Author: Scouter Mom
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What Does a Scoutmaster Do?
The Scoutmaster is a mentor, not the leader of the troop. Scouts BSA is youth-led, so the Scoutmaster guides and supports the youth as they learn leadership skills. The Scoutmaster teaches, encourages, and helps Scouts grow. They do not take over but offer advice when needed. They work with the Troop Committee to make sure…
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Egg Drop Challenge
In an egg drop challenge, Scouts try to design a container which can prevent an egg from breaking when dropped. This is an excellent project to get kids interested in science and engineering.
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Tiger Bobcat Den Meeting Plan
This den meeting plan covers the Tiger Bobcat Adventure with fun, hands-on activities. Tigers will learn the Scout Oath, Scout Law, and basic Cub Scout skills through games, role-playing, and a creative snack. The meeting keeps them engaged while teaching important Scouting values.
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Webelos Den Leader Guide
This Webelos den leader guide is your go-to resource for planning fun, structured meetings that keep Scouts engaged. It includes tips on using den meeting plans, tracking advancement, and working with parents. You’ll also find advice on managing behavior and planning exciting outings. Whether you’re a new or experienced den leader, this guide will help…
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Mining in Society Merit Badge
The Mining in Society merit badge teaches Scouts about mining and how it affects everyday life. Scouts explore different types of mining, how minerals are processed, and how companies work to keep miners safe. They also learn about the environmental impact of mining and efforts to restore land after mining ends. The badge includes career…
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Craft Stick Picture Frame
The craft stick picture frame is a simple and meaningful craft for Scouts. Using just a few materials, Scouts can create a unique frame for a special photo. This project helps them learn to follow directions, use fine motor skills, and express creativity. It also makes a great keepsake or gift. Younger Scouts may need…
