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Author: Scouter Mom

  • Parent Guide for Cub Scouts

    Parent Guide for Cub Scouts

    Parents play an important role in Cub Scouts. You do not have to be a leader to make a difference. Every family can help in ways that fit their time and talents. Learn how parents support Scouts at meetings, help with adventures at home, volunteer at pack events, and create a safe Scouting environment. This…

  • Stars and Stripes Cub Scout Pack Meeting Plan

    Stars and Stripes Cub Scout Pack Meeting Plan

    This Stars and Stripes Cub Scout pack meeting plan teaches respect through simple activities that focus on the United States flag. Scouts learn to handle the flag with care and follow clear rules that protect its meaning. They take part in ceremonies, stories, and tasks that build teamwork and responsibility. These moments help Scouts understand…

  • Red Light Green Light Game

    Red Light Green Light Game

    Red Light Green Light is a simple game that fits well into any Cub Scout meeting. One Scout becomes the traffic light and calls out green or red while the others move and freeze. The quick changes keep the group active and focused. The game needs no equipment and works indoors or outdoors. It helps…

  • Troop Meeting Plan Worksheet

    Troop Meeting Plan Worksheet

    This printable is a simple meeting plan sheet for youth leaders in a Scouts BSA troop. It breaks the meeting into clear parts, such as the opening, skills time, patrol time, and closing. Scouts can write who leads each part and what materials they need. It helps them plan ahead and run a smooth meeting.…

  • First Aid Program Feature for Scouts BSA

    First Aid Program Feature for Scouts BSA

    The First Aid troop program feature helps Scouts learn how to respond in emergencies. Scouts practice checking if a scene is safe, calling for help, and giving basic care. Meetings include group talks, hands-on skill practice, and fun games. Skills build from simple to advanced. The program ends with a main event such as a…

  • Fingerprinting Merit Badge

    Fingerprinting Merit Badge

    The Fingerprinting merit badge teaches Scouts about the unique patterns of fingerprints and how they are used for identification. Scouts explore the science behind loops, whorls, and arches while practicing how to take rolled and plain impressions. They also learn how fingerprinting is used in law enforcement, security, and technology. This badge gives Scouts a…