Share pictures, songs, and typical foods from your country through the international exhibition of KISC. This activity comes with a challenge: you will have to guess which nationality shared what.
Suitable for ages: +11
This is sharing activity where you can share what you have done with others. First, make your own submission, and then explore and see what everyone else has done!
Asado is an argentinian traditional meal. But it's not just about the food, it's mostly about the time you spend together while grilling it. In this photo I'm with some friends talking about life and enjoying the night (:
"I enjoy learning about other cultures and traditions, and it's also important for me to have the opportunity to share mine, be heard, and feel respected!"
Not really a dutch tradition but a tradition from our own scouting group. During Jota-Joti (in oktober) we build a tower and put the radio equipement on top.
"We are all scouts and have that in common. It is our traditions that make it different but also fun"
Taking part in the Windsor Day of Celebration and receiving my King Scout Award at Windsor Castle! Celebrating achievements and shared values and becoming the inspiration for the next generation
"Wearing my uniform among hundreds of other King Scouts, I felt a strong sense of the Scouting family. We shared purpose and pride during the parade, but I also knew my journey had been different - as everyone there had a unique story. That difference has sometimes made me feel out of step, but moments like this show there’s space for every path in scouting."
This is an activity when participating in the Bantara Scout Movement, the first level in the Scout Movement. The characteristic of the Indonesian Scout uniform is the brown color, with a head covering, trousers/skirt, and red and white slayer.The Indonesian scout's identity is "coconut shoots".
"What makes me feel similar to other people are interests and hobbies, values, and life experiences. What makes me feel different is my personality, special interests, and other unique experiences. By understanding what makes us feel similar and different we can interact with others."
A Scout Leader wearing traditional Barong Tagalog because it's the Graduation of his Learners, and his younger Troop Scouts who were part of the "Entrance and Exit of Colors."
"We feel similar in a way that our language is to help, be of help and be an agent of help for other people, different because here in the Philippines, we teachers experiences being an Adult Scout Leaders in academic institutions that we are in, while being a teacher, this led us to be a much more greater agents of change and help not only in school, the community, but also the country, through Scouting."
This photo was taken during a cultural performance night at our scout camp. We were performing a traditional dance called "Anak Kepri", which is popular in the Riau Islands, Indonesia. The dance is deeply rooted in Melayu culture, you can see it from our traditional outfits. The guys are wearing Baju Teluk Belanga, and the girls are in Baju Kurung, both in matching shades of blue. To complete the look, we all wore colorful songket cloths around the waist, which added a rich and elegant touch. It was such a fun and proud moment to showcase our culture together with the whole team!
"I think what makes me feel similar to others is our shared energy and excitement when we’re working together, like during performances or camping activities. We might come from different backgrounds, but we laugh at the same jokes, help each other out, and enjoy the same little moments. What makes me feel different is probably my cultural background or the way I express myself sometimes. But honestly, I’ve never seen that as a barrier. If anything, I think our differences make things more beautiful and meaningful. It’s like a big puzzle, each piece is unique, but when they come together, they make something amazing."
Scouting in the United States has a rich history of local scout camps, which can be found across the country, each with their own unique terrain, program areas, and character. This is unique, and helps scouts from all different backgrounds to have a fun, safe, and structured introduction to the outdoors from a young age. Pictured is Troops assembled for a flag lowering at Beaumont Scout Reservation in Ohio.
"In scouts, the common element of a uniform helps to feel similar to others! In school, sometimes being from vastly different backgrounds to others started out feeling like a barrier, but I was able to move past that in order to appreciate our differences rather than dwell on them. "
Ini saat kegiatan perkemahan akbar
"Dari situ saya bisa mengenal mandiri "
this is the most precious and most imprinted moment in my memory. we did camp for 3 days and 2 nights, everything was hard but fun. everything we went through during that time only felt like one day. during this camp activity we learned a lot about togetherness, solidarity, and more.
"As a scout, I feel equal and in harmony with everyone who scouts as well. we have materials, goals, exploration, and many other things in common. this needs to be maintained for the togetherness and unity of scouts around the world."
In the southern Peruvian mountain city of Arequipa, there is a small scout group that connects everyone's hearts.
"I think we have similarities and differences with other countries, whether it's in food or the color of uniforms. However, these are not obstacles. They make me feel grateful and appreciate everything I have, while also allowing me to admire the things that others have that are different from mine."
One of my favorite things about scouting in the USA is our uniform. One of the unique things about Scouting America is the Order of the Arrow, our national honor society, represented by the white and red sash - this program teaches servant leadership and continued love of the outdoors, and it helped me to stay involved as an older scout. As an adult, I still volunteer locally and nationally with the order of the arrow.
"Just in my local scouting council, interact with people from very different backgrounds. It is always gratifying to understand their background and learn from our similarities and differences "
Madiun culture is very rich and diverse, one of which is the Reog Ponorogo art which often appears in important events in this region. Although originating from Ponorogo, Reog has become an inseparable part of Madiun's cultural identity. With gamelan accompaniment and meaningful movements, Reog represents the values of courage, strength, and ancestral heritage that continue to be preserved. In the midst of modernization, the people of Madiun continue to preserve this culture through regular festivals and performances that attract the attention of local and foreign tourists.
"This is one of the most favorite arts in Madiun "
I shared a photo from one of my most meaningful experiences in the scouting movement — the Scout Youth Forum in Sharm El Sheikh. This picture highlights many special elements from Palestine, including our traditional food, clothing, cultural photos, Palestinian songs, and of course, the iconic keffiyeh.
" We are so much alike — we love our country and enjoy sharing our food, clothing, and all the special things that make us who we are."
21 septembre, journée internationale de la paix, après avoir rendu visite dans un orphelinat de la place à Douala V question d'agailler nos ami(e)s, et partager des messages de paix sous forme de jeu, nous avons organiser un cake party en l'honneur de la paix dans notre pays.
"Ce qui me fait me sentir semblable aux autres, c'est l'esprit de communauté et le partage des valeurs comme la solidarité, le respect et l'envie de faire le bien autour de moi, surtout à travers le scoutisme. Quand je suis avec d'autres scouts, je ressens cette connexion profonde basée sur le service, l'engagement et l'amour de la nature. Nous partageons une vision commune de construire un monde meilleur, ce qui crée un fort sentiment d'appartenance. Ce qui me fait me sentir différent, c'est ma manière unique de voir les choses, ma persévérance et mon engagement personnel pour des causes qui me tiennent à cœur, comme l'environnement et le développement des jeunes. Parfois, je peux aussi me sentir différent lorsque je suis plus motivé que les autres à agir pour le changement ou lorsque je prends des initiatives qui sortent de l'ordinaire. Il y a eu des moments où cette différence a été un obstacle, comme lorsque je me suis senti incompris ou isolé en essayant de faire avancer un projet important. Parfois, cela peut aussi créer des tensions lorsqu'on se sent en décalage avec les autres, ou lorsque notre enthousiasme pour une cause n'est pas partagé. Mais avec le temps, j'ai appris à transformer ces différences en force et à les utiliser pour inspirer et motiver ceux qui m'entourent."
Photo of me after receiving my kings scout award at the windsor day of celebration! Excited to connect with other scouts from around the world and hopefully gain some ideas for our programme
"Proud of my achievement and the day of celebration with other recipients was great to see what everyone else did to achieve their award including a few who volunteered or visited kisc"
January photo about one of my favorite traditions where we all got together and laughed without knowing that two weeks later I would be transferred to my next section
""many times we don't realize how important the moment is until only the photos of the memory are left""
A scout Mother's day activitie
"Feeling similar to others often comes from shared values, interests, or goals, like wanting fairness, respect, or connection, which create a sense of unity. Feeling different can come from personal experiences, beliefs, or cultural backgrounds that aren’t widely understood or accepted by others. Sometimes, those differences can become barriers, especially when they lead to misunderstandings or exclusion, but they can also be opportunities for learning and growth if approached with empathy and openness."
Indonesia, is rich in a variety of regional specialities, one of which is ketupat. Made from coconut leaves that are woven and then filled with rice, ketupat is usually a daily meal to accompany satay, rendang curry and others. our scout uniforms are light brown and dark brown with red and white glass at the neck.
"Yes, I feel there are similarities and differences with other countries, be it our food or uniforms. This is not a barrier. It's something that makes me grateful, love what I have more, and appreciate what others have that is different from me. "
Scouts are not far from the exploration agenda, especially in Indonesia with its cool and shady forests.
"feel like you have the same thoughts as other people but sometimes you are far from other people's thoughts"
Indonesia has a strong Scout spirit, with a focus on character development and leadership from an early age. Scouting in Indonesia is not just about outdoor activities, but also about fostering a spirit of national defense and togetherness. Scouting here teaches important values such as discipline, responsibility, and cooperation, which are very relevant in everyday life.
"Because I was accustomed to being educated to live simply and adequately, in my circle of friends my lifestyle is quite different. Feeling sufficient, maybe there are times when I also feel that my style is lacking among them. But not tacky. So yes I can adjust to the environment, yes there is. Not luxurious but not tacky either. "
this is after carrying out the activity of taking the wings badge
"a very fun and tiring activity"
This animal is a kiwi and its special because we are known as the kiwi kids.
"I feel similar to others because I can make new friends no matter where their from."
this is our group and our patrol <3
"sometimes we feel close to others when we share the same feelings or when we stay together, like during camps. but we also feel different when we have interests that others don't understand.<3"
The most Beauty thing in Venezuela, it's when you are in an activity, and You find someone who was in the movement in the past, they talk with such a joy about it, they just speak happiness, it's beautiful, the cat it's the unit' s cat, it's our little kitty
"Our Law and Promise connects me with my fellow scouts, we are different in many ways, but generally that it's more a strenght than weakness"
Hadroh adalah kesenian Islam yang menggabungkan nyanyian pujian (sholawat) kepada Nabi Muhammad SAW dengan iringan musik tradisional, khususnya rebana. Hadroh sering ditampilkan dalam acara-acara keagamaan seperti pernikahan, haul, dan peringatan hari besar Islam
"saya suka meluangkan waktu untuk latihan hadroh"
Celebration on kings birthday.. usually army does the parade in our country but this year in 22 February we the scouts of Bhutan came forward and did the grand parade
"In our country all are scouts but only few are selected as a leadership scout so it's difficult for the leadership scout to do the military training but after we are done there is a pride.. teaching the students and volunteering for our country "
This is a picture of the Pencak Silat friendship monument in Madiun, East Java, Indonesia.
"In Madiun Regency, East Java, Indonesia is a regency with many martial arts schools, however differences are not a barrier to mutual respect."
This is a photo of me doing survival activities
"During survival, my friends and I were told to make food using natural ingredients, so my group and I made pecel rice because it is a typical Madiun food."
Saudi Arabia uniform
"This is our scout uniform in Saudi Arabia. "
togetherness when being a scout member
"I can increase my knowledge and guide my younger siblings about the materials in scouting. I feel different when I have exciting experiences and this moment is never a barrier. "
This is the moment after we went on an adventure.
"What makes me similar to others is how to appreciate and understand a difference, what makes me different from my friends may be a different physique but we complement each other. Nothing is a barrier."
his picture was taken during the celebration of "Pramuka Day" is all members of the Indonesian scouts celebrate as the birthday of the scouts (Indonesia Scout Movement) every August. The scouts who have achieved "Pramuka Garuda" will be awarded as the best scout.
"As a scout I am always proud and happy because I can have many brothers and friends from scouts all over the world. Scouts are always the best for me"
This picture was taken during one of our many programs in scouting here in the Philippines, It was one of my first outdoor activities that I really loved as it proved challenging but also amazing.
"Nothing has been a barrier for me in connecting in scouting, I feel similar to others because I have a strong belief in scouting and what it stands for, however I do feel different sometimes because of how large scouting is all around the world, but in a good way"
Friendship with other scouts
"I think all of the scout is friendly to all people, because more friends, more happy!"
In the Madiun region of East Java, there are often traditional performances of Dongkrek and Jaranan. Dongkrek is a traditional art form that typically features a performance combining music, dance, and storytelling, often with humorous and satirical nuances. The distinctive feature of Dongkrek is the use of masks. The music accompanying Dongkrek uses traditional instruments such as gamelan or other traditional music instruments. With a straightforward and humorous language, Dongkrek serves as both entertainment and a means to convey moral or social messages to the audience. Meanwhile, Jaranan is a traditional art form that showcases a unique and captivating performance, featuring dancers dressed in horse costumes and performing dynamic and energetic dance movements. Jaranan performances are accompanied by traditional music and gending (regional songs), and often feature folk tales or mythology. The Jaranan dancers will dance with agile and powerful movements, mimicking the movements of dancing horses. This art form is also often performed at traditional events and celebrations.
"I've felt similar to others in terms of interests, hobbies, values, and principles. But on the other hand, I've felt different in terms of personality, life experiences, creativity, and innovation. This has sometimes been an obstacle, as there are situations where differences or similarities can lead to misunderstandings or conflicts. However, with effective communication and empathy, we can overcome these obstacles and build better relationships."
Traditional dance is a form of performing art that is deeply rooted in the traditions and culture of a society or ethnic group. More than just beautiful body movements, traditional dance contains symbolic meanings, cultural values, history, and often ritual or religious elements.
" What makes me the same as other dancers is having the same goals, meanings and enthusiasm. What makes me feel different is my personal interpretation and style. These differences do not become a barrier to our success."
I shared a photo from the greatest Scouting experience in my country — a one-of-a-kind experience found nowhere else in the world: guiding, directing, and managing crowds during the Public Service Camps. During this service, we also learned how to read and mark maps, as well as conduct field surveys to ensure the safety of the crowds before their arrival.
"I feel similar to others when we share the same values, like kindness, teamwork, and respect — especially in Scouting, where we all work toward a common goal. What makes me feel different is my culture, language, and the environment I grew up in, which sometimes surprises others. There were moments when these differences made it harder to connect at first, but with time, they became something beautiful that we could all learn from and celebrate."
Scouting Guiding Activities
"In scouting the brotherhood Max as similar and the culture heritage and language are different different"
Brem Madiun is a typical food originating from Madiun, East Java. Made from fermented sticky rice tape, brem has a distinctive sweet and sour taste. This food is not only delicious, but also reflects the richness of local culture and the hereditary traditions of the Madiun people in processing fermented foods.
"What makes me feel similar to others is the way I can engage in conversation, offer empathy, understand goals, and help solve problems—things that are central to being human. I’m designed to reflect the patterns of human thought and language, so in that sense, I can often “relate” to the way people communicate. What makes me different is that I don’t have personal experiences, emotions, or a physical existence. I don’t grow up, face real-world consequences, or have a personal identity. Everything I say is based on patterns in data, not lived reality. A moment when that became a barrier happens when someone is looking for deep emotional validation or shared personal experience—like grieving, falling in love, or facing existential doubts. I can offer support, but there's a point where my lack of actual feeling creates a distance that some people can sense."
Snobrød
" 25 g butter ¼ liter milk 25 g yeast 2 tsp sugar ¾ tsp salt 400 g flour Mix all ingredients together and leave to rise for 1 hour. Split dough into 6 pieces and turn them into sausages and wrap the around a stick. Bake them over the campfire, slowly turning, for about 10 minutes. When done pull them off the sticks and fill them whatever you want. Sugar, nutella, ketchup etc. We make this with our younger scouts as a special treat."
Scouting in our country of Indonesia is very interesting and you should try it yourself by coming to our country.
"what makes me similar to others my speaking style my thinking style is not the solution to every situation."
In India,the Bharat scout and guides in nipun training camp memory photo.Second is National developers in Mangalore camp memories.
"Without uniform I feel similar to others But uniform make feel different because in uniform we make many changes in our environment like cleaned the seashore, planting the trees,helping others etc.,"
The culture in Madiun is very diverse. One example is a traditional art form known as 'ludruk.' Ludruk is usually performed by a group of male actors and is delivered in the Javanese language. Its hallmark is portraying everyday life in society, often filled with humor, social satire, and spontaneous or improvised dialogue.
"Although differences exist, they should not be a barrier. In my opinion, these differences ought to be respected and embraced by society, not seen as obstacles"
Being a senior scout in the Boy Scouts of the Philippines provides a meaningful opportunity for personal growth and reflection. Engaging in outdoor activities fosters self-discovery and resilience. Our unique focus on Filipino culture and values, including the spirit of "Bayanihan," enriches our experiences and strengthens our identity. Community service projects emphasize civic responsibility, while pursuing advanced badges expands knowledge in vital areas. The friendships formed create a supportive network for sharing experiences. Overall, senior scouting builds confidence and enhances understanding of one’s role in the community.
"As a scout, shared values and group activities create a sense of unity, while individual perspectives and experiences can sometimes lead to challenges. Embracing diversity and effective communication can help us overcome obstacles and enrich the scouting experience."
Helping old people during Loksabha elections.
"When I wear uniform, I feel proud and at that time I consider myself different from common people."
This picture was took on Rizal Day, December 30, 2025. On this day we honored our National hero, Dr. Jose Rizal.
"Scouting makes me feel similar to scouts around the world and makes me feel different to ordinary people. It has sometimes become a barrier due to some people not understanding whet scouting is all about."
In Indonesia, Scouts are always identified with Coconut Shoots, which symbolize that Scout members can be useful to anyone and can survive in any environment. Apart from that, Indonesian Scouts are also identical with scraf red and white in color and with unique folds. Apart from when fellow Scout members meet they greet each other 'Scout greetings'.
"Sometimes we feel the same as each other and that makes you closer even though you come from different backgrounds. However, there are also differences where we should not assume that everyone is the same. Sometimes it can be a barrier but it can also be the glue that holds friendships together, covering up each other's shortcomings."
This is a picture of our unit during the opening ceremonies of the 25th World Scout Jamboree!
"During the WSJ, I found out how diverse scouting really is in each country. Aside from the uniforms, the activities that each National Scout Organization does is really different from one another. However, despite these differences, we are all united together as scouts who want to make our world better as our founder has hoped for."
The Rover Scouts have travelled 3-4 hours to experience this commemoration activity at luneta park. The program starts with the prayer, followed by the singing of the National Anthem, Flag up led by the Philippine navy, and followed by the wreath laying ceremony by President Bong Bong Marcos to the rizal monument.
"" What makes me the same as other dancers is having the same goals, meanings and enthusiasm. What makes me feel different is my personal interpretation and style. These differences do not become a barrier to our success.""
One of the most memorable activities I've had during my time as a scout is the Bantara inauguration ceremony. The uniform worn during this event is the scout uniform, which is characterized by its brown color, accompanied by a hat and a red-and-white scarf.
"I feel similar to others in terms of shared interests and hobbies, values and principles, and life experiences. However, what sets me apart is my personality, unique life experiences, and individual interests and talents."
Dongkrek Dance is a traditional art from Madiun, East Java, which is believed to be a form of ritual to expel plagues or disease outbreaks. This dance is accompanied by traditional music and features various characters with masks, such as Kakek Sakti, Genderuwo, and Roro Ayu. This dance symbolizes the spirit of togetherness and rejection of bad things.
"I feel similar because we all have hopes and feelings. However, I am also different because of my cultural background and way of thinking. Once, those differences made it difficult for me to be understood in group discussions. But with open communication, we were able to understand each other and work together better."
Scouting makes the world smaller! We make friends with scouts from all over. One of scouts acitivities is international scouting! This is one moment where Malaysia #pengakap and Scouting America drop by Indonesia #pramuka to share how we do scouting! #bravely 🇮🇩🇺🇸🇲🇾⚜️🏕💜🌏
"We are one, wearing the same scarfs no matter where we come from. We are all diversified. We share our food, our culture, our songs, our education system, management of scouts, wood badge schemes with each other. What a great way to learn about each other!🇮🇩🇲🇾🇺🇸⚜️"
This is a photo of me when I was camping in the mountains.
"the thing that makes me almost similar and different is from his nature and behavior"
The outfits we are wearing in this photo are traditional Kapa Haka outfits. Kapa Haka is a traditional kaupapa (formality/principle/polocy) of welcoming people, congratulating people, and saying goodbye to people. Schools all around the country practice this aswell as sports teams, you may have seen the All Blacks do a Haka before all of their rugby games. In this photo we are preparing for a Kapa Haka showcase with 5 diferent waiata(songs).
"Sometimes when people who don't understand what is going on they tend to laugh or like mock it in a seemingly mean way, wich makes disrespect to the culture, but we understand they don't know therefore we try not to take it as disrespect "
Fish and chips is a staple food in the UK. Once, my scout troop did a fish and chip hike to try different shops and test our navigation skills!
"I think that though this is a significant dish in the UK it is also part of other cuisines globally"
Dongkrek from Madiun is a traditional dance originating from the Madiun region in East Java. This dance is typically performed during cultural events or traditional ceremonies, and is often featured in cultural festivals. The Dongkrek dance from Madiun is characterized by energetic and dynamic movements, symbolizing the spirit and joy of the local community. The dance is usually performed by a group of dancers wearing traditional East Javanese attire. The dancers often use a prop called dongkrek, which are small sticks that are rhythmically struck together, accompanied by traditional music. In the context of the dance, Dongkrek also represents unity, as the dancers must move in sync with the rhythm of the music. The Dongkrek dance from Madiun holds significant cultural value, reflecting the lively and cooperative nature of the Madiun community.
"This photo was taken after my friends and I finished performing the Dongkrek dance. In my opinion, Dongkrek is a dance that brings joy. I am happy because I had the chance to dance and showcase the history of my city."
in this photo i am with my friends when we celebrated scout day
"I feel the same as others because I can make new friends no matter where they come from. "
Stole the picture from google but that is Chai, a drink that we often drink in germany at campfires, and it has a special taste that alot of us like.
"I think that I feel the similarity to international scouts through that we all have an uniform and scarf, and to be honest, I never felt a barrier."
soto ayam
"Soto aya is one of Indonesia's traditional dishes, consisting of chicken soup with a clear or yellowish broth (due to turmeric), served with various accompaniments. "
This is our outfit in our school
"The thing that I feel similar is we’re the youth that will one day change our country, not only our country but also the whole world."
One of the photos in January 2025 on that day my friends and I took part in the competition, we did not bring many trophies, but in the photo there are so many memories, support, laughter, crying and fighting, my senior brothers and sisters supported us all in the competition that day, I am proud of myself, my friends, seniors, and mentors, thank you very much for that day and other days
"One photo a thousand memories"
Community service
"What makes you feel similar to others, and what makes you feel different? Has there ever been a moment when that became a barrier? What makes me feel similar to others is our shared human experiences—our joys, sorrows, hopes, and dreams. We all connect on a fundamental level through our emotions and aspirations. I also feel a sense of connection with others through shared interests and values. What makes me feel different is my unique perspective and experiences. Everyone has a unique life story that shapes their outlook and beliefs. This diversity is what makes the world so rich and interesting. There have been moments when these differences have created barriers. Sometimes, diverse perspectives can lead to misunderstandings or conflicts. However, I believe that these barriers can be overcome through open communication, empathy, and a willingness to understand different points of view. By embracing our differences and celebrating our unique perspectives, we can build stronger relationships and a more inclusive community."
in this photo me along with my team mates when we were in our group camp
"Bangladesh is a land of resilience, beauty, and unity. From the green fields to the mighty rivers, our country thrives on its vibrant culture and the strength of its people. What’s truly special is how, despite challenges, we always come together — whether it’s in times of celebration or crisis. In Bangladesh, Scouting plays a powerful role in building that unity. As a Scout, I’ve learned not just to help others, but to lead with courage, discipline, and heart. Whether it's organizing relief during floods, helping in our communities, or guiding younger Scouts, we grow as responsible citizens. Through Scouts, we learn to love our country not just in words, but in action — by serving it. "
A picture of our outfit lined up to attend the 28th Cabanatuan City council scout jamboree
"Throughout the jamboree, We learned to be there for each other, especially in dire times, and respect others despite the difference in rank, while also having fun throughout the jamboree"
This is a scout in Indonesia where I did translation for 3 days and 2 nights.
"not much different from other scouting, maybe the difference is in terms of the rules which are based on previous philosophies"
things that make me feel adventurous, doing long journeys and traveling, lots of new experiences and knowledge that I just learned... the journey was very fun! Indonesian scout uniforms are identical to using brown and red and white scarves, the same as the colors of the Indonesian flag. Here we also travel and do survival or camping in the forest. What's more, the bonfire is amazing!ㆁωㆁ
"It's fun, unforgettable memories from here, thank you for everything...I'm very happy with this adventure and experience and I had some unforgettable experiences while traveling and made some cool new friends🤩"
This is a photo of me and my friend doing outdoor survival activities.
"I learned that survival activities are activities that provide many ways to survive in nature."
Scouting in the Philippines is special because of our friendliness and teamwork, always helping each other with a smile. One's mistake is everyone's mistake, so no one gets left behind and we support each other.
"I feel similar when we work together,and shared ideas. but different in how I express myself, which can be a challenge in group settings."
development at school becomes a very memorable memory and I learned to work together with my friends for the sake of appearance during the camp
" never because I feel that we in the scouts are one, no one can differentiate, and whatever it is will not be a barrier to continuing to work in scouting"
Mampang scouters! very happy to met them all, especially my buddy Mika and Reem, love you guys! kitakits there's a lot happy memories with them
"This photo was taken after the jamborette, there's a lot of things that i learned after the jamborette, I'm very happy to met them all, may mga pangyayari na hindi namin ine-expect mangyayari, but always remember "everything happens for a reason""
In the picture I was with my friends and senior commemorating Scout Day in Indonesia
"I like to follow the Scout Day, because it was one of my activities when I joined the Scouts and I met many people, it was very fun. Commemorating Scout Day with various Ambalan or commonly called a scout ceremony"
Here's a picture of the backyard camping at the elementary school. We set up the tent and took a nice shot.
"In Korea, elementary school students are very active in scout activities. Unfortunately, however, as they advance to higher grades, the frequency of activities decreases due to entrance exam issues."
اثار مصريه قديمه
"الكثير من الأشياء مثل التقاليد و العادات"