Camp Fire: Citizenship Craft bead requirements

Number	Requirement in Brief
CT-101	Keep your own area neat.
CT-102	Make your own identification card.
CT-103	Help plan and carry out a special family event.
CT-104	Find out about fingerprinting.
CT-105	Make a list a things you can do to be a good citizen and do one of them regularly.
CT-106	Learn about an older family member's life.
CT-107	Do a new chore regularly.
CT-108	Decide on family rules.
CT-109	Read or watch the news for a week.
CT-110	Make a list of rights you think children should have.
CT-111	Trace your family tree back 3 generations.
CT-112	Learn something about one of your ancestors.
CT-113	Hold an office in your club.
CT-114	Host a meeting at your home.
CT-115	Do something for your leader.
CT-116	Learn to do a flag ceremony.
CT-117	Write about something you did in Camp Fire.
CT-118	Make a display about Camp Fire.
CT-119	Take a trip to your council office.
CT-120	Be in charge of a special cermony.
CT-121	Find a way to say thank you to someone who has helped your club.
CT-122	Present a skit or talk that tells about Camp Fire.
CT-123	Help during a district or council event.
CT-124	Read the history of Camp Fire in Wo-He-Lo.
CT-125	Write a letter to your council board of directors and tell them what you like Camp Fire.
CT-126	Do a ceremony on patriotism or good citizenship.
CT-127	Do a skit about good citizenship.
CT-128	Improve your study habits.
CT-129	Help your teacher for a month.
CT-130	Make friends with someone new.
CT-131	Help out at a neighborhood event.
CT-132	Accompany someone younger or disabled to and from school for a month.
CT-133	Improve your grades.
CT-134	Draw a map of your neighborhood.
CT-135	Help out another organization.
CT-136	Pick up litter in your area for one week.
CT-137	Serve in your school for one month.
CT-138	Volunteer to do yard work for a month.
CT-139	Write articles for a newsletter.
CT-140	Help clean off graffiti.
CT-141	Be a tutor for a month.
CT-142	Help with a school event.
CT-143	Take a poll of your friends on an issue.
CT-144	Help beautify your community.
CT-145	Visit a place in your community you have never been before.
CT-146	Volunteer to help senior citizens.
CT-147	Visit a place which provides public services.
CT-148	Learn how your community began.
CT-149	Go someplace using public transportation.
CT-150	Learn about Indian names used in your community.
CT-151	Make a map of your community showing where free things are.
CT-152	Learn about another neighborhood in your community.
CT-153	Enter an event to raise money for a special cause.
CT-154	Do a service project for your community.
CT-155	Participate in a community parade or celebration.
CT-156	Take a visitor to an interesting place in your community.
CT-157	Learn about the ethnic groups in your area.
CT-158	Learn about the Native Americans who lived in your area.
CT-159	Volunteer at your local library.
CT-160	Attend a town meeting.
CT-161	Write a thank you letter to an outstanding person in your community.
CT-162	Visit a local organization that provides services to Native Americans.
CT-163	Choose items to be put in a time capsule.
CT-164	Find out about the League of Women Voters.
CT-165	Volunteer to do something for disabled people in your community.
CT-166	Invite a public official to one of your meetings.
CT-167	Help with a community fund-raising project.
CT-168	Learn about the American Indians living in your community today.
CT-169	Write a letter to a local government official about an issue concerning children in your community.
CT-170	Find out how people register to vote.
CT-171	Watch a court session.
CT-172	Interview a person involved in the community.
CT-173	Volunteer to help children in your community.
CT-174	Find out what is being done in your community about an issue that is important to you.
CT-175	Visit a state or national historical site.
CT-176	Draw a map of your state.
CT-177	Draw your state flag.
CT-178	Write a letter to one of your state representatives.
CT-179	Write a letter to your congressman.
CT-180	Write a letter to one of your senators.
CT-181	Write to your governor or to the President.
CT-182	Tour your state capitol or the nation's capitol.
CT-183	Tell the meaning of symbols on our flag, seal, or money.
CT-184	Learn about places to visit in your state.
CT-185	Read the history of your state or nation.
CT-186	Learn when your state was admitted and the symbols of your state.
CT-187	Learn about a national park or forest.
CT-188	Keep track of national news for a week.
CT-189	Learn about running for public office.
CT-190	Follow a campaign election.
CT-191	Prepare a presentation about your vacation.
CT-192	Visit a state or federal office.
CT-193	Read an important national document.
CT-194	Visit a state or national agency that serves Native Americans.
CT-195	Learn some useful phrases in different languages.
CT-196	Learn about the flags of some foreign countries.
CT-197	Collect postcards from different countries.
CT-198	Collect stamps from different countries.
CT-199	Collect coins from different countries.
CT-200	Learn how people live in another culture.
CT-201	Attend a naturalization ceremony.
CT-202	Do something for someone who has just become a citizen.
CT-203	Learn what documents you need to travel to another country.
CT-204	Find out about a hero from another culture.
CT-205	Follow a news event in another country.
CT-206	Learn about a world service organization.
CT-207	Volunteer to help people in another country.
CT-208	Visit the U.N. or the consul office of another country.
CT-209	Share your views on a world issue.
CT-210	Work on a project for world hunger.

Citizenship Craft: Adventure Club from the Adventure Trails book

Citizenship Craft: Adventure Club
from the Adventure Trails book