Author: Scouter Mom
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Projects for Scouts
Scout projects are fun, simple ways to teach real skills. From duct tape crafts to camp gadgets, there’s something for every age. These hands-on activities help Scouts learn about teamwork, tools, and creativity. They also support advancement and keep meetings fun. This guide includes easy project ideas like neckerchief slides, hiking sticks, catapults, and more.…
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SAFE Checklist Match It Game
The SAFE Match It Game helps Scouts learn the four points of the SAFE Checklist—Supervision, Assessment, Fitness and Skill, and Equipment and Environment. Scouts read 24 short scenarios and match each one to the correct SAFE category. It’s easy to prepare and fun to use in meetings, at camp, or before outings. The game works…
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Arrow of Light Duty to God Den Meeting Plan
Help your Arrow of Light Scouts complete the Duty to God Adventure with this 60-minute den meeting plan. It includes a fun gathering activity, a guest speaker, creative projects, and a snack break. Scouts learn to connect family values with the Scout Law, explore their “Duty to God,” and discover how to help others in…
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Winter Camp Games and Activities
Winter doesn’t mean fun has to stop for Scouts. With the right games and activities, cold weather can bring new ways to play and learn. This article gives simple ideas for snow games, winter hikes, and indoor fun for Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, and more. It also includes safety tips and planning advice to help…
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Skating Merit Badge
The Skating merit badge introduces Scouts to the world of ice skating, roller skating, or skateboarding. You’ll learn basic skills like balance, turning, and stopping, as well as advanced tricks and maneuvers. Safety is a top priority, with lessons on protective gear and rules for skating responsibly. You’ll also discover how to care for your…
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What Would You Do? Weather Safety Game
The What Would You Do? Weather Safety Game is a fun and active way to teach weather safety. Scouts get real-life situations like storms, floods, or heat. They act out or explain what they would do. It helps them learn to stay safe and make quick choices. The game is great for Cub Scouts and…
