In
addition to the pack work on Outdoor Skills badges, the new Cub program
includes a number of Personal Achievement badges that Cubs can choose to pursue
on their own or in small groups. In keeping with the youth-led emphasis of the
new program, Cubs can choose their own areas of interest and then select or
design, (in consultation with other Cubs and leaders), four requirements in that
area to earn the badge. (Leaders will likely play a larger role at the start of
this new process.) The personal achievement badges are deliberately designed to
be quite broad in scope, to enable Cubs to select their own interests within
these general areas. The badges are:
Earth
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Air
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Water
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Space
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Summer Fitness
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Winter Fitness
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Year-round Fitness
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Home
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Community
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Canada
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World
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Technology
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Arts
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Building
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Hobby
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Science
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More
detailed information on the various badge areas can be found at http://www.scouts.ca/canadianpath/download/pab/cs-pab-guide.pdf. We
encourage you to talk with your son/daughter over the next few weeks to
identify badge areas that he/she may be interested in pursuing. We will also be
talking about this in our lairs (small groups).
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