Author: Scouter Mom
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Neckerchief Slide Holder Project
Need a simple Scout project? Try this neckerchief slide holder! It’s easy to build with a piece of pegboard and a wire coat hanger. Scouts learn how to measure, cut, and follow directions. They also get to see their slide collection in one neat place. This is a great project for a den meeting or…
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Family Involvement in Cub Scouts
Cub Scouting works best when families take part in the program. When parents stay involved, Scouts feel supported and excited about meetings and activities. Many packs struggle because parents sit on the sidelines while leaders try to manage everything. A few simple ideas can change that. Leaders can explain that Cub Scouting is a family…
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Banana Boats Recipe
This banana boat recipe is a classic campfire dessert. A banana is filled with marshmallows and chocolate, then wrapped in foil and heated on hot coals. The banana softens as it cooks. The filling melts into a sweet treat. The steps are easy and clear. Youth can help with most of the process. Adults should…
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Backpacking Troop Program Feature
This backpacking program feature offers the opportunity to learn more about hiking and low impact camping. A Scouts BSA Troop PLC can plan a whole month of activities incorporating a backpacking theme.
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Twig Picture Frame Craft
The twig picture frame craft is a simple project that works well for any Scout meeting. It uses easy materials like twigs, twine, and low temperature glue. Scouts build the frame step by step and learn to measure, arrange, and wrap the corners. This craft fits nicely with outdoor themes and helps Scouts notice the…
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Leaf Print Craft
Leaf print crafts are an easy way to connect Scouts with nature during a meeting or event. Using fresh leaves, paint, and paper, Scouts create simple prints that show leaf shapes and veins. The steps are easy to follow and work well for a wide age range. This craft fits outdoor themes and nature focused…
