Current Rank
Tenderfoot
2 ranks earned
Merit Badges
14
3 Eagle-required
Camping Nights
16
across 12 activities
Service Hours
12
6 projects
Hiking Miles
0
recorded
Leadership
0
terms
Rank Progression
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Scout
Earned
✓
Tenderfoot
Earned
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Second Class
In progress
First Class
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Star
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Life
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Lucy L.Sep 11, 2026
Scout
Oct 6, ’22MS1aOath Law Motto Slogan
Oct 6, ’22MS1bScout Spirit
Oct 6, ’22MS1cSign Salute Handshake
Oct 6, ’22MS1dFirst Class Badge
Oct 6, ’22MS1eOutdoor Code
Oct 6, ’22MS1fPledge of Allegiance
Sep 14, ’22PB2aExplain Troop Leadership
Sep 15, ’22PB2bFour Steps of Advancement
Sep 15, ’22PB2cExplain Ranks
Sep 15, ’22PB2dExplain Merit Badges
Sep 15, ’22PB3aExplain Patrols
Sep 15, ’22PB3bExplain Patrol Spirit
Sep 15, ’22PB4aSquare Knot, Two Half Hitches, Taut Line
Mar 3, ’24MS4bCare of Rope
Sep 15, ’22PB5Pocket Knife Safety
Sep 15, ’22PB6Cyber Chip and Abuse Protection
Sep 15, ’22PB7Scoutmaster Conference
Tenderfoot
Sep 15, ’22PB1aPack for Overnight Campout
Sep 15, ’22PB1bCamp in tent you pitch
Sep 15, ’22PB1cPractice Outdoor Code
Sep 15, ’22PB2aPrepare campout meal
Sep 15, ’22PB2bCleanup campout meal safely
Sep 15, ’22PB2cEating as a patrol
Sep 15, ’22PB3aSquare Knot use
Sep 15, ’22PB3bTwo Half hitch use
Sep 15, ’22PB3cTaut Line hitch use
Dec 4, ’22NV3dSharpen & care of knife ax saw
Feb 19, ’23PB4aFirst Aid for Tenderfoot8/8
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Simple Cuts
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Blisters hand/foot
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Burns/Scalds
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Bites/Stings/Ticks
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Snakebite
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Nosebleed
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Frostbite/Sunburn
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Choking
Nov 20, ’22JP4bPoisonous / Hazardous Plants
Feb 19, ’23PB4cSafety on campouts
Jun 9, ’24PB4dMake a First Aid Kit
Sep 15, ’22PB5aBuddy System (Use on outing)
Jul 25, ’23Camp5bGetting Lost
Jul 25, ’23Camp5cRules of Safe Hiking
Aug 14, ’26PB5dHike on durable surfaces
Jan 20, ’22PB6aFitness (60 Seconds each)4/4
Jan 20, ’22PBPushups
Jan 20, ’22PBCrunches
Jan 20, ’22PBPlanks
Jan 20, ’22PB1/4 Mile
Jan 20, ’22PB6bFitness Plan 30 Days
Apr 2, ’23PB6cFitness Retest (60 Seconds each)4/4
Apr 2, ’23PBPushups
Apr 2, ’23PBCrunches
Apr 2, ’23PBPlanks
Apr 2, ’23PB1/4 Mile
Nov 20, ’22PB7aFlag - display, raise, lower, fold
Oct 20, ’22JP7b1 hour Service Project
Jul 7, ’24MS8Use Edge to teach Square Knot
Jul 7, ’24MS9Demonstrate Scout Spirit & Law
Jul 7, ’24MS10Scoutmaster Conference
Jul 7, ’24MSBoR
Second Class
Nov 16, ’25LMP1a5 Troop activities (3 campouts)
Jan 20, ’25PB1bExplain Leave No Trace
Oct 12, ’24PB1cSelect a patrol site/pitch a tent
Aug 24, ’25JP2aExplain when use fire for cooking
Sep 10, ’23PB2bPrepare tinder, kindling, & fuel
Sep 10, ’23PB2cMake fire
Aug 27, ’23PB2dBackpack stove & propane use
Sep 15, ’25MS2ePlan & cook campout hot breakfast
Jul 25, ’23Camp2fTie - Sheet Bend, explain use
Jul 25, ’23Camp2gTie - Bowline, explain use
Sep 29, ’24PB3aCompass / Orient & Read Map
May 17, ’26MS3b5 Mile Compass / 10 Mile Bike
Jan 5, ’25LMP3cHike Hazards discussion
Nov 16, ’25PB3dFinding Directions Day/Night
Jul 25, ’23Camp4Tracks. Sign 10 wild animals
Jul 25, ’23Camp5aSafe Swim precautions
Jul 25, ’23Camp5bPass Beginner Swim Test
Jul 25, ’23Camp5cDemonstrate Water Rescue
Jul 25, ’24Camp5dDangers of Swimmer Rescue
Jul 25, ’23Camp6aFirst Aid Second Class7/7
Jul 25, ’23CampFirst Aid - Object in eye
Jul 25, ’23CampFirst Aid - Animal Bite
Jul 25, ’23CampFirst Aid - Puncture Wounds
Jul 25, ’23CampFirst Aid - Serious burns
Jul 25, ’23CampFirst Aid - Heat Exhaust / Stroke
Jul 25, ’23CampFirst Aid - Shock
Jul 25, ’23CampDehydrate, Heat St, Hypo, Hyper
Jul 25, ’23Camp6bBreathing, stroke, poison, bleed
Jul 25, ’23Camp6cReduce Injuries on Campouts
Mar 10, ’246dEmergency home, wilderness
Mar 10, ’246eEmergency car accident
Jun 28, ’24PB7aFitness
Jun 28, ’24PB7bFitness Challenges
Mar 16, ’25JK7cDrugs, Alcohol, Tobacco Talk
Jul 27, ’23PB8aFlag ceremony
Jul 27, ’23PB8bFlag fold / respect
8cBudget, plan to earn an item
8dShop for the item
8e2 more hours service project(s)
Nov 16, ’25NB9aExplain 3 R's of personal safety
Sep 12, ’24PB9bBullying/Appropriate responses
10Scout Spirit
11SM Conference / Scout Law
BoR
First Class
Jul 5, ’26PB1a10 total activities / (6 campouts)
Oct 15, ’24PB1bExplain “Tread Lightly”
2aMeal plan & cook campout BLD
2bFrom 2a - Budget & Buy for 10
2cPots, pans, utensils needed 2a
2dSafe food handling
2eCook BLD & supervise stove/fire
Jul 25, ’23Camp3aDiscuss lashings
Jul 25, ’23Camp3bTie Timber hitch & Clove hitch
Jun 25, ’23PB3cDemo Three Lashings3/3
Jun 25, ’23PBLashings - Square
Jun 25, ’23PBLashings - Diagonal
Jun 25, ’23PBLashings - Shear
Jan 15, ’25SM3dMake a camp gadget
Feb 14, ’26KP4a1 Mile Orienteering Course
Feb 14, ’26KP4bUse GPS to Geocache
5aIdentify 10 native plants
Jul 25, ’23Camp5bWeather forecast
Jul 25, ’23Camp5cBad weather - 3 signs
Jul 25, ’23Camp5dExtreme Weather risks
Jul 25, ’23Camp6aComplete BSA Swim Test
Jul 25, ’23Camp6bPrecautions for safe trip afloat
6cParts canoe, kayak, boat, paddle
6dProper position in a watercraft
6eShow aquatic line rescue 30'
7aFirst Aid - First Class3/4
Jun 1, ’25PBFirst Aid bandages sprained ankle
Jun 1, ’25PBFirst Aid - Bandages head injury
Jun 1, ’25PBFirst Aid - Bandages upper arm
First Aid - Bandages collarbone
7bTransport Injured
7cHeart attack signs / CPR
7dUtility services, hazards at home
7eEmergency plan for home
Aug 24, ’25JP7fHow to obtain potable water
8aFitness (30 Days)
8bFitness Goals
Mar 22, ’26PB9aDiscuss rights & duties with official
9bInvestigate environmental Issue
9cTrack waste / make reduce plan
9d3 more hours of service project(s)
10Tell a friend about scouts
11Scout Spirit
12SM Conference / Scout Law
BoR
Star
1Active Four Months as 1st Class
2Scout Spirit
3Six Merit Badges (4 Eagle-required)
4Six Hours of Service
5Position of Responsibility
6Cyber Chip for Grade
7Scoutmaster's Conference
BoR
Eagle Merit Badges3/4
Jul 28, ’24CampSwimming
Jul 28, ’24CampEnvironmental Science
Jul 28, ’24CampLifesaving
Other Merit Badges2/2
Feb 28, ’23PBGame Design
May 13, ’23PBAviation
Life
1Active Six Months as Star
2Scout Spirit
3Five More Merit Badges (3 Eagle-required)
4Six More Hours of Service
5Position of Responsibility
6Troop Instructor
7Scoutmaster's Conference
BoR
Eagle Merit Badges0/3
Other Merit Badges2/2
Jul 25, ’23CampArt
Jul 25, ’23CampTextile
Eagle
1Active Six Months as Life
2Scout Spirit
3Seven More Merit Badges (3 Eagle-required, 21 total)
4Position of Responsibility
5Eagle Service Project
6Scoutmaster's Conference
BoR
Eagle Merit Badges0/6
Other Merit Badges7/4
Jul 25, ’23CampCanoeing
Apr 6, ’24TurnerClimbing
Jul 28, ’24CampMammal Study
Jul 26, ’25CampRifle Shooting
Jul 26, ’25CampMotorboating
Jul 26, ’25CampSearch and Rescue
Jul 26, ’25CampWood Carving
Lucy L.Sep 11, 2026
Scout
Oct 6, ’22MS1aOath Law Motto Slogan
Oct 6, ’22MS1bScout Spirit
Oct 6, ’22MS1cSign Salute Handshake
Oct 6, ’22MS1dFirst Class Badge
Oct 6, ’22MS1eOutdoor Code
Oct 6, ’22MS1fPledge of Allegiance
Sep 14, ’22PB2aExplain Troop Leadership
Sep 15, ’22PB2bFour Steps of Advancement
Sep 15, ’22PB2cExplain Ranks
Sep 15, ’22PB2dExplain Merit Badges
Sep 15, ’22PB3aExplain Patrols
Sep 15, ’22PB3bExplain Patrol Spirit
Sep 15, ’22PB4aSquare Knot, Two Half Hitches, Taut Line
Mar 3, ’24MS4bCare of Rope
Sep 15, ’22PB5Pocket Knife Safety
Sep 15, ’22PB6Cyber Chip and Abuse Protection
Sep 15, ’22PB7Scoutmaster Conference
Tenderfoot
Sep 15, ’22PB1aPack for Overnight Campout
Sep 15, ’22PB1bCamp in tent you pitch
Sep 15, ’22PB1cPractice Outdoor Code
Sep 15, ’22PB2aPrepare campout meal
Sep 15, ’22PB2bCleanup campout meal safely
Sep 15, ’22PB2cEating as a patrol
Sep 15, ’22PB3aSquare Knot use
Sep 15, ’22PB3bTwo Half hitch use
Sep 15, ’22PB3cTaut Line hitch use
Dec 4, ’22NV3dSharpen & care of knife ax saw
Feb 19, ’23PB4aFirst Aid for Tenderfoot8/8
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Simple Cuts
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Blisters hand/foot
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Burns/Scalds
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Bites/Stings/Ticks
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Snakebite
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Nosebleed
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Frostbite/Sunburn
Feb 19, ’23PBFirst Aid - Choking
Nov 20, ’22JP4bPoisonous / Hazardous Plants
Feb 19, ’23PB4cSafety on campouts
Jun 9, ’24PB4dMake a First Aid Kit
Sep 15, ’22PB5aBuddy System (Use on outing)
Jul 25, ’23Camp5bGetting Lost
Jul 25, ’23Camp5cRules of Safe Hiking
Aug 14, ’26PB5dHike on durable surfaces
Jan 20, ’22PB6aFitness (60 Seconds each)4/4
Jan 20, ’22PBPushups
Jan 20, ’22PBCrunches
Jan 20, ’22PBPlanks
Jan 20, ’22PB1/4 Mile
Jan 20, ’22PB6bFitness Plan 30 Days
Apr 2, ’23PB6cFitness Retest (60 Seconds each)4/4
Apr 2, ’23PBPushups
Apr 2, ’23PBCrunches
Apr 2, ’23PBPlanks
Apr 2, ’23PB1/4 Mile
Nov 20, ’22PB7aFlag - display, raise, lower, fold
Oct 20, ’22JP7b1 hour Service Project
Jul 7, ’24MS8Use Edge to teach Square Knot
Jul 7, ’24MS9Demonstrate Scout Spirit & Law
Jul 7, ’24MS10Scoutmaster Conference
Jul 7, ’24MSBoR
Second Class
Nov 16, ’25LMP1a5 Troop activities (3 campouts)
Jan 20, ’25PB1bExplain Leave No Trace
Oct 12, ’24PB1cSelect a patrol site/pitch a tent
Aug 24, ’25JP2aExplain when use fire for cooking
Sep 10, ’23PB2bPrepare tinder, kindling, & fuel
Sep 10, ’23PB2cMake fire
Aug 27, ’23PB2dBackpack stove & propane use
Sep 15, ’25MS2ePlan & cook campout hot breakfast
Jul 25, ’23Camp2fTie - Sheet Bend, explain use
Jul 25, ’23Camp2gTie - Bowline, explain use
Sep 29, ’24PB3aCompass / Orient & Read Map
May 17, ’26MS3b5 Mile Compass / 10 Mile Bike
Jan 5, ’25LMP3cHike Hazards discussion
Nov 16, ’25PB3dFinding Directions Day/Night
Jul 25, ’23Camp4Tracks. Sign 10 wild animals
Jul 25, ’23Camp5aSafe Swim precautions
Jul 25, ’23Camp5bPass Beginner Swim Test
Jul 25, ’23Camp5cDemonstrate Water Rescue
Jul 25, ’24Camp5dDangers of Swimmer Rescue
Jul 25, ’23Camp6aFirst Aid Second Class7/7
Jul 25, ’23CampFirst Aid - Object in eye
Jul 25, ’23CampFirst Aid - Animal Bite
Jul 25, ’23CampFirst Aid - Puncture Wounds
Jul 25, ’23CampFirst Aid - Serious burns
Jul 25, ’23CampFirst Aid - Heat Exhaust / Stroke
Jul 25, ’23CampFirst Aid - Shock
Jul 25, ’23CampDehydrate, Heat St, Hypo, Hyper
Jul 25, ’23Camp6bBreathing, stroke, poison, bleed
Jul 25, ’23Camp6cReduce Injuries on Campouts
Mar 10, ’246dEmergency home, wilderness
Mar 10, ’246eEmergency car accident
Jun 28, ’24PB7aFitness
Jun 28, ’24PB7bFitness Challenges
Mar 16, ’25JK7cDrugs, Alcohol, Tobacco Talk
Jul 27, ’23PB8aFlag ceremony
Jul 27, ’23PB8bFlag fold / respect
8cBudget, plan to earn an item
8dShop for the item
8e2 more hours service project(s)
Nov 16, ’25NB9aExplain 3 R's of personal safety
Sep 12, ’24PB9bBullying/Appropriate responses
10Scout Spirit
11SM Conference / Scout Law
BoR
Nights of Camping
16
Leadership
No leadership positions yet.
First Class
Jul 5, ’26PB1a10 total activities / (6 campouts)
Oct 15, ’24PB1bExplain “Tread Lightly”
2aMeal plan & cook campout BLD
2bFrom 2a - Budget & Buy for 10
2cPots, pans, utensils needed 2a
2dSafe food handling
2eCook BLD & supervise stove/fire
Jul 25, ’23Camp3aDiscuss lashings
Jul 25, ’23Camp3bTie Timber hitch & Clove hitch
Jun 25, ’23PB3cDemo Three Lashings3/3
Jun 25, ’23PBLashings - Square
Jun 25, ’23PBLashings - Diagonal
Jun 25, ’23PBLashings - Shear
Jan 15, ’25SM3dMake a camp gadget
Feb 14, ’26KP4a1 Mile Orienteering Course
Feb 14, ’26KP4bUse GPS to Geocache
5aIdentify 10 native plants
Jul 25, ’23Camp5bWeather forecast
Jul 25, ’23Camp5cBad weather - 3 signs
Jul 25, ’23Camp5dExtreme Weather risks
Jul 25, ’23Camp6aComplete BSA Swim Test
Jul 25, ’23Camp6bPrecautions for safe trip afloat
6cParts canoe, kayak, boat, paddle
6dProper position in a watercraft
6eShow aquatic line rescue 30'
7aFirst Aid - First Class3/4
Jun 1, ’25PBFirst Aid bandages sprained ankle
Jun 1, ’25PBFirst Aid - Bandages head injury
Jun 1, ’25PBFirst Aid - Bandages upper arm
First Aid - Bandages collarbone
7bTransport Injured
7cHeart attack signs / CPR
7dUtility services, hazards at home
7eEmergency plan for home
Aug 24, ’25JP7fHow to obtain potable water
8aFitness (30 Days)
8bFitness Goals
Mar 22, ’26PB9aDiscuss rights & duties with official
9bInvestigate environmental Issue
9cTrack waste / make reduce plan
9d3 more hours of service project(s)
10Tell a friend about scouts
11Scout Spirit
12SM Conference / Scout Law
BoR
Service Projects
6 projects · 12 total hours
Apr 25, ’26Pinewood Derby April '28 (4 hrs)2 hrs
Oct 17, ’25Pumpkin Pavilion Oct '25 (Fri)2 hrs
Apr 27, ’25OLT Cleanup April '252 hrs
May 2, ’24OLT Cleanup May '242 hrs
Oct 20, ’23Pumpkin Pavilion Oct '232 hrs
May 5, ’23OLT Cleanup May '232 hrs
Star
1Active Four Months as 1st Class
2Scout Spirit
3Six Merit Badges (4 Eagle-required)
4Six Hours of Service
5Position of Responsibility
6Cyber Chip for Grade
7Scoutmaster's Conference
BoR
Eagle Merit Badges3/4
Jul 28, ’24CampSwimming
Jul 28, ’24CampEnvironmental Science
Jul 28, ’24CampLifesaving
Other Merit Badges2/2
Feb 28, ’23PBGame Design
May 13, ’23PBAviation
Life
1Active Six Months as Star
2Scout Spirit
3Five More Merit Badges (3 Eagle-required)
4Six More Hours of Service
5Position of Responsibility
6Troop Instructor
7Scoutmaster's Conference
BoR
Eagle Merit Badges0/3
Other Merit Badges2/2
Jul 25, ’23CampArt
Jul 25, ’23CampTextile
Eagle
1Active Six Months as Life
2Scout Spirit
3Seven More Merit Badges (3 Eagle-required, 21 total)
4Position of Responsibility
5Eagle Service Project
6Scoutmaster's Conference
BoR
Eagle Merit Badges0/6
Other Merit Badges7/4
Jul 25, ’23CampCanoeing
Apr 6, ’24TurnerClimbing
Jul 28, ’24CampMammal Study
Jul 26, ’25CampRifle Shooting
Jul 26, ’25CampMotorboating
Jul 26, ’25CampSearch and Rescue
Jul 26, ’25CampWood Carving
Merit Badges
14 total · 3 Eagle-required · sorted oldest → newest
Eagle-Required (★)
Jul 28, ’24CampSwimming
Jul 28, ’24CampEnvironmental Science
Jul 28, ’24CampLifesaving
Other Merit Badges
Feb 28, ’23PBGame Design
May 13, ’23PBAviation
Jul 25, ’23CampArt
Jul 25, ’23CampTextile
Jul 25, ’23CampCanoeing
Apr 6, ’24TurnerClimbing
Jul 28, ’24CampMammal Study
Jul 26, ’25CampRifle Shooting
Jul 26, ’25CampMotorboating
Jul 26, ’25CampSearch and Rescue
Jul 26, ’25CampWood Carving
★ = Eagle-required merit badge
Activities
12 activities on record
Oct 16, ’22CampoutGovernor Dodge Oct '22 (2 nights)
Jun 10, ’23FundraiserPancake Breakfast June '23
Jul 23, ’23CampoutSummer Camp Ma-Ka July '23 (2 nights)
Jan 25, ’24CampoutWinter Camp Jan '24 (2 nights)
Apr 12, ’24FundraiserPancake Breakfast April '24
Jul 25, ’24CampoutSummer Camp Ma-Ka July '24 (2 nights)
Oct 12, ’24CampoutKohler Andrea Oct '24 (2 nights)
Jan 11, ’25CampoutWinter Camp Jan '25 (2 nights)
Feb 23, ’25Day OutingSkiing Lapham Feb '25
May 10, ’25FundraiserPancake Breakfast '25
Jul 28, ’25CampoutSummer Camp Ma-Ka July '25 (2 nights)
May 17, ’26CampoutSpring Camout Greenbush '26 (2 nights)
Merit Badges & Activities
Merit Badges
14 total · 3 Eagle-required · sorted oldest → newest
Eagle-Required (★)
Jul 28, ’24CampSwimming
Jul 28, ’24CampEnvironmental Science
Jul 28, ’24CampLifesaving
Other Merit Badges
Feb 28, ’23PBGame Design
May 13, ’23PBAviation
Jul 25, ’23CampArt
Jul 25, ’23CampTextile
Jul 25, ’23CampCanoeing
Apr 6, ’24TurnerClimbing
Jul 28, ’24CampMammal Study
Jul 26, ’25CampRifle Shooting
Jul 26, ’25CampMotorboating
Jul 26, ’25CampSearch and Rescue
Jul 26, ’25CampWood Carving
★ = Eagle-required merit badge
Activities
12 activities on record
Oct 16, ’22CampoutGovernor Dodge Oct '22 (2 nights)
Jun 10, ’23FundraiserPancake Breakfast June '23
Jul 23, ’23CampoutSummer Camp Ma-Ka July '23 (2 nights)
Jan 25, ’24CampoutWinter Camp Jan '24 (2 nights)
Apr 12, ’24FundraiserPancake Breakfast April '24
Jul 25, ’24CampoutSummer Camp Ma-Ka July '24 (2 nights)
Oct 12, ’24CampoutKohler Andrea Oct '24 (2 nights)
Jan 11, ’25CampoutWinter Camp Jan '25 (2 nights)
Feb 23, ’25Day OutingSkiing Lapham Feb '25
May 10, ’25FundraiserPancake Breakfast '25
Jul 28, ’25CampoutSummer Camp Ma-Ka July '25 (2 nights)
May 17, ’26CampoutSpring Camout Greenbush '26 (2 nights)
Leadership & Service
Leadership
0 position terms · counts toward rank requirements
No leadership positions yet.
Service Projects
6 projects · 12 total hours
Apr 25, ’26Pinewood Derby April '28 (4 hrs)2 hrs
Oct 17, ’25Pumpkin Pavilion Oct '25 (Fri)2 hrs
Apr 27, ’25OLT Cleanup April '252 hrs
May 2, ’24OLT Cleanup May '242 hrs
Oct 20, ’23Pumpkin Pavilion Oct '232 hrs
May 5, ’23OLT Cleanup May '232 hrs
Merit Badges In Progress8 badges
Woodwork10 / 15 complete
1Safety
1aExplain likely woodworking hazards and how to prevent/mitigate/respond; explain tool safety precautionsMay 15, ’26 · NV
1bShow first aid for woodworking injuries; explain eye/hearing protection and dust mask useMay 15, ’26 · NV
1cEarn the Totin' ChipMay 15, ’26 · NV
2Wood and lumber
2aDescribe how timber is grown, harvested, milled, and how lumber is cured, seasoned, graded, sizedMay 15, ’26 · NV
2bCollect and label six kinds of wood; describe qualities and best uses of eachMay 15, ’26 · NV
3Tools
3aShow proper care, use, and storage of your tools and equipmentMay 15, ’26 · NV
3bSharpen the cutting edges of two different toolsMay 15, ’26 · NV
4Build something useful with a saw, plane, hammer, brace, and bit, from lumber squared/measured to a working drawingMay 15, ’26 · NV
5Design and build your own project; track time spent and material costMay 15, ’26 · NV
6Advanced project (do TWO)Do any 2 of the following
6aBuild a project with beveled or rounded edges from your own working drawings
6bBuild a project with curved or incised cuttings from your own working drawings
6cBuild a project with miter, dowel, or mortise-and-tenon joints from your own working drawings
6dBuild a cabinet, box, or lidded item with inset hinges
6eHelp make wooden toys for underprivileged children, or an approved woodworking service project for a charity
7Talk with a cabinetmaker or finish carpenter about training, careers, work conditions, pay, and unionsMay 15, ’26 · NV
Camping ★17 / 32 complete
1Camping hazards, weather, and health and safety
1aExplain likely camping hazards and how to anticipate, prevent, mitigate, and respond to themJul 24, ’25 · Camp
1bDiscuss the importance of weather awareness and how to prepare if weather turns badJul 24, ’25 · Camp
1cShow first aid and prevention for common camp injuries/illnesses (hypothermia, frostbite, heat, dehydration, altitude sickness, insect/tick/snake bites, blisters, hyperventilation)Jul 24, ’25 · Camp
2Learn the Leave No Trace principles and Outdoor Code; write a personal/group plan to apply them on your next outingJul 24, ’25 · Camp
3Make a written overnight trek plan; show your route on a topo map using a compass, GPS receiver, or GPS app
4Patrol organization for a campout
4aMake a duty roster with assignments for an actual overnight campout
4bHelp a patrol or Webelos unit prepare for an actual campout (roster, menu, equipment, planning, camp setup)
5Clothing, footwear, and gear essentials
5aPrepare a warm- and cold-weather clothing list for overnight campouts; explain layeringJul 24, ’25 · Camp
5bDiscuss footwear choices for different weather and why the right footwear mattersJul 24, ’25 · Camp
5cExplain proper care and storage of camping equipment (clothing, footwear, bedding)Jul 24, ’25 · Camp
5dList the Scout Basic Essentials for any campout and explain why each is neededJul 24, ’25 · Camp
5ePresent yourself and your pack to your Scoutmaster for inspection before an overnight campoutJul 24, ’25 · Camp
6Tents, campsites, packs, and sleeping bags
6aDescribe four tent types and their care; pitch a tent with another ScoutJul 24, ’25 · Camp
6bDiscuss camp sanitation and why water treatment matters; demonstrate two water treatment methodsJul 24, ’25 · Camp
6cDescribe factors for choosing where to pitch a tentJul 24, ’25 · Camp
6dCompare internal- and external-frame packsJul 24, ’25 · Camp
6eDiscuss sleeping bag types, care, and keeping it dry; make a comfortable ground bedJul 24, ’25 · Camp
7Prepare for an overnight patrol campout
7aMake a checklist of personal and patrol gear needed
7bPack your gear and share of patrol equipment/food for comfort, weight, balance, and quick access
8Camp stoves and menu planning
8aExplain safety procedures for propane and liquid fuel stoves and proper fuel storageJul 24, ’25 · Camp
8bDiscuss advantages and disadvantages of different lightweight cooking stovesJul 24, ’25 · Camp
8cPrepare a camp menu with recipes and a food list; plan two breakfasts, three lunches, two suppers; discuss food protectionJul 24, ’25 · Camp
8dWhile camping, cook a breakfast, lunch, and dinner from your planned menu; at least one must be a trail meal on a lightweight stove
9Camping experience
9aCamp a total of at least 20 nights at designated Scouting activities/events
9bDo TWO: mountain hike (1,000+ ft gain), backpack/snowshoe/ski 4+ miles, bike 15+ miles, water trip 4+ hrs/5+ miles, snow camping, or a 30+ ft rappelDo any 2 of the following
9b(1)Mountain Hike
9b(2)Backpacking/Snowshoe 4+
9b(3)Bike 15+
9b(4)Water trip 4+ hrs/5+ miles
9b(5)Snow camping
9b(6)30+ ft rappel
9cPerform a conservation project approved by the landowner or land-managing agency
10Discuss what earning this badge taught you about health, safety, survival, public health, conservation, and citizenship, and how Scout spirit/Oath/Law apply to camping
Citizenship in The Community ★6 / 14 complete
1Discuss what citizenship in the community means and how to be a good citizen
2Community mapping and government
2aMap community landmarks (government, fire/police/hospital, parks, historic); record distances and travel times
2bChart your local or state government; show top offices and elected vs. appointed
3Attend a public meeting
3aAttend an in-person council, school board, court session, or approved government meetingOct 1, ’24 · JP
3bExplain why you agree with one opinion over another on an issue from the meetingOct 1, ’24 · JP
4Community issue and local government
4aFind which branch of local government is responsible for an issue important to your communityOct 1, ’24 · JP
4bInterview someone from that branch about the issue and how young people can helpOct 1, ’24 · JP
4cShare what you learned with your counselorOct 1, ’24 · JP
5Watch an approved movie about individuals positively affecting a community; discuss
6List taxpayer-funded community services and why they matter to your communityOct 1, ’24 · JP
7Charitable organizations and volunteering
7aIdentify three charitable organizations (outside Scouting) that bring your community together
7bResearch one of the organizations using a variety of resources
7cContact the organization and volunteer at least eight hours; discuss what you learned
8Develop and stage a public presentation on your community's history, cultures, features, and challenges
Citizenship in The Nation ★9 / 21 complete
1Explain what the Constitution is, what it does, its principles, and why it mattersJan 26, ’25 · JP — Worked with Jason at Troop Meeting
2List the Constitution's six purposes from the Preamble and how they affect your family and communityJan 26, ’25 · JP — Worked with Jason at Troop Meeting
3Three branches of government
3aExplain the function of each branchJan 26, ’25 · JP — Worked with Jason at Troop Meeting
3bExplain why power is divided among the branchesJan 26, ’25 · JP — Worked with Jason at Troop Meeting
3cExplain how each branch checks and balances the othersJan 26, ’25 · JP — Worked with Jason at Troop Meeting
3dExplain how citizens can be involved in each branchJan 26, ’25 · JP — Worked with Jason at Troop Meeting
4Declaration, Bill of Rights, and national motto
4aDiscuss the importance of the Declaration of IndependenceJan 26, ’25 · JP — Worked with Jason at Troop Meeting
4bDiscuss the importance of the Bill of Rights and the 14th AmendmentJan 26, ’25 · JP — Worked with Jason at Troop Meeting
4cDiscuss the importance of E Pluribus UnumJan 26, ’25 · JP — Worked with Jason at Troop Meeting
5Follow national news for five days; discuss issues and explain how one affects you, family, and community
6Study a historically important speech
6aIdentify the speech's author
6bExplain the historical context
6cExplain the difficulties the nation faced that the speech addressed
6dSummarize what the author said
6eExplain why the speech is important to the nation's history
6fChoose a meaningful sentence from the speech and explain why
7National sites and civic institutions (do TWO)Do any 2 of the following
7aVisit a National Historic Landmark or Register site and discuss what you learned
7bTour your state capitol or the U.S. Capitol and discuss its function and history
7cTour a federal facility and explain its function in the community
7dResearch a U.S. national monument and explain its importance
8Name your Congressional representatives; write to one about a national issue and show the correspondence and any response
Archery9 / 23 complete
1Archery safety and laws
1aExplain what a projectile is and why shooting devices need care and approved locationsSep 18, ’22 · JP
1bExplain the five range safety rulesSep 18, ’22 · JP
1cExplain the four whistle commands used on the rangeSep 18, ’22 · JP
1dExplain how to safely remove arrows from the target and return them to your quiverSep 18, ’22 · JP
1eTell about local and state laws for owning and using archery equipmentSep 18, ’22 · JP
2Arrows
2aName and point to the parts of an arrow
2bDescribe three or more different types of arrows
2cName the four principal materials for making arrow shafts
2dMake a complete arrow from a bare shaft OR repair arrows (3 vanes, 1 point, 1 nock)
2eExplain how to properly care for and store arrows
3Shooting accessories and terms
3aExplain use, care, and storage of tabs, arm guards, shooting gloves, and quivers
3bExplain draw length, draw weight, mechanical release, and barebow
4Rounds, disciplines, and target scoring
4aExplain the difference between an end and a roundSep 18, ’22 · JP
4bExplain the differences among field, target, and 3-D archerySep 18, ’22 · JP
4cExplain how the five-color World Archery target is scoredSep 18, ’22 · JP
4dExplain how NFAA field and indoor targets are scoredSep 18, ’22 · JP
5Shoot under certified instruction — one bow optionDo any one of the following
5aOption A—Recurve/longbow (parts, care, 11 Steps, stringing, nocking point, qualifying score)
5a-aName the parts of a bow
5a-bExplain care and storage of recurve and longbows
5a-cDemonstrate "Steps of Shooting"
5a-dDemonstrate stringing a recurve or longbow
5a-eUse bow square to locate and mark the nocking point
5a-fQualify shooting and score required points. (Options)
5bOption B—Compound bow (parts, care, 11 Steps, string service, nocking point, qualifying score)
First Aid ★26 / 84 complete
1Handling a first aid emergency
1aExplain how to assess and handle a first aid emergency, including scene safety
1bTell how to get emergency medical help from home and from a remote wilderness locationJul 28, ’24 · Camp
1cDemonstrate precautions against infection, including safe disposal of used supplies
1dDemonstrate evaluating and managing a patient's airway and breathing
1eDemonstrate a thorough examination of an accident victim
1fDiscuss why shock is an emergency
1gDefine triage and describe example triage situations
2Preparing for first aid emergencies
2aObtain a Scout Annual Health and Medical Record and discuss its importance for first aidJul 28, ’24 · Camp
2b(1)Assemble a hiking first-aid kit and demo each item; inspect a unit/home/vehicle/camp kit
2b(2)With counselor, inspect a full aid kit and discuss.
3Wounds with no external bleeding (signs, first aid, prevention)
3aClosed wounds (bruise, hematoma)
3bThermal burns or scalds (superficial, partial, and full thickness)
3cChemical burns
3dElectrical burns
3eSunburn
3fSnow blindness
3gImmersion foot, frostnip, frostbite, and ice burns
3hAbrasions such as chafing and rope burns
3iBlisters on hands, feet, buttocks, and shoulders
3jPuncture wounds from splinters, nails, and fish hooks
3kRash from poisonous plants
3lBug bites (chiggers, ticks, mosquitoes, biting gnats)
3mBee stings
3nSpider bites
3oScorpion sting
3pBite of a pet, wild mammal, or human
3qBite of a venomous snake
4Bleeding wounds (signs, first aid, prevention)
4aNosebleed
4bOpen wound with mild or moderate bleeding (scratch, scrape, shallow cut)
4cOpen wound with severe bleeding, such as a deep cut on an arm or leg
4dWhen to use (and not use) a tourniquet; demonstrate application without tightening
5Breathing emergencies (signs, first aid, prevention)
5aChoking
5bAsthmatic attack
5cAnaphylaxis from insect sting or food/product allergy
5dInhalation injuries
5eAltitude sickness
6Loss of consciousness (signs, first aid, prevention)
6aFaintingJul 28, ’24 · Camp
6bHypoglycemiaJul 28, ’24 · Camp
6cSeizureJul 28, ’24 · Camp
6dDrug overdose and alcohol poisoning
6eUnderwater hypoxic blackout
6fCold water shock and drowning
6gLightning strike and electric shock
7Heart attack and CPR
7aExplain what a heart attack isJul 28, ’24 · Camp
7bDescribe heart attack symptoms, signs, and first aidJul 28, ’24 · Camp
7cDescribe the conditions required before performing CPR
7dDemonstrate proper CPR technique on an approved training device
7eExplain the use of an AED
7fDemonstrate or simulate proper AED use
7gIdentify AED locations at public facilities; discuss why those locations
8Muscle and bone injuries
8aExplain differences among strains, tears, ruptures, sprains, dislocations, and fracturesJul 28, ’24 · Camp
8bSigns and first aid for muscle strain, muscle tear, and tendon ruptureJul 28, ’24 · Camp
8cSigns and complications of a sprain, fracture, and dislocationJul 28, ’24 · Camp
8dDemonstrate bandages: arm sling; elastic/cravat wraps for ankle sprain and wrist/handJul 28, ’24 · Camp
8eDemonstrate splinting: finger/toe, forearm/wrist, upper leg, lower leg/ankle
9Head and spine injuries
9aSigns, complications, and prevention of head, neck, and back injuries
9bSigns and first aid for a concussion
9cDemonstrate first aid for an open head wound with a triangular or other bandage
9dDemonstrate first aid for a suspected neck or back injury
10Moving a patient
10aDescribe when an injured person should and should not be movedJul 28, ’24 · Camp
10bTell how to choose the best method to move a person; demonstrate the methodsJul 28, ’24 · Camp
10cAlone and with a partner, transport a person from a smoke-filled room
10dAlone and with a partner, transport a person with a sprained ankle at least 25 yards
10eWith helpers, improvise a stretcher and move an unconscious person at least 25 yards
11Heat- and cold-related conditions (signs, first aid, prevention)
11aDehydration and over-hydrationJul 28, ’24 · Camp
11bHeat cramps and muscle pain after exertionJul 28, ’24 · Camp
11cHeat exhaustionJul 28, ’24 · Camp
11dHeat strokeJul 28, ’24 · Camp
11eChest pains associated with cold exposureJul 28, ’24 · Camp
11fHypothermia
12Mental health conditions
12aDescribe reactions to at least three stressful situationsJul 28, ’24 · Camp
12bDescribe actions to prepare for and manage stressful situationsJul 28, ’24 · Camp
12cDescribe indications someone might be a danger to themselves or othersJul 28, ’24 · Camp
12dDescribe actions to take if you suspect someone is a danger to themselves or othersJul 28, ’24 · Camp
13Miscellaneous conditions (signs, first aid, prevention)
13aObject in the eyeJul 28, ’24 · Camp
13bBroken, chipped, loosened, or knocked-out toothJul 28, ’24 · Camp
13cVomiting and diarrhea from food poisoningJul 28, ’24 · Camp
13dAbdominal pain
13eStroke
14Plan and teach a first-aid skill using the EDGE methodJul 28, ’24 · Camp
15EMS careers and community (do ONE)Do any one of the following
15aVisit an emergency medical station or training center; discuss what you learned
15bInterview an EMS professional about their work and career
15cResearch three EMS careers, one in depth (training, costs, prospects)
15dExplore using EMS skills for a hobby or healthy lifestyle
Family Life ★2 / 10 complete
1Outline what a family is; why families matter and how one member affects othersFeb 4, ’24 · BV
2List reasons you are important to your family; discuss with parent and counselorFeb 4, ’24 · BV
3List at least five regular home chores; do them for 90 days and keep a record
4Carry out an approved individual home project that benefits your family
5Plan and carry out a family participation project
5aThe objective or goal of the project
5bHow individual members of your family participated
5cThe results of the project
6Family meetings
6aDiscuss how to plan and carry out a family meeting
6bPrepare an agenda (Oath/Law, dangers, maturity, finances, crisis, tech, manners); hold meeting(s)
7Discuss what makes an effective parent/guardian and their role in the family
Cooking ★3 / 36 complete
1Health and safety
1aDiscuss hazards while cooking.
1bFirst aid for burns, scalds, cuts, choking, and allergic reactions.
1cDescribe storage, transportation, and prep of meat, fish, chicken, eggs, dairy, vegetables
1dDiscuss food allergies, intolerances, and food illnesses.
1eFood labels. Identify common allergens: peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, wheat, soy, and shellfish.
2Nutrition
2aPlan a balanced day of meals
2bExplain why to limit intake of trans fats and sugar
2cTrack your daily activity and daily calories
2dDiscuss your eating habirts
2eDiscuss terms
3Cooking basics
3aDefine common cooking methods (sauté, simmer, etc.)
3bCamp Stove vs. charcoal or wood
3cDiscuss how to manage time when cooking
3dHow do taste, texture, smell impact
4Cooking at home
4aPlan a menu of breakfast, lunch, dinner, and one snack/dessert
4bMake a shopping list within a budget
4cShare meal plan and shopping list with counselor
4dUsing five cooking methods, prepare and serve
4eTime your cooking to be ready to serve at the proper time
4fAsk for a meal evaluation. Discuss what you learned.
5Camp cooking
5aPlan a camp menu for two days - four mealsJul 25, ’25 · Camp — Cooking MB summer camp 7/25/25 (matrix import)
5bFind recipes for the four meals and adjust menu items for serving size. Create shopping list and budgetJul 25, ’25 · Camp — Cooking MB summer camp 7/25/25 (matrix import)
5cShare your menu and shopping list with your counselorJul 25, ’25 · Camp — Cooking MB summer camp 7/25/25 (matrix import)
5dCook the meals using a camp stove, backpack stove, campfire, skillet, Dutch oven, foil pack, or skewer
5ePrepare a snack and a dessert
5fAsk for a meal evaluation. Discuss what you learned.
5gLead the clean-up of equipment, utensils, and the cooking site
5hDiscuss followed the Leave No Trace Seven Principles
6Trail and backpacking cooking
6aPlan a one-day trail menu suitable for backpacking
6bCreate a shopping list
6cShare your menu and shopping list include how to repackage foods to eliminate bulk, weight, and garbage.
6dServe two meals on a hike from the menu cooking over a fire or trail stove
6eAsk for a meal evaluation. Discuss what you learned.
6fExplain how to divide to share load. How to protect from animal.
7CareersDo any one of the following
7aIdentify three career opportunities
7bIdentify cooking personal hobby or healthy lifestyle.