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Wolf ElectivesElect. #2 – If you do a skit based on honesty, and do any of the elective requirements, mark them off. Elect. #4 - If you play any of the games listed, be sure you are honest in how you play – be a good sport and don’t try to cheat in order to win. Elect. #11b – Learn and sing the National Anthem – share the story of how Francis Scott Key was in the right place to witness the events because he was considered an honest man of integrity Elect. #12a – Draw a free-hand sketch; you might make a picture that can be used in the “Honesty is the Best Policy” opening, or as part of a display about a person who is honest. Elect. #14a – Remember to be honest in caring for a pet; don’t forget to provide water, food, exercise and good care for your pet – it’s a way of showing you are honest in your dealings. Elect. #20 – Remember to be honest about how you play any sport, and in learning and following the rules. Elect. #21b – Use a computer program to write a report about honest, or an honest person. You could also use a program to make signs for a display about an honest person. Elect. #23 – If you go camping, practice some of the skills that the first boys at Brownsea also used. Directory: usscouts usscouts -> Dr. Albert Einstein Venturer Supernova Award Workbook usscouts -> Story telling usscouts -> Merit Badge Workbook This workbook can help you but you still need to read the merit badge pamphlet. The work space provided for each requirement should be used by the Scout to make notes for discussing the item with his counselor usscouts -> Meditations for the Scout Trail Compiled November, 1997 by Jery Stedinger and Neil Rotach Introduction usscouts -> Core values Download 5.45 Mb. Share with your friends:
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