Cub Scouting posts from 2015

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CubCast Covers Cub Scout Program Updates (opens in a new tab)

Scouting Wire ·

With changes to the Cub Scout program on the horizon, the March CubCast was not one to be missed. And thanks to the magic of streaming audio, you can still catch it here . In this edition of CubCast, you’ll become an expert on how to make the transition to the new program as seamless as…

Catching Up Cub Scouts (opens in a new tab)

Scouter Mom ·

Jay sent in this question I am currently the Bear Den leader, and have had four boys most of the year and they have all earned their Bear Rank. This past week I was lucky enough to have two more boys join our Den.

Cub Scout Program Launch Update (opens in a new tab)

Scouting Wire ·

The new Cub Scout program launches June 1, 2015. Hundreds of volunteers have been working for the past three years to make the new program more dynamic and exiting for today’s youth and families, keeping us on track for the following deliverables: March 31 – Revised position-specific training released in online and in-person versions (NOTE: a…

Webelos program changes (opens in a new tab)

Bobwhite's Blather ·

In our continuing series on changes coming this year to the Cub Scout program, this month I'll preview the Webelos changes along with some pointers on how to do some advance preparation for some of the Adventures. As always, be sure to consult the BSA's Program Updates website for the official word on the changes

Cub Scout Leader "Survival Guide" 5

Scoutmaster Clarke Green ·

This is the fifth of a five-part series, Part one Understanding Cubs Part two Understanding Meetings Part three – Understanding Volunteering Part four – Blessed are the Den leaders I've been a Cubmaster, and a den leader for Wolf, Bear,and Webelos dens.

Cub Scout Leader "Survival Guide" 4 (opens in a new tab)

Scoutmaster Clarke Green · archived copy

This is the fourth of a five-part series, Part one Understanding Cubs | Part two Understanding Meetings | Part three – Understanding Volunteering I've been a Cubmaster, and a den leader for Wolf, Bear,and Webelos dens. Volunteering as a Cub Scout leader ought to be a lot of fun, and it is, most of the time.

Cub Scout Leader "Survival Guide" 2 (opens in a new tab)

Scoutmaster Clarke Green · archived copy

This is the second of a five-part series, the first features thoughts on understanding Cubs , the third post will discuss understanding volunteering. I've been a Cubmaster, and a den leader for Wolf, Bear,and Webelos dens. Volunteering as a Cub Scout leader ought to be a lot of fun, and it is, most of the time.

2015 Pinewood Derby (opens in a new tab)

A Scoutmaster's Blog ·

Cub Scout Pack 68 held their annual Pinewood Derby on Sunday, January 25th, at the Melrose American Legion. Ten Cub Scouts and their families attended along with friends a several Boy Scouts. Everyone seemed to have a good time. I have been to several derbies through the last few decades, usually as an observer.

Cub Scouts Birdhouse Plans (opens in a new tab)

Cub Scout Ideas ·

Building a birdhouse is such a great opportunity for our all of our boys. They learn about taking something simple, such as wood, and turning it into something useful. They learn about using tools safely. And they learn about helping other creatures. In the new Cub Scout Adventure program, our Tigers will build a birdhouse

Cub Scout Program Updates (opens in a new tab)

Jeff's Scouting Blog ·

I went to our district Roundtable meeting tonight to hear about the Cub Scout program changes schedule to go into effect on June 1 this year. Cub Scouts as we currently know the program will significantly change the advancement portion of the program, and modify the ideals slightly.

Pinewood Derby is almost here! (opens in a new tab)

Jeff's Scouting Blog ·

Tomorrow is the Pinewood Derby for Thing 2's pack. Just put the final touches on his car and marked in the wheels. We'll see how he does. He never wants to put that extra effort in to really sand it down smooth, go crazy with the paint, or put that extra glossy finish on it.

Cub Scout Keeps Cool When Dad Is Injured (opens in a new tab)

Inside Boys' Life ·

Jake Pritchard, an 11-year-old Cub Scout from Fair Oaks, California, didn't panic when his dad fell and seriously injured his head during a rappelling trip to Putah Creek State Wildlife Area. Instead, the boy kept calm and called 911, and now his father - though seriously injured - is recovering at a hospital.