Narrator story for your next pack meeting for your cub scouts to participate in.

Have the audience give the correct response or sound to the following words as they are read in the story.

Here is a “Tall Tale” about one of the sharpest shooting women of the wild west… Calamity Jane.

This short, but very effective spooky campfire story is a fun one to tell when then campfire starts to die down.

Here is an Audience Participation story for your next pack meeting. Whenever those start back up due to COVID… Enjoy

Funny campfire story about my first job at the zoo.

This is the condensed story of how Mowgli came to be with the wolves.

Have fun at your next December pack meeting with this word associated action Christmas narrator story.

Some tips on how to perfect your campfire storytelling. Keep it simple, make it memorable, and enjoy telling your story.

Fun Poem for the Halloween season written by Lilian Moore

You know Baba Yaga…? Read Natasha’s encounter with Baba Yaga! Free story and coloring page printable.

With the help of the wind and the woodpecker, the young man had brought them the first flute.

When the world was created, everything was in darkness. All the daylight was kept in one little box. That one little box was hidden in Seagull's house and greedy Seagull kept it all to himself. 

The boys started running, looking for a place to hide, but there was no such place and the grizzly was much, much faster than they.

Arr, I saw yez lookin at me! Bet yer wond'rin hows I got this peg-leg? Well... it was HORRIBLE!

Wild are the tales of the Pony Express 
And most of them are true if I don't miss my guess…

A long time ago, Raccoon passed Wolf on a path by the creek. As usual, he insulted Wolf and Wolf began to chase him…

he bluebird is very blue, as blue as a brilliant lake. Many moons ago the bluebird used to be white. One day he was flying and came upon a lake and saw how blue and beautiful it was…

Our scoutmaster was truly a master story teller and had the Vinder Viper down so good that we thought that the Vinder Viper was going to jump out of the bushes and destroy us! 

Smokey was born on August 9, 1944. The U.S. Forest Service wanted a spokes person to continually remind people that "Care will prevent 9 out of 10 fires", and the fictitious bear was just the ticket... as they said back then.  In 1947, Smokey's message changed to the familiar "Only YOU Can Prevent Forest Fires".