| Scouting can take place anywhere – even in the comfort of your home! Here you will find a resource hub for parents and leaders to help support Scouting at home, with stay-at-home educational activities for any Scout rank, tips for continuing to work on advancements and kid-friendly content that connects Scouting with their daily lives. We will continue to add new content and resources regularly. Our goal is to make it easier to deliver the Scouting program by making plans more accessible to Leaders and those who can help Leaders like our parents. | Den & Troop Meetings Virtually | Scout Leaders: to help put on Den and Troop Meetings virtually, we did a online training explaining how to access resources to successfully and safely. We want to encourage you to view the video of this training on YouTube to learn more about these resources. Download a visual of the 10 ways to secure Zoom. File sharing for Den & Troop meetings is available through this link www.ThreeHarborsScouting.org/Den&TroopMeeting | | | Additional Online Resources -
Troop, Crew & Ship Elections Virtually -
Boys’ Life #TrekAt2” -
Nature from Home, Schlitz Audubon -
Scouts with Compassion Initiative (document) -
National BSA Coronavirus FAQ -
Bryan on Scouting, National BSA blog Anyone can subscribe to this blog and receive daily articles to help their Scouting experience -
30-Day Challenges, courtesy Hawkeye Council -
Adventure Academy, courtesy Cascade Pacific Council -
Scouting at home, courtesy of Dan Beard Council -
Online Merit Badge classes, courtesy of Piedmont Council -
Remote Scouting by Scoutshare.org -
At home Scouting activities by Scout Spirit -
Jamboree on the Internet (Special Edition) -
Cub Scout Adventure Bingo -
Scouts BSA Adventure Bingo -
Cyber Chip -
Scouting at home, courtesy of Heart of America Council -
Home Scouting, courtesy of Buckeye Council -
Scouting at Home, courtesy of Bay Lakes Council -
Cub Scouts Protect Yourself Rules -
Fun Projects at Home, courtesy of Boys' Life -
At Home Scouting, Connecticut Rivers Council -
Scouting at Home, Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council -
Activities for Scouting at home, Lake Erie Council -
Digital Resources, Three Fires Council -
Virtual Troop Meeting, courtesy of Michigan Crossroads Council -
Digital Pilgrimage, courtesy of Abraham Lincoln Council -
Self-Guided Activities, courtesy of Spirit of Adventure -
Scoutbook University There is a multitude of resources beyond these available online. In addition to these official BSA resources, we encourage you to be resourceful and find free virtual museum tours, resources from Scouting volunteer blogs and sharing sites for Scout leaders. Scouting is an exciting program that is accessible in all sorts of unique ways! -
NASA at Home for Kids -
Virtual Field Trips, Freedom Homeschooling -
Virtual Museums, Tours and Travel, courtesy USA Today includes links to more than 2500 museums worldwide through Google Arts & Culture -
World Museums, courtesy Travel & Leisure -
World Museums, courtesy Mental Floss -
Smithsonian Virtual Tour -
National Parks, courtesy Travel & Leisure -
Virtual Dives (underwater), courtesy National Marine Sanctuaries -
Free World-Class education for anyone, anywhere, by Khan Academy -
Keep Learning, wherever you are, by Future Learn -
National Geographic KIDS -
Monterey Bay Aquarium LIVE -
Classroom Magazines by Scholastic -
Aerial America, Smithsonian -
Virtual summer Camps, Parade -
Virtual Tours & Field Trips | Merit Badges from Home | | Lion | Kindergarten | Animal Kingdom | This Adventure is all about community. | Required Adventure Build it Up, Knock it Down | This Adventure is all about building. | Elective Adventure Gizmos and Gadgets | This Adventure is all about motion, force and creating objects. | Elective Adventure I'll Do It Myself | This Adventure is all about being prepared. | Elective Adventure Pick My Path | This Adventure is all about to do a good turn daily. | Elective Adventure Ready, Set, Grow | This Adventure focuses on plants and gardens. | Elective Adventure | Tiger | 1st Grade | Backyard Jungle | This Adventure and is very hands-on with planting something and building birdhouses -- this can be done as a solo family Adventure. | Required Adventure My Family's Duty to God | This is often an "at home" adventure anyway because faith beliefs in Scouting are determined by the family. | Required Adventure Tiger Bites | An Adventure that covers food choices and preparation, manners and nutrition. | Required Adventure Curiosity, Intrigue, and Magical Mysteries | An Adventure about magic, codes, sign language and more. | Elective Adventure Family Stories | An Adventure about family heritage. | Elective Adventure Sky is the Limit | Adventure all about the night sky, constellations, astronauts, etc. | Elective Adventure Stories in Shapes | An Adventure about art. | Elective Adventure Tiger-Safe and Smart | An Adventure all about home and neighborhood safety. | Elective Adventure Tiger Tales | An Adventure all about story-telling, tall tales, singing. | Elective Adventure | Wolf | 2nd Grade | Paws on the Path | An Adventure covering hiking skills and nature and maps. | Required Adventure Adventures in Coins | An Adventure about Coins. | Elective Adventure Code of the Wolf | An Adventure that uses math games and secret codes. | Elective Adventure Digging in the Past | An Adventure about dinosaurs, fossils and archaeology. | Elective Adventure Finding Your Way | An Adventure about map and compass, hiking and a scavenger hunt. | Elective Adventure Germs Alive | An Adventure about keeping clean and germs. | Elective Adventure Grow Something | An Adventure about planting and make a terrarium. | Elective Adventure Motor Away | An Adventure about cars, boats and paper airplanes. | Elective Adventure Paws of Skill | An Adventure about fitness, sports, sporting event and obstacle courses. | Elective Adventure | Bear | 3rd Grade | BALOO the Builder | An Adventure covering using tools and wood tools. | Required Adventure Bear Claws | An Adventure all about knife use and knife safety. | Required Adventure Fellowship and Duty to God | This is often an "at home" adventure anyway because faith beliefs in Scouting are determined by the family. | Required Adventure Paws for Action | An Adventure that's all about history/patriotism, visiting a law enforcement facility, basic emergency preparedness, energy conservation and a cleanup service project. | Required Adventure Bear Picnic Basket | An Adventure about cooking. | Elective Adventure Make It Move | An Adventure about fun Engineering. | Elective Adventure Roaring Laughter | An Adventure about Fun, Jokes, Stories and Games. | Elective Adventure Robotics | An Adventure about robots. | Elective Adventure Super Science | An Adventure about Fun Science experiments. | Elective Adventure A World of Sound | An Adventure about World Music and Instruments. | Elective Adventure | Webelos & Arrow of Light | 4th & 5th Grade | Duty to God and You | This is often an "at home" adventure anyway because faith beliefs in Scouting are determined by the family. | Required Adventure First Responder | An adventure, covering basic first aid and emergency preparedness. Adventures In Science | An Adventure about science. | Required Adventure Art Explosion | An Adventure about art. | Elective Adventure Aware and Care | An Adventure about Disabilities Awareness. | Elective Adventure Build My Own Hero | An Adventure about Citizen Heroes. | Elective Adventure Engineer | An Adventure about engineering. | Elective Adventure Fix It | An Adventure about home repairs. | Elective Adventure Game Design | An Adventure about games. | Elective Adventure Looking Back, Looking Forward | An Adventure about Your Own Timeline. | Elective Adventure Maestro | An Adventure about music. | Elective Adventure Moviemaking | An Adventure about moviemaking. | Elective Adventure Project Family | An Adventure about family life. | Elective Adventure | Scouts BSA | -
Conduct virtual Patrol Leaders Council meetings via teleconference or web video conferencing. Ensure to maintain two-deep leadership throughout the virtual meeting. -
Encourage Patrol Leaders to communicate digitally with their patrol members. -
Conduct online merit badge counselor meetings using web video conferencing tools such as Google Hangouts, Zoom, Skype, FreeConference or Facebook. Ensure to maintain two-deep leadership throughout the virtual meeting. Note completing a worksheet and emailing it does not constitute a “virtual discussion”, rather use interactive video or phone conversations. | Scouts BSA Upcoming Events | | | |
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