Family and Reverence Adventures
Presentations for Adventures
Family and Reverence Adventures
A presentation for the Family and Reverence Adventures as a pack
Den or Pack
Pack
Supply List
- 6 small LED lights
- 1 Large LED light (the Spirit Candle)
- Adventure belt loop or pin for each Cub Scout
- Lions (Lion’s Pride) #____
- Tigers (Tiger Circles) # ____
- Wolves (Footsteps) # ____
- Bears (Fellowship) # ____
- Webelos (My Family) # ____
- AOLs (Duty to God) # ____
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 Shop.
During the Ceremony
Cubmaster:
“As Scouts, we learn to practice reverence in many ways. We honor our faith, our family, our friends, and our community. We also learn to respect and protect the natural world. Each Adventure represents a deeper understanding of what it means to be trustworthy, loyal, helpful, and kind.”
Presentation of Adventure
Cubmaster calls each rank in order, inviting Cub Scouts who completed the Adventure to step forward.
For each rank, the Cubmaster activates an LED light and recites a reflection on reverence for that level.
Cubmaster:
“Cub Scouting encourages families of all faiths to explore their faith traditions. In Scouting, being reverent means you are faithful to your beliefs and respectful of others’ beliefs. You completed some requirements at home with your family. Faith means having complete trust in confidence in someone or something. All of our dens participated in the Family and Reverence Adventures.
Lion Den
(call up the Lion Den and their adult partners and present them their Cub Scout’s Adventure loop)
“Our Lions earned Lion’s Pride. Congratulations!”
Tiger Den
(call up the Tiger Den and their adult partners and present them their Cub Scout’s adventure loop)
Cubmaster:
“Our Tigers earned Tiger Circles. Great job!”
Wolf Den
(call up the Wolf Den and their parents /guardians and present their Cub Scout’s adventure loop)
Cubmaster:
“Our Wolves earned Footsteps. Congratulations!”
Bear Den
(call up the Bear Den and their parents/guardians and present their Cub Scout’s adventure loop)
Cubmaster:
“Our Bears earned Fellowship. Awesome job!”
Webelos Den
(call up the Webelos Den and their parents/guardians and present their Cub Scout’s adventure loop)
Cubmaster:
“Our Webelos earned My Family. Great job!”
Arrow of Light Den
(call up the AOL Den and their parent/guardians and present their Cub Scout’s adventure loop)
Cubmaster:
“Lastly, our Arrow of Light Scouts earned Duty to God. Congratulations!”
