Did you know that the Big Dipper is part of a big bear in the sky?

Some great hiking tips found in the Tiger Den Leader Guide Book - Tigers In The Wild

Many Cub Scout Packs use hand signals to teach and remember these seven great principles. Check it out here!

This Tiger Tuesday we take a look at the Safe and Smart Adventure and checking the smoke detector batteries.

What does it mean to be clean in my outdoor manners?

Today is National Ant’s on a Log Day (second Tuesday in September) So, lets make some ants on a log.

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

Your bike safety checklist should include the ABC’s

There are so many different things you can create with Tangrams, here are a few of our favorites.

One thing that I didn’t have a choice in when I came into this world was what my name is. How did you get your name? What does it mean?

This adventure has us making our own shield. Here are a few different shapes of shields that we could find.

Found in the 1993 Pikes Peak Council Pow Wow book and adapted to include all scouts. This can be used as opening ceremony for either a den or pack meeting.

For this fun activity I have chosen to make the Big Dipper using an old piece of wood. Here is how to make your own model.

The Tour de France is a 21 stage / 23 day race through the country of France.

Take the 911 safety quiz with your Tiger scouts. Free printable included.

Just like in medieval days with knights, your coat of arms is unique of who you are and what you believe in.

Stop, drop and roll consists of three components…

One of the very first things your scout will learn in Cub Scouts is the Cub Scout Sign.

The first requirement of the Tiger Theater elective asks that with your den discuss the following types of theater: puppet shows, reader’s theater, and pantomime. Now on with the show!

One of the key elements of any scout meeting is the flag ceremony...