Find out about the Cub Scout Wolf adventures. Check out the fun and easy ideas and activities to fulfill the requirements.
Congrats on moving up to Wolf! Join us on our Wolf Scout journey and learn our tips and tricks for planning a successful scouting year.
Do you have a beginning of the year wolf scout campout coming up. We've planned the perfect campout to help accelerate your path to earning Cub Scout Wolf rank.
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Learn about the Bobcat Badge which is an introduction to the principles of Cub Scouting. This download is to help scouts learn and practice the Scout Oath, Scout Law, Scout Handshake, Scout Salute, and Scout Motto in a fun and supportive way.Check out our store for more scouting resources.This item ...
New Cub Scout Parent Pamphlet-editable pdf Thanks to Julianne Anderson for donating this idea. She is Cubmaster of Pack 62, Hobble Creek District, Utah National Parks Council. When my son turned 8 he was so excited to join cub scouts. I grew up with 3 younger brothers; however, all I can remember is my brothers wore a blue uniform shirt with a neckerchief, including a neckerchief slide that usually fell off, and we sometimes went to pack meetings. I figured my son would go every week, earn some awards at his meetings, and I would sew patches to his shirt. That was the extent of my scouting knowledge and preparation. On my first trip to the scout shop to purchase supplies for my son I was overwhelmed by the various choices, and the cost involved, to get my son ready for scouts. About 6 months after my son joined cub scouts I was asked to serve as Cubmaster over his pack. Through the basic Cubmaster training I learned how cub scouts is supposed to run; with leaders and families working together to help mold and shape young boys, and have fun while doing it. Now armed with some scouting knowledge, I wanted to create an easy-to-read, single page pamphlet to give to new parents to help give them the basic information, plus help them understand everyone’s role in scouting. Here are two different editable pdf documents that you can use in your dens or packs. One has more editable text forms than the other, but they are in the same basic format. Some of the information is from scouting.org, and some of the den leader/parent/cub scout responsibilities ideas were taken from this blog post http://akelascouncil.blogspot.com/2013/02/cub-scout-orientation-for-new-cub.html. CLICK HERE for the 1st form with less information that is editable. CLICK HERE for the 2nd form with more information that is editable. To see other ideas and printables for orienting new cub scouts, CLICK HERE ** PLEASE do not download these files and email or send them digitally to others. These are for your personal use only. If you would like to share these files with others, please copy the link to this post and send them to our site so they can print off their own. We would love to have everyone that would like a copy to come here to print their own off absolutely free. We receive money to keep our website open where we store all of our documents and PDF files by people visiting our blog. Please don't take money out of our pockets by bypassing our blog.
Wolf Cub Scout First Four Weeks Den Meetings Plans - Northeast Read more about achievement, elective, scouts, advancement, achievements and flags.
Cub Scout Adventure Resource Bundle Welcome to the ultimate Cub Scout Adventure Resource Bundle, a comprehensive collection designed to support Cub Scouts on their journey through the first four ranks: Lion, Tiger, Wolf, and Bear. This bundle provides everything needed to guide Scouts through all the required and elective Adventures, making it easier for leaders and parents to deliver a rich and engaging Scouting experience. Bundle Features: Comprehensive Workbooks: Each workbook includes cover pages, requirement pages, leader notes, engaging worksheets and activities, scrapbook pages, and a certificate of completion. Updated Content: All materials reflect the latest 2024 Program changes, ensuring current and relevant resources. Interactive Learning: Each adventure is designed to be interactive, fun, and educational, providing Scouts with a well-rounded experience. This bundle is perfect for Cub Scout leaders, parents, and den organizers looking to provide a structured and enriching Scouting journey from Lion through Bear. Each resource is crafted to enhance learning, promote skill development, and encourage a love of adventure.
Bobcat Requirements | Welcome to Cub Scouts - The Bobcat badge is the first badge all scouts in 1st-5th grade earn. Basically Cub Scouts 101.
Cub Scout skits are a super fun part of den and pack meetings. But doing the same skits over and over can get boring. Let the Scouts' creativity shine with this fun activity where they create their own skit using prompts written on craft sticks!
Here are some signs I made to use in Cub Scouts. Feel free to use them if you'd like. PDF of Cub Scout Info Sign Since I am a teacher by nature, I always try to think of little tricks to remember things. When I participated in Board of Review nights with Boy Scouts, I noticed that the boys looked panicked when I asked them to recite the Scout Oath or Scout Law. It wasn't because they didn't have them memorized; it was because they forgot what they are called. So I came up with this little trick to help them. PDF of Boy Scout Law PDF of Boy Scout Oath
Requirement 1: We had our Wolf Scouts complete requirement 1 with their family or we allowed a summer camp to count towards it.Requirement 2: Discussion at Den meetingRequirement 3: I copied these printables from somewhere on the interwebs and created little laminated cards to hand out to each Scout at the meeting: The Outdoor Code and Leave No Trace Principles Requirement 4: Discussion at Den meetingRequirement 5: Show how to tie both an overhand and square knot. First, I found this idea
Cub Scouts earn Adventures that are specific to their grade and rank. Learn more about the various Adventures and Cub Scout activities
Wolf Cub Scout Tracking Worksheet (Free Printable) Wolf Scout’s age requirements are around 8 years of age. Scouting goes by grade level instead of age so if your child is a Second Grader, they will be in the Wolf Den. As a Wolf they will complete 7 Adventures, 6 come from the Required Category, and ... Read more
How To Make A Rain Gauge Making a rain gauge is an easy and quick activity to do with your kids using just a few things from around your house. We have a fun and free printable to help your kids track how much rainfall your rain gauge catches each day. In the Wolf Elective ... Read more
Cub Scout Awards Tracker (With Free Printables) Organize and simplify your year in Cub Scouts with this free Awards Tracker. Keep track of all of your completed adventures all year long using this fun and colorful printable checklist. Cub Scouts Awards Checklist With Free Printable Keeping track of a scouts earned awards can be overwhelming. ... Read more
These knot tying games are great to teach kiddos how to tie knots. Use them for Cub Scout den & pack meetings as well as gathering activities.
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There are 7 different Nova/Stem Awards a Cub Scout can earn. In addition there is a Super Nova Award for the Cubs as well. For more info check out the BSA website for requirements. HERE I have made…
Religious education ideas for Catholic teachers, homeschoolers, and catechists- crafts, lessons, and printables on Sacraments, Scripture and Prayer.
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Cub Scouting is all about adventure! To earn their rank badge, Cub Scouts complete seven “adventures,” which are collections of themed, multidisciplinary activities. They also complete safety exercises. Below, you’ll find the exact requirements. For
We were working on the Traveler Pin for scouts, which in my opinion is the most boring pin. One of the requirements is that you talk about using a compass and how align a compass on a map. That took all of 5 minutes. Big whoop. The rest of the pin is looking at bus routes and talking about how to catch connecting buses and talking about other modes of transportation. Seriously...the most boring thing to do with 10 year olds. What got us through? Aaron telling the boys that we would do a compass course at the end of all of it. Today was the pay off for the boys. Aaron and I went out yesterday to the church building to figure out where the balloons would end up being and what route they would take to get there. We worked it through backwards and then Aaron had me do it. I haven't worked much with a compass in recent years so I was a little rusty. But it helped us work out the kinks. This morning, I started filling up water balloons. 125 water balloons. I did it in two shifts. I did 70 this morning. True story about this picture. I was going to take a picture of this REALLY hole filled balloon so I refilled the tube with water and put the balloon back on. But when I put the balloon back on, it was in a different spot than the first time...and I totally sprayed myself in the face. This is what the water balloon looked like. Oh...did I tell you that Pippen tried to eat these balloons a couple days ago so most of them were filled with holes. Yeah, good thing we had another untouched bag. I sprayed the dogs ONCE while we were outside and this is as close as they would come for the rest of the morning. When I got tired of that, I moved inside to work on the "maps". I told Aaron that I was going to do something to make them cool and legit looking. So, I got out the tea and set the oven to warm. They came out looking really good. (Guess who Captain Red Beard is?) I decided that I wanted them to look even cooler so I got some matches. I was going to singe the edges. That ended poorly for me. Seriously people, I'm a giant klutz. But at least I had time to make more. Don't these look awesome? By this time I'm imagining myself in 10 years having an 8 year old pirate themed birthday party for my kid and what an awesome mom I am. It was good day dreaming when I went back to filling up water balloons. Then Aaron got home and we headed to scouts! When we got to the church we were a bit alarmed to see that cars were parked in the parking lot...like every Wednesday. WHY DIDN'T WE THINK OF THIS!?!? The map leads them right through the cars!! Oh well. I walked with the boys while Aaron got the treasure hidden. I was kind of super impressed with some of the boys. They really grasped onto the concept and would get the compass pointing the right way and walk as straight as they could the whole way. While others would start to stray and their friends would have to call them back (I spy with my little eye, a Gospel metaphor). When they finished the treasure map, this is what they found. I wanted him to dress up like a pirate because it would have been hilarious and we have the costume for it. It wouldn't even wear the hook hand! LAME! Side note: The boy with the plastic bag on his arm, was wearing a brace since he dislocated his wrist at home. The treasure for the boy was totally worth the hunt. I don't know what we are going to do next week to top it though.
Teach your Cub Scouts how to use a compass so they can go orienteering in a box. Find instructions, routes and route cards in this post.
It sounds gross, but armpit fudge is quite tasty. Making it is a fun activity for kids of all ages.
Find out about the Cub Scout Wolf adventures. Check out the fun and easy ideas and activities to fulfill the requirements.
These knot tying games are great to teach kiddos how to tie knots. Use them for Cub Scout den & pack meetings as well as gathering activities.
Read the requirements for the Wolf elective adventure, Grow Something. Discover new ways for the boys to complete the requirements.
These easy and fun Cub Scout skits are popular with the kiddos! Perfect for the campfire program at your pack's next campout or for your den's skit at the next pack meeting.
I am looking for help to make new parent information sheets. Anyone interested in helping me with this? I just need help researching, but I will type up the new one. Please? Certain WOLF Cub Scout requirements need to be done at home with the family. Here is a list to give parents of things they do at home with their Cub Scout. There are certain things in the book that a Cub Scout Leader can not do with their scouts, and it gives parents a place to start when they want to help their son pass off some requirements. To print this free pdf, CLICK HERE To open this file in Microsoft Word, CLICK HERE To print the Bear Achievements families can work on, CLICK HERE To print the Webelos Achievements families can work on, CLICK HERE To print the Wolf Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
Get a FREE printable Coin War game. Perfect for kids who need practice adding up coins. Great game for the Wolf Cub Scout adventure, Adventures in Coins.
Find out about the Cub Scout Wolf adventures. Check out the fun and easy ideas and activities to fulfill the requirements.
It's a great idea to have an electronic copy of the Cub Scout handbook! Click on over to find out how to get it!
NEW UPDATED 2024 RANK ADVANCEMENT CHARTS! Track each group's advancement with these easy-to-read colorful progress charts. Use stickers, to mark each step or color in the squares. Each chart has space for up to 6 names and has the picture of each adventure they need to complete to move on to the next rank. Leaders can see at a glance who needs to complete what, and youth can see their progress. Bundle comes with charts for all ranks. This is a Digital file only. No hard copy will be sent. Print on 8 x 10 copier paper or card stock at home or download to a jump drive and bring it to your nearest print shop.
