Category: Character Development

This Scout Law word search puzzle is centered around Scout basics, particularly the Scout Law. By completing this puzzle, you can reinforce your understanding of the values that bind us together.

A reader asks if a Scout may wear the youth religious award knot if he earned a religious emblem as a Cub Scout. Yes, he may.

Cubmaster Minutes, Scoutmaster Minutes, Advisor Minutes are inspirational thoughts to help achieve BSA’s aim of character development. Do you have a minute or an inspirational story that you’d like to share? Contact me and I’ll share it here.

Scouts understand the value of money and other resources. Scouts know that by conserving resources, there will be enough for the future. Here are some ideas for the ninth point of the Scout Law. Add your own ideas about how “A Scout Is Thrifty” to the comments.

A Scout understands the purpose of rules and laws. But a Scout also tries to change unjust rules, so that things can be better for everybody. Here are some ideas for the seventh point of the Scout Law. Add your own ideas about how “A Scout Is Obedient” to the comments.

A Scout avoids causing needless harm another person, creature, or plant. A Scout’s actions always reflects a genuine care for other beings. Here are some ideas for the sixth point of the Scout Law. Add your own ideas about how “A Scout Is Kind” to the comments.