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by Lynda J » Mon Aug 28, 2006 10:29 am
If you have boys taking American History in school this year, talk to their teacher. They will cover most of the requirements in Heritage in class.
your community is a tree. You are either a leaf that feeds it or mistletoe that suckes it dry. Be sure you are always a leaf.
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by vpalango » Mon Aug 28, 2006 10:55 am
Also, there are many potential scouting events that can cover a large portion of this MB. Our troop went to earn the Gettysburg Trail Medal last year, and several boys have now almost finished the badge.
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The best progress is made in those Troops where power and responsibility are really put into the hands of the Patrol Leaders.
-Lord Baden-Powell, Aids to Scoutmastership
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by Lynda J » Mon Aug 28, 2006 1:53 pm
I think that as adults we need to look at the badges and see where a boy can earn them. This does not mean they have to. When one on my boys starts Drivers Education I hand them a worksheet for Traffic Safety. It is up top him if he wants to earn the badge or not. But if you are already doing the requirements why not.
your community is a tree. You are either a leaf that feeds it or mistletoe that suckes it dry. Be sure you are always a leaf.
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