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Personal Growth

1. Be in Grade 6 or its equivalent.
2. a.  Develop your daily devotional life by studying the Weekly Bible Reading Guide (weeks 14-26) and the book of Genesis utilizing printed
        or electronic study guide/resources.
    b. Journal your thoughts by asking these questions:
        - "What did I learn about God?"
        - "What did I learn about myself?"
        - "How can I apply this to my life today?"
    You may journal through writing, drawing or electronic process.
3. a. Memorize the Pathfinder Pledge & Law.
    b. Learn the meaning of the Pathfinder Pledge & Law.
4. a. Learn or review the Pathfinder Song.
    b. Illustrate its meaning.

Spiritual Discovery

1. a. Memorize in order the names of the Old Testament books of the Bible and the five groups into which they are grouped.
    b. Demonstrate your ability to find any Old Testament book.
2. Memorize a Bible text (not previously learned) for the following subjects:
  • Prayer
  • Doctrine
  • Behavior
  • Salvation
  • Relationships
  • Promises/Praise
  • Great Passages
3. Participate in a skit on one of the following Old Testament Characters:
  • Joseph
  • Jonah
  • Esther
  • Ruth
4. Research two early Adventist Pioneers (1844 to 1900) and present what you have learned. (Pathways of the Pioneers)

Advanced for Spiritual Discovery
1. Complete Companion requirement
2. Learn about Ellen White's first vision and discuss how God uses prophets to present His message to the church. (Early Writings Prologue, Fan the Flame, etc.)

Serving Others

1. In consultation with your leader, plan ways and find opportunities to spend at least two hours helping an elderly person.
2. Spend at least four hours participating in projects that benefit the church or school.

Advanced for Serving Others
1. Complete Companion requirements.
2. Participate in an outreach activity, and bring a non-club member to participate with you.

Making Friends

  1. Discuss how the media strengthens or weakens our relationship with others.
  2. Fulfill requirements #1, #2 and #3 of the Cultural Diversity Appreciation Honor.
  • Define culture and cultural diversity.
  • Define stereotype and identify how you may have stereotyped people in the past.
  • Study the following Bible texts and answer the questions.
        a. 1 Corinthians 9:20. How does this text explain the importance for a Christian to have a cultural diversity awareness?
        b. Galatians 3:27. What does this text say about all who are in the family of Christ?
        c. Ephesians 2:14. What should be the result of accepting Christ Jesus into our lives? How do you plan to apply this message to your every day life?.

Advanced for Making Friends
1. Complete Companion requirements
2. Complete the Cultural Diversity Appreciation Honor, if not previously earned.
  • Cultural Diversity Honor Slides (**LUC) 
  • Cultural Diversity Worksheet (NAD)

Health & Fitness

1. Learn the value of temperance by:
    a. Memorize and sign the Temperance Pledge
    b. Memorizing two of the following Bible texts:
        Romans 12:1,2;
       1 Cor. 10:31;
        Prov. 20:1;
       3 John 1:2.
    c. Discuss all the following situations and role-play one:
       - Your best friend asks you to try a cigarette;
       - An older relative offers you a drink of beer;
       - The smoke from a stranger's cigarette is bothering you.
         (a. fulfills requirement 1, b. & c. fulfill parts of requirements 2 & 7 of the Temperance Honor.)
2. Earn the Basic First Aid Honor.
3. Complete the Basic Water Safety Honor OR Beginner's Swimming Honor if not previously earned.

Advanced for Health and Fitness
1. Complete Companion requirements.
2. Participate in a lifestyle fitness program for your age such as:
      * New Companion Weekly Exercise and Nutrition Log

      * President's Challenge Active Lifestyle Program
      * Live Healthy Bermuda Kids
    Or similar program

Nature Study

1. a. Read pages 1-13 from the booklet A 6 Day Creation Week?
    b. Keep a 7-day outdoor log of your personal observations from nature in which each day focuses on those things that were created on that day.
               Nature Study Creation Worksheet
2. Animal Tracking - Make plaster casts of three different animal tracks

Advanced for Nature Study
1. Complete Companion requirements
2. Trees, Shrubs & Cacti
    Collect (or photograph) and identify the leaves of 15 different trees and seven shrubs
     OR
    Photograph and observe at least five different types of cacti
2. Complete a nature honor not previously earned. (Skill level 1)  Filter by level

Outdoor Living

1. Tie and know the practical use of 20 knots.
​     Companion Knots
2. Earn the Camping Skills II Honor, if not previously earned.
   (Camping Skills Campout Plan) - counselor helps

Honor Enrichment

Trail Companion
1. Complete an honor, not previously earned, in the area of Arts, Crafts & Hobbies  or Household Arts. (Skill level 1)
2. Complete an honor, not previously earned, in the area of Recreational, Vocational or Outdoor Industries. (Skill level 1)
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