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Published: May 25, 2020
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When I first started in Scouting, troops figured out where to go camping based on word of mouth and the “where to go camping” directories that Order of the Arrow lodges occasi......
This may be read by the Den Leader or a single Scout, or you can write each line on a separate card to be read by several boys. "Today in our den meeting we honor the Native Americ......
The pack flag is placed in the center of the stage. Ten Cub Scouts in uniform come on stage in turn, stand near the flag and recite one of the lines below. Upon finishing, each Cub Scout salutes the flag and retires to re......
CUBMASTER: Braves of the tribe of Akela, our council fire is lit, but the time grows late. Let all braves stand now and raise their right hands toward the Great Spirit in the sky. Now let us give t......
[Tune: By the Light of the Silvery Moon] By the light of my Scout flashlight, I Wish I could see, what it was that just bit my knee. Batteries, why-y did you fail me? The c......
Evening game, outdoors Equipment: flashlight Formation: scatter The game is best in a large open wooded area. Players line up at one end of the playing area, while one player, holding a flashlight, stands......
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This soccer word search puzzle can be used as an introduction to any soccer or sports-themed meeting or event. The word search has 30 soccer vocabulary words. (See below). A key is also provided. Soccer Word Search PuzzleDownload Soccer Word Search KeyDownload Vocabulary for this soccer word search puzzle: CautionCorner KickCrossDefenderDirect KickDrawDribblingEnd LineExtra TimeForward FoulFree KickGoalkeeperGoal KickHeaderIndirect KickMatchMidfielderOffsidePenalty Kick PitchRed CardRefereeShotSidelineStrikerSweeperTackleThrow InWall...
Imagine getting free art lessons from the most accomplished illustrators from around the country. Maybe you want to ask them questions about their techniques. Maybe you’re looking for tips for your next art project. Maybe you’re bored and just want to draw along with the pros. And maybe you’re even looking to jumpstart the Art merit badge. May 25-29, we’re making all that happen. Each day at 2 p.m. Central, hop onto go.boyslife.org/fblive for live-drawing demonstrations and QAs with the incredible illustrators of Boys’ Life magazine. Every lesson will cover different art media and how to render awesome art ......
Some people watch their favorite characters on screen. Others become them. A former Venturer from Southern California is giving back to the program by starting a cosplay Venturing crew, blending her self-proclaimed “nerdery” with her professional experience in costume design at Disneyland and beyond. Caitlin Kagawa grew up in Scouting — at first watching her older brother enjoy the program and then joining Venturing as soon as she turned 14. She was elected crew president, served on staff at the 2005 National Jamboree, and earned the Venturing Silver Award (the program’s highest honor until the Summit Award debuted in 2014). ......
Embarking on outdoor adventures has always been a part of Girl Scouts’ DNA. Many of the badges the first Girl Scouts earned were tied to learning and refining outdoor skills and becoming environmental stewards (Foot Traveler badge, Animal Kingdom badge), and that hasn't changed in our more than 100-year history. Although the COVID-19 pandemic has kept so many of us homebound, as Girl Scouts we’ve found new ways to connect with the great outdoors and one another. We’ve spent time in our backyards, earned outdoor art badges, and even taken virtual national park tours! Now, with warmer weather and longer ......
A supplemental meeting plan theme called Under the Sea was provided by BSA a few years ago. For more ideas for use with this theme, see then end of this post. Here is how the BSA plan suggests tying together this history-based theme with the value of courage. The oceans are the last unexplored frontiers on Earth. It takes courage to venture into undiscovered territory. Courage is also doing what is right regardless of the consequences. This month let us take our Cub Scouts under the oceans to explore and do what is ......
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Just a few years ago, the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts began placing a single candle on over 15, 000 gravesites in northern Virginia on Thursday ......
Nearly 800 Boy Scouts and cubs of the Cape Girardeau district, Southeast Missouri Area Council, participate in the district Scout circus in the evening ......
He enjoyed scouting in his early years as a Cub Scout and up to Eagle Scout. He worked at Valley Forge (Pa.) Council scout camps while in high ......
Due to the pandemic, The Boy Scouts of America were unable to put flags at each gravesite. "It was hard to get flowers so we brought our own flags, " ......
The very first Chief Scout Silver Award – the top award a Cub Scout can earn – was presented to Thomas Russell, of the 1st Pakefield Scout Group, ......
McGuire had hoped to see his Eagle Scout project in action in April, with a grand opening and dedication of the new $10, 000 asphalt milling running track that now surrounds the soccer field at the ......
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Scouting leaders and parents, join us this week for our first episode of Scouting Over Easy. This is a video for you to learn what is going on in the world of Scouting in Metro-Atlanta, tips for how to continue Scouting At Home and we even have a special segment teaching you how to cook an egg over easy. OTHER PLATFORMS @ATLBoyScouts everywhere! BLOG // http://blog.atlantabsa.org/ INSTAGRAM // https://www.instagram.com/atlboyscouts FACEBOOK // https://www.facebook.com/ATLBoyScouts PINTEREST // https://www.pinterest.com/atlboyscouts TWITTER // https://twitter.com/ATLBoyScouts...
Learn about the difference between wants and needs. Activity Details Time needed: 30-45 minutes Materials needed: Magazines, newspapers, or flyers Scissors A bowl or basket Setup: Adults work and earn money. Families use the money to buy the things they need. All people need certain things, like food, clothes, and a place to live. What is the difference between needs and wants? Talk about this with your family before starting this activity. Activity: Set up a pretend supermarket by cutting out pictures from magazines, newspapers, or supermarket flyers and posting them around ......
At a time when the customary services and funeral honors cannot safely be performed — we've partnered with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to ensure every fallen hero is remembered this Memorial Day with a special tribute and salute. âšœï¸ðŸŽ–ï¸ We are calling on Scouts across the country to build on the tradition of honoring our nation’s fallen heroes this Memorial Day by posting public tributes to our veterans in partnership with the National Cemetery Administration and by participating in the National Moment of Remembrance with a special Scout salute...
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Dear Eagle scouts of this sub or for those that have worked an eagle project. I am searching for an idea for an eagle project. I'm looking for an idea that is relatively cheap as I plan to do a fundraiser for it. I'd also been looking for one that isn't just putting mulch and gravel in a trail. I want to do something that is conservation-related as there is a lot of parks near me. My troop is also pretty young as I am 14 and one of the oldest in my troop so keep that in mind. Any suggestions ......
Many states are lifting social distancing restrictions and permitting meetings of up to 25 people. Is anyone out there planning activities for summer? E.g. fishing, bike rodeo, or field games? I'm looking for activities to keep the scouts somewhat involved until the fall. Safety is a top priority for me, so any activity would need to be outdoors and limit scout-to-scout contact. Hikes and bike rides seem like a good bet. Ball sports are probably a no go. submitted by /u/Dont_Call_it_Dirt [link] [comments]...
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