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The purpose of the merit badge is to allow you to explore and understand the subject. In order to complete the merit badge you need to do some research. Resources are:
- The merit badge pamphlet
- Your merit badge counselor
- Your school teachers
- Your school or community library
- The BSA website at Scouting.org
- MeritBadge.org
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What is the list of items needed in the Boy Scout first aid merit badge book?
There are 7 requirements for the First Aid merit badge. I personally think the related link has the best website for merit badges. You can find the requirements for the first aid merit badge there. Also, if you scroll to the bottom of that page, you can find a "Workbook" that will help you to finish any merit badges.
Is the first aid merit badge required for 1st class rank?
There are no merit badge requirements for First Class. However, there are various individual first aid skills among the Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class requirements. First aid is an Eagle-required merit badge, though. See link for more info.
What are the answers for the campingmerit badge?
The Camping Merit Badge requires scouts to complete specific requirements, including planning and participating in camping trips, demonstrating knowledge of camping skills, and understanding Leave No Trace principles. Scouts must also learn about basic outdoor safety and first aid, as well as prepare a personal camping gear list. Each scout's responses may vary based on their individual experiences and the specific requirements outlined in the current Boy Scouts of America handbook. For the most accurate and detailed answers, it's best to refer to the official merit badge pamphlet or consult with a merit badge counselor.
What Boy Scout merit badges is earned the most?
In 2007 first aid was king. There were 82,274 earned.The Most earned Merit Badge would be a toss up between the the 12 Eagle required Merit Badges.CampingCitizenship in the CommunityCitizenship in the NationCitizenship in the worldFamily LifeSwimming or Hiking or CyclingCommunicationsPersonal ManagementFirst aidEnvironmental SciencePersonal FitnessEmergency Preparedness or Lifesaving
What is the merit badge awarded by most Boy Scouts?
Fly Fishing is the least earned overall, with only 7,458 total earned. In 2007, American Business was only earned by 539 people. As for unusual or peculiar, they had some pretty weird ones that were discontinued. Including Master-At-Arms, Nut Culture, and Taxidermy.
Can you use a BSA merit badge book from the 1980s for a merit badge?
Maybe. It will depend on if the requirements have changed. Something like basket weaving or wood carving should be fine. First aid could be very different. Check the requirements and last revision date at MeritBadge.com to see if you have a current copy. You usually have 6 months from the date of a revision to complete the merit badge, otherwise you have to use the newest requirements.
a scholarship received for one's artistic abilities is an example of?
merit-based aid.
What are the Boy Scout merit badges you should do if you want to be a surgeon?
Besides First Aid, which is required for Eagle, there is a Badge in Medicine. This requires spending time with a doctor so if you think you ant to be a surgeon you could try to find a counselor that is a surgeon.
What is merit aid?
Merit aid is given due to educational achievement regardless of family income or assets. In contrast, need-based aid is given based on income or assets.
What are the answers for first aid in English second edition page 95?
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What are the answers to the Navy Basic First Aid exam on NKO?
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What were the first merit badges?
The 1910 version of The Official Handbook for Boys(original edition) had 14 "badges of merit":AmbulanceClerkCyclistElectricianFiremanGardenerHorsemanMarksmanMaster-of-ArmsMusicianPioneerSeamanSignallerStalkerThe 1911 version of The Official Handbook for Boys (first edition) was the first version to get into the hands of Boy Scouts. It had 57 merit badges:AgricultureAnglingArcheryArchitectureArtAstronomyAthleticsAutomobilingAviationBeefarmingBlacksmithingBuglingClerkCampingCarpentryChemistryCivicsConservationCookingCraftsmanshipCyclistDairyingElectricianFiremanAmbulanceFirst Aid to AnimalsForestryGardenerHandicraftHorsemanInterpretingInventionLeatherworkingLifesavingMachineryMarksmanMasonryMiningMusicianOrnithologyPaintingPathfindingPersonal HealthPhotographyPioneerPlumbingPoultry FarmingPrintingPublic HealthScholarshipSculptureSeamanSignallerStalkerSurveyingSwimmingTaxidermy
