We were asked by our parents for a visual version of where the badges are to be sewn on a Guide's badge scarf. I looked around and could not find one, so I created one (not my best work, but you get the idea). I have also included a picture of the program badges
A bigger version is available here: Badge Scarf and Program Badges
What to put on the badge scarf: The general rule is 'if it is not in the Program Book, it does not belong on the badge scarf'. It is always good to start sewing any 'Interest badges' (i.e. skating, campfire leaders, etc) on the on the back of the scarf, to make sure you have room for the Program badges.
Crests from camps and other activities are great for your daughter's camp hat or campfire blanket. :)
What to put on the badge scarf: The general rule is 'if it is not in the Program Book, it does not belong on the badge scarf'. It is always good to start sewing any 'Interest badges' (i.e. skating, campfire leaders, etc) on the on the back of the scarf, to make sure you have room for the Program badges.
Crests from camps and other activities are great for your daughter's camp hat or campfire blanket. :)
Riddie, Getting a 59 out of 100 is a good start, i believe. Don't get upset thinking you are week in maths. The best way to master maths is to work, rework, and rework the problems as much as you can. Most of the subjects are not reproduced properly in the absence of a proper understanding of them.
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