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	*This chapter suggests several other hobbies but does not reveal that they are merit badges: [[Archery]], [[Camping]], [[Coin Collecting]], [[Digital Technology]], [[First Aid]], [[Fishing]], [[Indian Lore]], [[Model Design and Building]], [[Soil & Water Conservation]], [[Pets]], [[Pioneering]], [[Stamp Collecting]], and [[Wood Carving]].		*This chapter suggests several other hobbies but does not reveal that they are merit badges: [[Archery]], [[Camping]], [[Coin Collecting]], [[Digital Technology]], [[First Aid]], [[Fishing]], [[Indian Lore]], [[Model Design and Building]], [[Soil & Water Conservation]], [[Pets]], [[Pioneering]], [[Stamp Collecting]], and [[Wood Carving]].
-	*This chapter does not use the BSA name or reveal that these are merit badges: Artwork ([[Art]]), Birding ([[Bird Study]]), Ceramics ([[Pottery]]), Fly tying ([[Fly Fishing]]), Gun safety ([[Rifle Shooting]] & [[Shotgun Shooting]]), Insect collections ([[Insect Study]]), Model trains ([[Railroading]]), Rock collections ([[Geology]]), Star study ([[Astronomy]]), Still photography ([[Photography]]), and Video photography ([[Moviemaking]]), and Woodworking ([[Woodwork]]).	+	*This chapter does not use the BSA name or reveal that these are merit badges: Artwork ([[Art]]), Birding ([[Bird Study]]), Ceramics ([[Pottery]]), Fly tying ([[Fly-Fishing]]), Gun safety ([[Rifle Shooting]] & [[Shotgun Shooting]]), Insect collections ([[Insect Study]]), Model trains ([[Railroading]]), Rock collections ([[Geology]]), Star study ([[Astronomy]]), Still photography ([[Photography]]), and Video photography ([[Moviemaking]]), and Woodworking ([[Woodwork]]).
	*Other merit badges are not mentioned that can make great hobbies: [[Aviation]], [[Basketry]], [[Genealogy]], [[Golf]], [[Horsemanship]], [[Leatherwork]], [[Music]], [[Reading]], [[Radio]], [[Sculpture]], and [[Space Exploration]].		*Other merit badges are not mentioned that can make great hobbies: [[Aviation]], [[Basketry]], [[Genealogy]], [[Golf]], [[Horsemanship]], [[Leatherwork]], [[Music]], [[Reading]], [[Radio]], [[Sculpture]], and [[Space Exploration]].
	* See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos.		* See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos.

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Shortcut: TPF - Troop Plans

The Troop Program Features include 36 Monthly Themes with Troop Meeting and Activity plans.
Using this program, a troop will explore dozens of merit badges and Scout Skills each year.

Wouldn't it be great to be able to choose from dozens of monthly plans that other troops have used and refined? What if each monthly plan included sample meeting plans, activities, games, and PLC planning suggestions? That's what the Troop Program Features are!

Contents 1 Yearly Program Planning 2 Troop Program Features Volume I 2.1 How to Plan Troop Programs 2.2 Aquatics 2.3 Athletics 2.4 Backpacking 2.5 Boating-Canoeing 2.6 Business 2.7 Camping 2.8 Citizenship 2.9 Communications 2.10 Cooking 2.11 Cultural Awareness 2.12 Emergency Preparedness 2.13 Engineering 3 Troop Program Features Volume II 3.1 Environment 3.2 First Aid 3.3 Fishing 3.4 Forestry 3.5 Health Care 3.6 High Adventure 3.7 Hiking 3.8 Hobbies 3.9 Leadership 3.10 Mechanics 3.11 Nature 3.12 Orienteering 4 Troop Program Features Volume III 4.1 Physical Fitness 4.2 Pioneering 4.3 Public Service 4.4 Safety 4.5 Science 4.6 Shooting 4.7 Special Cooking 4.8 Sports 4.9 Tracking 4.10 Wilderness Survival 4.11 Wildlife Management 4.12 Winter Camping 5 Troop Program Resources 5.1 Scoutmaster's Minute 5.2 Games 5.3 Ceremonies 5.4 Interfaith Worship Service 5.5 Glossary of Scouting Terms 5.6 Pearls of Wisdom—Quotes From Baden-Powell 5.7 Founders of the BSA 5.8 Forms 5.9 Clip Art 6 See also 7 References

Your Patrol Leaders' Council can pick and choose the themes that interest them. Then for each theme they can tailor their own plan from a variety of resources in the chapter.

Each program is designed to let older Scouts teach newer Scouts the associated Scout Skills for Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class. Older Scouts are encouraged to continue to explore the related Merit Badges for each topic.

By using this three-year program rotation, every Scout Skill is reinforced and Scouts are introduced to almost every merit badge. Some programs such as Camping, First Aid, and Emergency Preparedness will probably be annual themes for new Scouts with older Scouts teaching and doing the related merit badges.

Although rarely mentioned in the Troop Program Features, the Guide to Safe Scouting must be with you on all activities and applies to every activity. Also note that the Table of Contents is sometimes out of order because the real subject name is used instead of the chapter name. Both names are shown in the chapter notes below.

Yearly Program Planning

The full introduction with much more information is here: Introduction - How to Plan

“ A successful troop meeting begins with advance planning. In recent research, the Boy Scouts of America determined that inadequately planned and executed troop meetings were the number one cause of boys leaving Scouting. Troop meetings should focus on a monthly program feature, be fast-moving, and start and end on time. The program feature should be interwoven with the program at all experience levels: the new-Scout patrol, experienced patrols, and the Venture patrol. Planning a troop program on an annual and a monthly basis is a new task for many leaders. Good planning and execution depend on (1) a Scoutmaster who understands the process, (2) trained youth leaders who can plan meetings and successfully execute them, (3) sufficient personnel in the form of Assistant Scoutmasters and troop committee members, and (4) parents who are knowledgeable and informed. Your first step in planning is to utilize the resources available to set goals for the troop. The next step is to train your youth leaders in the planning process. Then give them the responsibility and authority to plan and implement the troop program. The final step is to get your troop committee and parents to “buy in” to support this “Scout-planned” program. The program planning guide in chapter 8 of the Scoutmaster Handbook will guide you through the basics of planning, from doing your homework to securing parental support for your program. The monthly troop program features found in Scouting magazine are the other principal resources needed to run the program planning workshop. ”

— Troop Program Features Vol. I

Troop Program Features Volume I

Source: Troop Program Features Vol. I (last downloaded 8/19/2018) -

How to Plan Troop Programs

Introduction - How to Plan - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 5 - 14 Troop Meeting Plan Form p. 14

Aquatics

Shortcut: TPF-Aquatics

Aquatics - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 15 - 23. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Backpacking.).

• Advancement Opportunities: Swimming - Lifesaving - Small-Boat Sailing - Mile Swim BSA - Snorkeling BSA - BSA Lifeguard - Boardsailing BSA - 50-Miler - Safe Swim Defense - Safety Afloat
• A Canoe Diagram is included
• Although not mentioned, there are swimming requirements in Second Class and First Class. In addition, Canoeing, Rowing, Water Sports, and Whitewater are Aquatics Advancement Opportunities.
• See Swimming Skills for many resources including lesson videos.

Athletics

Shortcut: TPF-Athletics

Athletics - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 25 - 34. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Physical Fitness.).

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Athletics - Personal Fitness - Skating - Cycling - Hiking - Sports - Swimming - Water Sports
• Note that although this chapter suggests earning your Skiing merit badge, Skiing was replaced in the 1990's with Snow Sports.
• See Personal Fitness for many resources including lesson videos.

Backpacking

Shortcut: TPF-Backpacking

Backpacking - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 35 - 44. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Hiking.).

• Advancement Opportunities: First Class - Backpacking - Hiking - Camping - Cooking - Orienteering - Wilderness Survival - Outdoor Code
• See Backpacking for many resources including lesson videos.

Boating-Canoeing

Shortcut: TPF-Boating-Canoeing

Boating-Canoeing - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 45 - 54. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Aquatics.).

• Advancement Opportunities: Canoeing - Rowing - Small-Boat Sailing - Safety Afloat - Safe Swim Defense
• Although not mentioned as an Advancement Opportunity, Motorboating is also a boating merit badge and canoe trips can apply towards the 50-Miler award.
• This topic does include good Canoe Paddle and Canoeing Strokes diagrams.

Business

Shortcut: TPF-Business

Business - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 55 - 64. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Citizenship.)

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Second Class - First Class - American Business - American Labor - Citizenship in the Community - Citizenship in the Nation
• Although not mentioned as an Advancement Opportunity, Entrepreneurship is how businesses are created. And the sales campaign activity is from the Salesmanship merit badge. Personal Management applies these business skills to help manage your life.
• The suggested "Business" campout instead features an Orienteering race and a nature hike.

Camping

Shortcut: TPF-Camping

Camping - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 65 - 74

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Second Class - First Class - Leave No Trace - Camping - Cooking - Hiking - Orienteering - Wilderness Survival
• See Scout Skills for many resources including lesson videos. Also see: Teaching Leave No Trace.

Citizenship

Shortcut: TPF-Citizenship

Citizenship - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 75 - 84. (Also see the Program Features for Public Service and Leadership.)

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Second Class #4 - First Class #5 - Citizenship in the Community - Citizenship in the Nation - Citizenship in the World - American Cultures - American Heritage - Law
• Although not mentioned, Family Life is about citizenship in the home.
• The suggested "Citizenship" campout instead features an Orienteering race and a nature hike.
• See Citizenship in the Community, Citizenship in the Nation, and Citizenship in the World for many resources including lesson videos.

Communications

Shortcut: TPF-Communications

Communications - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 85 - 94

• Advancement Opportunities: Communication - Digital Technology
• The Communications campout features semaphore flag signaling instruction!
• Although not mentioned as an Advancement Opportunity, Public Speaking is all about communications as well.
• See Communication for many resources including lesson videos.

Cooking

Shortcut: TPF-Cooking

Cooking - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 95 - 104. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Dutch Oven Cooking.)

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Second Class - First Class - Cooking - Camping - Backpacking - Leave No Trace
• This chapter includes: Cooking Recipes, Foil Cooking, and Dutch Oven Cooking
• See Cooking for many resources including lesson videos.

Cultural Awareness

Shortcut: TPF-Cultural Awareness

Cultural Awareness - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 105 - 112. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Citizenship.)

• Advancement Opportunities: Citizenship in the Community - Citizenship in the Nation - Citizenship in the World - - American Heritage - Indian Lore - Genealogy
• Although not mentioned in this topic, since 1979, the BSA continues to offer a merit badge about "Cultural Awareness" called American Cultures.

Emergency Preparedness

Shortcut: TPF-Emergency Preparedness

Emergency Preparedness - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 113 - 122. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for First Aid.).

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Second Class - First Class - First Aid - Emergency Preparedness
• Although not mentioned in this topic, the BSA does offer an emergency preparedness award called the Emergency Preparedness BSA Award.
• See Emergency Preparedness merit badge for many resources including lesson videos.

Engineering

Engineering - Troop Program Features Volume I pp. 123. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Pioneering.).

• Although called "Engineering," this chapter focuses on "Wilderness Engineering" lashings and pioneering projects. Also see Pioneering 1 and Pioneering 2
• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot #4 - First Class #7 - Engineering - Pioneering - Camping - Digital Technology - Drafting - Electricity - Electronics.
• See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos.
• Although not mentioned in the chapter, Energy and Nuclear Science are also engineering disciplines.
• A drawing for Space Exploration is included but the merit badge is not mentioned.

Troop Program Features Volume II

Source: Troop Program Features Vol. II (last downloaded 8/19/2018)

Environment

Shortcut: TPF-Environment

Environment - Troop Program Features Volume II pp. 15 - 24. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Nature.).

• Advancement Opportunities: Second Class - First Class - Environmental Science - Insect Study - Reptile and Amphibian Study - Soil and Water Conservation - Mammal Study - Leave No Trace
• See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos. Also see: Teaching Leave No Trace.

First Aid

Shortcut: TPF-First Aid

First Aid - Troop Program Features Volume II pp. 25 - 33. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Emergency Preparedness.).

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Second Class - First Class - First Aid - Emergency Preparedness
• See First-Aid Skills for many resources including lesson videos.

Fishing

Shortcut: TPF-Fishing

Fishing - Troop Program Features Volume II pp. 35 - 44

• Advancement Opportunities: Fishing - Cooking
• Although not mentioned in this chapter, since 2002, the BSA has offered a merit badge about "Fly-fishing" called Fly-Fishing.
• See Fishing and Fly-Fishing for many resources including lesson videos.

Forestry

Shortcut: TPF-Forestry

Forestry - Troop Program Features Volume II pp. 45 - 54. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Nature.).

• Advancement Opportunities: Second Class - Forestry - Mammal Study - Geology - Fish and Wildlife Management - Insect Study
• See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos.

Health Care

Health Care - Troop Program Features Volume II pp. 55 - 63

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Public Health - Medicine - Citizenship in the Community

High Adventure

High Adventure - Troop Program Features Volume II pp. 65 - 74

• High Adventure typically means backpacking, canoeing, hiking, or cycling. To the Boy Scouts of America, it means Blindfold Soccer and Soccer Frisbee in this topic.
• Advancement Opportunities: Second Class - First Class - Backpacking - Hiking - Cycling - Wilderness Survival - Leave No Trace
• See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos.

Hiking

Shortcut: TPF-Hiking

Hiking - Troop Program Features Volume II pp. 75 - 83. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Backpacking.).

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Second Class - First Class - Hiking - Camping - Backpacking - Leave No Trace
• Although not mentioned in this chapter, the 50 Miler Award and Historic Trails are related topics.
• See Hiking for many resources including lesson videos.

Hobbies

Shortcut: TPF-Hobbies

Hobbies - Troop Program Features Volume II pp. 85 - 94

• Advancement Opportunities: Collections
• This chapter suggests several other hobbies but does not reveal that they are merit badges: Archery, Camping, Coin Collecting, Digital Technology, First Aid, Fishing, Indian Lore, Model Design and Building, Soil & Water Conservation, Pets, Pioneering, Stamp Collecting, and Wood Carving.
• This chapter does not use the BSA name or reveal that these are merit badges: Artwork (Art), Birding (Bird Study), Ceramics (Pottery), Fly tying (Fly-Fishing), Gun safety (Rifle Shooting & Shotgun Shooting), Insect collections (Insect Study), Model trains (Railroading), Rock collections (Geology), Star study (Astronomy), Still photography (Photography), and Video photography (Moviemaking), and Woodworking (Woodwork).
• Other merit badges are not mentioned that can make great hobbies: Aviation, Basketry, Genealogy, Golf, Horsemanship, Leatherwork, Music, Reading, Radio, Sculpture, and Space Exploration.
• See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos.

Leadership

Shortcut: TPF-Leadership

Leadership - Troop Program Features Volume II pp. 95 - 104

badge. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Citizenship.)

• Advancement Opportunities: First Class #5 - Citizenship in the Community - American Cultures - American Heritage
• This chapter includes an excellent group project "Stranded" where alone and then as a group you decide what survival items are important. Includes answer key and explainations. Good for a troop meeting.
• P. 96 suggests that "Older Scouts can concentrate on the Citizenship merit badge this month." There is no such merit badge.
• This chapter does not mention it but the BSA does have a youth leadership program: National Youth Leadership Training.

Mechanics

Mechanics - Troop Program Features Volume II pp. 105 - 115. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Pioneering.).

• Although this chapter is called Mechanics, it is not about being a mechanic but does offer good Pioneering projects and COPE-type games.
• Advancement Opportunities: First Class - Pioneering - Includes how to make a balloon launcher.

Nature

Shortcut: TPF-Nature

Nature - Troop Program Features Volume II pp. 117 - 126

• Advancement Opportunities: Second Class - First Class - Nature - Mammal Study - Geology - Fish and Wildlife Management - Insect Study - Leave No Trace
• Although not mentioned, Soil and Water Conservation, Oceanography, and Reptile and Amphibian Study are Advancement Opportunities in Nature.
• See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos. Also see: Teaching Leave No Trace.

Orienteering

Shortcut: TPF-Orienteering

Orienteering - Troop Program Features Volume II pp. 127 - 136

• Advancement Opportunities: Second Class - First Class - Orienteering
• See Orienteering for many resources including lesson videos.

Troop Program Features Volume III

• Source: Troop Program Features Vol. III (last downloaded 8/19/2018)

Physical Fitness

Shortcut: TPF-Physical Fitness

Physical Fitness - Troop Program Features Volume III pp. 15 - 24

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Personal Fitness - Hiking - Camping - Athletics - Swimming - Sports - Skating - Cycling
• See Personal Fitness for many resources including lesson videos.

Pioneering

Shortcut: TPF-Pioneering

Pioneering - Troop Program Features Volume III pp. 25 - 34. (Also see the Troop Program Features for two other pioneering topics: Engineering and Mechanics.)

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Second Class - First Class - Pioneering
• See Pioneering for many resources including lesson videos.

Public Service

Public Service - Troop Program Features Volume III pp. 35 - 43. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Citizenship.)

• Advancement Opportunities: Second Class #4 - First Class #5 - Citizenship in the Community - Citizenship in the Nation - Citizenship in the World - Public Health - American Cultures - American Heritage - Historic Trails

Safety

Shortcut: TPF-Safety

Safety - Troop Program Features Volume III pp. 45 - 54

• Advancement Opportunities: Safety - Fire Safety
• Although not mentioned as Advancement Opportunities, Crime Prevention, Traffic Safety, and Emergency Preparedness do focus on safety.
• See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos.

Science

Shortcut: TPF-Science

Science - Troop Program Features Volume III pp. 55 - 64

• Advancement Opportunities: Weather
• Although not mentioned as Advancement Opportunities, Chemistry, Astronomy, Digital Technology, Electricity, Electronics, Energy, Environmental Science, Geology, and Nuclear Science are applied sciences just as Weather is.
• See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos.

Shooting

Shortcut: TPF-Shooting

Shooting - Troop Program Features Volume III pp. 65 - 74

• Advancement Opportunities: Archery - Shotgun Shooting - Rifle Shooting
• See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos.

Special Cooking

Shortcut: TPF-Dutch Oven Cooking

This topic is actually Dutch Oven Cooking and Reflector Oven Cooking.

Special Cooking - Troop Program Features Volume III pp. 75 - 84. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Cooking.).

• Tenderfoot - Second Class - First Class - Cooking - Camping
• You will use Dutch Oven Cooking and Reflector Oven Cooking and have a troop outdoor banquet.

MeritBadge.Org Resources:

• Outdoor Cooking Videos: Food Selection - Food Quality - Stoves - Utensils - Water Purification - Leave No Trace
• Cooking Gear: REI: Cookware - BSA Cooking Gear - REI: Stoves - Stove Safety
• Dutch Oven Cooking: International Dutch Oven Society - USScouts.Org - MacScouter - dutchovencookware.com

Sports

Shortcut: TPF-Sports

Sports - Troop Program Features Volume III pp. 85 - 94

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Sports - Personal Fitness - Hiking - Camping - Athletics - Swimming - Sports - Skating - Cycling
• Although not mentioned as an Advancement Opportunity, Climbing is a sport.
• You can feature flag football, soccer, softball, and other sports on a campout.
• See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos.

Tracking

Tracking - Troop Program Features Volume III pp. 95 - 104

• While called Tracking, this program is actually about Mammal Study and Scout Skills.
• Advancement Opportunities: First Class - Nature - Camping - Mammal Study - Fish and Wildlife Management - Insect Study,
• Although not mentioned as an Advancement Opportunity, Reptile and Amphibian Study also includes tracking.

Wilderness Survival

Shortcut: TPF-Wilderness Survival

Wilderness Survival - Troop Program Features Volume III pp. 105 - 114. Also see the Camping Program. The Stranded game is in the Leadership theme.

• Advancement Opportunities: Wilderness Survival - Camping - Cooking
• The "Downed Plane" and "The Flood" scenarios are great learning exercises.
• See Wilderness Survival for many resources including lesson videos.

Wildlife Management

Wildlife Management - Troop Program Features Volume III pp. 115 - 124. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Nature.)

• Advancement Opportunities: Nature - Mammal Study - Fish and Wildlife Management - Insect Study
• Although not mentioned as an Advancement Opportunity, Reptile and Amphibian Study also includes management requirements.
• See the merit badge links above for many resources including lesson videos.

Winter Camping

Shortcut: TPF-Winter Camping

Winter Camping - Troop Program Features Volume III pp. 125 - 134. (Also see the Troop Program Feature for Camping.)

• Advancement Opportunities: Tenderfoot - Second Class - First Class - Camping - Leave No Trace
• Activities can feature Ice Rescue, Sledding, and Snow Sports
• See Camping for many resources including lesson videos.

Troop Program Resources

• Source: Troop Program Resources

Scoutmaster's Minute

• The Scoutmaster’s Minute - Troop Program Resources

Games

• Games - Troop Program Resources

Ceremonies

• Ceremonies - Troop Program Resources

Interfaith Worship Service

• Interfaith Worship Service - Troop Program Resources

Glossary of Scouting Terms

• Glossary of Scouting Terms - Troop Program Resources

Pearls of Wisdom—Quotes From Baden-Powell

• Pearls of Wisdom—Quotes From Baden-Powell - Troop Program Resources

Founders of the BSA

• Founders of the BSA - Troop Program Resources

Forms

• The Troop Program Resources Forms are out of date. Here are the Current BSA Forms.

Clip Art

• Clip Art - Troop Program Resources

See also

Boy Scout portal

• Patrol Leaders' Council
• National Youth Leadership Training
• Cub Scout and Webelos Den Leaders have the Fast Track Den Meeting Plans.
• Standard terminology

References

• 48 BSA Monthly Scouts BSA Program Features for Troops and Crews
• Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops  •  Program Feature Meeting Plans  •  Campfire Program Planner  •  Troop Resource Survey  •  Troop Committee Guidebook
• Senior Patrol Leader Handbook  •  Patrol Leader Handbook  •  Troop Leader Guidebook: Vol. 1 - Vol. 2  •  BSA Nameplates  •  Outdoor Ethics Guide Handbook  •  Den Chief Handbook

• Training: New Leader Training - Scoutmaster Outdoor - Scoutmaster's Key - Wood Badge
• Applications: New Unit - Adult Application
• Fundraising, Popcorn, and the importance of Individual Youth Accounts
• Advancement Policies - Advancement Report - First Class-First Year - Individual Boy Scout Record
• Orientation for New Boy Scout Parents