It's all about the person you are and the person you will become. What Do Scouts Do? Some of the best things about Cub Scouting are the activities the boys and girls (and sometimes you) get to do: camping, hiking, racing model cars, going on field trips, or doing projects that help our community and the people who live here. Cub Scouting means "doing." All our activities are designed to have the b
oys and girls doing something and by "doing" they learn some very valuable life lessons. Do the Parents Have a Role? Yes. As a program for the entire family, Cub Scouting can teach your child a wholesome system of values and beliefs while building and strengthening relationships among family members. Scouting gives you a platform to equip your child. We provide other mentors to help your kids grow but you are also an important part of their development in scouting. Your role decreases as your child gets older. But your role in the troop can be passive. We don't expect a parent to leap right in. But, be warned, Cub Scouting might touch you as it touches your child and you might eventually get 'the fever' that many of our leaders got from Scouting. But you are encouraged to go at your own pace.
