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What Are The Cub Scouts Bear Requirements? The Bear Cub Scout Requirements consists of 6 Required Adventures and 13 Elective Adventures. Cub Scouts has 6 different ranks, the Bear Cub Scout rank is for third graders. Find What You Want Fast – Table of Contents Bear Cub Scout – Required Adventures The following 6 Adventures ... Read more

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Check out this easy forensics fingerprint activity! Using pencil graphite makes it less messy for the kids. It's perfect for the Bear elective, Forensics.

Looking for a Bear Scout Advancement to bring excitement to your Cub Scout Meetings? Try our Bear Scout Forensics Advancement Agenda. Our scouts loved it!

Are you planning the best Cub Scout meeting activities possible? After reading this article, you will! Effective den and pack meeting activities provide a framework for Cub Scouts to advance and learn, but do so in a sneaky way. The kids get so much enjoyment from what they’re doing, they don’t even realize they’re completing […]

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Stay organized with our great looking Bear Cub Scout Requirement Tracking Worksheet. It can be hard to keep up with all of the activities cub scouts are up to and this checklist will not only help you stay on top of things it will help your cub scout know what assignments they have completed and what they still need to work on.

Click on Pic Below for Printable PDF. If you print off the Wolf Advancement Loops (HERE) and cut them out you can just glue one Loop for each month onto this calendar and your whole year is planned…

Earning the Cub Scout Whittling Chip is a rite of passage for Bear Scouts as they learn pocketknife safety! See all the Whittling Chip requirements here.

The Scout Oath and Law are an important part of what it means to be a Scout. That’s why we start teaching our Cub Scouts as soon as they join. The Oath and Law are what we strive to live by. It’s a way to helping Scouts become upstanding citizens. Scouts start learning the Oath and Law early and repeat it often through their Scouting career. Games are a great way to learn them. Below you’ll find links to several fun activities for your den and pack meetings.

A Wolf elective adventure, Finding Your Way teaching the boys map and compass skills. Learn what the requirements are and fun ways to complete them.

Super fun armpit fudge recipe for kids! Sounds gross, but it's actually pretty good! How to make fudge with children. Great project for teacher or home school. Fun cooking with kid. #kids #recipe #candy #kidsactivities

Cub Scout Awards Tracker (With Free Printables) Organize and simplify your year in Cub Scouts with this free Awards Tracker. Keep track of all of your completed adventures all year long using this fun and colorful printable checklist. Cub Scouts Awards Checklist With Free Printable Keeping track of a scouts earned awards can be overwhelming. ... Read more

This fun activity will teach Cub Scouts how to safely and correctly use hand tools and will give them an opportunity to practice their new skills.

Learn how to safely build a fire.

Struggling on coming up with ideas for your next Cub Scout meeting? We have just the thing for you, a free plan to help you get have a great hassle free pack meeting! This plan is full of great ideas and will help you get that meeting organized.

I am looking for help to make new parent information sheets. Anyone interested in helping me with this? I just need help researching, but I will type up the new one. Please? Certain BEAR Cub Scout requirements need to be done at home with the family. Here is a list to give parents of things they do at home with their Cub Scout. There are certain things in the book that a Cub Scout Leader can not do with their scouts, and it gives parents a place to start when they want to help their son pass…