- Lion Cub Scouts (Kindergarten)
- Tiger Cub Scouts (1st Grade)
- Wolf Cub Scouts (2nd Grade)
- Bear Cub Scouts (3rd Grade)
- Webelos (4th and 5th Grade)
- Cub Scout Program Themes
- Welcome New Den Leaders
- Pack Committee
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Looking for a song or a skit? A gathering activity? A new recipe to try at camp? Look no further. I have lots of ideas for your Scouting program.
Fellowship and Duty to God is one of the Bear required adventures. For this adventure, Bears either earn the religious emblem for their faith or explore the practice and history of their beliefs.
The Cubs in Shining Armor theme revolves around the ideas of honor and service. So organize a summer service project. Knights went on quests, so you could have some sort of fun "quest scavenger hunt".
National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) is an intense week long leadership training class for youth
A reader asks what to do when the money for the unit popcorn sale doesn't add up.
The BSA swim test is used to determine ability level so that participants can swim in an area which is appropriate for them.
With the end of school just around the corner, Tigers might enjoy making friendship bracelets to give to each other. The bracelets are very easy and inexpensive to make, so each Tiger can make several.
In an egg drop challenge, Scouts try to design a container which can prevent an egg from breaking when dropped. This is an excellent project to get kids interested in science and engineering.
The Scout Law is the same for Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, and Venturers. So learning the Scout Law is important across age levels. This word search puzzle would make a fun warm up or gathering activity for any meeting focused on Scout basics such as the Scout Law. Feel free to download and use this printable.
The US flag is a symbol of our country. When we honor it, when honor all of those who have protected our freedom through the years, especially those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our liberty. The flag also helps us focus on our national unity. We might not agree on everything, but we recognize that there are core principles which bring us all together.
