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Look below to see how you can earn this great badge.Beavers should complete 1 activity from each column and 1 more
Cubs should complete 2 activities from each column Scouts (and YLs) should complete 2 activities from each column and 2 more. |
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Set up camp in your garden, or a room in your house, and sleep there for a night (at least 2 nights for Scouts.
Lay a tracking trail around your home / garden for your family to follow (you could hide some treasure for them to find - like chocolate!)
Learn to tie 6 knots.
Go stargazing in your garden. Learn to identify 5 constellations.
Build a mini-pioneering project: a catapult, bridge, tower or gateway.
Build a mini raft for your teddy, so they can go in the bath.
Learn the Promise and Law off by heart.
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Learn how to wash, dry and iron your uniform.
Prepare and serve a meal for your family, and wash up afterwards.
Learn how to change the tyre on a bike or car.
Learn a new skill.
Make pancakes.
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Work with others to plan a Tuesday meeting (it can be online or "real")
Telephone or Facetime someone you know who is on their own and would like some company.
Play a boardgame with your family.
Write a prayer or thought for the day about either:
- caring for others - when life is hard - worry, anxiety or stress - being thankful for others' actions - caring for the environment - making each day special |
Make a model of a Scout campsite, using craft or recycled materials.
Design a poster, promoting Scouts.
Create a webpage about the history of Scouting.
Design a new uniform for Beavers, Cubs, Scouts or Explorers.
Make a kite.
Design and make a Scout-themed board game.
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Thank you very much to the Forest of Dean Scouts District who have designed this challenge (which we have just tweaked very slightly).
Remember: if you don't tell me what you've done, I can't award you the badge.
Remember: if you don't tell me what you've done, I can't award you the badge.
