11-year old scouts

11-year old scouts is for boys graduating into the boy scout program in the LDS pack.  There should be two deep leadership and the scouts should start learning and reciting the Scout Oath and Law each week and learn to live by them.  The program should be based around this AND I highly recommend the scouts give service on a monthly basis.  This is one of the fundamental characteristics of a scout.

The first rank all Scouts start working on their Scout level requirements.  Next is their Tenderfoot requirements.  Then there is their 2nd Class requriements, 1st class requirements, Star Rank , Life Rank, then finally Eagle Rank

Alternative requirements are also available for some of these ranks for boys who have a disability.

There are alternative requirements for Eagle for boys who find this difficult or challenging because of a disability as well.

Boy Scouts of America have  updated their merit badges.  Find out what's new and what's upcoming!  My son is so excited for animation!!  :-)  Upcoming merit badges and Newest Merit Badges

Here's also a list of all the current merit badges:

American Business American Cultures American Heritage American Labor Animal Science Archaeology Archery Architecture Art Astronomy Athletics Auto Mechanics Aviation Backpacking Basketry Bird Study Bugling Camping Canoeing Chemistry Cinematography Citizenship in the Community Citizenship in the Nation Citizenship in the World Climbing Coin Collecting Collections Communications Composite Materials Computers Cooking Crime Prevention Cycling Dentistry Disabilities Awareness Dog Care Drafting Electricity Electronics Emergency Preparedness Energy

Engineering Entrepreneurship Environmental Science Family Life Farm Mechanics Fingerprinting Fire Safety First Aid Fish and Wildlife Management Fishing Fly-Fishing Forestry Gardening Genealogy Geology Golf Graphic Arts Hiking Home Repairs Horsemanship Indian Lore Insect Study Journalism Landscape Architecture Law Leatherwork Lifesaving Mammal Study Medicine Metalwork Model Design and Building Motorboating Music Nature Nuclear Science Oceanography Orienteering Painting Personal Fitness Personal Management

Pets Photography Pioneering Plant Science Plumbing Pottery Public Health Public Speaking Pulp and Paper Radio Railroading Reading Reptile and Amphibian Study Rifle Shooting Rowing Safety Salesmanship Scholarship Sculpture Shotgun Shooting Skating Small-Boat Sailing Snow Sports Soil and Water Conservation Space Exploration Sports Stamp Collecting Surveying Swimming Textile Theater Traffic Safety Truck Transportation Veterinary Medicine Waterskiing Weather Whitewater Wilderness Survival Wood Carving Woodwork