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Items in bold are on both the Scout Ten Essentials list and the Cub Scout Six Essentials list. Pocketknife. Rain gear. Trail food. Flashlight. Extra clothing. First-aid kit. Sun protection. Map and compass.

Items in bold are on both the Scout Ten Essentials list and the Cub Scout Six Essentials list. Pocketknife. Rain gear. Trail food. Flashlight. Extra clothing. First-aid kit. Sun protection. Map and compass.

A unit is a generic term used to describe an organized group of Scouts. Unit Numeral patches display the Scout's troop number and is worn on the left sleeve below the council patch. This numeral emblem is made to be worn on the official uniform shirt of the Scout uniform.

In the BSA's early days, councils assigned numbers to new troops numerically. The first troop in a council was Troop 1, the second was Troop 2 and so on. Today, Cub Scout packs, Scouts BSA troops, Sea Scout ships and Venturing crews get to pick their own one- to four-digit number.

A unit is a generic term used to describe an organized group of Scouts. Unit Numeral patches display the Scout's troop number and is worn on the left sleeve below the council patch. This numeral emblem is made to be worn on the official uniform shirt of the Scout uniform.

ScoutLander.com is a free place to host your Cub Scout Pack, Girl Scout Troop, Boy Scout Troop or Venturing Crew website. As a member, you will have access to tools that will help you create your website, plan and organize events, share photos, and cultivate parents into next generation leaders.

PACK ORGANIZATION CHART. The Cub Scout pack is divided into several smaller groups called dens. Typically, a den has six to eight youths and meets two or three times a month. Den meeting activities vary based on the age of youth.

Cub Scouts, Cubs or Wolf Cubs are programs associated with Scouting for young children usually between 7 and 12, depending on the organization to which they belong. A participant in the program is called a Cub. A group of Cubs is called a 'Pack'.

In the BSA's early days, councils assigned numbers to new troops numerically. The first troop in a council was Troop 1, the second was Troop 2 and so on. Today, Cub Scout packs, Scouts BSA troops, Sea Scout ships and Venturing crews get to pick their own one- to four-digit number.

Official transfers can be made by using paper applications or the transfer button at my. scouting using the unit Roster tool. In this online transfer process, leaders in the pack make the transfer. Parents can also transfer their Scout(s) from one unit to another.

An adult leader or the parent/guardian of a child can make a transfer using the “My Applications” tool found on the dropdown menu on the left side of the My. Scouting landing page.

ScoutLander.com is a free place to host your Cub Scout Pack, Girl Scout Troop, Boy Scout Troop or Venturing Crew website. As a member, you will have access to tools that will help you create your website, plan and organize events, share photos, and cultivate parents into next generation leaders.

Cub Scouts: Cub Scouts are in dens, which are part of a pack. A den is made up of girls or boys of the same rank. There are two kinds of dens: all-boy or all-girl. A pack can be all-boy, all-girl or include a mix of all-boy and all-girl dens.

Scouts when registered in your unit will automatically come into your unit in Scoutbook. If you would like to bring them over from another unit that uses Scoutbook, you can use the Transfer Tool. This tool will bring over all their Scoutbook history from their previous unit.

PACK ORGANIZATION CHART. The Cub Scout pack is divided into several smaller groups called dens. Typically, a den has six to eight youths and meets two or three times a month. Den meeting activities vary based on the age of youth.

Cub Scouts: Cub Scouts are in dens, which are part of a pack. A den is made up of girls or boys of the same rank. There are two kinds of dens: all-boy or all-girl. A pack can be all-boy, all-girl or include a mix of all-boy and all-girl dens.

Scouts when registered in your unit will automatically come into your unit in Scoutbook. If you would like to bring them over from another unit that uses Scoutbook, you can use the Transfer Tool. This tool will bring over all their Scoutbook history from their previous unit.

Cub Scouts, Cubs or Wolf Cubs are programs associated with Scouting for young children usually between 7 and 12, depending on the organization to which they belong. A participant in the program is called a Cub. A group of Cubs is called a 'Pack'.

Official transfers can be made by using paper applications or the transfer button at my. scouting using the unit Roster tool. In this online transfer process, leaders in the pack make the transfer. Parents can also transfer their Scout(s) from one unit to another.

An adult leader or the parent/guardian of a child can make a transfer using the “My Applications” tool found on the dropdown menu on the left side of the My. Scouting landing page.

Cub Scouts: Cub Scouts are in dens, which are part of a pack. A den is made up of girls or boys of the same rank. There are two kinds of dens: all-boy or all-girl. A pack can be all-boy, all-girl or include a mix of all-boy and all-girl dens.

Scouts when registered in your unit will automatically come into your unit in Scoutbook. If you would like to bring them over from another unit that uses Scoutbook, you can use the Transfer Tool. This tool will bring over all their Scoutbook history from their previous unit.