Category: Character Development
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A Scout Is Trustworthy
Scouts are known for their honesty. Saying “Scout’s Honor” is a way of saying “You can trust me”. Here are some ideas for the first point of the Scout Law. Add your own ideas about how “A Scout Is Trustworthy” to the comments.
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A Scout Is Reverent
A Scout understand that there is a greater power at work in the world. A Scout does his or her Duty to God and works to cooperate with that power. Here are some ideas for the twelfth point of the Scout Law. Add your own ideas about how “A Scout Is Reverent” to the comments.
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A Scout Is Brave
A Scout knows that being brave is different than being reckless or foolish. A Scout who is brave is able to face difficult situations without being controlled by fear. Here are some ideas for the tenth point of the Scout Law. Add your own ideas about how “A Scout Is Brave” to the comments.
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What Is Scout Spirit?
Scout spirit is mentioned in several of the requirements for Scouts BSA ranks. But what is Scout spirit and how does a Scout go about demonstrating it?
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Show Me the Truth Game
Let’s be truthful. Some of the Cub Scout requirements which are all talking can be tough to do with a group of restless kids. This Show Me the Truth Game can make talking about truth and honesty easier.
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Cub Scout Gathering Activity – Core Values Crossword Puzzle
The 12 Core Values of Cub Scouting were replaced by the 12 points of the Scout Law a few years ago. But that doesn’t mean we can’t still use the core values as examples of good values. So use this crossword puzzle as a gathering activity at any meeting where values are the focus.
