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Tiger Good Knights Adventure: Cub Scout Helps and Ideas

December 31, 2020 Leave a Comment

While working on the Good Knights adventure, Tiger Cub Scouts can learn about the Scout Law, create a code of conduct, learn how to work together, use recycled items to build a castle, or take part in a service project. Here are a few ideas to help you with this achievement.

A den code of conduct is a good idea for this age. Check out these guidelines for respectful listening for some ideas and a sample code of conduct.

Making the castle from recycled materials will be fun for this age group also. To add a STEM component, try making some miniature catapults to fling marshmallows or other small objects at the castle. Check the book Mini-Weapons of Mass Destruction or craft stick catapults for some ideas.

And don’t forget the service aspect of this adventure. See these service project ideas for younger Scouts for some age appropriate ideas.

Use these printable check off sheets and other documents to keep track of your den’s progress:

Printable helps for requirements:

Printable requirements for Lion Cub Scout

Printable checkoff sheet for Lion Cub Scout

Printable note sheet for Lion Cub Scout

Here are some more helps and related adventures:

What Can Scouts Use as Service Hours?
Reader asks what types of service projects can be used to fulfill service hour requirements.
Days of Knights and Damsels: An Activity Guide
Looking for some medieval ideas for your Cub Scouts? This book of knightly fun will add some pizzazz to your pack and den activities.
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 .
Tiger Cub Scout Helps and Documents
Tiger is the Cub Scout program for boys and girls in 1st grade.
Scout Law
I like the simplicity of the Scout Law. It is brief and therefore easy for youth to memorize. But it covers a lot of ground.
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.
Respectful Listening
Dealing with Scouts who won't listen when somebody is speaking can be a real challenge. Here are some tips and a code of conduct to help them listen and ask questions respectfully.
Book Review: Mini Weapons of Mass Destruction
My boys loved this book! It shows them how to make miniature catapults, bows, and other projectile machines out of common office supplies. This book would make a great basis for a open house or a just for a fun meeting.

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