We provide ready-made opportunities for your family to do fun things together—because together—we can all grow into our very best future selves!
We’re all about encouraging boys and girls to make friends, be helpful to others, and do their very best no matter the outcome. With the help of powerful learning projects and exciting outdoor activities, we aim to teach children that doing their best can be a fun and rewarding experience—no matter the difficulty of the challenge.
Completion of adventures is how these four aims are developed:
Cub Scout activities are centered around earning badges that are specific to each grade level. Learn more about the Cub Scout Advancement Trail.
Cub Scouts earn fun adventures that are specific to their grade. Completion of adventures is how the aims of character, citizenship, leadership, and personal fitness are developed.
Cub Scouts can earn other awards in addition to their badge of rank. Check out the awards your child can earn.
There are various awards for those who serve as Cub Scout leaders. Some have specific requirements, while others are awarded to recognize a leader’s exceptional service.
Parent involvement is an integral part of the Cub Scout Program. Discover new parent resources below.
Everything you need to know about uniforms!
The Cub Scout uniform differs based on grade level. Check out our uniform requirements and learn how to order uniforms!
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Cub Scouts is a grade-specific program that young people progress through as they grow older. Read more about the various dens and ranks here.
When compared to the cost of sports and many other activities, there is no doubt that Scouting delivers great value to its members! Learn more about Cub Scout pricing.
We focus on interactive activities designed to be fun for children while teaching them about perseverance and developing their problem-solving abilities. In Cub Scouts, there are opportunities to spend time as a family and to do things that help build upon the Scout Oath and Scout Law. Learn more about Cub Scouts Activities.
Children are organized into specific groups called dens and meet 2-3 times per month to do Cub Scouts’ age-appropriate adventure activities with others in their den. Dens are organized by grade level and gender. All of the dens (K-5th grade) make up the larger Pack. The Pack, including families, also participates in other special events throughout the year, including service projects, Pinewood Derby®, Cub Scouting’s birthday party, and camping.
Yes! Cub Scouting operates through volunteer leadership, so your role as a parent is the secret to a successful Cub Scouting program. Parents help coordinate the activities and help run the den meetings. Learn more about how to help, volunteer, or lead.
Ready-made opportunities for your family to do fun things together.
