PPT: Up You Go! | EVS Class 5 PDF Download

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Up You Go! 
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Up You Go! 
The author joined a mountaineering
camp.
Woke up on the second day with foot
pain from the previous day's walk.
Feeling nervous about the upcoming
trek, the author spoke to Brigadier
Gyan Singh, the camp director, during
breakfast.
Mountaineering Camp
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Up You Go! 
The author joined a mountaineering
camp.
Woke up on the second day with foot
pain from the previous day's walk.
Feeling nervous about the upcoming
trek, the author spoke to Brigadier
Gyan Singh, the camp director, during
breakfast.
Mountaineering Camp
Helping others carry bags: As a leader, you should
assist your fellow campers in carrying their bags
to make the journey easier for everyone.
Staying at the back of the group: It's important to
stay at the back to ensure that no one is left
behind and offer help if needed.
Assisting those who can't climb well: Be ready to
help campers who may find climbing difficult and
support them throughout the journey.
Leadership Responsibilities at a Mountain
Camp
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Up You Go! 
The author joined a mountaineering
camp.
Woke up on the second day with foot
pain from the previous day's walk.
Feeling nervous about the upcoming
trek, the author spoke to Brigadier
Gyan Singh, the camp director, during
breakfast.
Mountaineering Camp
Helping others carry bags: As a leader, you should
assist your fellow campers in carrying their bags
to make the journey easier for everyone.
Staying at the back of the group: It's important to
stay at the back to ensure that no one is left
behind and offer help if needed.
Assisting those who can't climb well: Be ready to
help campers who may find climbing difficult and
support them throughout the journey.
Leadership Responsibilities at a Mountain
Camp
How about you? Who did you
meet last winter?
Finding good spots to rest: Look out for suitable places
where the group can take a break and regain their
energy.
Taking care of sick campers: Show empathy and provide
assistance to campers who are unwell or feeling sick
during the trip.
Being ready to take the blame: Even if something goes
wrong, be willing to take responsibility and learn from
mistakes.
Following camp rules carefully: It's essential to adhere
to the rules of the camp to ensure everyone's safety
and well-being.
More Leadership Responsibilities
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Up You Go! 
The author joined a mountaineering
camp.
Woke up on the second day with foot
pain from the previous day's walk.
Feeling nervous about the upcoming
trek, the author spoke to Brigadier
Gyan Singh, the camp director, during
breakfast.
Mountaineering Camp
Helping others carry bags: As a leader, you should
assist your fellow campers in carrying their bags
to make the journey easier for everyone.
Staying at the back of the group: It's important to
stay at the back to ensure that no one is left
behind and offer help if needed.
Assisting those who can't climb well: Be ready to
help campers who may find climbing difficult and
support them throughout the journey.
Leadership Responsibilities at a Mountain
Camp
How about you? Who did you
meet last winter?
Finding good spots to rest: Look out for suitable places
where the group can take a break and regain their
energy.
Taking care of sick campers: Show empathy and provide
assistance to campers who are unwell or feeling sick
during the trip.
Being ready to take the blame: Even if something goes
wrong, be willing to take responsibility and learn from
mistakes.
Following camp rules carefully: It's essential to adhere
to the rules of the camp to ensure everyone's safety
and well-being.
More Leadership Responsibilities
Group Composition: Girls from Assam, Manipur,
Mizoram, Meghalaya, and Nagaland.
The Author: Was the only teacher from Kendriya
Vidyalaya in this group.
Initial Interaction: The author was delighted to meet
the new group members.
Many had difficulty speaking Hindi fluently.
Group No. 7