431 S Boulevard Edmond, Oklahoma
Hours:
TUES-FRI 10am-5pm
SAT 1-4 PM
Sun Closed
FREE ADMISSION
TUES-FRI 10am-5pm
SAT 1-4 PM
Sun Closed
Required for Eagle
America is a patchwork of communities! Your Scout will get to know their own community a little better while earning their complete badge.
Required for Eagle
Scouts already know what it means to be a good American citizen through action! However, knowing the basic concept of American democracy will help Scouts not take their rights and freedoms for granted. That’s what this badge is all about! Scouts will learn this and more as they complete their full merit badge. Please note that content may very per state.
Required for Eagle
Did you know your Scout is already a world citizen? How good of a citizen they are depends on their willingness to understand the values, traditions, and concerns of other people who share the world with them. That’s what this badge is all about! Scouts will learn this and more as they complete their full merit badge.
Required for Eagle
Scouts should learn the actions that are helpful and needed before, during, and after an emergency. That’s what emergency preparedness is all about! While earning this badge, Scouts will learn the phases of emergency management and the appropriate actions for each one. Please note that completing the First Aid merit badge is requirement #1. First Aid will not be covered in this badge, but Scouts can still complete all other requirements and receive a blue card. Details are within the digital packet, or you may email Richelle at rmitchem@edmondhistory.org for more information.
Required for Eagle
Your Scout will conduct at-home experiments, live the life of a worker bee, save endangered species, and become Healthy Earth Heroes as the complete their full merit badge.
Required for Eagle
We Are Family! The family is the basic unit of our world and is important to both individuals and communities. Scouts will earn their complete badge while learning more about their own family and how they can play a very important part in making their family unit even stronger.
Required for Eagle
Scouts know that when you plan a hike, it is best to have a map before you begin, and to plot a course that will make for a smooth journey. In other words, Know Before You Go! Managing adult life is exactly the same. As Scouts earn their complete badge, they will learn to manage critical parts of adult life, including their money, their time, and their future. Even though they are not there just yet, it always pays to Know Before You Go!
ATTENTION! To ensure that your Scout is ready to tackle this merit badge, we advise that you view a sample of this program. Please email rmitchem@edmondhistory.org to request a sample.
It’s time to be a detective! Let’s learn how archaeologists unlock the secrets of the past using the clues that people have left behind. Scouts will earn their complete Archaeology merit badge while being a real citizen scientist with an archaeological project, making their own discoveries, and learning why knowing the past is important to us today. Scouts can even complete the volunteer portion of the World Conservation Award while completing this badge.
America’s heritage is more than just fireworks and hot dogs on July 4th. It’s the knowledge that we live in a country founded on the principles of freedom and equality. Not only do we inherit these principles as American citizens, but our heritage gives us the ability to make positive change in America. While earning this badge, Scouts will discover America’s history, music, current events, and the power they have as ordinary citizens to make positive change. Scouts will earn their complete merit badge!
It’s time to dive into the amazing world of Coin Collecting! As they complete their full merit badge, Scouts will learn how coins are made, take a virtual tour of a US Mint, grade and value coins, and start their own collection. To help them complete ALL requirements, Scouts will be mailed a packet containing additional materials, including 20 foreign banknotes, a buffalo nickel, Lincoln wheat penny, a half-dollar coin, and dollar coin. All currency is real. They will also be provided with 5 coin storage sleeves to help them get started on their quarter collection.
Have you ever dreamed of owning your own business? Learning to be a biz kid is what this badge is all about! Scouts will get into the entrepreneurial spirit as they learn skills, brainstorm to find that million dollar product, and even create their own business plan as they complete their full merit badge.
Have you been bitten by the genealogy bug? Discovering family history is what this badge is all about! Scouts will begin building their family tree and become history detectives as they complete their full merit badge.
The word, “Lore” means knowledge, traditions, culture, and the history of a group of people. That’s what this badge is all about! Exploring Native American knowledge, history, traditions and culture can help us better understand and appreciate the important role Native Americans have played, and continue to play, in shaping our nation and the world. Scouts will earn their complete badge while they play a guessing game with artifacts, go on a quest to find Native American inventions in our world, and decorate & sew their own mini pouch in the Kiowa tradition. Your Scout’s Kiowa pouch kit will be mailed directly to their home. No extra fee required.
Stamp collecting is one of the most popular hobbies in the world! A stamp collecting website, Stamp World, asked people why they collect stamps. Most people said that the search for new stamps, old stamps, rare stamps, world stamps, or any other types of stamps that are needed to complete a collection, gives them a sense of pride and success. For your Edmond Museum MBC, just the pure fun of the hunt is a good enough reason to be a collector. In this merit badge, we will explore the world of stamp collecting and start your own collection. To help complete ALL requirements, Scouts will be mailed a stamp collecting kit complete with stamp tongs, magnifier, hinges and stamp mounts, and 20 historic US postage stamps.
“These were great! I appreciate the time [MB counselor] gives to my badge work.” – Tessa F., Scout, Last Frontier Council
“[My Scout] was engaged the whole time. I learned a lot too!” – Rhonda L., Parent, Last Frontier Council
“I am super-impressed. The material is top-notch!” – Stuart H., Scoutmaster, Noblesville, IN
All programs are eligible under the museum’s financial assistance program. Please note that Coin Collecting and Stamp Collecting are available under the financial assistance program, but only on a limited basis. If you are facing financial hardship at this time, please email Richelle at rmitchem@edmondhistory.org to request financial assistance for this program.