University of Scouting Pow-Wow

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University of Scouting Pow-Wow Webelos Activity Badges Trish Jung Co-Program Director, Webelos’ Program Camp Ta-Ki-Ma ppjung@aol.com

Webelos Program There are 20 Separate Badges Divided into 5 Groups 3 Required to Earn Webelos Rank Badge 8 Required for Arrow of Light Award Compass Points Emblem Super Achiever Emblem Resources

Webelos Activity Badges There are 20 activity badges in five different categories. Most have some mandatory and some optional requirements. Aquanaut Artist Athlete Citizen Communicator Craftsman Engineer Family Member Fitness Forester Geologist Handyman Naturalist Outdoorsman Readyman Scholar Scientist Showman Sportsman Traveler

Activity Badge Groupings Physical Skills Mental Skills Community Technology Outdoor Aquanaut Artist Citizen* Craftsman Forester Athlete Scholar Communicator Engineer Geologist Fitness* Showman Family Member Handyman Naturalist Sportsman Traveler Readyman** Scientist Outdoorsman** *Webelos Rank Badge Requirement ** Arrow of Light Award Requirement

Webelos Rank Badge Requirements Earn Citizen Activity Badge Part of Community Group Earn Fitness Activity Badge Part of Physical Skills Group One Other Badge from a Different Activity Group Mental Skills Technology Outdoor

Arrow of Light Award Requirements Earn 5 More Activity Badges in Addition to the 3 Earned for the Webelos Rank Badge These MUST include: Fitness (already earned for rank badge) Citizen (already earned for rank badge) Readyman Outdoorsman One from Mental Skills Group One from Technology Group One more of Scout’s Choice

Compass Points Emblem Awarded after the Webelos rank badge A total of 7 activity badges MUST be achieved (3 for rank badge + 4 more) Worn on the button of the right pocket of the uniform After the emblem is awarded, the scout receives a metal compass point for each additional 4 activity badges he earns Maximum of 3 metal compass points can be earned

Super Achiever Emblem MUST earn all 20 activity badges BEFORE Arrow of Light ceremony It is a council-specific award and NOT an official advancement award

Where to Start????? Connect with Boy Scout Troops Attend Summer Camp Can find link to Troops’ URLs on council web site: http://pacsky.org/Links (scroll down to bottom of page) Many hold Webelos-specific activities For BOTH 1st and 2nd years Open to Webelos from any pack Some will offer to help YOUR specific pack with whatever YOU need Troops typically help with requirements for: Outdoorsman Readyman Attend Summer Camp Camp Ta-Ki-Ma Day Camp Webelos Residence Camp Attend Webelos Extreme Will be held in Sept. at Coyote Point (09/22/12) Another good way to connect with Troops

Cub Scout Academics & Sports Program Some activity badge requirements can be met by earning a belt loop or pin Belt loop or pin MUST be earned while the scout is a Webelos Belt loops and pins earned during previous scouting years do NOT fulfill activity badge requirements 14 badges provide the choice of earning or require that a belt loop or pin be earned

Activity Badges with Belt Loop or Pin Requirements Belt Loop/Pin Art Athlete Aquanaut Citizen Communicator Engineer Family Member Art Physical Fitness Pin Swimming Citizenship Required Communicating Computers Mathematics Heritages

Activity Badges with Belt Loop or Pin Requirements Belt Loop/Pin Geologist Naturalist Scholar Scientist Showman Sportsman 2 Individual sports belt loops and 2 team sports belt loops Traveler Geology Wildlife Conservation Languages & Culture Chess Math Astronomy Weather Music Map & Compass Geography

Badge Specific Resources Aquanaut Attend a camp with an aquatics program Resident camp at Cutter Camp Ta-Ki-Ma day camp in Palo Alto Hire a swim instructor/life guard for an aquatic den meeting Shoreline Park in Mt. View for canoe, kayak, paddle boat and sail boat rentals http://www.shorelinelake.com/aquatic/aquatic.htm

Badge Specific Resources Artist What are they doing at school? Contact local artists/art teachers Be aware of what hobbies, classes or camps your scouts attend When asked to create a collage or poster use magazine pictures or photographs

Badge Specific Resources Athlete Use a worksheet to record and track progress Plan a “Go see it” to a local gym. Have a professional trainer speak to your den. Invite a professional (track) coach to lead a den meeting Be sure that the scouts are doing the warm-ups and exercises correctly to avoid injury Remember to reference the requirements for the Physical Fitness pin

Badge Specific Resources Citizen Divide into citizenship and flag etiquette Must earn the citizenship belt loop Chore chart available online and in Meeting Resource Guide Use magazine photos to help facilitate completing poster requirement Plan to use Scouting for Food to fulfill service project requirement Create flash cards of important leaders and history/evolution of the US flag Emphasis on knowing difference between a duty and a right Plan a flag ceremony Can use fire circle at Palo Alto service center. There is a flag pole and fire pit. Soon, council will provide flag retirement kits.

Badge Specific Resources Communicator What are they doing at school/home? Start to learn more about various computer programs such as Word or Powerpoint Establish e-mail address Begin to use Internet for research. Learn to use search engines. Facilitates earning Computers belt loop Fourth and fifth grades start to give class presentations lasting 3-5 minutes Also start to learn and do more writing in various formats such as newspaper articles Play Charades at a den meeting to introduce the concept of communicating through body language

Badge Specific Resources Craftsman Make a toolbox to store the tools you will need for this activity badge Tools can be purchased at the Dollar store Fulfills Handyman requirement #17 too DIY or… Home Depot: FREE Kids’ Workshops first Saturday of each month between 9 am and 12 pm http://www.homeimproverclub.com/kidsworkshops.aspx Lowe’s: Build and Grow clinics Saturdays at 10am http://www.lowesbuildandgrow.com/ Michaels Camp: Annual day camp program includes meeting requirements 1, 2 partially (one wood project), 3 (photo frame) and 4 partially (at least 2 useful objects per summer)

Badge Specific Resources Engineer Lots of good models and kits available Electrical circuits Bridges Block and Tackle Catapult Can focus on Mathematics belt loop but can’t “double dip”

Badge Specific Resources Fitness Have a D.A.R.E. presentation http://www.dare.com/home/default.asp Many local police departments have D.A.R.E. trained officers Take a Stand Against Drugs booklet is available at service center Piggyback on Red Ribbon Week Get parents involved

Badge Specific Resources Forester San Mateo County Parks www.SMCoParks.org : Look up volunteer activities that sometimes include tree seedling plantings For help in plant and tree identification: http://www.parksupport.org/index.php/the-park/nature-and-science Mid-peninsula Regional Open Space District outdoor service project link: http://www.openspace.org/volunteer/outdoor_service_projects.asp Friends of… Possibility to earn Cub Scout Conservation Good Turn and/or World Conservation Award Earning the Forester Badge is a requirement for the World Conservation Award

Badge Specific Resources Geologist Santa Clara Gem and Mineral Society http://www.scvgms.org/ Annual show allows scout to earn belt loop, pin and activity badge. Advance registration required. (April 20-22, 2012, Santa Clara County Fair Grounds) Opportunities to hike at geological sites Los Trancos Earthquake Hike http://www.openspace.org/preserves/pr_los_trancos.asp Point Reyes Earthquake Trail

Badge Specific Resources Naturalist Sequoia Audubon Society http://www.sequoia-audubon.org/ Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge Webelos Naturalist Badge Program http://www.fws.gov/desfbay/Tideline/Descriptions/Webelos_Alviso.htm Friends of Bedwell Bayfront Park, Menlo Park Monthly birding opportunities http://friendsofbayfrontpark.org/calendar.htm Earning the Naturalist Badge is a requirement for the World Conservation Award

Badge Specific Resources Outdoorsman Camping Resources: Attend Webelos Resident Camp Can have den camp out at Council scout reserves (Cutter or Boulder Creek) Trail Center - http://www.trailcenter.org/guides/camping/camping-04a.htm Hiking Resources: Take A Hike San Mateo County Parks www.SMCoParks.org/TakeaHike Recommended Hike: Wunderlich Park Salamander Flat Loop Use the information found here http://www.parksupport.org/index.php/the-park/nature-and-science to complete some Forester requirements too Mid-peninsula Regional Open Space District http://www.openspace.org/ Recommended Hike: Los Trancos Earthquake Hike http://www.openspace.org/preserves/pr_los_trancos.asp Can also use opportunity to fulfill Geologist requirements 6 and 8 Earning the Outdoorsman Badge is a requirement for the World Conservation Award

Badge Specific Resources Readyman Sign up for American Red Cross Youth Courses. Office located in Palo Alto. http://www.siliconvalley-redcross.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=83&Itemid=170 Basic Aid Training First Aid Basics and Disaster Preparedness Will often be covered at camp (At least some requirements) Boy Scout Troops will often have first aid demonstration or Readyman events Invite medical professional to den meeting (Doctor, Nurse or EMT) Earn Emergency Preparedness pin too

Badge Specific Resources Scientist Model Engine Powered Rockets Free for scouts, monthly launch (weather permitting) at Moffet Field in Mt. View hosted by LUNAR http://lunar.org/ Water Rockets Many designs available online using recycled materials including launcher or order online at www.pitsco.com National Weather Service www.weather.gov/sanfrancisco Astronomy: Many local planetariums have weekly programs. Some have free evenings. Chabot Observatory www.chabotspace.org College of San Mateo http://collegeofsanmateo.edu/astronomy/planetarium.asp Foothill College Observatory www.foothill.edu/ast/index.htm Fujitsu Planetarium www.deanza.edu/planetarium

Useful Websites US Scouting Service Project http://www.usscouts.org/advance/cubscout/webbadges.asp Boy Scout Trail http://www.boyscouttrail.com/webelos/webelos_activity_badge_requirements.asp Merit Badge.org http://meritbadge.org/wiki/index.php/Webelos_Activity_Badge_Worksheets