Click on Pics below for Gathering Activity Printables Click on Pic below for printable PDF to go along with Paws for Action requirement #2B Click on Pic Below for a Cut and Paste Activity to go along with Paws for Action Requirement #1C
Knots and Boy Scouts go together like campfires and cobbler. Here’s how to tie three of the knots required to reach First Class, plus four more that can be very useful.
Cub Scouting is all about adventure! To earn their rank badge, Bear Cub Scouts complete seven "adventures," which are collections of themed, multidisciplinary activities. They also complete safety exercises. Below, you'll find the exact requirements.
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Scout Dad Texas - A blog about the new 2015 requirements for Cub Scouts, Webelos and Arrow of Light , for badges, pins and belt loops.
Requirements and ideas for the Bear Cub Scout elective adventure, Baloo the Builder.
My boys LOVE being Cub Scouts. And hands down their FAVORITE Cub Scout activity is our annual Pinewood Derby event. We have so much fun...
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Your kids can make a robotic hand in a few simple steps! This STEM project fulfills a requirement for the Cub Scout Bear Robotics adventure.
You can find the requirements for Grin and Bear It, a Bear required adventure, here. Discover fun and creative ways to complete the requirements.
Worksheet to help scouts research and write about two famous Americans.
All adult leaders are first required to take Youth Protection Training. When that is completed, training for each position in Cub Scouting is available on-line. There are additional training courses available in your local area. Visit www.scouting.org/training/ for more details. Three Steps to Becoming a Trained Leader STEP ONE: SET UP A MY.SCOUTING ACCOUNT Visit My.Scouting and create […]
AWESOME list of popsicle stick crafts for camp or home!
Learn more about the Webleos/Arrow of Light elective adventure, Adventures in Science including requirements and some ideas to help you with the adventure.
My son is a maze savant. Yes, I’m his mom and I’ll brag about him even if nobody is listening, but at
It’s official, I am a Cub Scout frump. I have the shirt, the patches and the closed-toed shoes. I try to at least wear earrings with my uniform to somewhat unfrumpify. But, it doesn’t matter because I love those little dudes! When I worked with the teenage girls at church I made all sorts of […]
Looking for a fun wood project for Cub Scouts? Check out this handmade wooden candy dispenser! Great for the Baloo the Builder and Built It adventures.
Twig pencils are fun, easy and cheap to make. And the expressions on your friends’ faces when you start scribbling with a stick will be writetious!
