Zoo Day 2004 Photos

	Zoo Day 2004




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Near entrance, by Giraffes -cart with giraffe skull & pelt by Tapir -zoo person with cart of various pelts (baby zebra, Siberian Tiger, leopard, etc.) in Primate World building -River Otter pelt & skull by lion exhibit (near station #6) man with cart of various skulls (porcupine, )
Could add Naturalist Activity Badge requirements: #6 Learn about bird flyways closest to your home. Find out which birds use these flyways. Bird Watching: p 331 #9 Give examples of: -A producer, a consumer and a decomposer in the food chain of an ecosystem. Ecosystems page 338 -One way humans have changed the balance of nature. Balance of nature page 340 -How you can help protect the balance of nature. Your local environment page 341 #10 Identify a plant, bird or wild animal that is found only in your area of the country. Tell why it survives only in your area. Could add Forrester Activity Badge requirements: #2 Draw & label a picture of plant & tree layers in a forest in your area. #3 Six trees common to your area: how do animals & people use them? Zoo Day Handout Leader’s Note: The activities or questions for the Cub Scout and WEBELOS Scout rank advancement requirements will be contained around the Zoo at designated Zoo Day Billboard locations on your special Zoo Day Safari Map. There are six (6) Zoo Day Billboard locations. It is best for the parent or Scout Leader to BE PREPARED with the answers to the requirements to ensure that the parent or Scout Leader is using this event as an educational forum to properly fulfill Scout Requirements. In addition, it may be possible for Scout Leaders to find other requirements in the Cub Scout and WEBELOS Handbooks to accomplish at Zoo Day. Use the time and opportunities with your Scouts at Zoo Day to the greatest extent possible. Be creative, have fun and enjoy the event.

Requirement

Station 2

Station 3 -Wolf World

Station 4 -Birds

Station 5 -Tigers

Station 6 -Lions

WEBELOS

Forester Activity Badge

Naturalist Activity Badge page 318

#4 -Identify 6 plants, other than trees that are useful to wildlife, Tell which animals use them and how.

#4 Visit a museum of Natural History, a nature center or a zoo with your family or Webelos den and tell what you saw.

#5 Watch for birds in your yard, neighborhood or town for one week. Identify the birds you see and write down where you saw them. Bird Watching: p 331

?#7 Learn to identify poisonous plants and venomous reptiles found in your area. Poisonous plants page 334, Venomous reptiles page 335-336

CUB SCOUT AND WEBELOS REQUIREMENTS

When requirement has been accomplished, place parent or Scout Leader’s initials inside the designated box below the requirement.

Requirement	Station 2 Conservation	Station 2 Endangered Species	Station 2 Endangered Species	Station 3 Wolf World	Station 3 Wolf World	Station 3 Wolf World	Station 4 Birds	Station 4 Birds	Station 5 Tigers
Tiger Cub Scout	Elective 47			Achievement 5-G	Elective 42		Elective 22		Elective 31
Tiger Cub Scout Sign-off
Cub Scout Wolf	Achievement 7-C	Achievement 6-A		Elective 18-A		Achievement 10-B	Elective 13-A	Elective 13-D	Elective 18-G
Cub Scout Wolf Sign-off
Cub Scout Bear	Achievement 6-A	Achievement 5-C	Achievement 5-E	Achievement 3-D	Achievement 5-D	Achievement 12-B 12-C	Achievement 5-A		Achievement 12-D
Cub Scout Bear Sign-off
Cub Scout WEBELOS		Forester Activity Badge #4	2004 Book Forester Activity Badge #4	Naturalist Activity Badge #3	2004 Book Naturalist Activity Badge #4	Naturalist Activity Badge #4	2004 Book Naturalist Activity Badge #5	Naturalist Activity Badge #6	2004 Book Naturalist Activity Badge #7
WEBELOS Sign-off