Author: Scouter Mom
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Wolf Paws on the Path Den Meeting Plan
Get your Wolf Scouts ready for outdoor adventures with the Paws on the Path den meeting plan! This fun and engaging meeting covers the Cub Scout Six Essentials, the buddy system, and the Outdoor Code through hands-on activities and games. Scouts will pack their own trail snacks, learn how to dress for the outdoors, and…
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What Does the Pack Treasurer Do?
Every Cub Scout pack needs someone to keep track of the money behind the fun. The pack treasurer helps manage dues, expenses, and records so the program runs smoothly. This role supports leaders, families, and Scouts by keeping finances clear and organized. When money is handled well, trust grows and planning becomes easier. Learn what…
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Lifesaving Merit Badge
Scouts learn how to help those in trouble in the water while working on the Lifesaving merit badge. They practice and demonstrate the skills for reaching, throwing , and go rescues. They also find out how to determine which rescue technique to use and how to keep themselves safe while giving assistance to another person.
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Clothesline Relay Game
Clothesline Relay is a fast and simple game that brings energy to any Scout meeting. Scouts race to hang towels on a line and then remove them in a relay style. The game uses easy materials and works in many settings, indoors or outdoors. Younger Scouts learn coordination and timing, while older Scouts enjoy friendly…
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Jungle of Fun Cub Scout Theme
The Jungle of Fun Cub Scout theme brings energy, movement, and teamwork into your pack meeting. Using animals, sounds, and simple stories helps Scouts feel connected and included. The jungle setting makes it easy to talk about responsibility and working together. Gathering games help families settle in, while songs and cheers keep Scouts engaged. Recognition…
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SCOUT Water Safety Chant
The SCOUT water safety chant gives Cub Scouts a simple way to learn basic water rules before they jump into the fun. Each line teaches them to stay near adults, follow posted rules, use buddies, and know their limits. Leaders can use the chant at meetings, on outings, or before any water activity. It keeps…
