CAMP



Survival In The Bush WALT - survive successfully in the bush S.C - we are able to list the equipment we need to take with us we can fill out the intentions sheet correctly we know what hypothermia is and how to treat it we know what to do when somebody is bleeding, breaks a bone or sprains something. YOUR TASK You and two of your classmates will be embarking on an overnight tramp in the bush in the Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park. You will be tramping in summer but conditions in the Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park can be extremely unforgiving and the weather unpredictable. In your group of 3 you must plan you tramp under these heading: WHAT WE WILL PACK (List your personal requirements but also the requirements of your groups which will be split across your group) INTENTIONS SHEET (Fill this out) BASIC FIRST AID KNOWLEDGE WE REQUIRE (What is Hypothermia? How do we treat it? Sprains and Broken Bones, Bleeding) Survival In The Bush WALT - survive successfully in the bush S.C - we are able to list the equipment we need to take with us we can fill out the intentions sheet correctly we know what hypothermia is and how to treat it we know what to do when somebody is bleeding, breaks a bone or sprains something. YOUR TASK: You and two of your classmates will be embarking on an overnight tramp in the bush in the Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park. You will be tramping in summer but conditions in the Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park can be extremely unforgiving and the weather unpredictable. In your group of 3 you must plan you tramp under these heading: WHAT WE WILL PACK (List your personal requirements but also the requirements of your groups which will be split across your group) INTENTIONS SHEET (Fill this out)√ BASIC FIRST AID KNOWLEDGE WE REQUIRE (What is Hypothermia? How do we treat it? Sprains and Broken Bones, Bleeding) What gear we are bringing: Sleeping bag Water bottle (1 liter of water each) Backpack (big enough for all the stuff) Good hiking shoes Ropes Tent Water purifying stuff Small flashlight Map Compass Pocket Knife Tooth brush, Toothpaste Pan Cooker Matches Deodorant Towel Shirt x2 Track pants x2 Waterproof Raincoat Underwear x2 Socks x2 Jersey x2 Shorts x2 Hat Food: Apples Bananas Chocolate bars Dried fruit Scroggin Mandarins Peanuts Raisins Peanut butter Hot Cocoa
 * Signs of hypothermia are :
 * shivering
 * exhaustion
 * Feeling cold
 * low energy
 * cold pale skin
 * confusion, fumbling hands
 * memory loss, slurred speech
 * drowsiness

How do we treat hypothermia : We wrap a space blanket around the person that has been affected by hypothermia and with it make sure that they have all blankets and jerseys that you have to the patient so that they don’t die in coldness and hug the member to keep them warm. Then call a rescue party for help. How do we treat sprains: Encourage the injured person to drink plenty of fluids.use a cold ice pack to reduce swelling for 20 to 40 minutes every 2 to 4 hours for the first 24 to 48 hours after injury. Rest the injured area by leaving it and staying off of it.Wrap the area snugly with an elastic bandage, being careful not to cut off circulation. This will help prevent further swelling. How do we treat bleeding cuts : We treat bleeding cuts by first getting the the anesthetic and dabbing it lightly on with a cotton ball for 5 seconds then you grab the tissues and wipe away the blood then grab a big plaster and put the plaster on the bit that is cut so that the hole thing is covered put the rubbish in the bush.

Nathaniel - cheese Sam K - chips coke Sam F - ice cream Dave - chocolate sauce & bananas Josh - mince & smoked fish

Entree - Smoked fish

Main - Nachos

Dessert - Banana split



__**Survival In The Bush**__ **__WALT - survive successfully in the bush__** S.C - we are able to list the equipment we need to take with uswe can fill out the intentions sheet correctlywe know what hypothermia is and how to treat itwe know what to do when somebody is bleeding, breaks a bone or sprains something.

__**YOUR TASK**__ You and two of your classmates will be embarking on an overnight tramp in the bush in the Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park. You will be tramping in summer but conditions in the Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park can be extremely unforgiving and the weather unpredictable. In your group of 3 you must plan you tramp under these heading:**WHAT WE WILL PACK (List your personal requirements but also the requirements of your groups which will be split across your group)****INTENTIONS SHEET (Fill this out)****BASIC FIRST AID KNOWLEDGE WE REQUIRE (What is Hypothermia? How do we treat it? Sprains and Broken Bones, Bleeding)**

__**WHERE IS NGAMUWAHINE AND WHAT IS THE KAIMAI MAMAKU FOREST PARK????**__

__**WALT - locate places on a map and provide detailed directions from one to the other**__

Here are some websites to help you with these tasks

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Written instructions. Drive out of tauranga intermediate school and turn left onto 18th ave. Drive down to fraser street lights and go straight through and keep going until you get to a small roundabout that will be in Merivale. Keep going again until you get to another roundabout. When you get to that roundabout turn right onto chadwick rd and go through the first roundabout and when you get to the second roundabout turn left onto cameron rd and keep going. You will know that you’re going the right way because you’ll see a sign that says greerton race course. Then you need to go to the roundabout that is up thurtherer and go right and turn onto state highway 29 and keep going for 14.5 km until you see a sign that says. Ngmuwahine Rd. Turn right there and keep going until you get to the end and you will be there.



<span style="background-color: transparent; display: block; font-family: 'Academy Engraved LET'; font-size: medium;"><span style="background-color: transparent; color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 11pt; text-decoration: none; vertical-align: baseline;">Have you ever wanted to have 37,000 ha of forest on your front lawn well the Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park is for you. Have you walked thought a breath taking bush before well I don’t think so the Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park has breath taking bush walks, bike tracks, bird watching and even the odd brown trout around then the beautiful rivers flowing thought the bush. There are so many native trees In the Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park to New Zealand like the Rimu tree, the Rata vine, the Silver fern and the flax. That what’s the Maori make all sorts of there clothing out of for there baskets. <span style="background-color: transparent; display: block; font-family: 'Academy Engraved LET'; font-size: medium;">