Our plans for the next few weeks.
Swimming in the creek at Camp Wetaskiwin circa 1945 – 1952:
The 57th Scout Troop will resume it’s regular meetings in September 2023. Stay tuned for updates and check the Google Calendar.
BADGE PLACEMENT ON UNIFORMS:
PRACTICE YOUR KNOT TYING:
Reef Knot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y_iorha2k4 (just do the single)
Clove Hitch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwdZTHu5rTI
Round Turn Two Half Hitches: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqxESYQWTdQ
CANADIAN PATH OVERVIEW RESOURCES:
CANADIAN PATH OUTDOOR ADVENTURE SKILLS BADGES:
We work on these badges with the Scouts through their regular meetings based upon the program choices they make. Scouts are welcome to work on any badge or skill independently and share their progress with the Leadership Team.
| AQUATIC SKILLS LEVELS | CAMPING SKILLS LEVELS | EMERGENCY SKILLS LEVELS | PADDLING SKILLS LEVELS |
| SCOUTCRAFT SKILLS LEVELS | TRAIL SKILLS LEVELS | WINTER SKILLS LEVELS |
CANADIAN PATH PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT BADGES FOR SCOUTS:
SCOUT PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT BADGES
These badges are typically worked on individually by a Scout based upon their own interests and desires. It is suggested that a Scout complete 5 adventures related to the badge they are working on and share their reflections with the leadership to show their personal growth. We do cover some of the potential adventures outlined in some of the badge write ups, but this varies from year to year as the Scouts plan their adventures. To help the Scouts plan out their badge work, we have created the chart below that the Scouts can complete to organize and plan out their work.
57TH SCOUT GROUP 