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CHIEF SCOUT AWARD 187 Chestermere LDS Ward

Name:

1. PATHFINDER AWARD

List the dates you have completed each requirement or the date you intend to

complete it.REQUIREMENT DATE

Voyageur Scout

Citizenship

Leadership

Personal Development

Outdoor Skills

Summer & Winter

All Round Camper Award

2. STANDARD FIRST AID

What date do you expect to complete this requirement? Who is responsible for setting up the course?

How much does the course cost and how do you expect to pay for it?

DATE COST RESPONSIBILITY

3. CHALLENGE BADGES

One badge in each of the 7 categories.

CATEGORY BADGES DATES

Athletics

Culture & Society

Home & Family

Environment

Outdoors

Personal Development

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Science & Technology

4. WORLD CONSERVATION BADGE

Challenge Badges

BADGE EARNED DATE

I. and III. Conservation Issue Project to "Think Globally, Act Locally

What project do you plan for your community and when will you make your presentation of this

project? Pick one or add your own.

Work with the town of Chestermere, or the MD of Rockyview to restore native plant

landscaping to an area in June. Work with Artists in the Environment (Calgary Parks and Recreation) to plant trees in City

Parks in the Adopt A Park project in June.

Work with Scouts Canada to plan and run the Scout Trees event in May. Work with Alberta Fisheries to help stock the Michichi Lake reservoir with trout in the

spring.

Organize and run a Chestermere shoreline clean up in April. Work with the Western Irrigation District to restore canal shorelines or plant vegetation to

control erosion for one of the Irrigation District members in May.

Organize a trip for the troop to the Ann and Sandy Cross Conservation Area interpretive

centre.

For Environment Week (May 30-Jun 5) arrange to bring a speaker from CAWST or CPAWSto talk on Rivers Running Dry.

Register and arrange for the troop to attend the free Environmental Expo at the Calgary

Municipal building June 1-4. Run a one day event entitled the Carrot that Saved the World to encourage growing carrots,

conserving water and reducing packaging waste. Invite Carrot recipes and give out carrot

seeds. Organize a trip to Enmax to study solar and wind power installations.

Celebrate River Day (Sat, June 15) with an information stand on rivers at Princess Island

Park.

Date Completed

PROJECTPRESENTATION

5. WORLD SCOUTING PRESENTATION

When are you planning to give your presentation on World Scouting and whom will you present it

to?

DATE AUDIENCE



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6. CHALLENGING PROGRAM

I. Requirement #6 requires that you and a Scouter must design a program that will be a challenge

for you. Needless to say, it must be more difficultthan and cannot include what you did to earn

the Pathfinder Award.My challenging program in each activity area will include:

a. How I will excel in Citizenship (Pick one or more):

c Organize work for your patrol at the LDS BishopsStorehouse stocking shelves or cleaning up for a few weeks.

c Volunteer to read at the childrens hospital for a few weeks.c Read to disabled and bed-ridden for 4 weeks at the

Carewest Fanning Centre.c Volunteer at the local pool or recreation centre to help run a

youth after-school drop-in program for a few weeks.c Research and write a report on a past prime minister of

Canada.

c Work with another organization such as Rotary or CLOCA.c Volunteer to help staff the weekend run to end breast

cancer.c Organize a troop tour to the weekly Chestermere town

council meeting.c Volunteer at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Torch Relay

Community Celebration in Chestermere or Calgary.

c Organize a troop tour to a weekly Calgary city councilmeeting.

c Organize a troop tour and demonstration to the Calgary citycouncil hearing on the Calgary temple on Monday Jan 18,

2010.c Organize a tour of the McDougal centre, the Calgary office

of the Premier.c Earn one or more of the Home and Family category badges

you have not already earned.c Volunteer to help a candidate in an election campaign.

(2011 Municipal, before 2013 Provincial)


Date to be

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CHIEF SCOUT AWARD 187 Chestermere LDS Wardb. How I will excel in Leadership (Pick one or more):

c Plan and run a Troop activity or event of your choosing.Submit your plan to the Troop Scouter, with details of what,

where, when and any costs. Provide a notice of youractivity to other Scouts. Evaluate and provide a summary

of your event about what you did, how it went and what

you learned.c Sit on your student council at school.c Help run intramurals or other sports at school.c Attend the town or city council meetings for a month and

report on the issues discussed and leadership styles of thecouncil members.

c Interview your Alderman, MLA or MP about the qualitiesof a good leader. Report to the troop about it.

c Demonstrate Active Leadership - Show a consistent abilityand good attitude toward providing active leadership within

the Troop. This might include

c wearing the uniform properly;c providing a good example in language, attitude andbehaviour;

c show a willingness to help less experienced Scouts gainconfidence in their own abilities;

c consistently fulfill duties of Patrol Leader, AssistantPatrol Leader or other positions within the Troop withstrong attendance.

c Discuss the topic in your patrol: a great leader is also agreat follower.

c. How I will excel in Personal Development (Pick one or more):

c Earn one or more of the Personal Development categorybadges you have not already earned.

c Earn one or more of the Culture and Society categorybadges you have not already earned.

c Earn one or more of the Science and Technology categorybadges you have not already earned.

c Complete 16 requirements from the Deacon Duty to Godfrom Spiritual Development, Physical Development, or

Education, Personal or Career Development sections.c Develop and follow a personal fitness program for a few

months. Keep a record of your progress.c Improve your overall grade in school by 10% over a

reporting period.

c Read three classic books you havent read before. Booksmay be selected from a classic book list such as the found at

www.anglik.net/books.htm.


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CHIEF SCOUT AWARD 187 Chestermere LDS Wardd. How I will excel in Outdoor Skills (Pick one or more):

c Earn one or more of the Outdoors category badges you havenot already earned.

c Earn one or more of the Environment category badges youhave not already earned.

c Excel at an outdoor sport from the Athletic Category.

c Plan your own camp.c Plan your own winter hike. Invite the troop.c Set, light and build a small campfires in 5 minutes.c Tie the six Boy Scout Handbook knots (square knot, sheet

bend, sheepshank, clove hitch, round turn and two halfhitches, and bowline) on individual ropes is 15 seconds

(record is 8.1 seconds).c Start two fires without matches or lighters.c Build a latrine with a plastic seat.c Plan some outdoor patrol activities which will be without

your leaders. Please exclude any water activities.

c Develop a skill in an outdoor backwoods sport and report onit to the court of honor.c Volunteer to help plan and run a camp for a younger group.c Collect 50km in hiking camps or equivalents since your

Voyageur Level.

II. There is a requirement for 30 hours of leadership in addition to any time spent completing theCitizenship activity area. This should be provided outside of Scouting.

WHOM DO YOU PLAN ON LEADING? WHEN WILL THIS

REQUIREMENT BE

COMPLETE?


Date to be

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