Author: Scouter Mom
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Caterpillar Race Game
The Caterpillar Race is a simple and active game that helps Scouts build teamwork, balance, and coordination. Scouts form a line by holding each other’s ankles and move toward the finish line while staying connected. It’s best for Cub Scouts ages 6 to 10, but older Scouts can lead or help run the game. The…
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Aquatics Theme for Cub Scouts
Nothing is as fun on a hot summer day as being with your friends at the pool. This aquatics theme for Cub Scouts will help you plan a fun water activity for your den or pack. Just make sure you follow the BSA safety rules.
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Good Phone Habits for Scouts and Youth Leaders
Phones are part of everyday life for many Scouts, but using them well takes practice. In Scouting, phones should support safety, learning, and teamwork, not distract from them. This article shares simple tips to help Scouts use phones responsibly and with good manners. It covers safety, meeting rules, campouts, and online behavior. Scouts learn how…
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Cycling Merit Badge
The Cycling merit badge teaches you how to safely ride a bike and plan long trips. You’ll learn basic bike maintenance, like fixing a flat tire and adjusting brakes. The badge covers road biking or mountain biking, so you can choose what interests you. You’ll practice safe riding techniques, including using hand signals and checking…
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Choosing Cub Scout Electives That Fit Your Den
Elective adventures help Cub Scout leaders add fun and flexibility beyond Bobcat and required adventures. Electives make meetings more engaging. They help match activities to Scout age, energy, and time limits. Some electives are active. Others are calm and hands on. Choosing the right ones helps meetings run smoothly and keeps Scouts interested. Electives also…
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Camping Adventures for Cub Scouts
At this Wolf den meeting for the Call of the Wild adventure, Wolves prepare for camping by learning about knots, fire, the Outdoor Code, and Leave No Trace.
