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Aquatics

How the Teaching EDGE adds depth to a Yellowstone paddling trip

By Scouting magazine

Scouts leave civilization — and their comfort zones — behind as they explore Yellowstone National Park by canoe.

Cub Scouting

10 ways day camp helps strengthen the Cub Scouting experience

By Scouting magazine

From trying new things, completing advancement activities, getting parents involved and more, day camp helps make the Cub Scouting experience even better.

Cub Scouting

How to help youth with special needs get the most out of Scouting

By Scouting magazine

There’s room for everyone in Scouting, especially Scouts with special needs.

Features

How one council uses STEM programs to help grow Scouting

By Scouting magazine

The Old North State Council in North Carolina expanded its STEM program offerings and saw growth in Scouting membership, volunteers and fundraising.

Features

This summer-camp experience empowers teens for future STEM careers

By Scouting magazine

Learn how Old North council breaks the mold when it comes to its summer-camp programs, setting tradition aside helping teens focus on future STEM careers.

Features

Tips for working with Scouts with special needs or disabilities

By Scouting magazine

Proven strategies for working with Scouts with special needs, such as vision impairments, mobility impairments, hearing loss, ADD/ADHD and more.

Features

Why language is important when leading Scouts with special needs

By Michael Freeman

Choose your words carefully. Here’s how you can use person-first language when dealing with Scouts with special needs.

Features

Scouts gain new perspective at Moviemaking Merit Badge Day

By Scouting magazine

At Moviemaking Merit Badge Day in Hollywood, Scouts explore Warner Bros. Studios and learn about the people behind the scenes in popular films.

Backpacking & Hiking

Debunking common myths about ultralight backpacking

By Aaron Derr

Go farther, faster — with less. Help your Scouts lighten their backpacks using these tips from an ultralight backpacking expert.

Backpacking & Hiking

Seven steps to lighten your backpack

By Aaron Derr

Ditch the weight and go farther with less effort. Use these seven tips to lighten your pack.

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