Scouter Resources
Updated August 5, 2026
Thank you for helping Pack 807 deliver a fun and meaningful program for Scouts and families. Cub Scouting works best when leaders communicate clearly, share the work, and keep activities simple enough for everyone to enjoy.
Keep It Simple, Make It Fun
An effective Den Adventure does not need an elaborate production. Choose a manageable activity, prepare the necessary supplies, leave room for Scouts to move and socialize, and focus on completing the Adventure safely.
Do Your Best
Leaders do not need to know everything. Use the handbook and official activity resources, ask other Pack volunteers for help, and improve the plan as you learn what works for your den.
Communicate Early
Families depend on leaders for clear information. Share the date, time, location, required preparation, and what to bring early enough for families to plan. Send a concise reminder shortly before the activity and update families promptly when details change.
Official Leader Resources
- Cub Scout Leader Resources
- Den Leader Resources
- Cubmaster Resources
- Pack Meeting Resources
- Pack Committee Resources
- Guide to Safe Scouting
- Online training at My.Scouting
- Scoutbook Plus
Official Scouting America resources and current Pack guidance take precedence over older handouts or third-party activity ideas.
Practical Planning Checklist
Before an activity:
- Review the current Adventure requirements and safety guidance.
- Confirm the meeting place and any reservation or access instructions.
- Gather supplies and identify which adults will help.
- Tell families what Scouts should wear and bring.
- Consider accommodations that will help every Scout participate.
Afterward, record advancement as appropriate, thank the adults who helped, and note anything that would improve the activity next time.