Find out where science is hiding in your home.
1. Be a kitchen chemist
2. Create static electricity
3. Dive into density
4. Make something bubble up
5. Play with science
When you’ve earned this badge, you’ll be able to see the science all around you.
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Explore the world of bugs and learn more about these little creatures that do so much.
1. Draw a bug poster
2. Try a bug craft
3. See bugs in action
4. Explore bug homes
5. Take a bug field trip
When you’ve earned this badge, you’ll know all about bugs.
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Find out how to get help in an emergency and treat minor injuries so you can be prepared if the unexpected happens.
1. Find out how to get help from 911
2. Talk to someone who treats injured people
3. Make a first aid kit
4. Learn how to treat minor injuries
5. Know how to prevent and treat outdoor injuries
When you’ve earned this badge, you’ll know how to get help in an emergency and treat minor injuries.
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Do you like the feel of sun or sea water on your skin? Do you like the smell of flowers or pine trees? Have you ever listened to the birds? Touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing are all ways to sense or understand the world around us. This badge is all about understanding nature. You’ll use your senses to gather information. You’ll use other tools to learn even more about nature.
1. Explore temperature
2. Measure the length of leaves
3. Graph your leaf data
4. Find space to grow
5. Plot and plant a garden
When you’ve earned this badge, you’ll know how to measure temperature and length. You’ll know about square feet and how to create a diagram and grid. You’ll have explored leaves and gardening.
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Find out how you can make your own art outdoors and have fun doing it.
1. Find art ideas outdoors
2. Make something!
3. Dance or make music outdoors
4. Be a nature photographer
5. Design with nature
When you’ve earned this badge, you’ll know how to do different kinds of fun art projects outdoors.
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