FAITH IN GOD AND CUB SCOUTING Possible Activity Correlations

January 2004

FAITH IN GOD WOLF BEAR WEBELOS

Basic Requirements Achievement 11

Achievement 1 Webelos Badge, Requirement 8

Learning and Living the Gospel Give a family home evening lesson on Joseph Smith’s First Vision . . .

Achievement 11a

Achievement 1 Webelos Badge, Requirement 8

Read D&C 89. Discuss how Heavenly Father blesses us when we faithfully live the Word of Wisdom . . .

Achievement 11b, c

Achievement 9c, g

Activity Badge: Fitness

Prepare a pedigree chart . . . Achievement 11

Achievement 8d

Webelos Badge, Requirement 8

Serving Others Write a letter to a teacher, your parents, or your grandparents . . .

Elective 21b Achievement 18b

Communicator 11

Plan, prepare, and serve a nutritious meal.

Achievement 8c, e

Achievement 9c, g

Family Member 11, Fitness 3,

Outdoorsman 8

Developing Talents

Learn to sing, play, or lead a song from the Children’s Songbook . . .

Elective 11d, e, f

Elective 8 Activity Badge: Showman 8, 9

Visit an art museum or attend a concert, play, or other cultural event. . . .

Achievement 10c, f

Achievement 10a

Activity Badge: Showman 17, Naturalist 4

As you familiarize yourself with the Faith in God for Boys guidebook you will find many opportunities to make it a part of your regular Scouting program. Occasionally, you may want to devote an activity day/den meeting exclusively to the Faith in God activities. Cub Scouting prepares a boy to be “self reliant and dependable—a person of worth, a caring individual.”1 Adding Faith in God prepares a boy to receive and honor the priesthood of God.

1Wolf Handbook, p. 1.