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The 'Citizenship in the Community' merit badge workbook provides Scouts with a structured approach to understanding and demonstrating good citizenship within their communities. It outlines specific requirements, including discussions with counselors about citizenship rights and duties, mapping local government facilities, attending community meetings, and engaging with charitable organizations. The workbook emphasizes the importance of active participation and volunteerism in fostering community awareness and responsibility.

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Begin by entering your Scout’s name, unit, and counselor’s details in the designated fields at the top of the form.
For each requirement, use the provided workspace to jot down notes for discussion with your counselor. Remember, this space is for notes, not complete answers.
In section one, discuss citizenship concepts with your counselor. Fill in rights, duties, and obligations as you explore these topics together.
Proceed to map out key government buildings and services in your community as outlined in requirement two. Use our platform's drawing tools if needed.
Attend a local council meeting or court session as per requirement three. Document your experience and thoughts on differing opinions discussed during the meeting.
Complete all remaining requirements by engaging with community issues and organizations as instructed throughout the workbook.

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