Game Tiger Wolf
Buddy Up Playground Challenge
Buddies are assigned, whistles blow at random, and every pair must find each other in five seconds — while conquering the playground safely.
How to run it Counts toward 3 adventures
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Skill Instruction Wolf
Compass Rose Treasure Hunt
Hand-drawn maps, real compasses, and a hidden prize that only a correct bearing will find.
How to run it Counts toward 1 adventure
Game
Gaga Ball
The single most reliable way to burn eight minutes of leftover Cub Scout energy.
Service Lion Tiger Wolf Bear Webelos
Ten-Minute Trash Titans
Gloves on, bags out, timer running. The den measures its haul and argues about who found the weirdest thing.
How to run it Counts toward 5 adventures
Outing Lion Tiger Wolf
Thirty-Minute Wild Walk
A slow loop with five stops: a tree that helps us, an animal sign, a smell, a sound, and one piece of trash we take with us.
How to run it Counts toward 3 adventures
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