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How to discipline your child without resorting to spanking

Ideas from experts: How to spare the rod when disciplining your children.

How to make your pack food-allergy friendly for all boys

Just because a boy has a food allergy, doesn’t mean he can’t participate in Cub Scouting. Here’s how to make your pack welcoming to those with food allergies.

How to offer financial assistance to Scouting families in need

Does your pack feel compelled to offer a helping hand to families who wish to join Scouting but might need financial assistance for uniforms, camp or other expenses? Here’s how you can help.

How to craft the perfect Cubmobile with your Cub Scouts

Ready to roll? Here’s how to craft the perfect Cubmobile car and let gravity do the rest.

Amp up your next Blue and Gold with ideas from Star Wars and more

Try one of these exciting themes — like Star Wars — at your pack’s next blue and gold banquet.

How to encourage volunteers to get trained

How can your unit create a culture that expects and encourages training? Two longtime Cub Scouters share their advice.

Why advancement isn’t the end-all for each week’s meeting

Cub Scouting isn’t just about earning the next pin, patch, bead or belt loops. Read how these Cub Scout leaders focus both on advancement and fun.

Secrets to teaching the Webelos activity badges

Take the panic out of planning your Webelos’ activity badges with these tips for accessing resources in your community.

Plan a Scout Sunday or Scout Sabbath celebration

Scout Sunday and Scout Sabbath observances don’t have to be elaborate. Still, there are some things you can do to make them as meaningful as possible for both pack members and members of the congregation.

Ideas to help your pack build—not lose—momentum during the holidays

Scouters share their ideas for helping your pack building steam (versus slipping into a slump) during the holiday season.