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2019 Camp Fiesta Island Merit Badge Catalog San Diego Imperial-Council 1

2019 Camp Fiesta Island Merit Badge Catalog


2019 Craft Merit Badges

C101

Basketry Since the dawn of humanity, we have been making baskets. In this merit badge you will learn the basics of this ancient art and its applications. By the end of the class you will understand the process of basket weaving and turn that knowledge into your own handmade basket. Nighttime merit badge taught in crafts area starting at 8:00pm Maximum number of participants: 20 Anticipated costs: $20 for materials

C102

Composite Materials Composites can be found just about everywhere in the modern world, from items in your kitchen drawer, to the bikes in the Tour d’ France. They are all around us, yet so many of us have so little knowledge of them. IN this merit badge you will learn the principles of composite materials and their application in the world around us. Through the projects in this class you will demonstrate and demand real world applications of these materials. Maximum number of participants: 10 Anticipated costs: $15 for materials

C103

Leatherwork In the leatherworking merit badge Scouts will explore leather's endless uses and applications. While making a practical scouting item, you will understand the types and uses of leather, as well as the process of turning a piece of leather into a useful and personally designed item. Maximum number of participants: 12 Anticipated costs: $10-$20 for materials

C104

Metalwork Metalworking has been such an important skill that it has literally sparked new eras in human history. In this merit badge you will learn the variety ofmetals, how they can be worked, and their real world applications. You will then use this knowledge to make your own metal projects in the CFI Foundry. Maximum number of participants: 10

C105

Sculpture & Art (2 Merit Badges) Humans have been expressing their thoughts, emotions, and history through art for as long as we could put paint on cave walls. During these merit badges you will learn about the aspects of art pieces as well as the process of making art in a variety of different mediums. Maximum number of participants: 12 Anticipated costs: $10 for materials. Prerequisites: Art #6


C106

Textile From the home spun wool of the pre-industrial world to the machine spun synthetic fibers in modern clothes, there have been countless types of textiles that have been used throughout the ages. In this merit badge you will learn about the types, forms, and uses of textiles, as well as the career opportunities that exist in this field. Maximum number of participants: 12

C107

Wood Carving As a hobby near and dear to many scouts, woodcarving has been taught to scouts since the first days of the movement. This merit badge will teach you the skills to turn a piece of wood into a useful item, or a beautiful piece of art. Please note that the scout must earn their Totin’ Chip to participate in the merit badge. Maximum number of participants: 10 Anticipated costs: $5 for materials


2019 “West Broadway” Merit Badges

B101

Movie Making Moviemaking includes the fundamentals of producing motion pictures, including the use of effective light, accurate focus, careful composition (or arrangement), and appropriate camera movement to tell stories. In earning the badge, Scouts will also learn to develop a story and describe other pre- and post-production processes necessary for making a quality motion picture. Maximum number of participants: 15

B102 Music From the soaring heights of an orchestral symphony, to the simple tune that you whistle while your troop hikes a trail, music can appear in a variety of forms. In this merit badge you will learn about the process of creating music, along with the history of its recent developments Maximum number of participants: 15 Prerequisites: Requirement: #3b

B103

Theater Stemming from the masked performances of the ancient Greeks, theater has a long and treasured history. In this merit badge you will learn about the art of live performance, stagecraft, and set design. Through this you will gain a new appreciation for the theater. Maximum number of participants: 15

B104 Public Speaking While we think of public speaking as giving speeches like political, civic, and religious leader do on a regular basis, there is actually much more to the art of oration. Through this merit badge, you will learn about public speaking, and gain a practical understanding by participating in public speaking opportunities during your time at camp. Maximum number of participants: 10


2019 Media Hut Merit Badges

M101

Animation While a relatively recent form of artistic expression, animation is prevalent in countless aspects of our media culture. Through this merit badge you will gain a better understanding of principles of animation, its development, and the different types of animation that exist. By the end, you will understand the process of creating an animation through creating your own. Scouts will make a stop motion video using Legos. Personal items may be used instead. Maximum number of participants: 15

M102

Graphic Arts From printed designs and advertisements to the designs on the t-shirt you’re wearing, graphic arts is a large part of our modern media environment. Through this merit badge you will understand some of the principles of this field, as well as participate in the creative process by taking a design from the sketch board to a final printed project. Maximum number of participants: 10 Anticipated costs: $10 for materials which include a t-shirt

M104

Photography & Journalism (2 Merit Badges) Understanding our world is an important part of being a responsible member of society, and these merit badges help you understand two ways that you can learn about the world. By the end of these merit badges you will understand the art of photography, and the process by which it reveals the world to the camera, and the process of fact-finding and reporting of the journalist. A limited number of cameras will be available for use. Scouts may wish to bring their own digital camera to use. Maximum number of participants: 15

M105

Radio While the first radio devices were very simple, and could only transmit a single tone, today radio communication is massive a industry allowing for the free flow of information across oceans, mountains, and entire nations. In this merit badge you will learn the mechanics of this powerful communications tool. Maximum number of participants: 12 Anticipated costs: $0


2019 Scout Skills Merit Badges

S101

Camping Camping is one of the best-known methods of the Scouting movement. When he founded the Scouting movement in the early 1900s, Robert Baden-Powell encouraged every Scout to learn the art of living out doors. In this merit badge you will follow his advice and know how to make yourself at home in the great outdoors. Maximum number of participants: 15 Prerequisites: Requirement: #4b, #7b, #8d, #9

S102

Emergency Preparedness Scouts are often called upon to help because they know first aid and they know about the discipline and planning needed to react to an emergency situation. By the time you finish this merit badge you will know how you can be prepared for, and respond to a wide variety of emergencies. Maximum number of participants: 15 Prerequisites: Requirement: #1, #2c, #6c, #8b

S103 First Aid Caring for injured or ill persons until they can receive professional medical care is an important skill for every Scout. With some knowledge of first aid, you can provide immediate care and help to someone who is hurt or who becomes ill. First Aid can help prevent infection and serious loss of blood and could even save a limb or a life. Maximum number of participants: 15 Prerequisites: Requirement: #5

S104

Fishing Baden-Powell once argued that every Scout should be able to provide for themselves through a knowledge of fishing. You can follow his advice in this merit badge by learning about the equipment, knots, and skills that all go in to catching and preparing a fish to eat. Maximum number of participants: 12 Prerequisites: Requirement: #9, #10


S105

Mariner’s Program (CFI’s “Trail to 1st Class”) The Mariners Program is designed to be a “Trail to 1st Class” for Scouts who have recently joined a troop or crossed over from Webelos. This program is designed to aid new Scouts in navigating the world of Scouting. Here you will learn basic Scout skills and methods, in addition to earning your Totin’ Chip, Firem’n Chit, First Aid Merit Badge, and Swimming Merit Badge. This program is not intended to advance from Scout to First Class in a week, though it may help. Our main goal is to make sure your first summer camp experience is one of the best and that your intro to the Scouting world ignites a fire in you for years to come. The Mariner’s Program is a 3-period class either… Periods 1through 3 or Periods 3 through 5 Maximum number of participants: 20

S106 Orienteering Orienteering, the use of map and compass to find locations and plan a journey, has been a vital skill for humans (and Scouts) since the first basic compasses were constructed. Through this merit badge you will understand how to read a map and compass to find your way, and to follow a preplanned orienteering course. Maximum number of participants: 15 Prerequisites: Requirement: #7

S107 Pioneering Pioneering—the knowledge of ropes, knots, and splices along with the ability to build rustic structures by lashing together poles and spars—is among the oldest of Scouting's skills. Practicing rope use and completing projects with lashings also allows you to connect with past generations, including your ancestors who may have used many of these skills as they sailed the open seas and lived in America's forests and prairies. Maximum number of participants: 10 Anticipated costs: $10 for materials

S108

Safety Knowing about safety helps Scouts to make the right choices and to take the best actions to avoid accidents by making informed choices in their everyday activities and to respond appropriately during an emergency situation. In this merit badge you will learn how keep yourself and others safe at home, at school, or in a variety of other settings. Maximum number of participants: 10 Prerequisites: #1, #2, #3b, #4, #6 (Must bring notebook to class)


S109 Signs, Signals & Codes The Signs, Signals, and Codes merit badge will cover Morse code, ASL, Braille, signaling, trail markings, and other nonverbal communications. By learning about these important forms of communications you will expand your ability to communicate on the trail with your troop, or with others in your community. Maximum number of participants: 20

S110

Wilderness Survival In their outdoor activities, Scouts learn to bring the clothing and gear they need, to make good plans, and do their best to manage any risks. But now and then, something unexpected happens. When things go wrong, you need to know what to do. By earning this merit badge you will know how to survive when things don’t work as planned. Wilderness Survival is a 2-period class Recommended age: 14 and up Maximum number of participants: 15 Prerequisites: Requirement: #5


2019 Nature Civic Merit Badges

N101

Chemistry Chemistry explores how substances react with each other, how they change, how certain forces connect molecules, and how molecules are made are all parts of chemistry. It is the study of almost everything in our world. By learning how we understand what the world is made of, we can better understand the world around us. Maximum number of participants: 15 Prerequisites: None

N102

Citizenship in the Nation As you fulfill the requirements for this merit badge, you will learn how to become active citizens are aware of and grateful for your liberties and rights, to participate in the governments and protect our freedom, helping to defend our country and standing up for individual rights on behalf of all its citizens. Maximum number of participants: 20 Prerequisites: Requirement: #2, #8

N103

Citizenship in the World While citizens of our nation, we are also citizens of the world. Through this merit badge you will learn about how countries work together, how other governments function, and the differences and similarities that exist between our own nations and the rest of the world. Maximum number of participants: 20 Prerequisites: Requirement: #7

N104

Communications Whether through written, oral, or non-verbal methods, we communicate with people through a variety of methods each and every day. By taking this merit badge, you will learn about how we communicate, and practice these skills through a variety of practical communication activities. Maximum number of participants: 10 Prerequisites: Requirement: #5, #7, #8


N105

Cycling is a 3-period class Since 1911, hundreds of thousands of Scouts have made the most of their two-wheel adventures by earning the Cycling merit badge. Whether you just got your first bicycle or have been cycling for years, you will learn more about your bike and what it can do by working on the requirements for this badge. The camp has a selection of nearly new road bikes for rent $25, Scouts may choose to bring their own bikes for use. Personal bikes must be appropriate for long distances and are subject to inspection by qualified staff. Maximum number of participants: 12 Prerequisites: Before coming to camp you must complete a 10, 15 and 25-mile bike ride.

N106

Environmental Science While earning the Environmental Science merit badge, you will get a taste of what it is like to be an environmental scientist, making observations and carrying out experiments to investigate the natural world. Maximum number of participants: 15 Prerequisites: Requirement: #4

N107

Oceanography The oceans cover more than 70 percent of our planet and are the dominant feature of Earth. Wherever you live, the oceans influence the weather, the soil, the air, and the geography of your community. To study the oceans is to study Earth itself. Maximum number of participants: 15


N112 Reptile & Amphibian Study Scouts have always been interested in snakes, turtles, lizards, and alligators, as well as frogs and salamanders. Developing knowledge about these captivating creatures leads to an appreciation for all native wildlife. Understanding the life cycle of a reptile or amphibian and keeping one as a pet can be a good introduction to natural history. Knowing about venomous species can help Scouts to be prepared to help in case of an emergency. Maximum number of participants: 15 Prerequisites: Requirement: #8

N113

Salesmanship By studying salesmanship, you can learn self-confidence, motivation, friendliness, and the persistence necessary to overcome obstacles and solve problems. Sales can offer a challenging and rewarding career for those who enjoy interacting with people from all walks of life. Maximum number of participants: 10

N114

Space Exploration & Astronomy (2 Merit Badges) Space is mysterious. We explore space for many reasons, not least because we don't know what is out there, it is vast, and humans are full of curiosity. Each time we send explorers into space, we learn something we didn't know before. We discover a little more of what is out there. Maximum number of participants: 15 Anticipated costs: $13 for material


2019 Aquatics Merit Badges

A101

Board Sailing This award has been developed to introduce Scouts to basic boardsailing skills, equipment, and safety precautions; to encourage the development of skills that promote fitness and safe aquatic recreation; and to lay a skill and knowledge foundation for those who will later participate in more advanced and demanding activities on the water. Boardsailing is not a merit badge. Maximum number of participants: 6

A102

Canoeing The canoe was a primary method of travel for explorers and settlers. Today, it remains an important part of the wilderness experience and an enjoyable leisure activity that teaches communication, teamwork, and physical fitness. Maximum number of participants: 16

A103

Celestial Navigation (CFI’s New Aquatic Program) To be a true pirate, one must be able to orient themselves using the oldest method available-the stars. In this 5-period course, scouts will expand on their sailing skills by serving as the crew of our hallmark 23-foot sailboat, Kryptonite. They will earn the orienteering and astronomy, merit badges and finish the week with an overnight sail where they will be given coordinates to their location and using the stars and basic orienteering skills, they will safely arrive at a shipwrecked shore. Scouts participating in Celestial Navigation will be unable to participate in regular merit badge sessions. Celestial Navigation is a 5-period class. Recommended age: 16 and up Maximum number of participants: 4 Prerequisites: Completed the Small-Boat Sailing Merit Badge Anticipated costs: $20 Fee


A103 Flying Hull (CFI’s New Aquatic Program) Camp Fiesta Island’s Catamaran Sailing Program is an intensive week-long course for Scouts with sailing experience. These scouts will learn catamaran sailing from start to finish from rigging and rules of the road to racing techniques, hiking out, and “flying a hull”. Wind permitting, the week will finish off with a Thursday sail trip through the ocean to San Diego Bay for an overnight camping trip with a BBQ dinner, and a return trip on Friday. Scouts participating in the Flying Hull program will be unable to participate in regular merit badge sessions. Adults are welcome to participate so long as there is space remaining when you arrive at camp. Flying Hull is a 5-period class. Recommended age: 14 and up Maximum number of participants: 6 Prerequisites: Completed the Small-Boat Sailing Merit Badge Anticipated costs: $50 Fee

A104

Kayaking Kayaking was once the preferred water transportation of the Inuit people, and has now become an incredibly popular source of exercise and competitive sport. In the kayaking merit badge scouts will learn the basics of kayaking in a flat water and calm environment. Maximum number of participants: 20

A105

Lifesaving No Boy Scout will ignore a plea for help. However, the desire to help is of little use unless one knows how to give the proper aid. The main purpose of the Lifesaving merit badge is to prepare Scouts to assist those involved in water accidents, teaching them the basic knowledge of rescue techniques, the skills to perform them, and the judgment to know when and how to act so that they can be prepared for emergencies. Lifesaving is a 2-period class Maximum number of participants: 16 Prerequisites: Completed the Swimming Merit Badge

A106

Motorboating With the fun of operating a motor boat comes the responsibility for keeping that boat in first-class condition, knowing and obeying the nautical "rules of the road," and gaining the general knowledge and skills to operate a boat safely. Maximum number of participants: 16

A107

Nautical Survival (2 Merit Badges) When things go wrong, the skills of Nautical Survival can help make everything right again. Scouts will earn both the Wilderness Survival and the Lifesaving merit badge. Participants will also earn the BSA mile swim patch. Nautical Survival is a 2-period class Recommended age: 14 and up Maximum number of participants: 15 Prerequisites: Completed the Swimming Merit Badge Wilderness Survival Prerequisites: Requirement: #5


A108 Paddle Boarding

Stand up paddle boarding, also known as “SUP” is a fun, relaxing activity that anyone can enjoy. Scouts will learn proper paddle technique and balance on the calm waters of the bay. Maximum number of participants: 16

A109

Personal Water Craft In Personal watercraft (PWC), participants will enjoy a week of instruction and ride time on our jet skis. Participants will be exposed to a variety of locations around Mission Bay as they navigate choppy waters. The Scouts and adults that sign up for this class will learn safety and how to properly ride and control the personal watercraft. Maximum number of participants: 4 Recommended age: 16 and up. If the Scout is under the age of 16, an adult must sign up with the Scout. Anticipated costs: $150per person/ $225.00 if you ride double

A110 Rowing Rowing is the use of oars as a means of propelling boats, and it has grown from a basic method of transportation to a competitive sport and an enjoyable method of exercising. In this merit badge, you will learn proper rowing techniques and skills. Maximum number of participants: 12

A111 Scuba Diving (Full day program & free time) Start with a dash of swimming skills add equal measures of aquatics first aid, safety, and conservation. Do use liberally with ADVENTURE! Through this program you will earn your scuba diving merit badge, along with your PADI Open Water Diving Certification. Participants will explore the beautiful waters off the San Diego Coast. Scuba Diving is an all-day class M/T/W/Th/F and during free time. Participants will be expected to transport themselves to and from the Scuba facility. Recommended age: 13 and up Maximum number of participants: 10 Anticipated costs: $550 (includes flippers, goggles, snorkel and booties) Prerequisites: Completed the Swimming Merit Badge


A112

Small-Boat Sailing Sailing is one of the most enjoyable pastimes on the open water. Learn the basics of sailing and explore the waters on our fleet of Quba sailboats. CFI is located on an ideal cove for beginning sailors. Maximum number of participants: 12

A113

Swimming Swimming is a leisure activity, a competitive sport, and a basic survival skill. In this merit badge class, you will refine your swimming skills. If your Scout would like to learn how to swim, we do offer a learn to swim program during free time. Maximum number of participants: 20


2019 Wednesday Island Activities & Adventures

IA101

Indian Lore Merit Badge Far different from the stereotypes or common images that are portrayed on film, on television, and in many books and stories, American Indians have many different cultures, languages, religions, styles of dress, and ways of life. To learn about these different groups is to take an exciting journey of discovery in which you will meet some of America's most fascinating peoples. Maximum number of participants: 20 Anticipated costs: $15

IA102 Open Crafts In a Craft merit badge and want to spend some more time on your project? Just want to put some of your crafty skills to use? Then come on by the crafts area put your skills to use!

IA103

Open Waterfront Wednesday Morning and afternoon the waterfront will open up for scouts and adults. Use your aquatics skills on any of our paddle craft (paddle boards, canoes, kayaks, and rowboats), on our small sailing boats, or cool off with a nice dip in the swim area.

IA104

Relax & Chill If you don’t want to do anything, kick back and relax in your campsite. Play games, read, work on your nap safely certification, or work on figuring out the treasure of Fiesta Island.

IA105

Tie-dye Wednesday in the Craft Area Come by the Crafts area at 10 am and 2 pm, to create your own piece of tie-dyed clothing. All materials are provided, and a staff member will be there to guide you through the process. Please bring an article to dye or buy one of the CFI patterned shirts especially designed for tie-dyeing from the trading post. Maximum number of participants: 20 You will need to bring your own t-shirt


WA101

Afternoon Beach Adventure Few places have beaches better than those in San Diego. Experience the popular Mission Beach with this afternoon beach trip. Wade into the surf, walk along the boardwalk, or simply soak up the sun on this beautiful part of the Southern Californian Coast. Transportation to and from, as well as excursion supervision is provided. Maximum number of participants: 20 Anticipated costs: $12.50

WA102

Aviation Merit Badge taught on the U.S.S. Midway Since the dawn of time, humanity has dreamed of the possibility of flight. Now, that dream is a reality, as we have been able to fly faster, higher, and farther than any other creature. In this merit badge class, you will learn about the fundamentals of flight, the ways flight is important to us today, and get to test your skill on flight training simulators. And what better place to earn the Aviation Merit Badge than onboard the historic aircraft carrier U.S.S. Midway? Transportation to and from, as well as excursion supervision is provided. Maximum number of participants: 20 Anticipated costs: $50.00

WA103 Belmont Park Opened in 1925; this historic amusement park is a local icon, still housing the Big Dipper roller coaster, one of the last wooden rollercoaster on the West Coast. Come have a fun and relaxing day, free of pirates and scallywags. With a number of rides and attractions, this historic amusement park is fun for the whole troop. Transportation to and from, as well as excursion supervision is provided. Maximum number of participants: 20 Anticipated costs: $50

WA104

Birch Aquarium at Scripps Based at the renowned Scripps Institution of Oceanography, this aquarium is home to hundreds of different species of marine life. Explore the living tide pools or check out the 70,000-gallon Kelp Forest tank. A visit here will not be soon forgotten. Transportation to and from, as well as excursion supervision is provided. Maximum number of participants: 40 Anticipated costs: $25.00


WA105

Climbing Merit Badge at Vertical Hold Climbing is not a sport that requires tremendous muscular strength; it demands mental toughness and the willingness to practice hard to master a set of skills. Come and earn the Climbing Merit Badge at an indoor gym so that you can learn the skill of climbing. Transportation to and from, as well as excursion supervision is provided. Maximum number of participants: 15 Anticipated costs: $50.00

WA106 Deep Sea Fishing Calling all Anglers! Come and try your hand at deep sea fishing on this boat run by an experienced captain and crew. Return to the island with your catch and have our experienced fishing instructors teach you how to properly clean, fillet, and cook your fish. Transportation to and from, as well as excursion supervision is provided. Maximum number of participants: 15 Anticipated costs: $60.00 under 16 /$72.00 16 and over

WA107 iFly (Indoor Sky Diving) Prepare to feel the rush of adrenaline as you experience the thrill of skydiving unencumbered by parachutes, or a plane jump. Indoor Skydiving is a fun activity that is growing in popularity. Test your ability to take to the sky with this excursion. With an online album of photos presented to you after your hardcore thrill session. Transportation to and from, as well as excursion supervision is provided. Maximum number of participants: 20 Anticipated costs: $55.00

WA108

Kayaking & Snorkeling at La Jolla Shores On this adventure, you will kayak out to La Jolla Shores—one of the most picturesque parts of the Californian coast. Once there you will be able to snorkel and watch the amazing and diverse marine life that lives in the seas off of San Diego. You may even be able to see the local sand sharks. Transportation to and from, as well as excursion supervision is provided. Maximum number of participants: 20 Anticipated costs: $50.00


WA109

Ocean PWC (Personal Water Craft) Afternoon Adventure Enjoy 3 hours of thrill on our ocean PWC adventure. Speed through Mission Bay and into the Pacific Ocean in either our morning or afternoon session. Session will include a stop for breakfast or lunch on the beach. (Not part of the 3-hour ride time). Maximum number of participants: 4 Age requirements: 16. If under 16, we request that an adult sign up with the scout. Anticipated cost: $150per person/ $225.00 if you ride double 2 Sessions offered: 8:00 AM-12:00 PM, 12:30 PM-4:30 PM

WA110 San Diego Padres (when games permit) Play Ball!!! Come watch the San Diego Padres play America’s favorite past time in the beautiful Petco Park. Bring your whole troop out to the ballgame. Hot Dogs, Soda, Chips, and the tickets will be provided, however you must transport your troop to and from the game. Maximum number of participants: 20 Anticipated costs: $30.00

WA111

San Diego Zoo Come experience the world-famous San Diego Zoo! Founded over 100 years ago, the San Diego Zoo is located in beautiful Balboa Park, and houses hundreds of amazing animal species for you to view. From gorillas to polar bears, to Madagascar hissing cockroaches, to the Chinese provided Panda exhibit, this zoo has it all! Transportation to and from, as well as excursion supervision is provided. Maximum number of participants: 20 Anticipated costs: $27.00

WA112 Sea World Founded in 1964, SeaWorld is a nationally known aquarium, marine mammal park, and theme park. Spend the day observing bottlenose dolphins jumping through the air and seals and sea lions sunbathing on rocks, enjoying the thrill of roller coasters, or taking in the views of scenic San Diego from the Sky Tower. Transportation to and from, as well as excursion supervision is provided. Maximum number of participants: 20 Anticipated costs: $70.00


WA113

Surfing on Mission Bay Hang Ten! From Oahu’s North Shore, to Doheny Beach, surfing is a widely popular and exciting beach activity. Come learn how to start participating in this sport, no experience is required as instructors will help teach the basics of surfing to you. Must have passed BSA Swim Test to participate in this excursion. Transportation to and from, as well as excursion supervision is provided. Maximum number of participants: 20 Anticipated costs: $50.00

WA114

U.S.S. Midway Self-Guided Tour. Commissioned just days after the end of the Second World War, and serving as the American flagship during Desert Storm, the U.S.S. Midway has a long and decorated history of defending our nation. Now the Midway serves as a museum ship in San Diego Harbor just across from NAS North Island—the birthplace of American naval aviation and home to active Navy Carriers. You can explore this ship through a self-guided tour and learn about the ship and how her crew lived on board. Transportation to and from, as well as excursion supervision is provided. Maximum number of participants: 20 Anticipated costs: $15.00

WA115 Weather Merit Badge to be taught on the U.S.S. Midway Meteorology is the study of Earth's atmosphere and its weather and the ways in which temperature, wind, and moisture act together in the environment. In addition to learning how everyday weather is predicted, Scouts can learn about extreme weather such as thunderstorms, tornadoes, and hurricanes, and how to stay safe. Maximum number of participants: 15 Anticipated Cost: $50.00 Prerequisites: #7


2019 CFI MERIT BADGE PREREQUISITE FORM All Scouts must have a separate form for each merit badge

FULL NAME: _______________________________________________ WEEK OF CAMP: __________

TROOP NUMBER: _________COUNCIL: __________________________________________________

MERIT BADGE APPLYING FOR: _________________________________________________________

The Scout named above acknowledges that certain designated merit badges cannot be

completed at Camp Fiesta Island unless prerequisite requirements are met prior to arriving at camp.

They also realize that this form must be completed correctly, signed, and given to the CFI Merit Badge

Instructor the first day of their class. The camp can then grant the merit badge, upon successful

completion in the camp course in the above-mentioned merit badge.

CIRCLE ONLY ONE MERIT BADGE PER FORM.

Art Requirement: #6

Camping Requirements: #4b, #7b, #8d, #9

Celestial Navigation Requirements: Small Boat Sailing MB

Citizenship in the Nation Requirements: #2, #8

Citizenship in the World Requirement: #7

Communications Requirements: #5, #7, #8

Cycling Requirement: Before camp you must complete

a 10, 15 and 25-mile bike ride.

Emergency Preparedness Requirements: #1, #2c, #6c, #8b

Environmental Science Requirements: #4

First Aid Requirement: #5

Fishing Requirements: #9, #10

Flying Hull Requirement: Small Boat Sailing MB

Lifesaving Requirement: Swimming MB

Music Requirement: #3b

Nautical Survival Requirement: Swimming MB &

Wilderness Survival #5

Orienteering Requirements: #7

Reptile and Amphibian Study Requirement: #8

Safety Requirement: #1, #2, #3b, #4, #6

Scuba Requirement: Swimming MB

Weather Requirement: #9

Wilderness Survival Requirement: #5

I certify that the above-named Scout has met the following requirements:

____________________________ __________________

Scoutmaster (or rep) Signature Date

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