Scoutbook: Great Alternative to a Cub Scout Tracking Spreadsheet (opens in a new tab)
Tired of using a Cub Scout tracking spreadsheet? Scoutbook offers a great alternative that's FREE to use for one Scout.
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Cub Scout Halloween Skits (opens in a new tab)
Read a mini-roundup of Cub Scout Halloween skits for your spooky pack meeting!
Native American Indian Activities for Cub Scouts (opens in a new tab)
Bears and Wolves have electives related to Native American culture. They should be used to help our Cub Scouts learn about the rich culture of American Indians. Below you'll find some activities and resources that can help complete these electives. Wolf Elective 10 – American Indian Lore 1. Read a book or tell a story
Cub Scout Picnic-Themed Awards (opens in a new tab)
Fun way to present Cub Scout awards at a picnic.
Cub Scout Citizenship Ideas (opens in a new tab)
Add fun to your good citizenship Cub Scout discussion by using the Good Citizen boy!
Interview with Philmont Staffer Patrick Lynch
Check out my conversation with Scouter and Philmont Staffer Patrick Lynch.
Encouraging Cub Scouts to Read (opens in a new tab)
Although Cub Scouts is an active program, it can encourage our boys to read more too.
Rocket Academy: Cub Scout Recruiting Event (opens in a new tab)
Boys and rockets make a great combination, so why not host a Rocket Academy recruiting event? Read all the details here!
Cub Scout Pet Care Belt Loop Activities (opens in a new tab)
Discover some fun ways for your boys to earn their Pet Care belt loop and pin.
Cub Scout Buddy System Check (opens in a new tab)
Using the buddy system helps keep our Cub Scouts safe. Try this fun buddy check method to make sure the boys are sticking with their buddy.
New Cub Scout Program 2015: Interview from Philmont (opens in a new tab)
Earlier this summer, I attended a training session at Philmont called "Getting the 411 on the New Cub Scout Program." Together with 49 other Scouters, we learned the whys and the hows of the upcoming changes. Hailing from Arkansas, our fearless leaders were Jamie Green and Anna Kunkel. They took us through the evolution of
Mickman Brothers Holiday Fundraising for Cub Scouts (opens in a new tab)
Looking for an easy and profitable Cub Scout fundraiser? Read Cub Scout Idea's review of Mickman Brothers Holiday Fundraising.
How to Make Air Rockets (opens in a new tab)
You won't believe how high these simple and inexpensive rockets soar!
How to Make an Air Rocket Launcher (opens in a new tab)
You won't believe how high your rocket will go with this simple and inexpensive air rocket launcher!
Learn Campfire Safety with a Craft: Edible Campfire (opens in a new tab)
Need a fun way to teach your Cub Scouts campfire safety? How about with an edible campfire?
New Cub Scout Handbook and Leader Guide Sampler (opens in a new tab)
Get a sneak peek at the new Cub Scout handbooks and leader guides with these samplers.
Cub Scouts to Use Boy Scout Oath and Law (opens in a new tab)
Cub Scouts will adopt the Boy Scout Oath and Law on June 1, 2015. Read about this new change.
Prototypes of Cub Scout New Recognition Devices (opens in a new tab)
When our new Cub Scout program begins next year, we'll have new recognition devices. Take a look at these prototypes to get an idea of what they'll look like.
"Scoutin' with Sasquatch" Video (opens in a new tab)
Have you seen this hilarious new video? The Boy Scouts of America has partnered with Jack Links Jerky, and they've created some funny videos. My boys wanted to watch this one over and over! If you want to see Sasquatch on a zipline, hiking or joining a camping trip, click over to this page
Webelos Transition into 2015-2016 New Cub Scout Program
One of the biggest concerns that most of us had about the new Cub Scout program was how boys in the middle of their Webelos years would be impacted. At first, we were told that boys would have to switch to the new program. I, along with many of you, thought this was the wrong
Cub Scout Changes 2015: Why, How and What (opens in a new tab)
Most of you know that I attended a training session at Philmont Training Center titled, "Get the 411 on the New Cub Scout Adventure Program." I want to share with you what I learned about why the program is changing, how BSA developed the new Cub Scout program and what the new program will look
BSA's Cyber Chip – Kids' Internet Safety (opens in a new tab)
I know that as parents of first through fifth graders, we may think that topics such as cyber bullying, online privacy and social networks are a long way off for us. But you may be surprised to learn that over 5 million Facebook users are kids under the age of 10 even though the age
Your Questions About The Cub Scout Changes 2015 (opens in a new tab)
Oh, my goodness! There's buffalo at Philmont! As long as they stay in their pasture and I stay out of their pasture, we should get along just fine! Our trip to the Philmont Training Center is quickly approaching. My main goal for this trip is to gather information that I can share with all of
Faux Campfire Awards Ceremony (opens in a new tab)
Hobo meal awards around a faux campfire makes for a fun Blue and Gold awards ceremony!
Webelos Fitness Activity Badge (opens in a new tab)
Use the booklet, Choose to Refuse, for the Webelos Fitness Activity Badge.
We're Going to Philmont!
I'm headed to Philmont Scout Ranch to find out all about the new Cub Scout program!
Free Summer Activities for Kids Ebook (opens in a new tab)
Check out the fun summer activities for kids ebook, and learn how they can count toward Cub Scout advancement.
A Hundred Years From Now… (opens in a new tab)
The importance of volunteering can't be emphasized enough. Read some timeless words written by one Scouter.
Handmade Hiking Sticks (opens in a new tab)
Check out this fun handmade hiking stick project! I like it when the Cub Scouts can make a useful item.
10 Cool Activities for Math Cub Scout Belt Loops (opens in a new tab)
Cub Scout Belt Loops give the boys new experiences. Check out 10 ways to help meet the Mathematics Belt Loop requirements.
Cub Scout Bear Electives (opens in a new tab)
The Cub Scout Bear electives list is expanded because your son can complete unused rank requirements as electives.
Keeping Track of Cub Scout Arrow Points
Learn why it's so important to keep track of the Cub Scout Arrow Points your son earns.
Compassion & Disabilities Awareness Pack Meeting Idea (opens in a new tab)
Do you need a fun Cub Scout pack meeting that will teach the boys compassion and disabilities awareness? Check out on pack's fun ideas!
More Hiking Games (opens in a new tab)
Although we want our boys to simply enjoy nature, that often doesn't happen without some type of entertainment–especially in today's "there's an app for that" society. Hiking games are a great way to entertain your boys while getting (and keeping) them outside. Recently, I gave you a list of hikes you can take with your
Cub Scout Neckerchief Slide Idea for Pinewood Derby (opens in a new tab)
Are you looking for Cub Scout neckerchief slide ideas for Pinewood Derby? Check out this one!
Popcorn Fun for Cub Scout Meetings (opens in a new tab)
Have you ever thought about using popcorn as a den or pack meeting theme? Check out these ideas!
Children and Hiking: Fun Games (opens in a new tab)
Make hiking fun for your Cub Scouts with one of these neat ideas.
How to Make a Terrarium Out of a Soda Bottle (opens in a new tab)
Every rank in Cub Scouting has the boys planting seeds. Check out this fun terrarium project that is first in a series of articles about cool ways to plant seeds.
Cub Scouts and Our National Anthem (opens in a new tab)
Learning about and singing our National Anthem is a great experience for our Cub Scouts!
Cub Scout Tall Tales for Bear Requirement 4 (opens in a new tab)
Are you planning a meeting for the Bear Cub Scout Tall Tales requirement? Then check out this list of resources!
Fun Cub Scout Awards Presentation (opens in a new tab)
Are your awards presentations a "baggie & a handshake?" If so, you'll want to watch this video of a presentation that was a hit with our pack!
Arrow of Light Arrows: Review of Vince's Arrows & Special Discount (opens in a new tab)
If you're looking for Arrow of Light arrows that are great quality at a great price, read my review of Vince's Arrows. And the wonderful thing is that Vince is an Eagle Scout!
Gumdrops and Cub Scouts (opens in a new tab)
Gumdrops and Cub Scouts... Yes, your Cub Scouts can complete requirements and electives using gumdrops! Read on to find out how.
Pinewood Derby Award Ideas (opens in a new tab)
Are you trying to think of Pinewood Derby awards? Check out this compilation of some great suggestions!
Quizlet: Great Boy Scout Oath and Law Test
Have your boys ever used Quizlet to study for a test? It is an incredibly useful tool that our school told us about. And it's FREE! The Quizlet website explains it like this: "Quizlet is a free website providing learning tools for students, including flashcards, study and game modes. It was created by high school
How to Cub Scout Every Day (opens in a new tab)
When someone looks at the list of Cub Scout rank requirements, electives and Belt Loop requirements, it's easy to get overwhelmed and think that your son will never be able to do them. But it's not as hard as you think! Your son is probably completing a Cub Scout requirement every day at home or
Pack Fundraising Ideas (opens in a new tab)
NOTE: Before doing any fundraiser, you must get approval from your local council. You must complete the Unit Money-Earning Application to request approval. Often, dues and popcorn income won't cover all of a pack's expenses, and we have to hold another fundraiser. But what should we do? There are many options available which makes it
Printable Arrow of Light Certificate Template (opens in a new tab)
The Arrow of Light is the highest award a Cub Scout can earn. It is also the only Cub Scout badge that can be worn on the Boy Scout uniform. The Arrow of Light requirements are intended to help prepare the Webelos to become Boy Scouts. The requirements familiarize the boys with the Boy Scout
How to Make a PVC Pipe Kazoo (opens in a new tab)
When I think of a kazoo, I think of the little plastic ones that are often found in birthday treat bags. Even though kazoos have been around as long as I can remember, I had no idea they were invented so long ago. Warren Herbert Frost patented the first recognizable kazoo in 1883. Yep, over
Pinewood Derby Resources (opens in a new tab)
If you search for "Pinewood Derby cars" on the internet, you will find a plethora of information. Whether this is your first derby and you just want to know what to do with that block of wood or you're searching for all the latest and greatest speed tips, you'll find just what you need! To