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The Beaver Scout must complete four activities, at least one from each area.

• Learn about Fair Trade products

• Taste and/or prepare food from around the world

• Learn about international faiths and beliefs

• Take part in a tradition from around the UK. This could be about preparing local food, folk dancing or singing songs etc. Examples include cheese rolling, well dressing, may pole dancing

• Play or make an instrument from another country. For example a didgeridoo, drums, castanets or rain sticks, etc.

• Learn a Promise from another country

• Learn a greeting in another language

• Take part in a Scouting activity from another country

• Meet a Scout from another country.

• Organise an activity to clean up the environment e.g. litter pick

• Learn about the Country Code

• Get involved in a recycling project, such as for paper, glass or ink cartridges

• Plant trees or flowers

• Learn how to save energy

• Learn about wildlife conservation.