Cub and Girl Scout Badge Program Learn It Badge Programs , @@ Badge Programs Are Led by Knowledgeable Instructors Who Are Earn It ! Youth Protection Trained/Certified

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Cub and Girl Scout Badge Program Learn it Badge Programs , @@ Badge programs are led by knowledgeable instructors who are Earn it ! Youth Protection trained/certified. The Naperville Park District is pleased to offer several new Learn It, Earn It! scout Programs are designed to fulfill badge badge programs for local scout troops and dens. Group badge programs are de- @@ signed to accomplish badge requirements. With over 25 programs for scouts, the requirements. Badge requirements Naperville Park District is your scouting headquarters for art, cooking, nature, science covered are highlighted in the program badges and more. descriptions and will be more detailed within your contract.

@@ The program instructor will make every Number of Chaperones effort to cover the badge requirements / listed under each badge program. Scout Leaders However, some requirements or portions of a requirement may need to be @@ A minimum of 1 scout leader per 5 scouts is required for badge programs. completed during future scout meetings. @@ Fishing programs require 1 scout leader er 3 scouts. Art, Cooking and Science programs @@ In order to maintain the quality of the program and manageability of the group, @@ no more than 6 scout leaders per group are permitted to attend (except for include badges but Nature programs do fishing programs). not.

@@ The Millennium Carillon Tour includes a Siblings special patch for each scout.

@@ Programs are designed for the scouts’ age group and not intended for younger Some of the programs listed do not meet or older children. For this reason, siblings are discouraged from participating in @@ specific badge requirements, but are scout programs. designed to provide opportunities for @@ If siblings must attend with the group and plan to participate in the program, they may do so for an additional fee, provided the total number of children does fun, hands-on experiences that promote not exceed the program maximum. personal growth and exploration.

@@ Siblings/non-scouts may be asked to leave the program if they are disruptive. Payment/Fees FULL PAYMENT IS DUE AT THE TIME OF REGISTRATION. Program fees vary and are based on the number of participants that can be accom- modated within each program, the required program materials/supplies and the length of the program. Some programs also include badges for each scout. Cancellation @@Programs cancelled more than two weeks prior to the start of the program will be refunded the program fee minus a $25 cancellation fee. And Refund @@Cancellations made less than two weeks prior to the start of the program will receive a 50% refund of the program fee. Policy

@@ A registration confirmation will be sent via e-mail upon payment. Program @@ Within one week of registration, the contact person will receive an e-mailed contract packet. Packet will include a contract with specific details about the program and a waiver that must be copied, completed Confirmation and signed by each scout’s parent/guardian and brought to the program. On the day of your program

@@Please arrive on time. Programs that start late may need to be shortened and this may affect the instructor’s ability to cover all the requirements.

@@Staff needs time before the program begins to prepare materials and will be ready to greet your group at the scheduled start time.

@@Bring a signed and dated waiver form for each scout.

@@Some programs require groups to bring food items. Please check your program confirmation email/packet for more details. Girl Scout P rograms Daisy

Nature: Celebrating Earth and Sky Respecting our Resources Visit the Knoch Knolls Nature Center and As a group, read and discuss Clover’s story LOCATION: Knoch Knolls Nature Center, talk to a naturalist about the natural world. then tour the nature center to find out how 320 Knoch Knolls Rd. Discover the important role of plants and the the building uses resources wisely. Learn parts of a plant. Go on a hike to explore the more about bees and visit a prairie to look CONTACT: Nature Center Staff, colors, shapes and textures found in nature. for bees in action. Come up with three ways [email protected] or 630-864-3965 (Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm) Make a bark rubbing and search for seeds to use resources wisely at your scout meet- from different types of plants. Afterwards, ings and make a collage using old maga- FEE: $94(R)/$124(N) ∙ LENGTH: 1.5 hrs make an origami butterfly to take home. zines. Badges are not included, but program Badges are not included, but program meets fulfills the requirements for obtaining the AVAILABILITY: Spring and Autumn; some of the requirements for obtaining the Daisy Clover Petal. Monday – Saturday Daisy Between Earth & Sky Journey badges. MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SCOUTS: Fee is We Reduce, Reuse and Recycle for up to 15 scouts. Groups larger than 15 fun Flower Gardens As a group, read and discuss Rosie’s story must register for two (or more) programs. Investigate a prairie to learn how ladybugs then go on a hike at Knoch Knolls Park. WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Programs take and bees are important, plant seeds to create Along the way, pick up trash lying on the place outside - dress for the weather! a mini-flower garden to take home and check ground and throw it away or recycle it in Wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. out our worm composting bin. Role play natu- the proper bins. Investigate rotting logs to Please come prepared with a rain jacket, ral objects found outside like wind, butter- discover how nature recycles and reuses hat, sunglasses and layers if needed. Bring flies, or trees. Then play a wildlife charades resources then figure out three ways that sunscreen, insect repellent and a water guessing game. Badges are not included, but people can reduce their trash. Badges bottle. program meets some of the requirements for are not included, but program fulfills 2/3 obtaining the Daisy Flower Garden Journey requirements for obtaining the Daisy Rosie badges. Petal. (Requirement #2 not covered!). Creating Pottery ArtHead to our pottery : studio to experiment with clay. View current pottery creations, then make your own pinch pot plus a pinch Brownie or slab sculpture. Finish your creations by glazing each one and preparing them to be fired in the large pottery oven or kiln. Fulfills the Brownie Potter badge requirements.

LOCATION: Studio One, 604 Sindt Court CONTACT: Beth Durso, Program Manager, [email protected] FEE: $193(R)/$233(N) ∙ LENGTH: 2hrs Nature: AVAILABILITY: Year-round, Friday evenings only MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SCOUTS: Fee is for up to 12 scouts. Groups larger than 12 scouts must register for two (or more) programs. WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Wear old clothes or bring a smock; wear closed-toed shoes. LOCATION: Knoch Knolls Nature Center, 320 Knoch Knolls Rd. CONTACT: Nature Center Staff, [email protected] or 630-864-3965 (Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm) LENGTH: 1.5 hrs It's Snack Time! Learn about nutrition as you make some great snacks. Recipes AVAILABILITY: Spring and Autumn; Monday – Saturday Cooking : include a healthier version of a restaurant appetizer (baked MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SCOUTS: Fee is for up to 15 scouts. mozzarella sticks), a new twist on a holiday favorite (brownie Groups larger than 15 must register for two (or more) programs. pizza), a lunchtime energy snack (trail mix) and a delicious WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Programs takes place outside - dress for snack to slurp (fruit smoothie). Fulfills the Brownie Snack badge the weather! Wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. Please come requirements. prepared with a rain jacket, hat, sunglasses and layers if needed. Bring sunscreen, insect repellent and a water bottle. LOCATION: 95th Street Center, 2244 West 95th St., 3rd floor, Room 303. CONTACT: Beth Durso, Program Manager, [email protected] FEE: $169(R)/$199(N) ∙ LENGTH: 2 hrs Bug Bonanza AVAILABILITY: Year-round Investigate the amazing world of insects by reading a book, going MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SCOUTS: Fee is for up to 10 scouts. Additional scouts can be added for $15 per scout up to a maximum of 24. Groups larger than 24 on a bug hike and closely observing insects in the field. Then scouts must register for two (or more) programs. draw and label your favorite insect and make a butterfly craft to WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Wear old clothes; wear hair pulled back. Due to the take home. Fulfills the Brownie Bugs badge requirements. nature of the classes and the kitchen facility used, the cooking program cannot FEE: $94(R)/$134(N) accommodate dietary restrictions. The kitchen and the classes held in them are NOT allergen-free. Fishing Time! Spend some time fishing at Knoch Knolls Park! Identify three different types of local fish and discover where they live and what Be a Home Scientist they eat. See the nature center fish being fed, then use a rod ScienceYour own home is full of opportunities : to conduct science exper- and reel and try catching fish in the pond. This program requires iments and learn through careful observation. Become a kitchen 1 scout leader for every 2-3 scouts. Fishing Time does not meet chemist as you make ice cream and homemade silly putty, any specific Brownie scout requirements. experiment with static electricity and the density of common CANCELEDfoods and blow up a balloon without using your breath. Fulfills FEE: $114(R)/$144(N) the Brownie Home Scientist badge requirements. Let’s Go Hiking LOCATION: 95th Street Center, 2244 West 95th St., 3rd floor, Room 303. Learn the essentials for hiking by talking to an experienced hik- CONTACT: Jeanne Maher, Program Manager, at [email protected] er and then heading outside. Beforehand, make a snack for the FEE: $148(R)/$178(N) ∙ LENGTH: 1-1/2 hrs trail. During the hike, use your detective and observation skills AVAILABILITY: Year-round to find wildlife. Fulfills the Brownie Hiker badge requirements. MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SCOUTS: Fee is for up to 10 scouts. Additional scouts FEE: $94(R)/$124(N) can be added for $15 per scout, up to a maximum of 24. Groups larger than 24 scouts must register for two (or more) programs. WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Wear old clothes. Junior

Making Simple Meals CookingLearn about cooking tools, cleanliness : and safety in the kitchen, plus food nutrition and appealing food presentation. Then create a delicious breakfast (French Toast Casserole), a healthy lunch or dinner (Turkey Tacos) and a new type of dessert (Baked Apple). Fulfills the Junior Simple Meals badge requirements.

LOCATION: 95th Street Center, 2244 West 95th St., 3rd floor, Room 303. CONTACT: Beth Durso, Program Manager, [email protected] FEE: $169(R)/$199(N) ∙ LENGTH: 2 hrs AVAILABILITY: Year-round MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SCOUTS: Fee is for up to 10 scouts. Additional scouts can be added for $15 per scout up to a maximum of 24. Groups larger than 24 scouts must register for two (or more) programs. WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Wear old clothes; wear hair pulled back. Due to the nature of the classes and the kitchen facility used, the cooking program cannot accommodate dietary restrictions. The kitchen and the classes held in them are NOT allergen-free.

LOCATION: Knoch Knolls Nature Center, 320 Knoch Nature:Discovering Animal Habitats Knolls Rd. Find out more about animal homes by discussing wild animals found near you, exploring CONTACT: Nature Center Staff, animal habitats and discussing an endangered habitat. Conduct an experiment on how [email protected] or 630-864-3965 (Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm) insulation works and then help protect animal homes by cleaning up trash and litter at Knoch Knolls Park. Fulfills the Junior Animal Habitats badge requirement. AVAILABILITY: Spring and Autumn; Monday – Saturday

FEE: $124 (R)/$154(N) ∙ LENGTH: 2 hrs MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SCOUTS: Fee is for up to 15 scouts Groups larger than 15 must register for two (or more) programs. Investigating Flowers WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Programs takes place Enjoy local native flowers by going on a wildflower hunt and closely observing and draw- outside - dress for the weather! Wear long pants ing a blossom. Investigate flowers that are used medicinally or in aromatherapy. Then, and closed-toed shoes. Please come prepared with create your own flower to gather into a troop flower arrangement. Fulfills Junior Flowers a rain jacket, hat, sunglasses and layers if needed. badge requirements. Badges included. Bring sunscreen, insect repellent and a water bottle. FEE: $114 (R)/$144(N) ∙ LENGTH: 1.5 hrs

LOCATION: 95th Street Center, 2244 West 95th St., 3rd floor, Room 303. Be a Detective CONTACT: Jeanne Maher, Program Manager, at [email protected] ScienceLearn the important skills needed : to be a good detective. Practice FEE: $169(R)/$199(N) ∙ LENGTH: 2 hrs your powers of observation, experiment with invisible ink, examine AVAILABILITY: Year-round yourCANCELED own fingerprints and those of your friends and analyze different MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SCOUTS: Fee is for up to 10 scouts. Additional scouts can be types of evidence. Then use your skills collaboratively to solve a real added for $15 per scout, up to a maximum of 24. Groups larger than 24 scouts must mystery! Fulfills the Junior Detective badge requirements. register for two (or more) programs. WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Wear old clothes. Cadette

Trying New Cuisines Be a Special Agent CookingLearn how to make foods from back : in time and around the ScienceInvestigate what it takes to be :a forensic scientist and criminal world. Create a regional specialty using a unique ingredient (Jamba- psychologist. Participate in a criminal investigation by processing the laya), make something using an old family recipe (Oatmeal Cookies) crime scene including testing the evidence and taking photographs. and reinvent a healthier recipe for a processed food (Cheez-Its). Then conduct a test on eyewitness report accuracy and experiment

Fulfills the Cadette New Cuisines badge requirements. with ink chromatography. Conduct some hands-on research about CANCELED body language and what it can tell you during an investigation. LOCATION: 95th Street Center, 2244 West 95th St., 3rd floor, Room 303. Fulfills the Cadette Special Agent badge requirements. CONTACT: Beth Durso, Program Manager, [email protected] LOCATION: 95th Street Center, 2244 West 95th St., 3rd floor, Room 303. FEE: $169(R)/$199(N) ∙ LENGTH: 2 hrs CONTACT: Jeanne Maher, Program Manager, at [email protected] AVAILABILITY: Year-round FEE: $169(R)/$199(N) ∙ LENGTH: 2 hrs MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SCOUTS: Fee is for up to 10 scouts. Additional scouts can be added for $15 per scout, up to a maximum of 24. Groups larger than 24 scouts must AVAILABILITY: Year-round register for two (or more) programs. MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SCOUTS: Fee is for up to 10 scouts. Additional scouts can be added for $15 per scout, up to a maximum of 24. Groups larger than 24 scouts must WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Wear old clothes; wear hair pulled back. Due to the nature of register for two (or more) programs. the classes and the kitchen facility used, the cooking program cannot accommodate dietary restrictions. The kitchen and the classes held in them are NOT allergen-free. WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Wear old clothes. Babysitters

This dynamic babysitters’ training program teach- es all the essential skills for a successful and Clinic fulfilling babysitting experience. Fun activities, small group interactions, role-playing and instructor-led discussions encourage students to active- ly participate. Participants will not be CPR or Red Cross certified in this program, but will receive a certificate of completion from the Park District if they attend all of the classes. Please bring a notebook and pen. Fulfills requirement 2A of the Cadette Babysitters' badge requirements.

AVAILABILITY: Year-round CONTACT: Call 630-848-5000 to register. Mention the Learn It, Earn It! Scout Badge Programs and receive a $5 discount. Cub Scout P rograms

Nature Unless otherwise noted please re- fer to the following information for Tiger all Cub Scout Badge Programs. TigersRequired in the Wild Adventures Go hiking at beautiful Knoch Knolls Park. Before the hike the group will review the Outdoor Code and go over the Leave No Trace Principles. Bring along a backpack and your Tiger Handbook and be prepared to carry your own gear. Along the trail find three different animals or signs of animals, two different Knoch Knolls Nature Center, LOCATION: trees and two different plants. Badges are not included, but program fulfills 6/7 320 Knoch Knolls Rd. requirements for the Tigers in the Wild Adventure badge. (Requirement #5 is not CONTACT: Nature Center Staff, covered.) Discuss and prepare the Cub Scout Six Essentials for Hiking before your [email protected] or 630-864-3965 visit. Also have each scout bring along a backpack and their Tiger Handbook. (Monday – Friday, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm) FEE: $94 (R)/$124(N) ∙ LENGTH: 1.5 hrs

AVAILABILITY: Spring and Autumn; Monday – Saturday

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SCOUTS: Fee is for up to SkyElective is the limit Adventures 15 scouts, Groups larger than 15 must register for Investigate the night sky and discuss the different kinds of jobs related to the two (or more) programs. field of astronomy. Discover the names of two former scouts that went on to become astronauts. Learn how to use a telescope to view the moon or planets. WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Programs takes place Find two constellations that you can see using only your eyes and find out outside - dress for the weather! Wear long pants which stars make up one of these constellations. Create and name your own and closed-toed shoes. Please come prepared with constellation then decide on a constellation to recreate as a group using a tin a rain jacket, hat, sunglasses and layers if need- can, hammer and nails. Held in the evening, times vary according to the sea- ed. Bring sunscreen, insect repellent and a water son. Badges not included, but fulfills 7/8 requirements for theSky is the Limit bottle. Adventure badge. (Requirement #8 is not covered.) FEE: $94 (R)/$124(N) ∙ LENGTH: 1.5 hrs Wolf PawsRequired on the Path Adventures Explore the trails as you take a one-mile hike at Knoch Knolls Park. Choose the right gear according to the weather, establish a buddy system and go over what to do if you get separated from the group. Before the hike review the Outdoor Code, and the Leave No Trace Principles. During the hike, find and name two birds, two insects and two other animals that you find or that live in the area. Also keep your eye out for two interesting things you’ve never seen before. Afterwards, as a group, draw a map of the route you took and add common map symbols including a compass rose. Badges not included, but fulfills 8/8 requirements for thePaws on the Path Adven- ture badge. Discuss and prepare the Cub Scout Six Essentials for Hiking before your visit. FEE: $94(R)/$124(N) ∙ LENGTH: 1.5 hrs

DiggingElective in the Past Adventures Be a paleontologist for the day by making a fossil cast, going on a dinosaur dig, and creating edible fossil layers. Design your own dinosaur species to share with the group and play a dinosaur matching game to test your knowledge of dinosaurs. Also learn about Illinois’ state fossil, the Tully Monster. Badges not included, but fulfills 6/6 requirements for theDigging in the Past Adventure badge. Bring enough animal crackers, pudding and graham cracker crumbles for each scout to make an edible fossil layer snack (cups and spoons provided). FEE: $114(R)/$144(N) ∙ LENGTH: 1.5 hrs ∙ AVAILABILITY: Year round; Mon.-Sat.

Fur,Required Feathers and Ferns Adventures Observe wildlife and learn about composting during a visit to Knoch Knolls Nature Center. Take a one-mile hike to identify six signs of wildlife and observe plants up close with magnifying glasses. Find out what animals are endangered in our area and an animal that became extinct. Discuss the causes of animal population declines with the group. Badges not included, but meets 6/7 requirements for the Fur, Feathers and Ferns Adventure badge. (Requirement # 7 is not covered.) Discuss and prepare the Cub Scout Six Essentials for Hiking before your visit. Bear FEE: $94(R)/$124(N) ∙ LENGTH: 1.5 hrs AElective bear goes fishing Adventures Visit the Knoch Knolls Nature Center to learn about local fish. Identify and draw three types of local fish and discover where they live and what they eat. Watch the fish in the aquarium being fed. Learn three fishing regulations for our area and the reason for these rules. Make a simple fishing pole then switch to a rod and reel and spend some time fishing in the pond. This program requires 1 scout leader for every 2-3 scouts. Badges not included, but fulfills most requirements for theA Bear Goes Fishing Adventure badge. (All of Requirement #4 is not covered – “spend a minimum of one hour trying to catch a fish”). FEE: $114(R)/$144(N) ∙ LENGTH: 1.5 hrs WebelosRequired Walkabout Adventures Plan and go on a three-mile hike at Knoch Knolls Park, assemble a first aid kit and Webelos snack as a group and pick up litter along a section of the trail. Learn about poisonous plants and animals in our area, work in team leadership roles, and recite the Outdoor Code and Leave No Trace Principles. Badges not included, but meets 8/8 requirements for the Webelos Walkabout Adventure badge (with the exception of preparing a snack instead of a lunch). Group is responsible for bringing trail mix items. Discuss and prepare the Cub Scout Six Essentials for Hiking before your visit. Each scout should bring one ingredient to make trail mix. (Please check with the scouts beforehand about allergies). We will supply the mixing bowl and large spoon for mixing, and scouts can reuse their bags or containers to hold their trail mix on the hike. FEE: $124(R)/$154(N) ∙ LENGTH: 2 hrs

IntoElective the Wild Adventures Into the Woods Discover the importance of aquatic ecosystems by exploring the Visit the Knoch Knolls Nature Center to learn more about native pond, creek and river at Knoch Knolls Park. Observe the native fish plants and trees. Go on a hike to view both deciduous and coniferous in the aquarium and watch them being fed. Visit the pond, creek trees and role play the parts of a tree. Identify six common trees and river to discover and observe three additional animals in their and six common plants in our area and figure out how wildlife and natural habitats. Discuss how animals survive the cold winter months humans use them. Make a bark rubbing of the oldest tree in the park and why places like Knoch Knolls Park are great spots to view birds and estimate its age. Examine a “tree cookie” to discover its life during the spring and fall. Learn about an animal that only lives in story. As a group discuss the types of things we use everyday that Northeastern Illinois and why it’s only found here. Play a food web are made from wood. Badges not included, but fulfills 6/7 require- game and figure out the types of impact humans have on nature and ments for the Into the Woods Adventure badge. (Requirement # 5 is what you can do to help the environment. Badges not included, but not covered.) Discuss and prepare the Cub Scout Six Essentials for fulfills 6/6 Requirements (#4-#9a) for theInto the Wild Adventure Hiking before your visit. badge. Discuss and prepare the Cub Scout Six Essentials for Hiking FEE: $124(R)/$154(N) ∙ LENGTH: 2 hrs before your visit. FEE: $124(R)/$154(N) ∙ LENGTH: 2 hrs Cub & Girl

Millennium Carillon Tours Tour the Millennium Carillon!Scouts First view an 8-minute historical video featuring the Naper- ville Riverwalk and the Millennium Carillon in the Visitor Center. Then climb to the top of Moser Tower, the 16-story structure housing the Carillon, a 72-bell musical instrument. Enjoy the bells and the spectacular view. A special Millennium Carillon patch is included for each scout. This program does not meet any specific scout badge requirements.

LOCATION: Millennium Carillon and Visitor Center, 443 Aurora Ave. CONTACT: Brittany Malatt, Program Manager, [email protected] or 630-848-3619 FEE: $7 (R/N) per scout ∙ LENGTH: 30 minutesAVAILABILITY: May-October MAXIMUM NUMBER OF SCOUTS: Minimum: 10 scouts and 2 adult leaders. Maximum: 20 scouts and 6 adult leaders WHAT TO BRING/WEAR: Dress for the weather and be prepared to climb over 250 stairs. SCOUT BADGE PROGRAM REQUEST

During the school year, programs are offered weekday afternoons GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS: and evenings, Saturdays and some holidays. Some programs are offered only on specific days or times (see descriptions below). Please DAISY: ☐ Nature: Celebrating Earth and Sky, 1.5 hour, $94(R)/$124(N) complete this form in its entirety and fax (630-848-5001) or email the ☐ Nature: Fun Flower Gardens, 1.5 hour, $94(R)/$124 (N) program managers below. ☐ Nature: Respecting Our Resources, 1.5 hour, $94(R)/$124(N) ☐ Nature: We Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, 1.5 hours, $94(R)/$124 (N) • Cooking & Art Programs: Beth Durso, Program Manager, BROWNIE: [email protected] ☐ Art: Creating Pottery, 2 hours, $193(R)/$223(N), Friday evenings only • Millennium Carillon Tour: Brittany Malatt, Program Manager, ☐ Cooking: It’s Snack Time!, 2 hours, $169(R)/$199(N) [email protected] or 630-848-3619. ☐ Nature: Bug Bonanza, 1.5 hours, $94(R)/$134(N) ☐ Nature: Fishing Time*, 1.5 hours, $114(R)/$144(N) • Nature Programs: Nature Center Staff, at ☐ Nature: Let’s Go Hiking, 1.5 hours, $94(R)/$134(N) [email protected] or 630-864-3965 ☐ Science: Be a Home Scientist, 1.5 hours, $148(R)/$178(N) (Monday-Friday, 9:00am - 1:00pm) JUNIOR: • Science Programs: Jeanne Maher, Program Manager, at ☐ Cooking: Making Simple Meals, 2 hours, $169(R)/$199(N) ☐ Nature: Discovering Animal Habitats, 2 hours, $124(R)/$154(N) [email protected] ☐ Nature: Investigating Flowers, 1.5 hours, $114(R)/$144(N) ☐ Science: Be a Detective, 2 hours, $169(R)/$199(N) PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CADETTE: ☐ Cooking: Trying New Cuisines, 2 hours, $169(R)/$199 (N) Scout troop/den #: ☐ Science: Be a Special Agent, 2 hours, $169(R)/$199(N) Leader’s Name: CUB SCOUT PROGRAMS: Leader’s Phone: TIGER Leader’s Email: ☐ REQUIRED ADVENTURES: Nature: Tigers in the Wild, 1.5 hours, $94(R)/$124(N) ☐ ELECTIVE ADVENTURES: Nature: Sky is the Limit, 1.5 hours, $94(R)/$124(N), Friday and Leader’s Address: Saturday evenings only DESIRED DATE OF PROGRAM WOLF ☐ REQUIRED ADVENTURES: Nature: Paws on the Path, 1.5 hours, $94(R)/$124(N) 1st Choice: 2nd Choice: ☐ ELECTIVE ADVENTURES: Nature: Digging in the Past, 1.5 hours, $114(R)/$144(N) BEAR Desired Time: ☐ REQUIRED ADVENTURES: Nature: Fur, Feathers and Ferns, 1.5 hours, $94(R)/$124(N) Number of scouts attending: ☐ ELECTIVE ADVENTURES: Nature: A Bear Goes Fishing, 1.5 hours, $114(R)/$144(N) Number of adults attending: WEBELOS REQUIRED ☐ REQUIRED ADVENTURES: Nature: Webelos Walkabout, 2 hours, $124(R)/$154(N) How did you hear about these programs?: ☐ ELECTIVE ADVENTURES: Nature: Into the Wild, 2 hours, $124(R)/$154(N) ☐ ELECTIVE ADVENTURES: Nature: Into the Woods, 2 hours, $124(R)/$154(N)

BOY OR GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS: ☐ Millennium Carillon Tour*, 30 minutes, $7(R/N) per scout *This program does not meet any specific scout badge requirements

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