Lion
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Ran 55 minutes with six Lions. The launch pad needs two adults, and the straws bend if you cut them short.
Covers Bobcat (Lion)
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Lion
Ran 55 minutes with six Lions. The launch pad needs two adults, and the straws bend if you cut them short.
Covers Bobcat (Lion)
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Lion Tiger Wolf Bear Webelos Arrow of Light
A first-meeting-of-the-year plan that gets every scout through the Bobcat Oath and Law requirements with movement instead of memorization drills. Wor…
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Lion Tiger Wolf Bear
Covers the Bobcat personal-safety conversation in a way that stays age-appropriate and keeps families in the room. Pairs well with a parent-and-scout…
Lion
Twenty minutes of building, twenty minutes of launching, and a very happy den. The paper rockets cost nothing and fly further than anyone expects.
Tiger
A forty-minute outdoor hunt for six-legged neighbors, with a sorting chart and a strict catch-and-release rule.
Covers Curiosity, Intrigue, and Magical Mysteries, Tigers in the Wild
Wolf Bear
Four stations, eight minutes each, and every scout ties every knot at least twice. The rotation keeps the fast finishers busy.
Bear Webelos
Teaches lay types, fire safety and the water bucket habit in a meeting room using nothing but craft sticks and red tissue paper. Lights a real fire t…
Covers Baloo the Builder, Bear Picnic Basket
Wolf Bear Webelos
The plan to keep in the back of the binder. Six low-material events, no adventure requirements attached, for the night the field is a swamp and nobod…
Tiger Wolf
A visit-based meeting with the prep checklist that makes the visit actually work: questions written in advance, a thank-you card ready to sign, and a…
Covers Team Tiger, Council Fire
Wolf Bear Webelos Arrow of Light
A ninety-minute conservation service project with the permissions, gloves and sorting plan handled up front so the den spends the time working rather…
Covers Paws of Skill, Council Fire
Bear Webelos
Pool noodles cut in half, painter's tape, and a stopwatch. Teams iterate three times, which is where the engineering actually happens.
Covers Baloo the Builder, Super Science
Lion Tiger
Forty-five minutes for a den that cannot sit still yet: every block is movement, and the adventure work happens while they are moving.
Covers Animal Kingdom, King of the Jungle
Tiger Wolf
A parking-lot rodeo with four skill lanes and a helmet fit check. Needs a big flat surface and four adults.
Covers Rolling Tigers, Paws of Skill
Wolf Bear
Turns a den into a pack-meeting act in one session, with three pre-written skit skeletons so nobody stares at a blank page.
Covers Council Fire, Paws on the Path
Bear Webelos Arrow of Light
Layering, the cold-weather kit, and a hands-on hypothermia-recognition drill. Good January meeting for a den heading to a winter campout.
Covers Into the Wild, Bear Necessities
Lion Tiger Wolf Bear Webelos Arrow of Light
A pack-wide build night where older scouts lead younger ones. One cardboard city, six dens, ninety minutes, and almost no budget.
Covers Baloo the Builder, Fun on the Run
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