Boy Scouts of America Archives - Page 6 of 12

Easy Eats: Cold Comfort

By Scouting magazine

Crank out your own sumptuous brands of homemade ice cream, guaranteed to stir up the whole troop’s taste buds.

Effectively communicating with a Scout's divorced parents

By Scouting magazine

Several boys in Scouter K.C.’s Cub Scout den have divorced parents. She is looking for effective ways to communicate with adults who may not communicate well with each other.

Creative Money-Earning Projects

By Mark Ray

Packs, troops, and crews are using effective, and often innovative, techniques to fund their annual program activities.

How to encourage leaders to attend and complete training

By Scouting magazine

Scouter E.K. is frustrated because too many Scout volunteers skip basic leader training. How, she asks, can more adults be encouraged to attend training courses that will make them more effective Scout leaders?

Knots to Know

By Scouting magazine

Knots and Boy Scouts go together like campfires and cobbler. Here’s how to tie three of the knots required to reach First Class, plus four more that can be very useful.

There's Always Something New To Learn

By Scouting magazine

Adults who complete Scouting’s volunteer training courses have more confidence in their leadership roles and stay in the program longer.

Keeping a Scouting Connection

By Scouting magazine

Young men who turn 18 and go away to college or enter the job market can still be involved in Scouting by volunteering in a troop, district, or council.