Tia Kennard

A Quiet Sign

Youth learn and practice a “Quiet Sign” chosen by the group to signal when it is time to stop and listen.

Youth make hand puppets with their adult partners to learn about each other.

Youth create a simple handprint flag together to represent their group and display their teamwork.

Youth create a simple honor board using cords and beads to track attendance, achievements, and positive behavior.

Youth earn group rewards by adding marbles to a jar for positive behavior during meetings.

Youth complete six short safety activities with their adult guardian from the Scouting America Cub Scout parent’s guide booklet.

Youth melt broken crayons in a silicone ice cube tray to make new rainbow crayons.

Youth play a team building game and connect what they learn to communication in their cookie business.

Youth try to draw based by the feeling of the original drawing on their back, without words.

One youth describes a simple drawing they make while their partner, sitting back-to-back, tries to recreate it without looking.