Self-Guided Activities

We realize with schools closed for extended periods, kids and families will be looking for educational and fun activities. These are great opportunities to review the depth of the Scouting program and work on badges not in your particular unit’s schedule. Remember that any electronic communication involving a youth member must adhere to BSA’s “two-deep” leadership policies, and Scouts should first complete their Cyber Chip to stay safe online. 

Also, remember that it is still important to follow Youth Protection policies even through online meetings and Scouting activities. Here is a link to the BSA Online and Social Media Guidelines. 

Scouts, be sure to talk to a parent or guardian before trying these at home.



Free Activities for Families To Do At Home

Take virtual museum tours

Take an online course

Make some music

Progress along the Cub Scout Advancement Trail

Watch TED Talks to get “ideas worth spreading”

Find a merit badge that you may want to earn

Listen to podcasts like CubCast or ScoutCast

Make your own word games

Make homemade playdough

Practice knot tying

Take advantage of the online learning opportunities for Scout leaders

Prepare A Family Emergency Plan

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