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Eagle Scout Projects
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The rank of Eagle Scout is the highest
a boy can earn in the Boy Scouts of America. It requires
considerable perseverance to get there. Once an Eagle,
the Scout is recognized by his peers, his community, and
his nation, as having achieved something very significant.
Almost thirty years ago I became an Eagle Scout. I have
very found memories of my Scouting days. I have two sons,
one a Webelos II, and the second is a Tiger.
I have compiled a list of places that a Life Scout can
visit to get ideas for his service project.
Good Luck |
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| Eaglescout.org |
We've collected a lot of resources to assist
you in achieving Eagle Scout rank and planning the celebration
to follow - everything from Eagle planning guides to extensive
court of honor materials. Whether you are a Boy Scout looking
for practical resources for yourself, a parent who is supporting
your very own Eagle Scout candidate, or a Scouter helping
one boy or assisting hundreds, you'll find tools that will
empower you and help you do your best! |
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Eagle
Project Planning Guide
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Attention Life Scouts - If you are beginning the planning
for your Eagle Scout Service Project, you NEED to read this
guide. Other web sites may give you project ideas, but this
guide tells you HOW TO PLAN the project, write up the proposal,
carry out the work, and prepare the final report. READ ON. |
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| The
MacScouter |
This set of pages represents a growing body of resources
related to the Eagle Scout rank. The major resource here
is the new Eagle Court of Honor Handbook. |
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| Scoutorama.com |
Service and Eagle Scout Projects |
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| Scouts
Helping Scouts |
A web page made by Scouts for Scouts |
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| Square
Foot Gardening |
An idea for an Eagle Scout Project |
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| Eagle
Scout Project Ideas |
A collection of Eagle Scout Project that have been done
by others. |
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| The
Eagle Court of Honor Handbook |
Welcome to the Eagle Court of Honor Handbook. This is
a compilation of resources gathered from many places. You
will find herein most of the Eagle Scout Ceremonies |
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