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  BSA Advancement list -- For getting all new scouts to 1st
                  Class in less than 1 year.

Please note -- Although these things are in numeric order, they do not
have to be done in the order I have placed them.  I encourage the
changing of ideas of how to complete the requirements.  If you can think
of a better way to complete the requirement, use it and let me know about
it so I can update this list.

 Please note - when printing this file, DOUBLE SPACE it for Easier reading

      Created by Harold Stein for my Woodbadge ticket.
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Key:
T- Tenderfoot      S- 2nd class     F- 1st Class

1.  When the new scouts join troop and attend 1st patrol
     meeting, the TG/PL can sign off T7.  (patrol name,yell
     etc.)
Req. Covered -- T7

2.  New scout must attend scout camp at least once in their
     first year of scouting.  Either the summer before they
     enter the troop or the summer after.  The scouts who
     attend the summer before must attend the first year
     program.  S7 and part of F9 are covered by the swim tag
     test.
Req. Covered -- S7, part of F9 (scouts who attended scout
      camp only!!!)

3.  1 day trip to your local park before the 1st camp-out
     (usually Sept) - to show new scouts how to set up and
     take down tents.  At the same time a few knots and
     lashings can be taught to them.  If time allows, do the
     exercises for T9a.  To cover the camp gadget
     requirement, have scouts use the lashings to make a
     chin-up bar.  Also show the scout the poisonous and
     regular local plants --Poison Ivy is a must.  For the
     poisonous plants, tell how to treat for exposure.  If
     wanted, (and allowed by park) bring in supplies for
     making a hot lunch on the site.  All new scouts must
     help cook and clean up.
Req. covered -- T9a, T3a+b, T10, S2d, F6

4.  Repeat T9a 1 month after day trip.
Req. covered -- T9b

5.  At troop meeting - go over requirements dealing with 1st
     aid as a lecture.  The information in req T11a+b, and
     S6a+c F8a,b,c+d should be able to make 1 long lecture.
     Hold a competition on the skills.  First aid Mb should
     be encouraged.
Req. covered -- T11a+b, S6a+c, F8a,b,c+d.
6.  At patrol meetings, PL/TG can go over/discuss T4, T5, T6,
     T8 with the new scouts.
Req. covered -- T4, T5, T6, T8

7.  Attend Sept. camp-out (if joined after Sept. do skills at
     first opportunity)  Teach all scouts who need it Tot-n-
     Chip and Fire-n-Chip.
Req. Covered -- T1, T2, S2b, S2c, S2e

All of the Requirements for Tenderfoot have been covered in
the above list.  All the scout needs to do is show scout
spirit, Sm conference, and Board of Review.

8.  Scout must attend 2 more camp-outs.
Req. covered -- S2a, F3.

9.  At patrol meeting(s), the PL/TG can discuss requirements
     S1a, S5, S6b.  Note S6b must be taken on the next
     possible hike.  (The hike required by S1b counts.)
Req. covered -- S1a, S5, S6b (to signed on hike (S6b only))

10. A troop trip of a day hike using a compass and a map
     covers the requirement for S1b.
Req Covered -- S1b.

11.  At as many as needed troop meetings, the new scout
      patrol (Brat Patrol) will do the openings and closing
      until all of the scouts have a chance to take part in 1
      opening and 1 closing.
Req. Covered -- S3.

12.  Troop must hold a service project and new scout must
      serve for at least one hour on this project.
Req. Covered -- S4.

13.  On the assumption that the scout participate in a drug
      awareness program in school they can be signed off for
      the requirement in S8.  If this is not occurring in
      schools, have a guest speaker/one of the adults do a
      lecture with the scouts about the items listed in S8.
      An option that can be decided by the troop is to do
      both.
Req. Covered -- S8.

14.  Hold a troop drowning (Troop swim) over at the local
      public pool/swimming hole.  The Brat patrol and and
      other under 2nd class scouts can do the swimming
      required for S7 and for F9.  Scouts must use buddy
      system at all times.
Req. Covered -- S7, F9.

    All of the requirements for Second Class have been
covered in the above list.  All the scout needs to do is show
scout spirit, Sm conference, and Board of Review.
15.  At patrol meeting(s), PL/TG can go over the requirements
      for F1, F7a, F8a.
Req. Covered -- F1, F7a, F8a.

16.  At a troop meeting, a lecture can be on the knots
      required by F7a, T3b, F8a.
Req Covered -- F7a, T3b, F8a.

17.  On a camp-out, the scouts/patrol can cover the
      requirements in F2, F7a, F7b, F4, F6.  Note for
      requirement F4 the cook for each meal must not be the
      same.  This will give all of the scouts a chance to
      cook.  The TG/PL is only allowed to act as assistant.
Req. covered -- F2, F7a+b, F4, F6

18.  Req. F5 is covered in school.  (At least that's how we
      were signing it off at scout camp summer '91)
Req. Covered -- F5

19. Troop trip to the local fire house with a demonstration
    of the smoke house.  At my local fire house, a smoke
    house was built as an eagle project.  Plans can be
    obtained by writing to --  Hauppauge Fire Department,
    Hauppauge, Ny 11788

Req.  covered -- F8c.

    All of the requirements for First Class have been covered
in the above list.  All the scout needs to do is show scout
spirit, Sm conference, and Board of Review.



Any scout that has earned the Arrow of Light has completed
the following requirements ---

All requirements for the rank of scout.  Also T5 and F5.

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     I would like any and all feedback on this list.  If you
use only some of the ideas.  Let me know how well they worked
out.  This is an untested group of ideas.

     If you use my ideas and they work out well for you and
your troop, please send me -- Your name, position, council,
troop #, COMMENTS, where you got this file from, any Scouting
BBS's you know of, and a OA pocket flap or a council strip
from your council.  If you have a better way to complete the
requirements than I have though up.  Tell me and I'll
consider it for the next version.

     If this list of ideas does not work out well for you and
your troop, please tell me why not.  If you have a better
way to complete the requirements than I have though up.  Tell
me and I'll consider it for the next version.  Also, please
send me -- Your name, position, council, troop #, and
COMMENTS, where you got this file from, and any Scouting
BBS's you know of.

     Even if you do not want to give me any information,
please let me know what you think of this list.  Feedback is
the one thing that I need to make this better for your usage.

Harold Stein
674 Town Line Rd. Hauppauge, Ny 11788
Asm. Troop 343 Suffolk County Council

All ranks are copyrighted by the BSA.  The requirements are
in the 10th edition of the handbook.

Version 1.0 August 1991 --  List created, wording edited for
                             1st release.
Version 1.01 October 1991 -- Editing complete.  Released to public.

Version 1.02 November 1991 -- Corrected contact means.  Prodigy works at
                               school.

Version 1.03 January 1992 -- Minor editing to file, printing comment added.


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