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If your troop is like mine was back in the day you'll have a core group of competent kids who can understand instructions and stay on task and another pack of kids who haven't taken nearly enough Adderall. Make sure to assign group two to a task they can't screw up (I had them re-mulch a trail) or watch them closely.
Plan everything out as closely as you can. It may seem like a ton of busywork but you want to know EXACTLY what you're going to do, how many people need to do it, and what you'll need for it. The paperwork is a pain in the ass but you should answer each question with as much detail as possible.
Don't stress on the day. Stay focused but realize that your workforce is a group of friends and kids that look up to you, they volunteer to help so you should be nice in return.
Good luck tho, it's stressful but it feels so good to finally finish and make eagle
