First Aid Patch Program®

2″ Embroidered Iron-On Patch.

MakingFriends Patch Program®

This 2″ iron-on embroidered patch is part of our patch program®.

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The best kind of first aid is not needing any! That’s why being prepared and
staying aware is the most important part of your hike.

Suggestions for how younger kids can earn the First Aid Patch.

Before you go hiking:

  1. Scout First Aid Prevention and Treatment WorksheetsDownload and print the maze worksheets about hiking safety from your order confirmation. Cut out the nine squares. Arrange them in order 1-9 making sure the path is safe and clear for a
    hiking trail.
  2. Download and print the worksheets about getting familiar with the items in your first aid kit. There are scenarios where first aid is needed during a hike. Cut out the red boxes on each item and glue them to one of first aid supplies.

When you go hiking:

  1. Use your knowledge about hiking safety to prevent injuries.
  2. When the hike is over, discuss what your troop could have done better to stay safe during the hike.

Suggestions for how older kids can earn the First Aid Patch.

Scout First Aid Prevention and Treatment WorksheetsBefore you go hiking:

  1. Watch this video to learn how to wrap a sprained ankle.


    Pair up with a troop mate and practice wrapping each other’s ankles.

  2. Download and print the worksheets about prevention and treatment of injuries and illness while hiking from your order confirmation. Learn about common injuries when hiking. How can they be prevented? Do you know how to treat them? In the spaces provided list tips to prevent the injury/illness and how you would treat it.

When you go hiking:

  1. Use your knowledge about hiking safety to prevent injuries.
  2. When the hike is over, discuss what your troop could have done better to stay safe during the hike.