Author: Scouter Mom
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Pulp and Paper Merit Badge
The Pulp and Paper merit badge teaches Scouts about the science and technology behind making paper. Scouts learn how trees are turned into pulp, how paper is recycled, and why sustainable forestry is important. They also explore careers in the industry and make a sheet of paper by hand. This badge helps Scouts understand the…
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Campfire Stories and Meeting Stories
Whether in a meeting or sitting around a campfire, stories bring us together. They connect us with the past also. Here you will find some campfire stories for kids. These are not scary, so they are appropriate for quieting down Cub Scouts before lights out.
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What Is a Court of Honor?
A Court of Honor is a ceremony held by Scouts to formally recognize and honor those who have achieved specific ranks or earned awards. An Eagle Court of Honor is a special type of Court of Honor ceremony that is held to recognize and celebrate a Scout who has earned the rank of Eagle Scout,…
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Lion Bobcat Den Meeting Plan
The Lion Bobcat den meeting plan introduces young Scouts to the basics of the Scout Oath and Law through fun, hands-on activities. Lions create hand puppets to introduce themselves, role-play scenarios to practice being friendly, and share stories about doing their best. These activities help them learn important values like kindness, teamwork, and effort.
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Tiger-iffic! Adventure
The Tiger-iffic! elective adventure is all about games. For Tigeriffic, Tiger Cub Scouts learn about board games, team games, video games, problem-solving games, team games, and more while working on this adventure.
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Scholarship Merit Badge
The Scholarship merit badge helps Scouts focus on the importance of education. To earn this badge, you’ll show your academic progress, explore learning outside of school, and reflect on teamwork and leadership. You’ll also think about how education connects to your future by writing about careers or lifelong learning. This badge teaches valuable skills like…
