Cub Scouts are a section of the Scouting movement that is for boys and girls aged seven to ten. The purpose of the Cub Scouts is to teach scouts important values such as trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, and citizenship. The program also helps scouts develop qualities like self-confidence, teamwork, and character. Scouts in the program will participate in activities that foster physical, mental, and emotional growth. Activities include hikes and outdoor adventures, science, art, and community service projects. The Cub Scout program is a great way to foster positive development and create a sense of camaraderie and fun.

Learning life skills: Cub Scouts learn life skills such as cooking, first aid, and how to tie knots. Nature exploration: Cub Scouts go on nature walks, explore local parks or nature preserves. Camping: Cub Scouts often participate in camping trips where they learn about the plants and animals in the area. Sports and games: Cub Scouts participate in sports and games such as football, sack-race, and tug of war. Arts and crafts: Cub Scouts participate in arts and crafts activities like making friendship bracelets, painting, or building model cars or airplanes.