Check-in at 8:30
Approximate end time: 4:00pm
Classes are limited to 10 scouts per session. Refer to general instructions below to be prepared for your workshops! Please note this calendar is subject to change.
General Instructions:
- Each Scout must bring:
- Blue card signed by their Unit Leader for each Merit Badge
- Appropriate Merit Badge Pamphlet
- Pen, paper, and all other material required for the specific Merit Badge.
- Scouts must bring appropriate proof of completion of all prerequisites and be prepared to discuss, report, and demonstrate on all prerequisites.
Environmental Science Prerequisites:
"Scouts will need the MB booklet. For the definitions, I have attached a crossword puzzle that makes that less painful: Crossword
The endangered species report 3e1 or 3e2 is also best done as pre-work. I will suggest scouts do their report on the Limestone Salamander, an interesting local species that seems to represent traits common to threatened and endangered species. Any T&E species can be selected, but it’s best if everyone does at least some reading about one species that we can discuss as a group.
Are there an invasive species in camp we can do a bit of work on? We can talk about the ground squirrels, but best if we can go pull some invasive plants out. Where I live in Sonoma County, French Broom is the invasive species du jour."
Environmental Science Merit Badge Pamphlet
Hiking Prerequisites:
Hiking Merit Badge Pamphlet
Personal Fitness Prerequisites:
Personal Fitness Merit Badge Pamphlet
Astronomy Prerequisites: SHOW UP FRIDAY NIGHT FOR BADGE
Astronomy Merit Badge Pamphlet
- Each Scout must complete all prerequisites before class. All written work including worksheets and drawings must be brought to class. To be unprepared is not fair to those who have prepared and to the Counselors reviewing the subjects. Remember, Merit Badges are EARNED, not given out!
- Lunch will be provided for Scouts taking Merit Badge, $5 for all others.
Environmental Science, Hiking, Personal Fitness, Astronomy
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