Author: Scouter Mom
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Menu Planning with Cub Scouts
Menu planning is a key part of getting ready for a successful campout. It’s an opportunity to teach Scouts important life skills. When you involve Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts in the planning, they learn responsibility. They also feel more excited about the food because they helped choose it.
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Scout Oath Puzzle
Discover how the Scout Oath puzzle helps Scouts learn and remember the Scout Oath in a fun, engaging way. Learn about different versions of the puzzle, tips for solving it, and how to incorporate it into your next troop or den meeting.
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Lion Let’s Camp Adventure
The Lion Let’s Camp Adventure is a great way for Lion Scouts to start exploring the outdoors. This adventure helps young Scouts learn important outdoor skills and safety. It also encourages teamwork through activities like the buddy system. By participating, Lions gain confidence and a better understanding of nature.
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Crime Prevention Merit Badge
Working on the requirements for the Crime Prevention merit badge helps Scouts stay safe in their homes and in the community. Scouts learn to identify and be alert to situations which may lead to crime. They learn about the dangers of substance abuse. Scouts also explore careers opportunities in the field of crime prevention.
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Bear Strong Adventure
In the Bear Strong Adventure, Bear Cub Scouts learn about the importance of staying active and eating well. This adventure teaches them how to make healthy choices that benefit their physical fitness and overall well-being. By participating in this adventure, Bears develop good habits that can last a lifetime.
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Service Hours Form
What should be on a service hours form for Scouts or units wanting to record their participation in service projects?