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When Scouts start earning merit badges, they may find that some classes have “age limits.” This can be confusing. Scouts may wonder if these age limits are a rule from the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) or part of the badge requirements. However, age limits in merit badge classes are not part of the official…

The Multisport merit badge teaches Scouts about swimming, biking, and running. Scouts learn how to train safely, prevent injuries, and improve endurance. They follow a four-week training plan and track their progress. The badge also covers nutrition, hydration, and good health habits. Scouts choose a multisport format, such as a triathlon or duathlon. They practice…

Scouts learn about the identifying characteristics of insects while working on the Insect Study merit badge. They find out which insects are hazardous and how to avoid and respond to them, with first aid if necessary. Scouts observe a number of insects. They also explore career opportunities in fields related to insects.

While working on the requirements for the Archery merit badge, Scouts learn range safety rules. They also familiarize themselves with archery equipment and discover how to maintain it. Then they demonstrate their archery skills using a recurve bow, a longbow, or a compound bow.

Eagle palms represent additional recognition for an Eagle Scout who has stayed active in his or her unit. In order to receive this recognition, he or she must also continue to earn merit badges.