When a Cub Scout has completed the second grade (or is 9 years old) he
begins working on his Bear
achievements. There are 24 achievements in four different groups.
The achievements are: Ways We Worship; Emblems of Faith; What Makes America
Special?; Tall Tales;
Sharing Your World With Wildlife; Take Care of Your Planet; Law Enforcement
Is a Big Job!; The Past
Is Exciting and Important; What's Cooking?; Family Fun; Be Ready!; Family
Outdoor Adventures;Saving
Well, Spending Well; Ride Right; Games-Games-Games!; Building Muscles;
Information, Please; Jot It
Down; Shavings and Chips; Sawdust and Nails; Build a Model; Typing It All
Up; Sports, Sports, Sports;
and Be a Leader.After achieving the Bear badge,
a boy may concentrate on 24 Bear elective
areas until he
becomes a Webelos Scout. Gold and Silver Arrow Points are also awarded
for these projects.
Our Bear Den
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