Across
- 5. The staff member assigned to coach and support a patrol
- 7. This small patrol bird seems to call its own name
- 10. The small team where Wood Badge participants learn and lead together
- 11. The teaching method whose letters stand for Explain, Demonstrate, Guide, and Enable
- 12. The affectionate name for a Wood Badger’s patrol animal
- 13. The process that moves a group through forming, storming, norming, and performing
- 15. An evening gathering filled with songs, skits, stories, and fellowship
- 17. The Scottish commissioner whose generosity helped secure Gilwell Park
- 19. The symbolic home of every Wood Badge course, wherever it is held
- 20. The large, furry sixth critter in Gilwell order
- 21. The African antelope whose horn calls Wood Badgers to gather
- 22. The team-development stage when members first come together and look for direction
- 23. The MacLaren clan pattern found on the Gilwell neckerchief
- 26. The course publication filled with news, reminders, and patrol happenings
- 27. The taupe and red uniform piece presented with the Wood Badge regalia
- 28. The person who leads the model Wood Badge troop
- 30. A personal set of goals that puts Wood Badge lessons into action
- 32. A picture of future success that gives a leader direction
- 33. The dam-building first critter in traditional Gilwell order
- 34. The soaring third critter in traditional Gilwell order
Down
- 1. The ceremony recognizing completion of a Wood Badge ticket
- 2. The clever, bushy-tailed fourth critter
- 3. A leadership approach centered on helping others succeed
- 4. The team-development stage when members work together effectively toward a shared goal
- 6. The braided leather slide worn with the Gilwell neckerchief
- 8. The destination celebrated in the beloved Wood Badge song
- 9. A traditional evening gathering featuring fellowship and snacks
- 14. The team-development stage when trust grows and members settle into their roles
- 16. The wise nighttime critter that asks, “Who?”
- 18. The powerful herd animal of the seventh patrol
- 24. A patrol symbol often displayed on patches, flags, and other creations
- 25. A handmade banner proudly displaying a patrol’s identity
- 28. The team-development stage marked by conflict, competition, and testing boundaries
- 29. Two wooden symbols earned after completing the course and ticket
- 31. The swift, horned final critter in traditional Gilwell order
