Cut Your Energy Costs Day

Sunday, January 10, 2021

January 10 is National Cut Your Energy Costs Day. This is a day for Scouts to think about how they can conserve energy in their homes. Scouts can work on conservation related achievements:

Animal Kingdom – Lions learn to conserve energy at home
Building a Better World – Webelos working on Arrow of Light learn about energy use and identify energy issues
Energy merit badge – Scouts BSA explore many aspects of energy, including conservation

Lion Animal Kingdom Adventure: Cub Scout Helps and Ideas

The Animal Kingdom adventure introduces Lions to the concepts of service, responsibility, and citizenship. Here are a few ideas to help you with this achievement. and some checkoff sheets .

Arrow of Light Building a Better World Adventure: Cub Scout Helps and Ideas

The requirements for the Building a Better World adventure help Webelos learn about good citizenship and good stewardship of our resources. Webelos working towards Arrow of Light will learn about the flag, become more engaged in their communities, explore energy conservation, and develop leadership skills. Here are a few ideas to help you with this achievement. and some checkoff sheets .

Scouter Mom on Adventures in Science: Cub Scout Helps and Ideas: “Try it now. I fixed it up. Thanks for letting me know.” Jan 17, 08:31
JENN on Adventures in Science: Cub Scout Helps and Ideas: “Printable sheets are for overall Webelos check-off sheets, not for Adventures in Science” Jan 16, 20:32
Mary on Running with the Pack Wolf Adventure: Cub Scout Helps and Ideas: “I was trying to print Running with the Pack adventure requirements check off sheet, and it keeps coming up as…” Jan 8, 18:52
Dustin Tarditi on Senior Patrol Leader Description and Self Evaluation: “Even though you said that this is a sample, it’s misleading to assert rank requirements for positions of responsibility -…” Jan 6, 14:06
Dustin Tarditi on Patrol Leader Description and Self Evaluation: “Even though you said that this is a sample, it’s misleading to assert rank requirements for positions of responsibility -…” Jan 6, 14:05

I recently received a copy of Getting Started in Pinewood Derby by Troy Thorne. This colorful workbook goes through all of the steps involved in building a car. My favorite thing about the book is that it is directed at Cub Scouts - who should be doing most of the work on their cars.

Cut Your Energy Costs Day

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