Requirement 3 of the Citizenship in the Nation Merit Badge:has us learning about the three branches of the United States government.

The Bird Study Merit Badge has us identifying birds by their song or call. Here are a few for you to practice with.

Requirement 2 of the Art Merit Badge: Discuss with your counselor the following terms and elements of art: line, value, shape, form, space, color, and texture. Show examples of each element.

Requirement 3 of the Insect Study Merit Badge has us learning about and pointing out the main parts of an insect.

At the bottom of this post you will find a free printable to assist you with demonstrating your understanding of each aspect of emergency preparedness listed for Req 2(b)

The Astronomy Merit Badge has us identifying the 8 planets that orbit our sun within our solar system. Here is a fun quiz for you to test your knowledge.

Definitions for 31 Architectural Terms

With the ski slopes now open, it’s a good idea to know the difficulty level of each run and the international trail markings.

Essential safety tips when working on your radio equipment. Safety First!

If you choose to ride at night, be sure to have lights and reflectors on your bicycle.

The preamble sets the stage for the Constitution. It clearly communicates the intentions of the framers and the purpose of the document.

Did you know that your baby fingerprints don’t change when you get older?

Requirement 6f of the Dog Care Merit Badge has us taking look at the benefits of spaying or neutering.

In 1910, James E West began his adventure with the Boy Scouts of America.

Working on the Fishing Merit Badge? Checkout the 5 basic artificial fishing lures categories here.

What is Free Enterprise? Would it surprise you that all of us have experienced it?

Let’s take a closer look at the mammals. What makes an animal a mammal?

Today (9/13/2021) is the 256th day of the year, which means it’s National Day of the Programmer.

For this merit badge, you will prepare a budget of your expected income and expenses for the next 13 weeks.

Did you know that all flowering plants share one common feature?