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Author: Scouter Mom

  • Simple Handwashing Tips for Scouts

    Simple Handwashing Tips for Scouts

    Teach Cub Scouts and Scouts BSA healthy habits with these simple handwashing tips for Scouts. Learn when and how to wash hands properly, set up a handwashing station at camp, and prevent the spread of germs during cooking, first aid, and outdoor activities. Explore fun handwashing games, demonstrations, and practical ideas that help Scout leaders…

  • Kim's Game

    Kim’s Game

    Kim’s Game is a classic Scouting memory and observation game for Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, and Venturers. Using everyday objects, Scouts practice focus, attention to detail, and memory as they study a collection of items and try to recall what they saw. This easy indoor or outdoor activity includes complete instructions, printable resources, and fun…

  • Scout Sign, Salute, and Handshake

    Scout Sign, Salute, and Handshake

    Learn how to correctly make the Scout sign, give the Scout salute, and use the left-handed Scout handshake. Discover when each gesture is used and how these simple traditions represent promise, respect, friendship, and the shared values of Scouting.

  • First Aid for a Snakebite

    First Aid for a Snakebite

    A snakebite requires quick, calm action. Learn how to protect the injured person, call for emergency help, provide appropriate first aid, avoid dangerous outdated remedies, and reduce the risk of snakebites during Scout activities.

  • First Aid for Scratches, Scrapes, and Shallow Cuts

    First Aid for Scratches, Scrapes, and Shallow Cuts

    Scratches, scrapes, and shallow cuts are common during Scout activities. Learn how to control mild or moderate bleeding, clean and cover an open wound, recognize signs of infection, and know when an injury requires medical help.

  • Ticks on a Toilet Seat Song

    Ticks on a Toilet Seat Song

    The Ticks on a Toilet Seat song is a quick, light camp song used in many Scout units. It has easy words and repeats, so anyone can sing along. The tune works well for waiting times or for adding energy to a campfire. Scouts often change the last line to include a name, which keeps…