Category: Aims and Methods of Scouting

(Note: BSA retired this adventure on May 31, 2022. This information remains here for historical purposes.) Tiger Tales is one of the Tiger elective adventures. For this adventure, Tigers and their adult partners learn about folk history through tall tales. They also visit a historical museum or site.

Duty to God and You is one of the Webelos required adventures For this adventure, Webelos either earn the religious emblem of their faith or plan and take part in a worship service or reflection.

Ham and Cheese Bites are an easy snack made with bread, ham, and string cheese. The bread is rolled flat, filled, and cut into small pieces. Each bite is simple to hold and eat. The flavors are mild and familiar. A small cup of honey mustard adds a tasty dip. This recipe works well for…

The Paddle Sports troop program feature helps Scouts learn basic boating skills in a safe way. Scouts practice paddling, safety rules, and teamwork. Activities can include short day trips, overnight outings, or races. Skills are taught during meetings and used on the water. The program works for beginners and experienced Scouts. Leaders can adjust plans…

One pot Hoppin’ John is a simple meal made with beans, rice, and ham. Everything cooks together in one pot. This makes it easy to prepare and easy to clean up. The ingredients are basic and easy to find. The dish works well for camping, group meals, or family dinners. You can cook it on…

Auld Lang Syne is a well-known song that marks endings and new beginnings. The words come from old Scottish traditions and speak about remembering friends and shared moments. Scouts often sing it at the end of campfires, courts of honor, or large gatherings. The tune helps everyone pause and think about what they have learned.…