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Posted to Scouter Mom on January 28th, 2026
A Scout Is Thrifty Thrifty is the ninth point of the Scout Law. A Scout is thrifty. This means a Scout uses resources carefully. This includes money, time, and the things we use every day. Scouts do not waste what they have. Being thrifty helps a... [more]
Posted to Scouter Mom on January 28th, 2026
Wolf Footsteps Den Meeting Plan The Wolf Footsteps Adventure helps Scouts learn about their family's faith traditions, the importance of kindness, and the value of honesty. This Wolf Footsteps den meeting plan makes these lessons fun and engaging... [more]
Posted to Scouter Mom on January 28th, 2026
Donut Snowmen Donut Snowmen are a fun snack project for Cub Scouts. This activity works well for all ages, even the younger ranks. It helps them follow directions, take turns, and use fine motor skills. And they get to eat their creation afterward... [more]
Posted to Scouter Mom on January 19th, 2026
The Little Green Frog Song Singing fun songs helps make Cub Scout meetings more active. The Little Green Frog Song is great for this. It is silly, easy to learn, and keeps Scouts engaged. Younger Cub Scouts especially enjoy the silly sounds and... [more]
Posted to Scouter Mom on January 19th, 2026
Scouts BSA Troop Committee A Scouts BSA troop is youth-led, but the adults still have important jobs. The troop committee is a group of adults who help behind the scenes. They do not run the meetings or plan the campouts. That is the job of the... [more]
Posted to Scouter Mom on January 19th, 2026
Forgotten Meringue Cookies Recipe Forgotten cookies are a fun recipe to make with your Scouts. This activity works well with a Winter Wonderland theme or for a simple holiday treat. It gives Scouts a chance to help in the kitchen and learn how to... [more]
Posted to Scouter Mom on January 19th, 2026
Bear Standing Tall Den Meeting Plan Personal safety is important for everyone, especially young Cub Scouts. The Bear Standing Tall adventure helps them learn how to stay safe in different situations. They will explore safety at home, online, and... [more]
Posted to Scouter Mom on January 12th, 2026
Rags Song about a Dog The Rags song is a fun and easy song for younger Scouts. It works well at Cub Scout meetings, campouts, or pack events. It's silly and light-hearted, and kids enjoy singing it. The motions keep them active and engaged. This... [more]
Posted to Scouter Mom on January 12th, 2026
Snowball Cookies Snowball cookies are a fun recipe to make with Cub Scouts. They are also called Russian tea cakes. They look like little snowballs, so they fit well with a winter theme. Scouts will enjoy helping in the kitchen, and the cookies are... [more]
Posted to Scouter Mom on January 12th, 2026
Making Plaster Prints Making plaster prints is a fun and hands-on activity for Scouts. It works well at a den or patrol meeting, a day camp, or during a hike. Scouts enjoy working with their hands, and plaster is messy in a good way. This activity... [more]
Posted to Scouter Mom on January 4th, 2026
Weekend Campout Planning Guide One of the best things about Scouting is how families help each other. But sometimes, a few families end up doing most of the work. That's what happened in our troop a few years back. A small group of Scouts and their... [more]
Posted to Scouter Mom on January 4th, 2026
911 Song Songs are a fun way to bring Scouts together. The 911 Song is one of those silly songs that kids love to sing at campouts or den meetings. It has a catchy tune and simple lyrics. Most Scouts already know the melody since it's sung to the... [more]
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