This is from the HSRD loop:

 Hey Kids! Would you like to go fishing? Fishing and being outdoors are great
ways to have fun. You can learn about and enjoy your environment, too. You’
ll have a chance to encounter all kinds of plants and animals. Whether you
fish in a pond, lake, stream, river, or ocean, you are probably going to see
wildlife!

As an SC Reel Kid, you’ll do more than just go fishing! You’ll work toward
goals like catching your first fish, learning about fish, and improving
their habitats. You’ll receive a reward for each goal you complete. You can
submit your achievements at any time, but awards will be sent out only twice
a year.

http://www.screelkids.com/overview.htm

*Many SC Reel Kids activities also correlate with math, language arts,
health, and social studies standards.

How to Complete the SC Reel Kids Program

To Complete the SC Reel Kids Program, the Reel Kid must complete a specified
number of goals, some are required and some goals the Reel Kid can choose.
You will receive 1 prize for ever goal you turn in. Once you have completed
all of your goals, you will receive your first fishing license for FREE!
Prizes will be sent out twice a year.

South Carolina Reel Kids Goals at a glance...

Program designed to be fun, educational and hands-on.

As a South Carolina Reel Kid, children will work toward goals like catching
that first fish, learning about fish and improving fish habitat.

Participants receive a complimentary South Carolina Reel Kids’ License. The
license will have future special uses and can be used to report certain
goals.

Children receive a reward for each goal completed, offering positive
encouragement for lessons learned.

After completing 12 goals from the Junior Master Angler book, participants
will receive their Junior Master Angler certificate.

Youth Master Angler program available to participants after reaching their
10th birthday.

Reel Kids’ goals include cool stuff like:

Catch five different species of fish

Visit a State Lake and go fishing.

Take three friends that have never been fishing before.

Learn four kinds of knots used in boating or fishing.

Describe all the fishing equipment that you use and send a photo of what
you take with you on fishing trips.

Get a friend to check out a fishing rod from a Fishing Tackle Loaner
Program Site.

Report on an aquatic macro invertebrate.

Make a plankton net and identify at least three organisms after pulling
it in a local water body.

Describe and draw an aquatic food web.

Take photos of a local water body - one photo for each season.

Visit two state parks and report on them.

Visit two fish hatcheries.

Participate in Beach Sweep/River Sweep events.

Take the state boating safety course.