Quality Program

Cub Scout Leader Book

The Cub Scout Leader Book, No. 33221, is a handbook for all adult leaders in the Cub Scouting program. Leaders will find information that will help them deliver a quality program for boys. The book is organized into six separate sections:

  1. Introduction: information on the BSA program, Cub Scouting purposes, character development and family involvement
  2. Administration: guidelines on Cub Scout policies, finances, uniforms, safety, and pack organization
  3. 3. Boys: information on the Tiger Cub program, the Cub Scout program (Wolf and Bear Cub Scouts), the Webelos Scout program, Cub Scouts with disabilities, and managing boys
  4. 4. Leaders: information on program planning, position descriptions, leader awards, training, and youth protection
  5. 5. Activities: guidelines on the BSA Family Program, Cub Scouting Academics and Sports, outdoor activities, and Cub Scouting camping
  6. 6. Appendices: advancement forms, award applications, tour permit forms, and uniform inspection sheets

The Cub Scout Leader How-To Book--Something for Everyone!

The Cub Scout Leader How-To Book, No. 33832, is the ultimate source for den and pack leaders to find new and creative ideas for adding excitement and sparkle to all Cub Scouting meetings and adventures. This resource will enable Cub Scouting leaders from all program levels to plan den and pack programs that will be fun for everyone. While they are having fun, boys will be learning, advancing in rank, and strengthening relationships with one another. That's what Cub Scouting is all about.

Cub Scout Program Helps

The most important resource tool to help Cub Scout leaders plan their meetings is Cub Scout Program Helps, No. 34304. This booklet has everything a leader needs to get started, whether planning a den meeting or a pack meeting. For each month, you will find:

These plans revolve around a recommended theme, used by Cub Scout packs around the country. They highlight achievements and electives that can be started and/or completed during the den meeting. Additional achievements and electives are identified for boys to complete at home with their families. You will also find references to Cub Scout enrichment programs such as Cub Scout Academic and Sports and the BSA Family Program.

Monthly Themes

2008-20092009-20102010-2011
New BuddiesCub Scout PocketsCub Scout Investigators
Adventures in BooksJungle SafariUnder the Big Top
Seeds of KindnessScout SaluteCub Scouts Spread the News
Holiday LightsWorks of ArtWinter Wonderland
"A-MAZE-ing" GamesPower Up!Road Work Ahead
American ABC'sHappy Birthday, B.S.A.Turn Back the Clock
When I Grow UpTake FlightForces of Nature
Jurassic PackSpring Into ActionScouting the Land Down Under
Leave Nothing But FootprintsIn the SpotlightAcorns to Oaks
A Camping We Will GoHoop-De-Doo!Cubs in Action
Be a SportCelebrate FreedomSplish Splash
Fun in the SunWaves of FunOn the Wild Side


Cub Scouting Highlights
Cub Scouting Recruiting | Leadership Training | Cub Scouting Growth | Advancement/Recognitions
Outdoor Program Highlights | Qualtiy Program | Soccer and Scouting