Cub Scout programs encourage boys and girls to make friends, be helpful to others, and do their very best no matter the outcome. With the help of powerful hands-on learning projects and exciting outdoor activities, Cub Scouts learn that doing their best can be a fun and rewarding experience—no matter the difficulty of the challenge. Check out the programs below to find out what Cub Scouts do!
12-week program for
boys and girls
1 hour weekly
meetings
Kindergarten through
4th grade
Paid Leaders
Cub Scouts…
Make New Friends
Build Self Confidence
Learn Life Skills
Explore the Outdoors
Earn Awards
Have Fun!!
Seasons Available
Specific dates may vary by location*
Fall
(Sept-Dec)
Winter
(Jan-Mar)
Spring
(Ap-June)
Summer
(June-Aug)
Groups are forming now!
Scouts will participate in 12 weekly meetings, have access to a year of camping and outdoor fun plus 12 monthly issues of Scout life magazine.
Kindergarten
Lion
- Earn 12 badges
- Participate in Rain Gutter Regatta
- Achieve Lion Rank Boy Scouts
1st Grade
Tiger
- Earn 14 badges
- Participate in Rain Gutter Regatta
- Achieve Bobcat and Tiger Ranks
2nd Grade
Wolf
- Earn 12 badges
- Participate in Rain Gutter Regatta
- Achieve Bobcat and Wolf Ranks
3rd Grade
Bear
- Earn 12 badges
- Participate in Rain Gutter Regatta
- Achieve Bobcat and Bear Ranks
4th Grade
Webelos
“We’ll Be Loyal Scouts”
- Earn 10 badges
- Participate in Rain Gutter Regatta
- Achieve Bobcat and Webelos Ranks
The Value of Cub Scouts
Programs for Youth Kindergarten – 4th Grade
Cub Scout activities are centered around earning badges specific to their grade level. Cub Scout activities teach values consistent with good citizenship, character development, personal fitness, and leadership. The values we seek to instill are found in the Scout Oath and Scout Law.
Trustworthy
Cub Scouting programs are designed to help teach youth the importance of being trustworthy. Teaching youth through hands-on adventures that a Scout tells the truth. A Scout is honest and keeps their promises. People can depend on them. These same principles are modeled by our trained program leaders who instruct the weekly meetings. As a parent you can trust that your Scout will be engaged in hands-on activities in a safe environment.
Helpful
Developing character isn’t something we just talk about – it’s something we do. Intentional programming including service projects, practicing citizenship and leadership opportunities are a key part of our Cub Scout programs. Our programs teach Cub Scouts that a Scout cares about other people, learning to volunteer to help others.
Friendly
Cub Scouts make new friends in their grade-based group “den”! Scouts learn to offer friendship to all and how to respect everyone. Learning to serve others and be a friend to all is integrated into each den’s program. Cub Scout programs give kids a chance to interact in fun, stress-free and collaborative environments. Memory making occurs weekly as kids share experiences, and laughter is sure to erupt during action-packed den meetings.
Brave
Cub Scouts experience new things! Cub Scouts are challenged to “do their best” as they build their self-confidence. Using hands-on activities, Cub Scouts learn new life skills such as outdoor skills, basic first-aid, physical fitness habits, and more. Tackling challenges is only part of the equation to becoming more confident. Opportunity and encouragement play major roles, too. That’s why our engaged program leaders inspire Cub Scouts to explore new adventures.
Safety
Knowing your Cub Scout is safe is crucial to your peace of mind and the cornerstone of our programs.
- Clean Meeting Space
- Trained Program Leaders
- Background Checks
- Security Protocols
Parents Love Cub Scouts
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