Author: Scouter Mom
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Easy Halloween Crafts, Snacks, and Games
Craft, game, and snack ideas for your Halloween party or meeting. While some work best for younger kids, others are also appropriate for the older Scouts.
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Webelos Math on the Trail Adventure
The Webelos Math on the Trail Adventure is a great way for Scouts to learn how math is used in everyday life, especially in the outdoors. This adventure helps Webelos see the practical side of math by applying it to real-world situations like hiking. It’s about planning, predicting, and problem-solving. Through this activity, Scouts develop…
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Collections Merit Badge
While working on the Collections merit badge, Scouts learn to collect, categorize, and preserve items they appreciate. They also learn about career opportunities related to collecting.
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Arrow of Light Personal Fitness Adventure
The Personal Fitness adventure helps Arrow of Light Scouts learn about staying healthy and active. In this adventure, Scouts work on activities that teach them about physical fitness and good eating habits. These skills are important for a healthy life. The adventure is not just about doing exercises; it’s also about understanding why being active…
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Simple Closing Flag Ceremony
The Simple Indoor Closing Flag Ceremony is a respectful way to end a Cub Scout meeting. A leader directs the Color Guard to retrieve the flags. Scouts in uniform salute, and others place their hands over their hearts. The U.S. flag is always on the right side as the Color Guard exits the room. The…
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The Scout Law
The Scout Law used by the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) is based on the original Scout Law developed by Lord Baden-Powell, the founder of the Scouting movement. The Scout Law was first published in Scouting for Boys in 1908, and it quickly became a fundamental part of Scouting around the world. A Scout is:…
