While doing the requirements for the Fire Safety merit badge, Scouts learn about the best ways to prevent fires in their homes and while outdoors. Scouts will also find out what to do if there is an uncontrolled fire. They visit a fire station and explore fire-safety related careers.
Printable helps for requirements:
Printable requirements for Fire Safety Merit Badge
Printable checkoff sheet for Fire Safety Merit Badge
Printable note sheet for Fire Safety Merit Badge
Printable checkoff sheet for all Scouts BSA merit badges
Learn how to be safe around planned and unplanned fires with these related ideas:
Fire drills are encouraged throughout scouting programs, from the Lions to Scouts BSA. Print out a basic plan for conducting a home fire drill.
The Science of Fire – The Fire Triangle
Knowledge of fire safety and the fire triangle is an essential outdoor skill. Scouts should understand the science of fire when camping. Newer scouts often struggle to get a fire going. Understanding the way fire works and what is required to start and sustain a fire not only helps them build fires. It also helps scouts know how to contain fires and put them out.
Safety Programs Feature for Scouts BSA
The Safety feature teaches Scouts to “Be Prepared” for hazardous situations in their homes, on the street, and while out in the woods with their troop.
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