Cub Scouting posts from 2015

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Cub Scout Food Drive (opens in a new tab)

A Scoutmaster's Blog ·

The committee of Melrose Cub Scout Pack 68 would like to see the Scouts earn the Journey To Excellence patch for 2015 so they have been coming up with service projects for the boys. In June the pack did a cleanup project in the city park, picking up trash along the pond and softball field.

12 Days of Scoutmas (opens in a new tab)

Jeff's Scouting Blog ·

Another part of the pack meeting the den ran last week was singing the "12 Days of Scoutmas." Several weeks ago, I spent a good part of a den meeting working with the Webelos in the den to plan the agenda for the pack meeting.

Should you skew the numbers? (opens in a new tab)

Bobwhite's Blather ·

I heard from a pack committee chair, who asked me: Our unit commissioner was helping me with our charter renewal and suggested that we register one of our den leaders as an assistant Cubmaster instead. He could still function as den leader, but it would make our Journey to Excellence numbers better. We'd get another

Making Up Missed Cub Scout Requirements (opens in a new tab)

Scouter Mom ·

Julia asked this question: I have a question about some of the new program requirements. I'm the leader of a Bear den and have the following issue. We had our "Cub Scout Carnival" at the beginning of the year and all of our 6 scouts planned and executed it – it was a lot of fun…

More ideas for den meeting planning (opens in a new tab)

Bobwhite's Blather ·

If you're a den leader, you realize that successful den meetings are planned in advance and have a variety of activities for the boys. The new Adventure program puts everything together so you don't have to try to figure out for yourself how to run your den meetings. The goal is engagement, with advancement as

Issue 458 – October 22, 2015 (opens in a new tab)

Ask Andy ·

________________________________________ Hi Andy, While I know that the Camping and Service logs in the back of the Scout Handbook are great tools to use in keeping track of these activities, is the use of these mandatory, or is this in the realm of "adding to requirements"?

Cub Scouting and the LDS Faith in God Program

Cub Scout Ideas ·

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.

The Germ Song for Germs Alive! (opens in a new tab)

Scouter Mom ·

Sandie sent in this question: Where do I find the "Germ Song", the Mucus demonstration and the Sneeze demonstration? Thanks for the question. These are all requirements for the Wolf Germs Alive! adventure. The song and instructions for the demonstrations can be found in the Wolf Handbook.

Webelos Cast Iron Chef Nutrition Goals

Cub Scout Ideas ·

Help your Cub Scout pick out the right personal nutritional goals for the Webelos Cast Iron Chef adventure.

5 Tips for Recruiting (opens in a new tab)

The Scoutmaster Minute · archived copy

We are now in the heart of recruiting season in Scouting. Actually all year is recruiting season for Scouting, there are no set guidelines as to when your unit brings new Scouts on board.. all year long is the best time to introduce boys to Scouting.

Adventure Pocket Card Help? (opens in a new tab)

Scoutmaster Musings ·

Cubmaster Ramon is trying to make the new Cub Scout Adventure recognitions a bit easier to administer in his Pack. He has a request from all you fellow Scouters... Have you created a mail-merge, fillable PDF, or other such document into which you can enter Cub Scout names and print onto the new Cub Scout…

How Scouting Promotes Positive Character Development (opens in a new tab)

Scouting Wire ·

From the life-saving Scout stories you hear in the news to the firsthand Scouting testimonials parents share about their kids, we all believe that Scouting builds leaders and shapes character in its members. But, remember, the mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over…