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Aquatics Safety For Scouts
Posted to Scouter Mom on February 24th, 2026
Aquatics Safety For Scouts Aquatics activities are some of the most fun things Scouts do. Swimming, canoeing, kayaking, and paddleboarding are exciting. Waterfront games can also be a highlight of camp. Water can also be risky if we are not... [more]
Belt, Clothes, Squirrels, Corny Run Ons
Posted to Scouter Mom on February 24th, 2026
Belt, Clothes, Squirrels, Corny Run Ons Run ons are short jokes or skits used during campfire programs. They break up the serious parts and give Scouts a chance to laugh. A good run on is quick, funny, and easy to understand. It keeps the audience... [more]
Paper Bag Puppets: Fun and Easy Craft
Posted to Scouter Mom on February 24th, 2026
Paper Bag Puppets Making paper bag puppets is a simple craft that works well in many Scouting programs. It doesn't take much time, and the supplies are easy to find. This activity can be done with all ages. Younger Cub Scouts especially enjoy it,... [more]
How to Plan a Memorable Campout for Arrow of Light Scouts
Posted to Scouter Mom on February 24th, 2026
Camping and Arrow of Light Camping is now a required part of the Arrow of Light program. In the past, Cub Scouts could finish their ranks without ever sleeping in a tent. That has changed. Now, they need to plan and take part in a real overnight... [more]
Kick the Can: Simple Classic Game
Posted to Scouter Mom on February 24th, 2026
Kick the Can Game Kick the Can is a classic outdoor game that works well in Scouting programs. It encourages Scouts to move around, think fast, and work together. It doesn't need any special equipment-just a can and some space to run. This makes it... [more]
Healthy Chicken Wrap Recipe: Easy and Fresh
Posted to Scouter Mom on February 13th, 2026
Healthy Chicken Wrap Recipe This chicken wrap recipe is a good option to teach Scouts about making a healthy meal. It has protein, whole grains, and vegetables. It also gives them a chance to practice simple kitchen skills like mixing, spreading,... [more]
Bike Safety Guidelines for Scouts: Top Tips for Safe and Confident Bike Riding
Posted to Scouter Mom on February 13th, 2026
Bike Safety Guidelines for Scouts Riding a bike is a fun part of Scouting. It helps Scouts stay active, enjoy the outdoors, and learn independence. Many Cub Scout packs and Scouts BSA troops include bike rides in their programs. Some even go on... [more]
Mosquito Netting for Summer Camp: Essential Tips for Safe and Comfortable Summer Camping
Posted to Scouter Mom on February 9th, 2026
Mosquito Netting for Summer Camp Mosquito nets help keep Scouts safe and comfortable at camp. Mosquitoes bite at night and carry diseases like West Nile virus. A net can keep the bugs away while a Scout sleeps. This helps prevent itching, rashes,... [more]
Faith and Our Ancestors Activity
Posted to Scouter Mom on February 9th, 2026
Faith and Our Ancestors Activity Learning about family history fits well into Scouting. Scouts often explore where they come from and what shaped their families. The Faith and Our Ancestors printable helps Scouts talk with others about these ideas... [more]
Shoot The Gap: Fun Active Name Game
Posted to Scouter Mom on February 9th, 2026
Shoot the Gap Name Game Shoot the Gap is a great game for Scouts of all ages. It helps Scouts learn each other's names and work together. It also gives them a chance to move around and have fun. It works well as a team-building game or an ice... [more]
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