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  • Demonstration of How Mountains Are Formed

    Demonstration of How Mountains Are Formed

    This simple demonstration shows how mountains are formed, particularly how fold mountains are formed.

  • Project Family Adventure: Retired

    Project Family Adventure: Retired

    (Note: BSA retired this adventure on May 31, 2022. This information remains here for historical purposes.) Project Family is one of the Webelos/Arrow of Light elective adventures. For the Project Family adventure, Webelos learn about family history and discover different ways they can participate as a family member.

  • Issues While Rechartering

    Issues While Rechartering

    Rechartering in Scouting America can feel stressful, especially if you are new to it. Many leaders worry about making mistakes or missing something important. The good news is that most units complete recharter without any problems. The process is simple when you understand the steps. You update your roster, confirm leadership, and submit fees. Issues…

  • Astronomy Word Search Puzzle

    Astronomy Word Search Puzzle

    This astronomy word search printable is made for Scouts. It helps them review common space words. The activity is quiet and simple to use. It works for meetings, campouts, or home use. Scouts can work alone or with others. It supports science learning and focus skills. Leaders can use it as a main activity or…

  • STEM Adventures in Cub Scouts

    STEM Adventures in Cub Scouts

    STEM adventures in Cub Scouts help children learn through simple, hands-on activities. Scouts explore science, technology, engineering, and math in ways that feel like play. Each grade level has age-friendly projects that build confidence and curiosity. Scouts test ideas, solve problems, and enjoy discovering how things work. These adventures support growth at home and in…

  • Who Plans Cub Scout Pack Activities?

    Who Plans Cub Scout Pack Activities?

    Many Cub Scout leaders wonder who should plan pack activities. Should the Cubmaster make the decisions, or should the committee handle the planning? In most packs, planning works best when several leaders share the responsibility. The committee chair often organizes a yearly planning meeting where leaders review the calendar and choose activities for the year.…