Collector Badge

Outcomes

By maintaining and presenting a collection of related items (like stamps or coins), Cubs develop organizational and public speaking knowledge and skills.¹

Requirements

Collect and organize a group of objects of your choice and keep your collection for a period of at least three months. Some examples: coins, stamps, photos, books, comics, sports player cards, leaves, matchbox toys, etc.

Show and talk about your collection at a pack meeting.

Cross-badge links:

Program Suggestions

Stamp collecting:
- KidStamp
- Canada Post - Collecting

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Outcomes

Requirements

Cross-badge links:

Program Suggestions