Category: Aims and Methods of Scouting

The Arrow of Light is the final rank in Cub Scouts and a big milestone for fifth graders. It brings together everything they have learned during their Cub Scout years. Scouts work through required adventures and electives that build skills in outdoor activities, safety, service, faith, and fitness. They learn to plan, make choices, help…

Even if you aren’t working on an adventure, helping to prepare a healthy and fun snack or meal promotes independence. And it might also encourage a Cub Scout to try something new. Here are some easy recipes for Cub Scouts.

The Webelos badge program helps fourth graders grow through hands-on adventures and simple challenges. Webelos learn outdoor skills, community service, fitness, safety, and character. They explore new interests through required and elective adventures, gaining confidence as they work with their den and family. The program encourages independence and teaches responsibility in a fun way. With…

Coming up with camping recipes can offer some challenges, but it can also be very rewarding. Many people stick to hotdogs and hamburgers at camp. But it is easy and fun to get a little more creative. So here are some recipes to put in your camping cookbook.

The Bear badge year gives third grade Cub Scouts a chance to grow, explore, and have fun. Bears learn outdoor skills, safety, fitness, and citizenship through simple activities they can understand and enjoy. They also try electives that match their interests, from fishing to science to building. This program helps Scouts gain confidence while learning…

The goal of this game is for two Scouts to work together to make a simple lunch. The challenge is that they each have one hand tied behind their back.