Category: Scouts BSA

The “Introduction” section of the Spectator Sports troop program feature for Scouts BSA provides an overview of the program and its objectives. This program aims to help Scouts understand and appreciate various spectator sports while enhancing their knowledge of sports rules, history, and the importance of sportsmanship.

The Music troop program feature for Scouts BSA is a month-long program designed to help scouts appreciate, understand, and participate in various aspects of music. Through a series of meetings and activities, scouts will have the opportunity to explore different genres, instruments, and the role of music in cultures around the world.

Merit badges in Scouting have no age restrictions, allowing any registered Scout, Venturer, or Sea Scout to pursue them based on their interests and readiness. While unit leaders can provide guidance, the decision to work on a badge is ultimately up to the Scout. Parents and leaders are encouraged to have open discussions about maturity…

The Snowboarding and Skiing troop program feature for Scouts BSA is an exciting opportunity for scouts to learn about and experience the joys of snowboarding and skiing. This program is tailored to foster teamwork, resilience, and outdoor skills, while also emphasizing safety, technique, and the appreciation of winter sports.

The American Heritage merit badge helps Scouts learn about U.S. history and culture. Scouts read important documents, research historical figures, and visit historical sites. They explore family history and listen to music from different eras. This badge also introduces careers in history-related fields. Scouts develop research and critical thinking skills through various activities. By earning…