Planning a patrol campout is one of the most fun and rewarding experiences in Scouting. It gives you a chance to practice leadership, work as…
Scout Skills
Running a troop or patrol meeting can feel overwhelming—especially if it’s your first time in a leadership role like Senior Patrol Leader (SPL) or Patrol…
A sharp pocketknife is safer and more effective than a dull one—and learning to sharpen it properly is a skill every Scout should master. Whether…
Scouting is a unique journey where youth grow into leaders, learn life skills, and earn achievements like the prestigious Eagle Scout rank. Parents play a…
Packing a backpack correctly can make or break your camping experience. A well-packed backpack ensures you stay comfortable, balanced, and organized on the trail. Whether…
Scouts BSA is designed to be youth-led. One of the most important aspects of that structure is giving Scouts the opportunity to hold leadership positions…
A great campfire is more than just flames and smoke—it’s the heart of your patrol campsite. Whether you’re cooking a meal, drying your boots, or…
If you’re a new Scout or working your way through early rank requirements, you’ve probably heard about the Firem’n Chit and Totin’ Chip. These aren’t…
Reaching a new rank in Scouts is a rewarding achievement, and two essential steps in the advancement process are the Scoutmaster Conference and the Board…
First aid is a critical component of the Scouting experience, equipping Scouts with the skills needed to care for themselves and others in times of…