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Grade 3-4's (Westmount School) Trip to Musquodobit - for Badge Requirements Check Off Black Star B1, B3 ; Naturalist badge 1,4,5,6,7,9,10 Observer 1,2,5,6,9,10 ; Canadian Wilderness Award 4 World Conservation Badge 1 check 2 and 3 |
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One
of the most exciting and meaningful aspects of the Cub Program is the
opportunity to earn badges. Youth will be given opportunity to earn
badges, stars and awards through the various program activity areas,
such as The Natural World, Home and Community, Canada and the World,
Creative Expression, Outdoor Activities, and Health and Fitness.
Each
year our planning team set a general theme for our program based on one
of these six activity areas mentioned above. As a group we work weekly
activities around specific badge requirements. Therefore as a group the
cubs will earn many of the badges in that activity area. Individually
Cubs can also earn badges based on activities at home, school or other
community organization. We also hold several badge testing nights
each year when we test cubs on badges they worked for on their own. Cubs
are expected to come prepared to be tested; they must have a good
knowledge of the requirements and have all supporting items with them.
We help them as much as possible, but they must try first. Badges are earned not given. Cubs must have done preparation work at home for badges and can bring in notes to help them in testing. This must be their work not the parents. Parents are encouraged to help but not do the work for them! Easy Badges for 1st Years Here are some easy first time badges for our new comers: Collectors Badge, Family Helper, Pet Care, Team Player, Athlete Badge
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BADGE WORK 