Author: Scouter Mom
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Programming Merit Badge
The Programming merit badge teaches Scouts how to write, debug, and demonstrate code in different programming languages. Scouts learn about the history of programming and explore career opportunities in technology. They also study digital safety and software licensing to understand responsible computer use. This badge is a hands-on introduction to programming, showing Scouts how technology…
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My Story Mystery Game
Looking for a fun way to get your Scouts talking and laughing together? Try the My Story Mystery Game. It’s an easy icebreaker that helps Scouts share short true stories and guess who wrote each one. All you need is paper, pencils, and a group ready to listen and learn more about each other. This…
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Donut Snowmen
Donut Snowmen are an easy Cub Scout snack craft. Scouts stack three powdered donuts using a pretzel stick in the middle. They add more pretzels for arms, then decorate with chocolate chips and red icing. This activity is fun, quick, and doesn’t need a stove or sharp tools. It’s great for meetings, parties, or any…
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Scouts BSA Parent’s Guide
New to Scouts BSA? This parent guide explains everything you need to know to help your child have a great experience in the program. Learn how Scouts BSA is different from Cub Scouts, what the patrol method is, and how youth take the lead. Find out how parents can help without taking over. This article…
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The Little Green Frog Song
The Little Green Frog Song is a short, silly camp song loved by Cub Scouts. It tells the story of a frog who says “um ah” with his eyes. A big red truck shows up, and things don’t go well for the frog. The song ends with a surprise that makes Scouts laugh. The hand…
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Sports Merit Badge
The Sports merit badge helps Scouts explore fitness and sportsmanship through participation in two different sports. You’ll create a training program, practice, and compete in organized games. Along the way, you’ll learn about sports safety, equipment, and rules. This badge also teaches the importance of teamwork, respect, and sportsmanship. It’s not about being the best…
