Author: Scouter Mom
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50 Miler Award
The 50 Miler award recognizes young men and women in Scouts BSA and Venturing who hike, paddle, or ride a total of 50 miles over at least 5 consecutive days. The trek must be completed without using motors. Riding can be cycling or horseback riding. To earn the award, members of your unit must plan…
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A Scout Is Helpful
A Scout is Helpful reminds us to look beyond ourselves. This point of the Scout Law teaches youth and adults to notice needs and take action. Helping can be simple, like lending a hand at home, or larger, like serving the community. Each level of Scouting shows this value in age-appropriate ways. Cub Scouts learn…
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Campsite Honey Apples Recipe
Campsite Honey Apples use simple steps and a few ingredients to make a sweet camp treat. Sliced apples are coated in honey and cinnamon sugar in easy-to-use bags. Youth learn basic cooking tasks and enjoy making their own snack. The recipe fits well into den meetings, campouts, or afternoon gatherings. It teaches confidence and teamwork…
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A Scout Is Cheerful
“A Scout is Cheerful” reminds Scouts and leaders that attitude matters. Cheerfulness helps Scouts face challenges with patience and calm. It supports teamwork, leadership, and service at every level of Scouting. From Cub Scouts learning good sportsmanship to Venturers handling real responsibility, a positive attitude helps groups work better together. Adults also play a key…
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Hiking Activities
Hiking with Scouts can be a fun way to explore the outdoors and learn new skills. Simple activities help Scouts slow down and notice the world around them. They can listen to sounds, look for animal homes, follow clues, or play easy games along the trail. These ideas work well for all age levels and…
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Tiger Cub Scout Electives: Group or Individual?
Tiger Cub Scout electives can be done in more than one way, and that makes life easier for busy families. Some electives are great for den meetings, where Scouts can play games and work together. Others are simple to do at home with an adult partner. Every Tiger must have an adult partner for all…
