Category: S.Am. Traditions
Celebrating Scouting America heritage, values, and long‑standing traditions. Includes founder history, iconic Scouting symbols, historic Scouting events, classic skills, and troop or unit traditions unique to Cub Scouts, Scouts BSA, Venturing, and Sea Scouts.
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A Quiet Sign

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

Youth create a simple handprint flag together to represent their group and display their teamwork.
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Reward System: Simple Honor Board

Youth create a simple honor board using cords and beads to track attendance, achievements, and positive behavior.
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Reward System: Marble Jar

Youth earn group rewards by adding marbles to a jar for positive behavior during meetings.
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S.Am. Protect Children – Cubs

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