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Council Guidelines
Here you will find Council’s guidelines for units on how they can safely restart and run their programs. You will find documents and webinars to help you out.
Cub Scouts: How To Meet
- Family hikes
- Family bike rides
- Social distance picnic in the park
- Photo scavenger hunts
- Virtual Game Night/Family Game Night
- Ice Cream/Snow Cone Meet Up
- Fitness in the Park
- Family Food Drive
- Card/letter writing for senior center
- Virtual Campfire with family skits/songs
- Fishing day
- Rock painting & placement in public setting
- Noodle Tag
- Kickball
- Sidewalk Chalk
- Backyard Campout
- Plant a home garden
- Virtual Chef Challenge
- DIY Craft Share
- Egg Drop Challenge
- Virtual Museum Tour
- Karaoke/Dance Party
- Stargaze/Comet/ISS Watch party
- Geocaching
- Family Field Day
Lion – KindergartenTiger – First Grade
Wolf – Second Grade
Bear – Third Grade
Webelos/AOL – Fourth and Fifth Grade
Scout RankTenderfoot
Second Class
First Class
Lion- Fun On The RunLion – Lion’s Honor
Tigers-Tiger Bites
Tigers- Family Stories
Wolf – Grow Something
Wolf – Digging in the Past
Bear- Picnic Basket
Bear- Roaring Laughter
Webelos- Project Family
Webelos- Build my own Hero
Webelos- Rock On
Service Project Ideas
– Send a special video message to a local nursing home for their residents.– Help a close neighbor with grocery pick-up/delivery.
– Send “Thank you” messages to local first-responders, healthcare workers, and essential employees.
– Donate blood- if you are of age.
– Call your loved ones to check in on them.
– Go to the park with your family and clean up an area while observing social distancing.
– While going for a walk, clean up liter on the side of the road with your family in your neighborhood.
– Send food to local first-responders.
Unit Meeting Resources
Customizable virtual meeting templates editable through PowerPoint
Virtual Den/Pack Meeting – Template #1Virtual Troop Meeting – Template #1
Virtual Troop Meeting – Template #2
Free, or Low Cost, Options
The CDC is recommending to be careful with meetings and travel and use teleconferencing when possible. Here are some free or low-cost online communication tools:
Free Conference CallWebex
Go To Meeting
Join Me
Google Hangouts
Zoom
Prevent “Zoom Bombings”. While the name is centered on one platform, this is a thing for all of them.
The SCOUTStrongTM Presidential Active Lifestyle Award (PALA) Challenge will help your unit members add physical activity to their lifestyle, as well as help them improve their eating habits
Cub Scout Adventure BINGO
Scouts BSA Adventure BINGO
It’s critical that we all continue to keep youth protection top-of-mind whether our Scouting activities are taking place in person or through a digital platform. Of note, remember that BSA prohibits any one-on-one interaction between an adult leader and a Scout – in person, online, through a web conference, over the phone, via text, or in any other form.
Guide To Safe ScoutingBSA Social Media Guidelines
Detailed Information and Training
Cyber Chip
Parent/Leader Resources
Twin Rivers Council Facebook PageMerit Badges for Social Distancing
BSA Podcasts
Boy’s Life
Scouting Show & Tell: Scouting Remotely
Scouting At Home
Boy’s Life Coloring Book
Cub Scout Adventure Bingo
Scout Share
25 Fun Things To Do At Home
BSA Advancement Guidelines for COVIDBoard of Reviews Through Videoconferencing
Eagle Application w/Digital Signatures
Earn The Award Today
The basic aims of Scouting include teaching young people to take care of themselves, to be helpful to others, and to develop courage, self-reliance, and the ability to be ready to serve in an emergency.