MANUAL

CHAPTER 2
CHAPTER 2
What Does a Balanced Program Look Like
for Each Section?
Ringtail’s Hollow
(Environment & Outdoors)
Malak’s Maple (Leadership)
BEAVER SCOUTS
In Beaver Scouts, a balanced program means that the youth visit each area of the
Beaver Scout Program Map several times each year, depending on the length of the
adventures that are chosen and planned. The Beaver Scout Program Map has places
associated with each of the six Program Areas. It also has places associated with
other important parts of the Beaver Scout program—all in one visual organizer for the
Beaver Scouts.
Red Flower Camp
(Outdoors)
Bagheera’s Hunting Ground
(Environment)
CUB SCOUTS
In Cub Scouts, the Program Map has places associated with each of the six Program
Areas. To emphasize the different opportunities for Environment adventures and
Outdoors adventures, these are presented as two different places on the Jungle Map.
Council Rock (Leadership)
Rusty’s Meadow
(Active & Healthy Living)
The Swinging Bridge
(Active & Healthy Living)
Big Brown Beaver’s Lodge
(Citizenship)
Elephant Turf (Citizenship)
The Pond Map
The Jungle Map
Rascal’s River
(Creative Expression)
Monkey City
(Creative Expression)
Rainbow’s Reflections
(Beliefs & Values)
Baloo’s Cave
(Beliefs & Values)
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