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Welcome to New Leader Essentials Video No. 1: Introduction What are our goals? The Mission of the Boy Scouts of America: To prepare young people to make ethical choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Aims of the Boy Scouts of America Character development Citizenship training Mental and physical fitness How do we develop character? Character encompasses a person’s personal qualities, values, and outlook. Scouting helps young people grow: Being confident but not conceited Being honest with themselves and others Having a positive personal appearance Developing special skills and interests Taking care of themselves Doing their best in difficult situations Practicing their religious beliefs Showing respect for other people How do we train for citizenship? Scouts are encouraged to Learn about and take pride in their national heritage. Develop an understanding of our social, economic, and governmental systems. Be of service to others. Have knowledge and respect for other cultures and social groups. Scouts are encouraged to : Be aware of community organizations and their functions. Understand and respect the ethnic and social relationships in their communities. Appreciate the environment and seek to protect it. How do we develop mental and physical fitness? Scouting encourages Exercise and participation in vigorous activities. Adopting healthy habits. Keeping weight within a healthy range. Avoiding use of tobacco, drugs, and alcohol. Striving to be mentally awake. Using good judgment. Being resourceful in solving problems. The Programs of Scouting Cub Scouting is for boys in the first through fifth grades or ages 7 through 10. Boy Scouting is for boys ages 11 through 17. Varsity Scouting is for boys 14 through 17. Venturing is for young men and women ages 14 through 20. Methods: Cub Scouting(Boys first through fifth grades) Ideals Den Advancement Family involvement Activities Home-and neighborhood-centered Unif