Author: Scouter Mom
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Spectator Sports Troop Program Feature
The spectator sports troop program feature helps Scouts prepare for a group trip to a sporting event. During troop meetings, Scouts learn about the sport, review basic rules, and talk about teams and players. They also discuss safety in large crowds and practice the buddy system. Scouts help plan the outing by discussing tickets, travel,…
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Tips for New Den Leaders
A reader asks “What should a new den leader know?” Here is my top ten list for new den leaders.
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Tiger Let’s Camp Adventure
The Tiger Let’s Camp adventure is an exciting part of the Tiger Cub Scouts program. It introduces young Scouts and their families to the joys of camping and the outdoors. By participating in this adventure, Tiger Cub Scouts begin to understand and appreciate the natural world. They learn important outdoor skills and safety practices that…
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Arrow of Light Bobcat Adventure
The Arrow of Light Bobcat Adventure marks the beginning of the Cub Scout year for AOL Scouts. This first adventure sets the tone for a fun and engaging scouting experience. By focusing on character and leadership, it helps scouts understand the importance of these qualities from an early age. The activities are designed to be…
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Backpacking Merit Badge
While doing the requirements for the Backpacking merit badge, Scouts learn to plan and execute a safe trek in the back-country. Treating water, Leave No Trace, map and compass skills, GPS, stoves, and sanitary concerns are all covered by this badge. After preparation, Scouts demonstrate their skills by participating in several backpacking treks.
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Tiger’s Roar Adventure
The Tiger’s Roar Adventure is an important part of the Cub Scouts program for Tiger Cub Scouts. This adventure teaches Tigers about personal safety in a way that is easy for them to understand and remember. By working on this adventure, Tigers learn how to recognize and avoid harmful situations.
