It’s OK to carry my knife to a Pack Meeting or school as long as I have my Whittling Chip card.

A knife is a tool, not a _______.

I will treat my pocket knife with _____.

Keep your pocketknife _____ to prevent moisture and dirt from ruining it.

Contains the following three promises:
- Duty to God country
- Duty to other people
- Duty to self

A sharp knife is safer than a dull knife.

When you are not using your knife, it should be _____

I will not use my pocket knife when _______.

Prior to sharpening your blade, you must add this to sharpening stone?

The Scout Law

Only a leader or your parent can cut off corners. Someone else’s parent cannot.

You use this part of your hand to close a knife.

I promise not to ______ my pocket knife for any reason.

You must do this before or after using your pocketknife to cut or prepared food.

Be Prepared!

When cutting, it is not okay make big shavings or chips?

Never carry a pocket knife ______

I will use my pocketknife in a _______ manner at all times.

Never use your pocket knife around this as it may temper the steel and make the edge of the blade soft and useless.

Do a Good Turn Daily!

It’s OK to pass an open knife as long as you’re very careful.

The direction you cut when using your knife.

I ________ the reason for safety rules when using a pocketknife.

A pocketknife blade must always be kept ______.

This is demonstrated by living by the Scout Oath and Law in your daily life. It is demonstrated by telling the truth, helping others, playing fair, not using bad language, and including everyone