Revision history

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