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Aims & Methods
Adults Associate with youth in the BSA by using the "Eight Methods".  How has this role changed over time?  Were there always "Eight Methods"?   A history of the BSA models of Scouting.

 

 

Recruiting in the Schools
So, Who Needs a "Feeder Pack"? 
How to Recruit Boy Scouts in Your Local School.

 

 

 

The Study Patrol

Baden-Powell's First Scoutmastership Course

 

 

 

 

THE BIRCH BARK ROLL  

Ernest Thompson Seton's Pre-Scouting Handbook, on Which Baden-Powell Based Much of His Invention of Boy Scouts.  Seton Differed from B-P and Dan Beard in that His Adult Role Model was the Native American.

 

 

 

Dan Beard's
THE BOY PIONEERS:
Sons of Daniel Boone

Daniel Carter Beard's Handbook for his Two  Pre-Scouting Youth  Organizations.  A Year's Worth of Projects and Activities Based (very loosely) on the Lives of Adult Role-Models Such as Daniel Boone, Johnny Appleseed, Audubon, Davey Crockett, and Kit Carson.

 

 

Dan Beard's
Outdoor Handy Book

A Turn of the Century Book of Activities for Boys by one of the BSA's Greatest Founders, Daniel Carter Beard.

 

 

The Homesick Scout

A Practical Article on Preventing Homesickness at Camp.

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