Sunday, August 1, 2021
About World Scout Scarf Day
On World Scout Scarf Day, all former Scouts and current Scouts are asked to wear their neckerchief (scarf) to promote the Spirit of Scouting. August 1 was the date of the very first Scout camp on Brownsea Island in 1907.
The Scout scarf or neckerchief has become a symbol of Scouts all over the world. When you see a young person wearing a neckerchief, you know they are a Scout.
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Ideas for World Scout Scarf Day
- Wear your neckerchief proudly and do a good turn!
- Take a group photo or a selfie and post it to social media with the hashtag #worldscarfday .
- Change your social media profile picture to one of you wearing your neckerchief.
- Make a new neckerchief slide.
Clock Neckerchief Slide
Cub Scouts can make this simple neckerchief on their own. Use it as a gathering activity with the Turn Back the Clock theme.
Wolf Neckerchief Slide Craft
Homemade neckerchief slides are a Scouting tradition. This slide is a fun way to get Cub Scouts involved in this tradition.
Mini Cub Scout Handbook (Neckerchief Slides)
Homemade neckerchief slides are a Scouting tradition. John A. (Cubmaster of Pack 528 in Cascade Pacific Council, NW Oregon/SW Washington) sent me this idea for a Cub Scout neckerchief slide…
Easy Neckerchief Slide Holder Project
Making and collecting neckerchief slides is a Scouting tradition. A neckerchief slide holder will help keep them organized. T
Seed Neckerchief Slide Craft
Several years ago I attended a Cub Scout Pow Wow session on neckerchief slide crafts. They showed us a number of ways to make neckerchief slides from various materials.
How are you celebrating World Scout Scarf Day? Post your ideas to the comments below or on the Scout Moms, Dads, and Leaders Facebook group. Also check my crafts page for more craft ideas.
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