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Take the 30 day Cub Scout challenge! Work on both required and elective adventures from your home. Get calendars for Lions, Wolves, Bears, and Webelos and Arrows of Light.

30 day cub scout challenge

I have a cool 30 day Cub Scout challenge to share with you! These activities are perfect to do while you’re at home with your Scouts.

The challenges were created in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic when we were all staying home. There have been some changes to the adventures in the program, so these documents won’t be 100% accurate. But you can make some changes and still have your Scout do the challenge.

These were created by Hawkeye Area Council’s Program Director, Sam Mensinger. Thank you, Sam! These are awesome!

I first saw them on Facebook and later found them on two Council websites–the Hawkeye Area Council and the Heart of America Council.

30 Day Lion Cub Scout Challenge

What is the 30 Day Cub Scout Challenge?

The Cub Scout challenge is a way to keep our Cub Scouts involved and motivated when they’re out of school and Scouting activities are postponed.

30 Day Tiger Cub Scout Challenge

There is a challenge for each rank.

  • Lions
  • Tigers
  • Wolves
  • Bears
  • Webelos and Arrow of Light (since these were creative

The creator of these printable calendars selected between 6 and 10 adventures (some required and some elective). Then they picked activities from the adventures and put one on each day of the month for 30 days.

30 Day Wolf Cub Scout Challenge

30 Days & 30 Activities

Your Cub Scout can complete the activity for the day and mark it off on the calendar.

When your Cub Scout den meets again, your Scout show their completed calendar to their den leader so he or she can sign off on the activities in their books.

30 Day Bear Cub Scout Challenge

Just following the calendar won’t allow the Scouts to complete most of the adventures. If the remaining requirements can be safely done, have your Scout finish them and write it on the calendar.

Download Your Challenge

You can download the challenges by clicking on these links.

30 Day Lion Cub Scout Challenge

30 Day Tiger Cub Scout Challenge

30 Day Wolf Cub Scout Challenge

30 Day Bear Cub Scout Challenge

30 Day Webelos & Arrow of Light
Cub Scout Challenge

30 Day Webelos Arrow of Light Cub Scout Challenge

Another Cool Cub Scout Challenge

look wider still cub scout challenge

Rebekah over at Look Wider Still has more great challenges for Cub Scouts. Since school is out for most of us, these activities will help keep the kiddos busy.

She has worksheets for each rank. Hop on over, and check them out!

31 Day Cub Scout Lego Calendar

31 day lego cub scout challenge

My friend Christina from That Brick Life created a super cool Lego challenge calendar for Cub Scouts! Kids use each of the 31 Cub Scout-related prompts to design and build a Lego creation.

Click this link to find out about and download the 31 day Cub Scout Lego calendar on Christina’s site.

I hope these fun activities will help keep your Scouts busy and engaged!

Yours in Scouting,
Sherry

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  1. […] 30 Day Challenge (activities for every rank) […]

  2. […] Day Challenge https://cubscoutideas.com/13550/30-day-cub-scout-challenge/ Probably the easiest way to get folks into scouting at home. There is a challenge for every Cub […]

  3. Michelle

    Are there patches with these challenges?

    1. I don’t think there are, but I wouldn’t be surprised if someone makes some! 🙂

  4. […] to help you keep scouting for 30 days. You can find them in a few different places like on the Cub Scout Ideas website which has lots of other info and fun […]

  5. Hi Sherry! These were developed by Hawkeye Area Council’s Program Director, Sam Mensinger.

    1. Thank you so much! I’m going to give him credit in the post.