Author: Scouter Mom
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Sock Snowball Toss Cub Scout Pack Meeting
The holiday season is a time of joy and celebration, and what better way to embrace the festive spirit than by incorporating fun activities into Cub Scout meetings? One exciting idea that can bring a lot of laughter and camaraderie is a sock snowball fight.
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Program Themes
Program themes let you add a focus to your Pack, Troop, or Crew program. You don’t have to do everything according to a theme, but adding a few theme based activities to your program will help tie things together.
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Other Venturing Awards
Venturing offers a wide range of awards that help youth explore new interests and grow as leaders. These awards cover service, science, outdoor skills, conservation, safety, and adventure. Each award gives Venturers a chance to try hands-on activities and learn important life skills. They also help crews stay active with projects and trips that bring…
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Safety Merit Badge
The Safety Merit Badge teaches Scouts how to prevent accidents and stay alert. It covers careful habits at home, school, and during outdoor activities. Scouts learn simple steps to protect themselves and others. They study common hazards and make clear plans for fire safety, emergency action, and family rules. The Safety Merit Badge also shows…
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Running with the Pack Wolf Adventure
For the Running with the Pack adventure, Wolf Cub Scouts play catch, practice balancing, play a sport, and explore other physical skills. They also learn about the importance of a balanced diet.
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History of the United States Flag Cootie Catcher or Fortune Teller
Barb sent in this template and instructions for making a cootie catcher make a history of the US flag cootie catcher to help Cub Scouts. A cootie catcher, also called a fortune teller, is an orgami construct which can be used to ask and answer questions.
