“Do a good turn daily” is the Scouts slogan. These 12 examples of good turns for Scouts to do are perfect for Cub Scouts during the holidays!

Grab your FREE Pinewood Derby printable activities! These are perfect for keeping Cub Scouts (and siblings) entertained during your race.

Kids can learn about citizenship with this mock election game where they cast their ballot for their favorite candy bar.

Scout Law index card games are a versatile way to help teach and reinforce the points of the Law to Cub Scouts. They’re great for gathering activities!

Want a portable charcoal grill that’s perfect for camping, tailgating, or picnicking? Find out about the HERO Grill! No mess and easy to use.

Kids will enjoy making a plastic bottle bird feeder. It’s a great craft activity idea for Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts, or homeschoolers.

Monthly kids subscription boxes are fun! These boxes are a great way to get children outside. Perfect for outdoor activities.

If you want to learn how to fold Cub Scout neckerchiefs, check out this post. You’ll find out the easiest way ever to fold or roll it.

Earning the Cub Scout Cyber Chip is a requirement for each rank in the program. Created by the BSA and Netsmartz, it is a tool to help keep kids safe when they’re online. Find out about the Cub Scout Cyber Chip requirements, the internet safety pledge, and how to update the chip.

Making a toilet paper roll bird feeder is a great activity for kids of all ages. Simple and quick, it’s a perfect recycled craft.

Use this fun germ magnet game to teach kids the importance of washing their hands. Perfect for the Wolf Cub Scout adventure, Germs Alive.

Learn how to make armpit fudge! Yes, it sounds so gross, but kids love it! It’s a fun activity that is also a snack–perfect for groups such as Cub Scouts, Girl Scouts, or church youth groups.

Kids can learn to code their own video games every month with Bitsbox, a fun subscription box. Great Webelos Game Design idea!

The Cub Scout Nova award Swing! is a great STEM activity for kids. Learn about requirement 2, and find links to all the other requirements.

Kids can discover so many things on a “1-foot hike.” Find out ways to make it super interesting. Perfect for Tiger Cub Scouts My Tiger Jungle adventure.

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.

Make a dinosaur dig without Plaster of Paris! You only need cornstarch and water. Fun activity for Cub Scout Wolf adventure, Digging in the Past.

Get your free Cub Scout Blue and Gold Banquet program template. Personalize it with your pack’s information, and share your banquet agenda with attendees.