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| The Timberwolf Program follows a pattern of investiture followed by earning two stars for demonstrating general scout skills. Generally they are able to earn the first star within the first 3 - 12 months. Over the next 6 - 18 months, the scout works on earning their second star, then they can focus on the twenty Special Proficiency badges available. They are also able to earn a Whittler' | The Timberwolf Program follows a pattern of investiture followed by earning two stars for demonstrating general scout skills. Generally they are able to earn the first star within the first 3 - 12 months. Over the next 6 - 18 months, the scout works on earning their second star, then they can focus on the twenty Special Proficiency badges available. They are also able to earn a Whittler' | ||
| - | Scouts are not able to display any Special Proficiency badges until they have earned their first star, at which point they can display two. Once they have earned their second star they are able to display | + | Because of the need for sixes/ |
| - | The Special Proficiency Badges are divided into five categories: Character, Physical Health, Handicraft, Outdoor Living, and Service | + | Once you have invested your new scouts, it is a good idea to spend the first few months of each scouting year reviewing the first star requirements. This allows new scouts to learn those skills, and gives more experienced scouts the opportunity to review, practice, and teach them (one of the requirements |
| - | If a scout has earned the Silver Leaping Wolf, they may complete their Pathfinder tenderfoot requirements prior to leaping up and may wear the Gold Leaping Wolf on their Pathfinder Uniform. | + | Giving the families a rundown of what will be covered at each meeting allows kids to catch up at home if they miss an activity at a scout meeting. By covering 1 - 2 first star skills at each meeting, you should be able to get regular attendees |
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