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Citizenship in Society Class Preparation

What to Bring

Read and review ALL requirements prior to the class.
Even though a requirement may be identified as one to be done in class, Scouts are still expected to familiarize, review, and prepare for the requirement – BE PREPARED!

Active interaction/participation is expected and mandatory.

Share in your own words – avoid reading your answers.

Pay attention to the action verbs in the requirements.

Bring proof of completion, even partially completed work.

Requirement Insights

RequirementsExpectations
1

Scouts will be able to successfully complete this requirement when they have prepared ahead of time.

Research the terms specified in this requirement and be prepared to share.

2

Scouts will be able to successfully complete this requirement when they have prepared ahead of time.

Nelson Mandela will NOT be an accepted selection for this requirement, please choose someone else. Document your work.

3, 5, 9, 10, 11

Review this requirement ahead of time to help formulate how you will answer each of these requirement components.

4, 6

This/These requirement(s) will be done during the class.

7

Scouts will be able to successfully complete this requirement when they have prepared ahead of time.

Martin Luther King, Jr. will NOT be an accepted selection for this requirement, please choose someone else. Document your work.

8

Scouts will be able to successfully complete this requirement when they have prepared ahead of time.

Bring some sort of proof (a picture, a signed note, a video, etc.) or validation from your parent or guardian that you worked with one of them on this requirement.

Things to Remember to Bring

What to Bring
  1. Your BSA ID# and / or your Merit Badge Blue Card properly filled out and signed off by your Scout Leader.
  2. Notes and questions from reading the Citizenship in Society Merit Badge Pamphlet.
  3. Wear your Scout Uniform.
  4. Supporting documentation or project work pertinent to this merit badge, which may also include a Merit Badge Workbook for reference with notes.
  5. A positive Scouting focus and attitude.
Merit Badge Workbooks are a tool to aid Scouts with their work preparation. BSA discourages — but does not ban — the use of any merit badge worksheets or workbooks. Merit badge counselors must NEVER require the use of merit badge worksheets or workbooks and may if they choose, refuse to accept them. Scouts shall not be required to use ANY of these to complete a merit badge.