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Track Memory

Make a patrol sit with their feet up so that other scouts can study them. Give the scouts, say, three minutes to study the boots. Then leaving the scouts in a room or out of sight let one of the patrol make some footmarks in a good bit of ground. Call up the scouts one by one and let them see the track and say who made it.

  • Type: game
  • Traits: Not stated in the source
  • Source: Robert Baden-Powell, Scouting for Boys (1908)
  • Printed pages: 99
  • Digital edition: Digital edition · Source record
  • Open the edition at the relevant page: p. 99
  • Read the automatic translation: sfb-016