 Citizenship
Remember the belt loops are for the scout doing their best to learn about the sport or
academic activity, and by putting the new techniques to practice with fellow scouts, in
their community, or working with an adult.
Belt Loop
Complete these three requirements:
- Develop a list of jobs you can do around the home. Chart your progress for
one week.
- Make a poster showing things that you can do be a good citizen.
- Participate in a family, den, or school service project.
Academics Pin
Earn the Citizenship belt loop, and complete five of the following
requirements:
- Interview someone who has become a naturalized citizen. Give a report of
your interview to your den or family.
- Write a letter to your newspaper about an issue that concerns you.
- Create a collage about America.
- Conduct a home safety or energy audit and inspect your home. Talk with
your parent or adult partner about correcting any problems you find.
- Visit your local site of government. Interview someone who is involved
with the governmental process.
- Visit a court room and talk with someone who works there.
- Go to the polls with your parents when they vote. Talk to them about their
choices.
- Take part in a parade with your den or pack.
- List ways you can recycle various materials and conserve and protect the
environment.
- Attend a community event or visit a landmark in your community.
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