Question

Buatlah story telling dengan tema pramuka/ boden powel days

Answer 1

Good afternoon all's
i want to story telling about badan powell
his name is sir robert stephenson smyth baden powell of gillwell
he is a father of scout
he was born in Paddington, London, inggris on februari twenty two one thouzand eight hundred fifty seven..
he have a family
he have a his wife, her name is olave st clair soames
and he have a children, his children is peter, heater, and betty
and baden powell have a parents
his parents name is Prof.Domino baden powell and miss henrietta grace smyth
boden powell died on 8 januari, 1941 in nyeri, kenya...
well think it is enough for now...
and thanks for your attention and see you...

Answer 2

Hy guys, i will tell you about boden powel
aden-Powell attended Charterhouse School during which time he took part in a number of activities including acting, singing and cadet corps and art. In the woods near the school known as "The Copse" he studied, stalked and tracked animals, birds and his friends and teachers.

Baden-Powell was encouraged to sit Army Exams, he surprised everyone by gaining 2nd place out of 700 candidates, as a result was commissioned as a sub-lieutenant in the 13th Hussars. He sailed to join his regiment in Lucknow, India, where he took courses in surveying and reconnaissance.

He was quickly promoted and moved up through the ranks and trained his men using competitions and games and taught them how to track and live in wild country. He also wrote a book called "Aids to Scouting" about his methods of Army Training. This book was later to become the bases of Scouting

In 1887 he was sent to South Africa where he took part in a campaign against an African chief called Dinizulu

In 1899 Colonel Baden-Powell returned to South Africa. because there was the possibility of war between the Dutch settlers (Boers) and the British Settlers. War was declared and Baden-Powell and 1000 men were left to defend the town of Mafeking, which was the supply center for the British, He thought up all sorts of schemes to make it look like the town was heavily guarded. When reinforcements arrived the siege had lasted for 7 months.

Baden-Powell took part in a number of other conflicts and in 1903 was appointed Inspector-General of Cavalry.

In July 1907 B-P ran a camp for a group of boys on Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour.

In 1909 B-P was knighted by King Edward VII for his outstanding military career and especially for founding Scouting

Baden-Powell died in Kenya in 1941 when he was almost 84 On his gravestone under the badges of the Scouts and Guides is carved. "Robert Baden-Powell, Chief Scout of the World"