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Outdoors Barriers to Access
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Outdoors Barriers to Access

Webelos – 4th Grade
Aware and Care
Elective
Requirement 3
Outdoors Barriers to Access
Webelos – 4th Grade
Aware and Care
Elective
Requirement 3
Outdoors Barriers to Access

Snapshot of Activity

Cub Scouts go outdoors looking for barriers to access.

Outdoor
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  • Camera or phone, for each Cub Scout
  • Notebook
  • Writing instrument

Before the meeting:

  1. Find a location within walking distance of your meeting location that includes possible barriers to access. This may be a curb or narrow door that impedes a wheelchair or traffic walk signs without a beeping noise to indicate when to walk.
  2. Notify parents and legal guardians of the den meeting time and location. 

During the meeting:

  1. Share with Cub Scouts that they will be taking pictures of areas that they believe could be an impediment to a person with a physical disability. If they are checking for access have them shuffle their feet, if they can’t get somewhere that way, this may be a problem for someone in a wheelchair or that has other mobility challenges.
  2. Take Cub Scouts on a 30-minute walk and take pictures of items they think are barriers to access.
  3. Have Cub Scouts share their pictures and make suggestions for changes that would remove barriers to access.

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Webelos – 4th Grade
Indoor
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Cub Scouts experience what it is like to have an object out of reach.

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