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Author: Scouter Mom

  • A Prayer for Scouts by Lord Baden-Powell

    A Prayer for Scouts by Lord Baden-Powell

    This prayer for Scouts is attributed to Lord Baden-Powell himself. I have some doubts about whether he actually wrote this entire prayer or not, since the Scout Law written by Baden-Powell is not exactly the same as the Scout Law used by the BSA.

  • Tug of War Rules

    Tug of War Rules

    Tug of War is a fun game which can be enjoyed by kids of all ages. Have a little tug of war tournament with your Scouts to encourage fitness, teamwork, and good sportsmanship.

  • Surveying Merit Badge

    Surveying Merit Badge

    Scouts mark and record land boundaries while doing the requirements for the Surveying merit badge. They learn how distance is measured with traditional equipment and with GPS. Scouts also explore career opportunities related to surveying.

  • Skits for Campfire Programs and Other Gatherings

    Skits for Campfire Programs and Other Gatherings

    Skits add fun, energy, and teamwork to any Scout campfire or meeting. They help youth build confidence and try new things in a safe and friendly setting. Skits do not need props or long scripts, so they are easy for any den, patrol, or pack to use. They help Scouts practice speaking, listening, and planning…

  • Steal the Bacon Game

    Steal the Bacon Game

    Steal the Bacon is a game where strategy meets speed in a thrilling dash for victory! Perfect for Scouts of all ages, this classic challenge fosters teamwork, agility, and quick thinking. Whether it’s seizing the bacon under the sun or strategizing in the glow of twilight, every game is an adventure. Gear up for laughter,…

  • Pioneering Merit Badge

    Pioneering Merit Badge

    While working on the Pioneering merit badge, Scouts learn how to build structures with ropes and spars. They explore the uses of various knots and splices. They learn how to care for ropes. Finally they build a structure such as a bridge, tower, chair, or table.