This is a story about a boy scout troop that welcomes a new member, Bailey, who is the first girl in their troop. The scouts learn first aid and how to make a fire. Trevor, a member of the troop, becomes lost in the forest and gets injured. Bailey, despite his initial resistance, helps Trevor by making a fire for a distress signal and taking care of his ankle injury. Trevor, realizing his mistake, apologizes to Bailey and asks for her forgiveness. The story ends with Trevor asking Bailey to be his partner, signifying a change in his attitude towards Bailey and a recognition of her capabilities.
1. The story is about a group of scouts, led by Scout Master John, who are about to embark on a camping trip.
2. A new member, Bailey, joins the group. She is the first girl in their troop.
3. The group begins their journey, with Bailey and John discussing her role in their activities.
4. The group is shown how to make a fire, with the scout who does the best task being rewarded with a special badge.
5. Bailey and Trevor, a member of the group, have a disagreement about who should be partners.
6. Trevor becomes lost in the forest and starts to panic.
7. Bailey, who had been left alone, hears Trevor's cries for help and finds him.
8. Bailey helps Trevor, who has sprained his ankle, by applying first aid techniques they were taught earlier.
9. Bailey and Trevor manage to start a fire and use it as a distress signal.
10. The group, led by Scout Master John, manages to find Trevor and Bailey.
11. Bailey is awarded the special badge for best scout performance.
12. Bailey and Trevor reconcile their differences and agree to be partners for future activities.
13. Bailey offers Trevor some Girl Scout cookies as a sign of their newfound friendship.