Anonymous

Reading Merit Badge Activity Planner: Difference between revisions

From ScoutWiki, For Everyone, Everywhere involved with Scouting and Guiding...
Line 93: Line 93:
Try doing Req #5 : "Read about the world around you from any two sources: books, magazines, newspapers, the Internet (with your parent's or guardian's permission), field manuals, etc. Topics may include Scouting, sports, environmental problems, politics, social issues, current events, nature, religion, etc. Discuss what you have learned with your counselor."
Try doing Req #5 : "Read about the world around you from any two sources: books, magazines, newspapers, the Internet (with your parent's or guardian's permission), field manuals, etc. Topics may include Scouting, sports, environmental problems, politics, social issues, current events, nature, religion, etc. Discuss what you have learned with your counselor."


==E. Field Trip ==
=E. Field Trip =
Meaningful Field Trips will add much to the adventure here.  Consider including one or more of the following:
A related field trip with the MBC will be a great time to do the second half of this merit badge activity:
# '''Merit Badge Campout''': Field Trip overnight experience can get you a lot closer to the action and to see things in a different way.
# '''Facility Tour''':  A day trip to a musuem, gallery, or factory of a related Reading.
# '''Get Dirty Day''': Setup a work station in your garage, backyard, park or other location for a truely "hands-on" experience.
# '''Service Project''':  There many organizations connected with this merit badge that could use your assistance.


* Contact the destination venue. Confirm that they can assist with the Field Trip Requirements. Reserve your Event Dates. Get Scoutmaster Assistance as necessary.
Requirement #1 asks for a field trip to the school or public library :
* Patrol Historian should be ready to take pictures on this activity to report back on the next troop blog, newsletter or court of honor.
Do EACH of the following:
## Take a tour of a library. Discuss with your counselor how the library is organized and what resources and/or services are offered in the library.
## Learn how to search a library's card catalog or computerized catalog by author, title, and subject.
## In a library, search the card catalog or computerized catalog for six books of four different types, such as poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and biographies.
## With the assistance of your merit badge counselor or the librarian, see if you can locate on the shelves the six books you selected.
 
Note: Many scouts have already completed a library tour through their school.


==F. Final Meeting ==
==F. Final Meeting ==
5,655

edits

Cookies help us deliver our services. By using our services, you agree to our use of cookies.