Jeopardy Game for Building a Better World Adventure (opens in a new tab)
Looking for a way to make the Arrow of Light adventure, Building a Better World, more fun? Look no further than these Jeopardy-type games!
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How to Be More Helpful with the Joy Maker Challenge
Cub Scouts are Helpful, the third point of the Scout Law, through community service projects. Help even more people through the Joy Maker Challenge.
Modifications to the Cub Scout Program (opens in a new tab)
The Cub Scout program has been modified effective December 2016. The list of changes is available here. Download or print your copy.
How to Help Cub Scouts with the Genius of Play (opens in a new tab)
Need Cub Scout gathering activity and den game ideas? The Genius of Play website has them and also explains why play is important to a child's development.
Useful Resources for the Critter Care Adventure (opens in a new tab)
One of the elective adventures for our Bear Cub Scouts is Critter Care. It's very similar to the Pet Care belt loop and pin that was part of the now retired Sports and Academics program. Since many families have pets, keeping a section on pet care in the new program was a great decision by…
15 of the Most Awesome Cub Scout Leader Gifts (opens in a new tab)
We often take for granted the very things that most deserve our gratitude." ~Cynthia Ozick Cub Scout leaders sometimes fall into this category. We appreciate what they do for our boys, but do we (and our boys) say thank you enough for our leaders' dedication and hard work?
Cub Scout Position Trained Requirements (opens in a new tab)
Have you wondered exactly what you have to do to wear the "Trained" badge that you see on some Cub Scout leaders' left sleeve? Since the online training has changed, what exactly do you need to take to ensure that you're fully trained?
How to Complete the Game Design Adventure with Bitsbox + A Discount and Giveaway! (opens in a new tab)
Do your Cub Scouts love playing games on your smartphone or tablet? Then they're going to love Bitsbox! It's a super fun way to learn to code for kids by allowing them to make their own apps. If you have a Webelos or Arrow of Light Cub Scout, he can use Bitsbox to complete the
Cub Scout Bobcat Cootie Catcher (opens in a new tab)
This Cub Scout Bobcat Cootie Catcher has been updated with the latest Bobcat requirements. The FREE printable includes folding and playing instructions.
Cub Scout Requirements (opens in a new tab)
Click on the links below to find the Cub Scout requirements and adventures for each rank. You'll also find fun ideas for how to complete those requirements.
The 9 Most Epic Cub Scout Inspired Halloween Costumes
Halloween is just around the corner! Have your Cub Scouts decided what Halloween costumes they want this year? Some years, pop culture gives them fun choices. In 2015, I'll bet the summer release of the Star Wars movie inspired a lot of Kylo Rens. Kids will probably want to dress up in Pokemon Halloween costumes
Printable Cub Scout Cards: Fun Resource
I discovered this awesome printable Cub Scout cards on Etsy! It is so cute, but in a rugged, Cub Scout way. When I saw them, I knew they would be perfect to give to our Cub Scouts as we started the new year–especially the new Cub Scouts. On a single page, you'll find the Scout
Boys' Life Magazine App and Exclusive Discount
Boys' Life magazine now has a cool smartphone app! Download it now and check it out. Your Cub Scouts will be glad you did. :)
Outdoor Ethics Awards Discontinued for Cub Scouts (opens in a new tab)
When I was at the Philmont Training Center a few weeks ago, one of our instructors told us that the Outdoor Ethics Awareness Award and the Outdoor Ethics Action Award had been retired. This wasn't a secret, but I didn't want to share with you until I had some documentation. The news has now been
Free Printable Cub Scout Information Cards (opens in a new tab)
The handy printable Cub Scout information cards are great to give the boys and their parents to help them remember important information. And they're FREE!
Cub Scouts Go Orienteering in a Box (opens in a new tab)
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.
A Scout is Thrifty – Amazon Prime Free Trial (opens in a new tab)
NOTE: I'm an Amazon affiliate, so the links you'll see in this post are my affiliate links. If you aren't a member, today is a great time to sign up for Amazon Prime's 30-Day Free Trial! That's because Tuesday, July 12th is Prime Day when there will be over 100,000 deals exclusively for Prime members.
Cub Scouts Study Meteors (opens in a new tab)
Find out what your Cub Scout can do on National Meteor Watch Day to complete some requirements. Will they see some meteors?
Use Pack's Summer Events for More Than Fun! (opens in a new tab)
Our Cub Scout pack's summer events do triple duty for us. Read on to find out how we use the events!
Cub Scout Shooting Sports Guide
Download the Cub Scout Shooting Sports Guide here! You'll find great information to help range officers conduct their shooting sports events.
Great American Campout (opens in a new tab)
Enjoy the outdoors with your Cub Scout during the Great American Campout. Learn about the National Wildlife Federation's annual event.
Cub Scout National Summertime Pack Award
The Cub Scout National Summertime Pack Award recognizes packs that are active during the school's summer vacation. Boys can also earn an individual award.
Should Webelos Lead Their Own Den Meetings? (opens in a new tab)
What are you teaching your Webelos that will help them with the Webelos to Boy Scout transition? Check out this idea!
Cub Scout Wood Projects: Build a Table (opens in a new tab)
I love the wood projects that we make at our Cub Scout day camp! Because they are useful items, they aren't likely to be thrown away. I suspect that some of the children of our day camp attendees will see the table or chair or tray that dad built when he was in Cub Scouts.
Cub Scout Wood Projects: Build a Chest (opens in a new tab)
I love that we build Cub Scout wood projects at our day camp. The boys get to use tools that many of them have never used before. And they are creating something that is a lasting memory of their day camp experience.
The Benefits of Scouting: A Grandfather's Reflection (opens in a new tab)
We have some family friends that we've known for generations. Literally. My grandmother and my friend, Jessica's, grandfather went to school together in the 1930s. Our families have been woven together so long, we sometimes we forget that we aren't related! I want to share a Cub Scout story that comes from our dear friends.
Cyber Chip: Pack Technology Policy
Has your pack defined acceptable uses of technology at Cub Scout events? You'll need to so that the boy can earn the Cub Scout Cyber Chip.
Cub Scout Camping Checklist (opens in a new tab)
Download this FREE Cub Scout camping checklist to share with the families in your pack. Share all the details about the campout in one document.
New Cub Scout Shooting Sports Awards (opens in a new tab)
The new Cub Scout shooting sports program has arrived! Get the new requirements, see the new recognition devices and read the FAQs about the change.
The Ultimate Guide to the Best Star Wars Blue and Gold Banquet (opens in a new tab)
Are your Cub Scouts big Star Wars fans? Throw them an awesome Star Wars Blue and Gold Banquet with these ideas!
Cub Scout Wood Projects: Build a Tray (opens in a new tab)
Cub Scouts can build some cool wood projects, including this tray. Get your free plans here!
Arrow of Light Arrow Striping (opens in a new tab)
The Arrow of Light is Cub Scout's highest rank. In many packs, it's customary to honor Arrow of Light recipients with a plaque, a ceremonial arrow or both. One of the traditions observed by many packs is to put stripes on the shaft of the arrow to symbolize the boys' achievements during their Cub Scout
My 7 Favorite Cub Scout Crossover Ceremonies (opens in a new tab)
Looking for some great Cub Scout crossover ceremonies to celebrate your Webelos' transition to Boy Scouts? Check out some of my favorite ones.
8 Articles to Help You With Your Pinewood Derby (opens in a new tab)
This collection of helpful Pinewood Derby articles will give you the information you need for a fun and exciting event.
Top 10 Arrow of Light Ceremonies for Cub Scouts (opens in a new tab)
Many packs hold a special Arrow of Light ceremony to honor boys who have earned Cub Scout's highest rank. Check out the top 10 Arrow of Light ceremonies.
Cub Scout Requirements Involving Pack Meetings (opens in a new tab)
Find out which Cub Scout adventure requirements can be completed at pack meetings. This is a handy resource for pack planning.
Lefty Elf: A Cub Scout Gift Exchange Story (opens in a new tab)
Hosting a Cub Scout gift exchange for the holidays? Then check out this fun story that doubles as a game. The Cub Scouts will love it!
Easy Cub Scout Flag Ceremony (opens in a new tab)
Are you looking for a Cub Scout flag ceremony that will be easy for the Scouts to remember? Check out this Five Finger Flag Ceremony--perfect for the boys!
Cub Scout Popcorn Thank You Notes (opens in a new tab)
Whenever my Webelos sells Cub Scout popcorn, he writes thank you notes. We tape them to the product to make it easier to deliver. Find out how!
Cub Scout Stocking Stuffers Under $10 (opens in a new tab)
Stocking stuffers for boys are so hard to fine. I need inexpensive, but useful. Check out 10 Cub Scout stocking stuffers under $10!
How to Make the Best Pinewood Derby Car Ever (opens in a new tab)
Don't start building your Pinewood Derby car until you've read this FREE "How to Make the Best Pinewood Derby Car Ever" guide!
Cricut Cartridges for Cub Scouts On Sale (opens in a new tab)
Cricut® now has officially licensed Cub Scout and Boy Scout images. Embellish your Cub Scout's scrapbook or make party favors and decorations!
Cub Scout Popcorn Sale 2015 (opens in a new tab)
Our Cub Scout Popcorn Sale was wildly successful this year! Read about the sale and the factors that we believe made it great.
Cool Camping Card Game: Toasted or Roasted Review (opens in a new tab)
Looking for a unique card game to play while you're camping? Read our review of Toasted and Roasted.
Wolf Adventure Germs Alive! Correction (opens in a new tab)
The Wolf adventure, Germs Alive! has an error in the handbook. The fake mucus recipe has incorrect amounts for the ingredients. Find the correct one here.
Webelos Requirements Comparison Document (opens in a new tab)
Wondering how the old Webelos requirements compare to the new ones? Get your copy of a spreadsheet that shows you exactly that!
New Scouting Site on About.com (opens in a new tab)
Find out more about the new Scouting site on About.com.
Cub Scout Requirements Updated (opens in a new tab)
Get your copy of the updated Cub Scout requirements. They have been updated as of August 2015.
Cub Scouting and the LDS Faith in God Program
The Cub Scout program and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints' Faith in God program share similarities. Find out what the correlations are.
Cub Scout Six Essentials Game (opens in a new tab)
Want a fun way to learn about the Cub Scout Six Essentials for outdoor activities? Try this fun game that keeps the boys active while they're learning.