Tag: Projects
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Duct Tape Wallet Project
Looking for a hands-on activity that Scouts can enjoy and take home? Try making a duct tape wallet! This project is easy to lead, uses simple supplies, and helps Scouts build skills like measuring, cutting, and folding. With just some duct tape, scissors, and a ruler, Scouts can create a real wallet that holds bills…
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Duct Tape Napkin Rings
Duct Tape Napkin Rings are an easy craft for Scouts of all ages. This project uses cardboard tubes, duct tape, and simple decorations to make napkin holders. It helps Scouts build fine motor skills and encourages creativity. Each Scout can make their own design using colors and decorations they choose. It’s a great activity for…
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Mini Book Neckerchief Slide
Make a neckerchief slide that looks like a tiny book! The Mini Book Neckerchief Slide is a simple craft project that Cub Scouts will enjoy. Scouts use a small wood block, print a book cover, and glue it on. They can use their Cub Scout handbook or pick a favorite story. Add a loop to…
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Tin Can Lanterns Project
Tin can lanterns are a fun and easy craft for Cub Scouts. Scouts make their own designs by punching holes in a clean tin can, then placing a battery candle inside. This project teaches tool safety, planning, and creativity. Bears and Webelos can do most of the steps with supervision. Younger Scouts can join in…
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Hiking Stick Project
The walking stick project is a hands-on craft that gives Scouts a useful tool they can take on hikes. They’ll use their pocketknives to strip bark, sand the stick smooth, and add personal touches like names or leather grips. This project is a great way to teach knife safety and build confidence. You can adjust…
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Tic Tac Toe Game Project
This easy woodworking project lets Scouts build a Tic Tac Toe game from wood and golf tees. They’ll measure, saw, drill, and paint as they create their own game board. It fits well with Bear, Webelos, and Arrow of Light activities. Scouts will learn to use hand tools and follow clear steps, with adult help…
