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Hawaii Scouts honor veterans at National Memorial Cemetery of the PacificThis article is part of a monthly series highlighting successful annual events held by Scouting America councils. Every Memorial Day weekend, Scouts in Hawaii take part in a tradition as moving as it is massive - and not just because it takes place... From Aaron on Scouting Magazine 1 day ago |
Q&A with Scouting America National Chair Ricky MasonRicky Mason assumed his role as chair of the Scouting America National Executive Board last week at the National Annual Meeting in Dallas. On Scouting caught up with him to discuss priorities during his tenure in 2026-27. On Scouting: In Dallas,... From Aaron on Scouting Magazine 3 days ago |
What to Do When Lost or Separated from Your Group (STOP Acronym)STOP Acronym for When You Are Lost Sometimes a Scout becomes separated from the group during a hike or campout. This can feel scary, especially in the woods or on a long trail. A clear plan helps Scouts stay calm and make safe choices. The STOP... From Scouter Mom 4 days ago |
We have the secrets to healthy camp foodCamp food is one of the best parts of camping. From foil-packet meals cooked over hot coals to Dutch oven pizza shared around a campfire, these meals become a huge part of the experience. But camp food isn't always the healthiest. Of course, Scouts... From Aaron on Scouting Magazine 4 days ago |
Cheerful Service Scoutmaster MinuteCheerful Service Scoutmaster Minute Purpose : Explain cheerful service, connect service to character and growth, guide thoughtful voting Best For: Scoutmaster minutes, troop meetings, Order of the Arrow discussions Tone : Reflective, instructive,... From Scouter Mom 1 week ago |
National Youth Leadership TrainingNational Youth Leadership Training Who : Scouts BSA and Venturers who meet local NYLT requirements What : A youth leadership training course run by Scouting America Length : Usually 5 to 6 days Focus : Teamwork, communication, planning, and... From Scouter Mom 1 week ago |
Scouting America tests new Chipmunks programScouting America is testing a program designed specifically for its youngest future members: Chipmunks. Aimed at children ages 4 and 5, Chipmunks will expand Scouting's reach and introduce families to the movement earlier while focusing on... From Aaron on Scouting Magazine 1 week ago |
Extreme Makeovers, Round 72: Eagle Scout project before-and-after photosThe Extreme Makeover series showcases before-and-after photos of Eagle Scout projects. Explore the full collection of projects, and submit your own for a chance to be featured in our next roundup. Scroll down for more information in the FAQs. Check... From Aaron on Scouting Magazine 2 weeks ago |
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Nature Sorting Bilateral Symmetry ActivityNature Sorting Bilateral Symmetry Activity Time : 15 to 30 minutes Best For : Lions, Tigers, Wolves, Bears, Webelos, Arrow of Light Scouts, and younger Scouts BSA members Advancement : Cub Scout nature and science adventures, Nature merit badge,... From Scouter Mom 2 weeks ago |
My Turtle Swims Sideways SongMy Turtle Swims Sideways Song Song type: Silly song Best for: Younger Scouts When to use: Campfire, downtime, icebreakers Energy level: Medium Movement : Some motions Noise level: Moderate Use for: Participation, group bonding Scout spirit:... From Scouter Mom 2 weeks ago |
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