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achieve the Creative Challenge, the Scout must complete the activities from
three of the six following areas.
Area One - Performing
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Take part in an entertainment in front of an audience.
For example: a short play, a series of sketches, magic tricks, singing,
playing a musical instrument, a Scout Show, a dance, or a puppet show.
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Area Two - Crafts
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Have a go at some creative crafts.
For example: glass painting, macramé, art-straws, leatherwork, photography,
sweetmaking, decorative knotting, or candlemaking. |
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Area Three - Promotions
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Promote local Scouting.
For example: a newsletter, poster, video, website, audio broadcast, or
display. |
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Area Four - Problem Solving
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Take an active part in activities requiring a number of problem-solving
skills, effective teamwork and creative thinking.
For example: incident hikes or timed challenges, mental, physical or skill.
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Area Five - Construction
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Make something using a construction kit.
For example: model aircraft, 3-dimensional jigsaw, model pioneering project
etc. |
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Area Six - Worship
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Take a leading role in preparing and participating in an act of worship or
Scouts' Own.
For example: selecting readings, writing prayers and exploring beliefs. This
may involve all the Scouts from the Troop at a residential experience or
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