GroupI. Intelligence.
GroupII. Handcraft.
Group III. Service to Others.
GroupIV. Physical Health.

Group I. Intelligence

Collector.—For collecting stamps, medal ribbons, specimens, crests, etc., or keeping a scrap-book. (Neatness of arrangement to count.)

magnifying glass

Observer.—Study of animals, birds, plants, etc. Tracking and Kim’s Game.

back of bunny

Signaler.—Elementary signaling with flags, etc., and scout signs.

waving striped flag

Group II. Handcraft

pencil

Artist.—Drawing or painting or modeling. (Self-expression rather than artistic merit to count.)

spider web

Weaver.—Knitting, netting, patch-work, basket-making.

hand saw

Wood-Worker.—Chip carving, fretwork, or carpentry.

Group III. Service for Others

First Aider.—Know how to treat minor injuries and accidents.

cross

Guide.—Must know how to show the way to strangers, and know where to find Police Station, Fire Station, Doctor, etc., and know the history of the place.

arrow pointing left

House Worker.—Make tea, peel potatoes, prepare vegetables, clean up, make bed.

broom

Group IV. Physical Health

scout standing with arms outspread

Athlete.—Able to run, jump, climb, throw, and catch.

frog

Swimmer.—Able to swim twenty-five yards, and float and dive in the water.

ball

Team Player.—For hockey, basket ball and other team games.

Note:—The full details for these will be found in the Leaders’ Manual.