Lion Pick My Path Adventure: Cub Scout Helps and Ideas

For the Pick My Path adventure, Lions learn how make choices and teach others.

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Printable requirements for Lion Adventure: Pick My Path

Printable checkoff sheet for Lion Adventure: Pick My Path

Printable note sheet for Lion Adventure: Pick My Path

Make some good choices with these related ideas and achievements:

Cub Scouting by Subject: Mathematics

Many Cub Scout adventures can be used to complement your child's school curriculum. Here are a few Cub Scout achievements which emphasize mathematics.

Lion Cub Scout Helps and Documents

Lion is the Cub Scout program for girls and boys in Kindergarten.

Service Project Ideas for Lions and Tigers (Cub Scouts)

Coming up with feasible service project ideas for young Cub Scouts can be a challenge. Lions (who are in kindergarten) need to do a good turn for the Pick My Path adventure. And Tigers (who are in first grade) need to do a service project for the Tiger Circles adventure. There are many possibilities though.

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