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2 years ago

Essay on Outdoor skills

Physics

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Answer and Explanation:

I can't write the essay for you, but I can give you useful tips on what information should be in your essay.

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Outdoor skills basically have a similar concept to street smarts. With street smarts, you are knowledgeable in what to do on the streets, how to act, what signs and signals to look out for, and other things like that. With outside smarts, it's the same way. Except, I would say that it is a little less social.

Outside smarts could be something like camping, and surviving in general in the wild, such as:

- Creating a tent or shelter for yourself to sleep in.

- Finding food and knowing whether it is acceptable and safe to eat.

- Making sure that you are in a safe area that is okay for you to camp out in.

- Making sure that you have some sort of protection, whether that would be with a weapon, a tool, or something else.

- Making sure that you have safe water to drink that you brought with you.

- A back-up plan in case there is a reason that you need to leave.

- A first aid kit in case of injury.

- How to create a fire and use it safely.

- A way to get back home, with a plan and possibly even a compass.

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I hope that this helps.

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