Signs, Signals, and Codes
Description
The Signs, Signals and Codes merit badge covers a number of the nonverbal ways we communicate: emergency signaling, Morse code, American Sign Language, braille, trail signs, sports officiating hand signals, traffic signs, secret codes and more.
Prerequisites
Signs, Signals and Codes -- Nautical Flags https://sailingfortuitous.com/spell-things-with-flags/ Morse Code https://justlearnmorsecode.com/ and https://www.arrl.org/learning-morse-code American Sign Language
https://www.handspeak.com/ a few resources for you class. #7 On a Scout outing, lay out a trail for your patrol or troop to follow. Cover at least one mile in distance and use at least six different trail signs and markers. After the Scouts have completed the trail, follow no-trace principles by replacing or returning trail markers to their original locations.
https://www.handspeak.com/ a few resources for you class. #7 On a Scout outing, lay out a trail for your patrol or troop to follow. Cover at least one mile in distance and use at least six different trail signs and markers. After the Scouts have completed the trail, follow no-trace principles by replacing or returning trail markers to their original locations.