Stay safe. Don't do anything stupid. Make sure that you are able to keep the entire chaotic situation under control. Don't let participants run to your aid. TGs have a responsibility to keep each patrol under control

What do we want to achieve in the long run?
What does the Realistic First Aid teach?

1.Teaches actual first aid practice
2.Gives them something to bring back into their home troops.
3. Teaches preparedness at all times, uses the staff as an example of crisis control

In all my years of doing realistic first aid, I was most successful when I followed these six rules.

Pre-rules rule: Safety and control!
1.Have a good backstory
2.Take your time
3.Don’t give them lots of time to look at the wounds, rush to the staff area
4.Once they know it was fake, ask how they would treat the wounds.
5.Give them the directions to make it at home.
6.Ask them to grade your efficiency. (SSC)

Get your learning goals across, make sure they are understood. All while keeping that good swag.

It is game time.

Use your what how when who planning tool to plan out a fantastic realistic first aid. make sure to include safety, crowd control, where the wound is happening, and your exemplary back story. How are you going to address the learning goals? impress me and everyone gets a hug.

When you finish and there is still time, you can draw me a picture of wooper for another hug or high five.