Author: Scouter Mom
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Bear Fellowship Adventure
The Bear Fellowship adventure helps young Scouts learn about their own faith and the faith of others. It teaches them respect and understanding for different beliefs and traditions. Through various activities, Bear Cub Scouts develop a deeper sense of reverence. This is important as reverence is one of the core values of Cub Scouting.
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Ideas for White Elephant Gift Exchange
A white elephant gift exchange can bring a lot of joy to a Scout holiday event, but it can also leave parents wondering what to bring. This guide shares simple ideas that work for mixed ages and small budgets. You will find tips for gifts that many Scouts enjoy, fun ways to wrap them, and…
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Pathfinder Rank for Venturers
The Pathfinder award is the third level award in the award system for Venturers. This award emphasizes leadership, responsibility, planning, goal development, and training.
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Theater Merit Badge
Scouts get a taste of life on the stage while doing the requirements for the Theater merit badge. They read several plays and write one of their own. Scouts explore skills such as acting, directing, set design, costume design, hair and makeup design, lighting, sound and more. They also perform a pantomime and entertain their…
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Tiger Bites Adventure
Tiger Cub Scouts learn about good food choices and hygiene while working on the Tiger Bites adventure. They also help out at mealtime, learn some manners, and make a healthy snack.
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Troop Program Features for Scouts BSA
By utilizing these troop program features, youth leaders can ensure that their troop program is well-rounded, engaging, and meaningful. The program features provide a structured framework that guides troop activities and ensures that Scouts have the opportunity to explore a wide range of topics and develop various skills.
