Citizenship Adventures
Presentations for Adventures
Citizenship Adventures
A presentation for the Safety Adventures as a pack
Den or Pack
Pack
Supply List
- Citizenship Adventure loops/pins – one for each Cub Scout, specific to their rank.
- Lion (King of the Jungle) # ___
- Tiger (Team Tiger) # ____
- Wolf (Council Fire) # _____
- Bear (Paws for Action) # ___
- Webelos (My Community) # ____
- AOL (Citizenship) # ____
Set-Up:
Gather Cub Scouts and families, and have Adventure recognition ready to present.
Directions
Before the Ceremony
- Print the ceremony script.
- Purchase adventure pin(s) from the Scout Store.
During the Ceremony
Cubmaster: Today, we honor our Cub Scouts who have completed the required Adventure focused on Citizenship. These Adventures are not just a belt loop or pin; they represent the commitment our Cub Scouts have made to being responsible and active members of their homes, neighborhoods, and country. By learning about citizenship, they’ve taken an important step toward making a difference in the world around them. To earn this Adventure they demonstrated citizenship by completing a service project.
Recognition of Cub Scouts
Call each den forward with their parent/guardian/adult partner and do the following for each den:
Present the parent/guardian/adult partner their Cub Scout’s belt loop/pin.
After all Cub Scouts have received their Adventure, say the following for each Rank:
Lions have earned the King of the Jungle Adventure! They have learned about actively participating with those around them to create a community. Let’s all congratulate our Lions with a great big lion roar!
(Roar, then have Cub Scouts sit down.)
Tigers have earned the Team Tiger Adventure! They have learned about teamwork, rules and why it’s important to follow them, and completed a service project. Let’s all congratulate our Tigers with a great big tiger growl!
(Growl, then have Cub Scouts go sit back down.)
Wolves have earned the Council Fire Adventure! They have learned how to take care of the American Flag, what our communities look like, how to be good neighbors, and completed a service project. Let’s all congratulate our Wolves with a great big wolf howl! (Howl, then have Cub Scouts sit back down.)
Bears have earned the Paws for Action Adventure! They have learned about American flag ceremonies, symbols that represent our nation, and completed a service project. Let’s all congratulate our Bears with a great big grizzly growl!
(Growl, then have Cub Scouts sit back down.)
Webelos Scouts have earned the My Community Adventure! They have learned about voting, talked to someone who is an elected official in their community, explored different laws, and completed a service project. Let’s all give our Webelos Scouts a great big wahoo!
(WAHOO, then have Cub Scouts sit back down.)
Arrow of Light Scouts have earned the Citizenship Adventure! They have learned how to help our community by volunteering for two hours to complete their service project. Let’s give our Arrow of Light Scouts a great big YeeHaw!
(YEEHAW, then have Cub Scouts sit back down.)
