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CITIZENSHIP IN THE NATION
CITIZENSHIP IN THE NATION
Class Size: 8 Scouts per CLass
Class Size: 8 Scouts per CLass
Class 1: Instructor(s)/Counselor(s): Randy Carr (ScouterWI230@gmail.com)
Class 1: Instructor(s)/Counselor(s): Randy Carr (ScouterWI230@gmail.com)
Location: iMET Center, 2320 Renaissance Blvd, Sturtevant, WI 53177
Location: iMET Center, 2320 Renaissance Blvd, Sturtevant, WI 53177
Full Day with Lunch Break
Notes for Success:
Scouts are required to read the Merit Badge Pamphlet BEFORE coming to the class.
Consider utilizing the WORKSHEET or a notebook to document your learning and information prior to the clinic as discussion question answers will be reviewed individually. Phone or tablets are OK. The letter may be separate, but should be typed.
Review and prepare prerequisites before the class
Citizenship In the Nation Merit Badge is very discussion/answer driven. There will be some time during the day to go online to review some material. We suggest using a notebook and make notes on answers for every question, so we can just review. The day will start with about a 1.5 hour general discussion. We expect to review 2 of 8 scouts at a time for about 1.5 hours per counselor. A scout that has no notes and does not know material will be asked to prepare before being reviewed. In a one day clinic setting we have some special completion request. If you have questions reach out to Randy following appropriate youth protection guidelines.
A free digital version is available at this link
SUPPLIES Scouts need to bring with them:
A worksheet and something to write with
Completed Gateway - Participant’s Acceptance of Risks and Responsibility Agreement - LINK
BSA Health Form A/B
Blue card - signed by Scoutmaster on the front
Pre-requisites
Pre-requisites
1-4 Be Prepared to discuss answers for Items 1-4 from notes.
5 Review the news for 5 days, The request to complete is to write a 200-500 word report to review.
6 Review a famous speech. The request to complete is to write a 200-500 word report to review. Please select from this list:
The Gettysburg Address by Abe Lincoln;
I have a Dream by Martin Luther King;
The Berlin Wall by Ronald Regan;
Inaugural Address by John Kennedy;
We will accept others with prior approval by e-mail as a counselor we need to prepare.
7. Be prepared to advise what you learned by visiting 2 of 4 places, one may be virtual.
8. Write to one of your state representatives in the legislature.
Follow-up Homework:
Any of the pre-requisites that are not done before class.
Anything not completed in class due to attending late or leaving early.
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