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  • Heroes in History Cub Scout Theme

    Heroes in History Cub Scout Theme

    Heroes in History is a Cub Scout pack meeting theme that teaches honesty through real people and real stories. Scouts learn how famous figures earned trust by making honest choices. This theme includes an easy gathering game, simple skits, group songs, and a meaningful advancement ceremony. Each activity supports the core value of honesty in…

  • Sky Drop Parachute Challenge

    Sky Drop Parachute Challenge

    In this Cub Scout activity, Scouts take on a rescue challenge after a pretend natural disaster. Roads are damaged, so supplies must be dropped from above. Scouts build a small platform to carry food, water, and medicine. They then design a parachute using common household items. The goal is to land slowly, stay upright, and…

  • Emergency Preparedness BSA Award for Scouts BSA

    Emergency Preparedness BSA Award for Scouts BSA

    Scouts BSA can earn this award by creating an emergency plan, earning the First Aid or Emergency Preparedness merit badge, and completing an online course from the Federal Emergency Management Institute (FEMA).

  • Wolf Motor Away Adventure (Retired)

    Wolf Motor Away Adventure (Retired)

    (Note: BSA retired this adventure on May 31, 2022. This information remains here for historical purposes.) Motor Away is one of the Wolf Cub Scout elective adventures. For the Motor Away adventure, Wolves learn about planes, boats, and cars by creating their own models and making them move.

  • Webelos/AOL Maestro Adventure: Retired

    Webelos/AOL Maestro Adventure: Retired

    (Note: BSA retired this adventure on May 31, 2022. This information remains here for historical purposes.) Maestro! is one of the Webelos/Arrow of Light elective adventures. For the Maestro! adventure, Webelos learn about music from singing songs to musical instruments.

  • Managing Cub Scout Behavior

    Managing Cub Scout Behavior

    Taking over a den with behavior issues can feel overwhelming, especially if last year felt out of control. The key is to start fresh with clear expectations and simple rules. Involve the Scouts in setting those rules so they feel ownership. Communicate early with parents and ask for their support. Use positive incentives like ticket…