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	What is Wood Badge?
		Wood Badge is a training course for Scouters which finally results in their receiving a certificate, a small neckerchief, a leather slide, and two small wooden beads on a leather thong.
		Wood Badge is the embodiment of Scouting spirit.
		Wood Badge is then, a great force for world brotherhood, for though it uses the local traditions in each country, it emphasizes the international aspects of the movement and the heritage of Baden-Powell and Gilwell Park.
	www.woodbadge.org /wbwhat.htm (758 words)

	The Wood Badge Home Page
		For 10 years, Wood Badge courses were conducted by the Boy Scouts of America exclusively for the purpose of training representatives from councils in methods of training and how to help with the leadership training programs of their own councils.
		The skills of leadership were emphasized in Wood Badge as a means of fostering the growth of up-to-date leadership knowledge, skills, and attitudes among Scouting’s leaders.
		Wood Badge is considered by many as a peak experience in their Scouting careers.
	www.pinetreeweb.com /woodbadg.htm (1085 words)

	Wood Badge
		The application part of Wood Badge is a period of up to 18-month during which the participants practice and demonstrate a working knowledge of the leadership principles presented during the course.
		Wood Badge for the 21st century is for all leaders in the Boy Scouts of America.
		Wood Badge is a class 3 Scouting event and requires a medical examination within one year of the course start date.
	www.minsitrails.com /wood_badge.asp (627 words)

	Wood Badge Main
		Wood Badge is a training course for Scouters which finally results in their receiving a certificate, a small neckerchief, a leather slide, and two small wooden beads on a leather thong.
		Wood Badge is the embodiment of Scouting spirit.
		Wood Badge is then, a great force for world brotherhood, for though it uses the local traditions in each country, it emphasizes the international aspects of the movement and the heritage of Baden-Powell and Gilwell Park.
	www.texastrailsbsa.org /Training/wood_badge_main.htm (1461 words)

	Wood Badge
		In 1936, an experimental Wood Badge course was conducted in the United States at the Schiff Scout Reservation.
		Wood Badge courses may be conducted as a weeklong experience, or over two weekends with patrol meetings between each session.
		This consists of a parchment certificate, the Wood Badge beads (two wooden beads on a leather thong), a tan neckerchief with a swatch of MacLaren tartan, and a leather woggle or neckerchief slide.
	www.scouting.org /factsheets/02-539.html (825 words)

	Wood Badge
		Wood Badge is Scouting's premier training course for Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Varsity Scout, and Venturing Leaders, as well as council and district leaders.
		The primary purpose of the Wood Badge experience is to strengthen Scouting in packs, troops, crews, districts, and the council.
		Wood Badge was originally presented by Lord Baden-Powell as a means of strengthening and preserving the Scouting movement throughout the world.
	www.bsa-ia.org /training/wood.htm (693 words)

	Wood Badge (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Wood Badge course is designed to represent a month in the life of a Scout unit, with participants entering as Cub Scouts, then bridging into Boy Scouting to form patrols for the remainder of the program.
		It is sung during the course and at all Wood Badge reunions.
		Wood Badge is a great force for the world brotherhood and the heritage of Baden-Powell and Gilwell Park.
	home.comcast.net /~internetdomains/WoodBadge.htm (1998 words)

	Wood Badge -- Chief Seattle Council
		You may attend Wood Badge if you are registered as an adult Scouter, trained for your position, and medically able to handle the program.
		Wood Badge is advanced leadership training for adult leaders.
		In case you cannot attend the Chief Seattle Wood Badge course, we have a list of coming courses in neighboring councils for 2007.
	members.doubleknot.com /woodbadge (623 words)

	Wood Badge History
		The object of the Wood Badge course is to demonstrate as practically as possible the aims and methods of Scouting.
		The Wood Badge neckerchief may only be worn with the accompanying leather neckerchief slide or woggle.
		Upon completion of the Wood Badge ticket, as certified by a ticket counselor and the Scout executive, the participant will be presented with the Wood Badge certificate, neckerchief, woggle, and beads at an appropriate public ceremony.
	www.dacbsa.org /CC_TNG/woodbadge-history.htm (450 words)

	CountDowntoWB (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wood Badge draws from a wide range of sources within and beyond the bounds of Scouting to present the latest in leadership theory and team development.
		Wood Badge staff will expand upon that shared vision by guiding participants through three days of presentations and activities that parallel three weeks of a Scout unit’s meetings and activities.
		The Wood Badge Training Course is available to Scout leaders of all programs who have completed the basic training courses for their Scouting position.
	www.nfcbsa.org /WB06/index.htm (613 words)

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		In 1936, an experimental Wood Badge course was conducted in the United States at the Schiff Scout Reservation.
		Wood Badge training consists of two parts, a one-week practical phase taught at Camp Freedom, and an application phase in your own unit.
		Accompanying the Wood Badge is a taupe neckerchief with a bit of MacLaren tartan, a leather woggle, and a parchment certificate.
	www.tac-bsa.org /21_woodbadge.htm (411 words)

	Wood Badge - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Wood Badge recipients are called Wood Badgers or Gilwellians and are members of the 1st Gilwell Scout Group, thus the uniform neckerchief, based at the home of Scouting in the United Kingdom (UK).
		The Akela Badge was discontinued by the Committee of the Council in 1925 and all leaders were awarded the Wood Badge on completion of their training.
		During the 1950s, Wood Badge courses were conducted by the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) exclusively for the purpose of training representatives from councils in methods of training and how to help with the leadership training programs of their own councils.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wood_Badge (1660 words)

	Wood Badge
		Wood Badge training, however, is equally good for Unit, District and Council Commissioners, District and Council Committee members supporting Boy Scout, Cub and Webelos.
		Wood Badge came to America in the late 1940’s and the emphasis here was essentially the same as that of the Wood Badge program in England.
		Wood Badge grew and prospered in America and the BSA gradually made a few modest changes to the program so as to better meet the needs of our Scouters.
	www.sagamoresignals.com /training/woodbadge.htm (1431 words)

	BSA San Diego-Imperial Council (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We are now in the 21st Century, and though Wood Badge has evolved into the teaching of contemporary concepts in leadership, it is still taught in an atmosphere of fellowship and in the out of doors, much as Baden Powell envisioned it should be.
		The Wood Badge Course brings together leaders from all areas of Scouting: Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Varsity Scouts, Venturing, and District and Council volunteers.
		Wood Badge has served as a source of training and inspiration to thousands worldwide.
	www.sdicbsa.org /training/Content/WoodBadge.asp (334 words)

	Wood Badge
		Wood Badge is an advanced training course offered by the Sam Houston Area Council and by Scouting groups throughout the world.
		The 21st Century Wood Badge incorporates the best of nearly a century of Scouting experience in addition to drawing upon the most current leadership models used by corporate America, academic circles, and successful outdoor leadership organizations throughout the country.
		The format of the Wood Badge course is usually two 3-day weekends (Friday morning through Sunday evening, or Saturday morning through Monday evening), separated by two to four weeks.
	www.goldenarrow.org /training/woodbadge.html (482 words)

	Wood Badge 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Wood Badge is designed to train adult volunteers using the latest leadership skills and techniques.
		Wood Badge is divided into two parts, the Practical Phase and the Application Phase.
		Today's Wood Badge course brings together Scouters from all walks of life and from all BSA programs--Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Varsity Scouting and Venturing, as well as district and council leaders.
	www.bmcbsa.org /Wood_Badge_2006.htm (798 words)

	Yankee Online: Training - Wood Badge
		Wood Badge for the 21st Century focuses on preparing adults to deliver the mission of Scouting.
		Upon completion of the Wood Badge ticket, as certified by a ticket counselor, you will be presented with the Wood Badge training award: Wood Badge certificate, neckerchief, woggle, and beads at anappropriate ceremony.
		Wood Badge for the 21st Century is for Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Venturing, and Varsity Leaders, as well as Council and District Leaders.
	www.ctyankee.org /training/woodbadge.php (520 words)

	Wood Badge Leadership Training
		The Wood Badge For The 21st Century course focuses on strengthening every volunteer's ability to work with and lead groups of youth and adults and is less focused on outdoor skills, which are more effectively addressed in other courses.
		The Wood Badge may be worn only with the official field uniform of the BSA.
		Wood Badge is advanced leadership training for adult leaders in all of Boy Scouting’s program areas - Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Varsity Scouting and Venturing - as well as Council and District leaders.
	www.coronadoscout.org /Training/Advanced/WoodBadge (1016 words)

	GYC: Wood Badge
		Wood Badge is focused on leadership skills, not outdoor skills.
		This consists of a parchment certificate, the Wood Badge beads (two wooden beads on a leather thong), a tan neckerchief with a swatch of MacLaren tartan, and a leather woggle or neckerchief slide.
		The VFW national headquarters offers Wood Badge scholarships to assist selected chapter members in acquiring skills that will better equip them to serve the youth of their communities.
	www.bsa-gyc.org /training/training_wood_badge.htm (727 words)

	Longhorn Council Wood Badge Training
		Century Wood Badge is the premier adult leadership development course for the Boy Scouts of America.
		Wood Badge teaches contemporary leadership and team-building skills in a comfortable outdoor setting, where learners become members of their own Troop.
		Wood Badge will teach you outdoor skills and leadership techniques in a ‘living,’ hands-on environment, and you will be able to apply all you learn to your Scouting involvement and your personal life.
	www.longhorncouncil.org /training/woodbadge/default.htm (810 words)

	Northwest Georgia Council: Wood Badge (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In 2001, the new Wood Badge for the 21st Century was introduced.
		The first part of the new Wood Badge course reflects unit meetings, while the second part of the course uses a troop camping activity as its delivery model.
		The new Wood Badge course is administered nationally by the Boy Scout Division.
	www.nwgabsa.org /bsa_woodbadge.aspx (833 words)

	Wood Badge Graphics and Pictures
		These graphics of Wood Badge related items are all contained in Zip files and are in various formats (GIF, PCX, BMP and others.) If you have a favorite piece of clipart please send it to me and I will try to include in the Wood Badge Clipart.
		Here are the traditional Wood Badge patrol names some clipart related to each patrol.
		Wood Badge critters by Kaye Templeman from Yuma Arizona.
	www.woodbadge.org /wbpics.htm (630 words)

	Wood Badge SR705
		Wood Badge is advanced adult leadership training for all adult leaders and volunteers who serve within the Boy Scouts of America.
		Most participants find that the lessons and leadership skills learned at Wood Badge are not only useful for scouting but are also useful in their professional and personal lives.
		The objective of a Wood Badge course is to demonstrate as practically as possible the Aims and Methods of Scouting.
	www.btcbsa.org /woodbadge/index.htm (418 words)

	Sam Houston Area Council Boy Scouts of America
		Wood Badge is leadership training for all Scout Leaders who are involved in the programs of the Boy Scouts of America — Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Varsity Scouting, and Venturing, as well as council and district leaders, and professionals.
		The format for the Wood Badge Course is two 3-day weekends; two Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays or two Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, separated by three to four weeks.
		One of the great traditions of Wood Badge is the “ticket.” During the course each participant will be asked to develop a contract or ticket — a list of goals that will allow them to use their newly-learned leadership skills in ways to strengthen Scouting in their home units, districts and councils.
	www.shac.org /Home/Training/WoodBadge (842 words)

	Wood Badge
		Wood Badge is Scouting’s advanced training course for all adult leaders: Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Varsity and Venturing leaders, district and council volunteers, and professional Scouters.
		Because of your commitment to Scouting, you may be a candidate to participate in Wood Badge.
		Wood Badge has served as a source of training and inspiration to thousands.
	www.yccbsa.org /woodbadge/index.htm (425 words)

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