Welcome Scouts and Scouters! Here you can find resources for Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, and Venturers. I also have ideas for games, crafts, recipes, ceremonies, songs, skits, themes and more.
Current Topics for Scouts and Scouters
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Eagle Palms
Eagle palms represent additional recognition for an Eagle Scout who has stayed active in his or her unit. In order to receive this recognition, he or she must also continue to earn merit badges.
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Bear Race Time Adventure
The Bear Race Time Adventure is a fun activity which involves building and racing a small car or boat. This adventure is not just about winning a race. It helps Scouts learn important skills and values while having fun
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Geology Merit Badge
While doing the requirements for the Geology merit badge, Scouts learn about rocks and resources. They can focus on sedimentary processes, energy resources, mineral resources, or earth history while working on this merit badge. Scouts also research career opportunities related to geology.
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Wolf Champions for Nature Adventure
In the Wolf Champions for Nature Adventure, Cub Scouts learn about how nature works and how we can take care of it. They start by exploring the different types of resources our planet offers, like water, trees, and minerals. Wolves discover which resources can be replaced by nature over time and which cannot. This helps them understand the importance of using our natural resources wisely.
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Scheduling a Board of Review
Can a troop place requirements on scheduling a Board of Review? For example, can a troop require that the Scout request the BOR by phone rather than in person?
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Simple Indoor Opening Flag Ceremony
This Simple Indoor Opening Flag Ceremony is a meaningful way to start a Cub Scout meeting. Scouts carry the flags, lead the Pledge of Allegiance, and salute. The US flag always leads, reminding Scouts of its importance. Leaders guide the Scouts through the process, teaching them respect and teamwork. The ceremony is easy to follow with basic commands and actions. With a little practice, Scouts can confidently perform their roles. This tradition helps bring focus to the meeting while teaching valuable lessons about respect for the flag and working together as a group.
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Tigers in the Water Adventure
The Tigers in the Water Adventure is a fun and educational experience for young Scouts. It helps Tigers learn important swimming skills and safety rules. It focuses on personal fitness and safety in the water.
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Athletics Merit Badge
Scouts learn how to stay physically fit while working on the Athletics merit badge. They explore the importance of nutrition, warming up, and cooling down. They test their skills in selected areas such as sprinting, jumping, swimming, push ups, pull ups, basketball shooting, football kicking, soccer kicking, or weight training.
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Designed by Tiger Adventure
The Designed by Tiger Adventure is a fun activity for Tiger Scouts in the Cub Scouts program. It introduces young Scouts to the basics of engineering and design. By thinking about and creating their own projects, Tigers learn to solve problems and see their ideas come to life. This adventure helps them understand the steps involved in making something from start to finish.
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We Don’t Have a Skit Skit
The We Don’t Have a Skit skit is great because it can be used with any number of Scouts. It is also a good skit to do with younger Scouts because they don’t have to remember many lines.
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