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The Fun on the Run adventure is a required activity for Lion Cub Scouts (Kindergarten). It focuses on learning proper habits for physical fitness, nutrition, and taking care of their bodies. Activities with an asterisks (*) are found via the QR codes in the Lion Adult Partner Handbook and Lion Cub Scout Handbook. Return to…
The King of the Jungle adventure is a required activity for Lion Cub Scouts (Kindergarten). It focuses on citizenship by beginning at home with family and acts of service. Activities with an asterisks (*) are found via the QR codes in the Lion Adult Partner Handbook and Lion Cub Scout Handbook. Return to Lion Adventures…
The Lion’s Roar adventure is a required activity for Lion Cub Scouts (Kindergarten). It focuses on personal safety and the skills needed to follow the “Protect Yourself Rules.” Adult partners should preview several items before working with their scout on this adventure: Further, Den Leaders should provide a notification of Option A or B to…
Service Projects for Cub Scouts are great thing to do but are not an official Cub Scout Adventure. However, scouts are HELPFUL! We believe in service and service can be a large or small. They all count. Here we will outline some ideas of ways to help your den or family can contribute and be…
Welcome to Wolf Scouts! Our resources are designed to help scouts complete ranks and electives with their families and dens. The Wolf Program is composed of Wolf | Elective Adventures and Wolf | Rank Adventures. Wolf Rank Adventures are required for the completion of the Wolf program. Additionally, a scout must complete one Elective. Fortunately, there are so many…
Welcome to Tiger Scouts! Our resources are designed to help scouts complete ranks and electives with their families and dens. The Tiger Program is composed of Tiger | Elective Adventures and Tiger | Rank Adventures. Tiger Rank Adventures are required for the completion of the Tiger program. Additionally, a scout must complete one Elective. Fortunately, there are so many…
Scout overnights are a great way to beat the summer heat (or whatever weird weather Texas throws at us!). Throughout the year most scouts camp and hike. Fortunately, in Texas, our weather is fairly moderate and we can get outside for the majority of the year. But, sometimes it is dangerously hot (or freakishly cold)…
As of June 1, 2024 the Bobcat Rank is no longer a stand alone rank but rather it is incorporated into each rank in an age appropriate way. To learn more visit this site or each Rank’s Bobcat Requirements. LIONS TIGER WOLF BEAR WEBS AOL Pre June 1, 2024: The Bobcat requirements are the beginning…
Scouting can take you on some unexpected adventures; the lost (and found!) orienteering course at Spring Creek Park is exactly one of those unexpected family adventures. Our son is working on completing his First Class rank. The final piece was the orienteering requirement. NAVIGATION4a. Using a map and compass, complete an orienteering course that covers…
Orienteering is the art of using a compass to find your way. Some might say a lost art. Fortunately, it is a skill that features prominently in several scouting adventures. Most notably, completion of a 1-mile course is required as part of the Scouts BSA First Class Rank. Due to the nature of orienteering courses…being…
