| Group | I. | Intelligence. |
| Group | II. | Handcraft. |
| Group | III. | Service to Others. |
| Group | IV. | Physical Health. |
Collector.—For collecting stamps, medal ribbons, specimens, crests, etc., or keeping a scrap-book. (Neatness of arrangement to count.) |
magnifying glass
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Observer.—Study of animals, birds, plants, etc. Tracking and Kim’s Game. |
back of bunny
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Signaler.—Elementary signaling with flags, etc., and scout signs. |
waving striped flag
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pencil
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Artist.—Drawing or painting or modeling. (Self-expression rather than artistic merit to count.) |
spider web
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Weaver.—Knitting, netting, patch-work, basket-making. |
hand saw
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Wood-Worker.—Chip carving, fretwork, or carpentry. |
First Aider.—Know how to treat minor injuries and accidents. |
cross
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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
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House Worker.—Make tea, peel potatoes, prepare vegetables, clean up, make bed. |
broom
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scout standing with arms outspread
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Athlete.—Able to run, jump, climb, throw, and catch. |
frog
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Swimmer.—Able to swim twenty-five yards, and float and dive in the water. |
ball
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Team Player.—For hockey, basket ball and other team games. |
Note:—The full details for these will be found in the Leaders’ Manual.