Category: Aims and Methods of Scouting

Scouts learn to keep themselves healthy while working on the Personal Fitness merit badge. They explore nutrition and exercise. They develop an exercise plan and carry it out over 12 weeks. They also find out about careers related to personal fitness.

The Lion badge program for Cub Scouts is a fun and exciting way for kids in Kindergarten to begin their scouting journey. It is designed to help young scouts learn new things, make friends, and have a lot of fun along the way. The program includes Core Adventures and Elective Adventures, which cover a wide…

The BSA swim test is used to determine ability level so that participants can swim in an area which is appropriate for them.

The latest Scouts BSA requirements for Tenderfoot and Life ranks require the Scout to use the EDGE method. This is a four step method for teaching a skill. It is sometimes called Scouting’s Teaching EDGE.

The Arrow of Light award is the highest honor a Cub Scout can achieve and is a special milestone for fifth graders in scouting. This award is not just a badge; it’s a symbol of all the hard work, learning, and fun experiences a Cub Scout has had on their journey. The Arrow of Light…

The Webelos badge program for Cub Scouts is designed for fourth graders, beginning a path which leads from the earlier Cub Scout experience to new challenges for older youth. This program, tailored for 10-year-olds, offers a mix of activities focused on outdoor skills, personal fitness, citizenship, personal safety, and family values. The Webelos program is…