Cub Scout Camping When Bad Weather Strikes
Play this fun game to help your Cub Scouts learn what to do in severe weather situations that might occur while you’re camping.
The Wolf Den Leader guide says, “Many boys join Scouting because they want to go camping. This adventure will introduce Wolves to several camping skills–selecting and bringing gear, participating with their families in campfire shows, and being prepared for bad weather. They will also learn about animals they might see, the Leave No Trace Principles for Kids, tying knots, and how to handle potentially harmful situations.”
Read on to discover this adventure’s requirements and fun ways to complete them!
Requirements:
Complete Requirements 1-4 plus at least one other.
Play this fun game to help your Cub Scouts learn what to do in severe weather situations that might occur while you’re camping.
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