Fun night of Adventures!

By Edward Francis | January 14, 2026

Greetings Pack 337 Families,

Monday night our dens were buzzing with energy as each group worked on a different Cub Scout adventures. It was a great example of how Scouting meets Scouts where they are—combining hands-on learning, teamwork, and fun in age-appropriate ways.

Here’s what each den was up to:

Webelos Scouts took on the Yo-Yo adventure, learning the proper string length and knots needed for success. They also discussed important safety precautions and explored some of the basic physics behind how yo-yos work, discovering how science shows up in even the simplest toys.
Bear Scouts stepped into the world of investigation with their Forensics adventure. They learned how fingerprints can be used for identification, experimented with chromatography, and even analyzed mystery substances. The Bears did a great job thinking critically and working like real investigators.
Wolf Scouts worked on the Finding Your Way adventure, where they learned how to read a map and use a compass. These navigation skills are foundational outdoor tools that build confidence and independence while preparing them for future hikes and campouts.
Tiger Scouts doubled up on fun with the Tiger Tag and Tiger-iffic adventures. They learned and played different types of games, including relay races, while practicing teamwork and cooperation. Just as importantly, they talked about what it means to be a good sport—winning with humility and losing with grace.
Lion Scouts got an exciting start on designing their Pinewood Derby cars as part of their Race Time adventure. With creativity and imagination on full display, they began turning ideas into designs that will soon race down the track. They also learned about and played games for the On Your Mark adventure.

As parents and leaders, we all want the same thing—to help our children grow into the best version of themselves. Cub Scouting plays an important role in that journey. For more than 100 years, Scouting has helped build strong foundations through character development, leadership, service, and fun. While activities and uniforms may change over time, the core principles of Scouting have remained the same.

Our hope is that these Scouts will grow into adults who continue to live by the Scout Oath and Scout Law, making positive choices, serving others, and leading with integrity wherever life takes them. Thank you for being partners in this incredible journey.

Yours in Scouting,
Edward Francis
Cubmaster, Pack 337