Resources
Annual Forms
The following 6 Annual Forms should be completed each year and submitted to Forms@troop232wb.org or bring along to a meeting.
Scouting Forms from the National Council
Scouting forms include the Youth Application and the Adult Application in both English & Spanish.
Merit Badges
Follow these steps for Merit Badges:
- 1). Choose a merit badge you are interested in from the list
- 2). Tell to the Scoutmaster or ASM which badge you want to earn. They will give you a signed Application for Merit Badge (Blue Card).
- 3). Ask your Merit Badge Co-ordinator MeritBadges@troop232wb.org, for an approved counselor or look one up from this list.
- 4). Reach out to the counselor to set up a meeting (always have an adult or another scout with you – for Safeguarding Youth and two-deep leadership).
- 5). Work on the requirements – meet with your counselor to review.
- 6). Show your work – Demonstrate to your counselor what you have learned and they will sign your Blue Card
- 7). Submit your completed Blue Card to the Merit Badge Co-Ordinator MeritBadges@troop232wb.org, by email / text or bring to a meeting.
- 8). Receive your merit badge.
Rank Advancement Requirements
Board of Review Study Guide - For Scouts
- 1) Scout Spirit Worksheet
- 2) Scout Rank – Scout Rank has no Board of Review Requirements
- 3) Tenderfoot
- 4) Second Class
- 5) First Class
- 6) Star – Life – Eagle
Camping
Knots
Knot-tying is a core Scouting skill used in camping, pioneering, and rank advancement.
Learn how to tie the knots every Scout should know:
Other Useful Stuff
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