Adventure
Programs
Tiger Safe and Smart Adventure Award
Heads up, Scouts! It’s time to do your best to be safe and smart Tigers. This adventure will help Tigers know what to do in an emergency. Tigers will learn the right way to call 911 in an emergency and they will also learn other important safety tips. Tigers can be an important helper to police and firefighters by knowing and practicing safety plans. Safe Tigers can help teach their families what to do in an emergency. Come earn your award at the Fire Museum of Maryland, and visit with a real Firefighter!
Wolf: Code of the Wolf
You can use math to have fun!  The great thing about math is that it can be more than just adding and subtracting numbers.  Math is also about patterns and can be used to create messages.  In the world of computers, math is used to create a secret code to protect information.  Encryption is when you take a message and use a code to change it into something that no one can read unless they have a way to read the code.  This is called a key.  Making and creating codes is a form of math
Bear: Paws for Action Adventure
Through engaging with our nation’s flag and history, Bear Cub Scouts will develop a deep sense of patriotism and connection to their heritage. These activities are more than lessons; they’re pathways to understanding what binds us as a nation
Webelos: My Safety Adventure
The First Responder adventure is an essential component of the Cub Scout program, training scouts in basic first aid and emergency response skills. Through this adventure, scouts learn how to handle common injuries and emergencies, gaining knowledge about safety procedures, the importance of prompt action, and the role of professional first responders. Participants practice these skills through hands-on activities and scenarios, ensuring they are better prepared for real-life situations. The program aims to instill confidence, promote safety awareness, and empower scouts to act decisively in emergencies
