Beaver Communicator Activity Badge 
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Cub Communicator Activity Badge 
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Scout Communicator Activity Badge 
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Sign-off Sheet for Communicator Badges
When a Beaver/Cub/Scout completes only part of their Communicator Badge, this sheet provides a convenient way for them to show their Leaders which clauses they have completed. It concentrates on the clauses most likely to be available at a Scout Radio station. Communicator Activity Badges Sign-off sheet
Phonetic Alphabet
A knowledge of the International Phonetic Alphabet is essential and not just in Amateur Radio. The first file offers four alphabets on an A4 page to print out. Each sheet can then be cut to four A6 sheets. The other files have activities related to the Phonetic Alphabet.
- Phonetic Alphabet International Phonetic Alphabet x4
- Initial letters Phonetic Alphabet – First Letters
- Word Search Phonetic Alphabet – Word Search
- Hidden words Phonetic Alphabet – Word Game
Morse
Although Morse is no longer required for the Amateur Radio Transmitting Licence in the UK, it is still very popular. In addition to alphabets to print out, this file has suggestions on how to learn the Morse code. Morse Code
Semaphore
Although not strictly radio, semaphore is a popular form of communication, especially on a sunny day. Semaphore
Construction
The construction of small electronic circuits from kits of parts are usually very popular.
- Rainbow LED Badge Instructions
- Simple Morse Key Morse key & buzzer
- The Dutch Scout Service Kring offer a different kit each year. Some older kits are still available. Kitbuilding
Radio Orienteering
After the Swedes had invented Orienteering, those with radio transmitting licences thought up Radio Orienteering. Small transmitters are hidden in the woods and the competitors search for them using a radio receiver, map and compass. This activity is popular with Scouts because it appeals to their competitive instincts and with Scout Leaders because it involves map and compass work, as well as burning up a lot of energy.
Pioneering Projects 
While most radio amateurs prefer an aerial mast that is quick to assemble, Scouts might enjoy erecting a mast using their skills tying knots and making lashings.
Summary of Activities
Here is a summary of activities that might be offered at an amateur radio station for the Scouts. There are probably more, so please let us know what activities you have found successful that are not listed here. While it was written with JOTA in mind, it is equally applicable to any station.