This theme focuses on compassion. Cub Scouts learn about being kind to others:
Compassion means being kind and considerate of others. It is having patience and a generous heart. It is showing genuine concern by our thoughts, words, and deeds to people, animals, our environment, and our community. Cub Scouts can develop an understanding of the concept of kindness by understanding how a tiny seed can grow into food that we eat or a flower for all to enjoy. By “planting” and “growing” small areas of kindness in our thoughts, words, and deed, we share the goodness in our hearts in hopes that those who experience it will then share kindness with others and keep it growing.
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This meeting plan includes the following – all within a compassion theme. See the meeting plan for details.
- Gathering activities – Instructions for making seed packets or a book drive
- Opening ceremony – Compassion
- A prayer about caring
- Song – I Love That Word “Hello” (To the tune of Auld Lang Syne)
- Cheers – It’s a Snap Cheer and Good Turn Cheer
- Game – Getting Our Heads Together
- A Cub Scout Seedling recognition ceremony
- A Like an Acorn Arrow of Light ceremony
- A Compassion Cubmaster Minute
- A Cub Scout Garden of Thoughts closing ceremony
Even more ideas to go with the Planting Seeds of Kindness theme:
Top ideas for Planting Seeds of Kindness Theme
Johnny Appleseed Grace (Song)
Homemade Energy Bars Recipe (Peanut Free)
Sunflower Seed Trail Mix
Seed Neckerchief Slide Craft
Roasted Pumpkin Seeds Recipe
Kindness Fortune Teller
Kindness Ceremony
Compliment Cards Coloring Pages
Make a Soda Bottle Terrarium
