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Author: Scouter Mom

  • Webelos Paddle Onward Adventure

    Webelos Paddle Onward Adventure

    The Webelos Paddle Onward Adventure is part of the Cub Scout program. It teaches Scouts how to handle paddle crafts like canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddle boards. This adventure helps Webelos learn important skills and safety rules for boating. It is a great way for Scouts to have fun outdoors while learning how to be…

  • Graphic Arts Merit Badge

    Graphic Arts Merit Badge

    Working on the requirements for the Graphic Arts merit badge helps Scouts learn about producing printed communications. They learn about different media and design a piece for printing. They visit a location which produces graphic arts and find out about career opportunities.

  • Bears Afloat Adventure

    Bears Afloat Adventure

    The Bears Afloat Adventure is an opportunity for Cub Scouts to learn about boating while having fun outdoors. This adventure helps Scouts explore different types of paddle crafts like canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards. By participating, Scouts not only gain practical skills but also learn important safety rules and procedures.

  • Whittling Chip Retired

    Whittling Chip Retired

    The old Whittling Chip certification was usually done during the Bear year. Once a Scout earned it, they could carry and use a pocketknife. But with the new program, knife safety isn’t a one-time lesson. Scouts will need to complete a knife safety Adventure at every rank. This means they will review and learn new…

  • Square Knot Song and Overhand Knot Song

    Square Knot Song and Overhand Knot Song

    Singing songs is a fun way for Scouts to learn basic skills, and knot-tying songs are especially helpful. The Square Knot Song and Overhand Knot Song are two examples. These songs teach Scouts how to tie knots by breaking down the steps to a simple tune. They make learning knots easier and more memorable, especially…

  • Eagle Palms

    Eagle Palms

    Eagle palms represent additional recognition for an Eagle Scout who has stayed active in his or her unit. In order to receive this recognition, he or she must also continue to earn merit badges.