Badge Work helps you keep your Cub Book up to date by summarizing the activities we worked on during the year.
To help you remember, this year we're working on the Black and Purple stars. As well, our Pack Specialty Badge this year revolves around Geocaching. For more information about geocaching, visit http://www.geocaching.com/guide/default.aspx
Badge FAQ
1. Which badges can I work on?
You can work on any badge you like -- they don't have to be the ones from the Stars we're working on that year.
2. When I'm finished the requirements for a badge, how do I get one?
You can sign up in the "badge testing book" on the leader table at the beginning of every meeting, and a leader will meet with you to test that you've completed all of the requirements. You'll be presented with your badge at the meeting. (We do try to get through everybody who signs up, but that's not possible every night. Don't worry though -- we'll get to your badge test as soon as we can!)
3. How do I know what I need to do to earn a badge?
All of the badge requirements are in your Cub book, or at the link below.
| Don't forget to review badge requirements carefully! A requirement listed here is one we worked on during a pack activity, but may require more work on your own to complete. |
Badge Information!
- A new badge from Scouts Canada - the World Scout Environmental Award. Click here to review the requirements and print them out, if they're not in your Cub Book!
- The Wolf Cub Geocaching specialty badge requirements can be reviewed here. You can print these requirements and place them in your Cub Book!
- Information about where to place badges on a uniform can be found here
- Badge requirements can be viewed on the Scouts Canada website