Earth Day Cub Scout Online Adventure Clinics
Saturday, April 24, 2021
Indian Mound Scout Reservation

We have 4 exciting adventure clinics for all ages on Saturday, April 24th at Indian Mound Scout Reservation.  Cub Scouts can earn outdoor and environmental adventures.  Each Cub Scout will receive lunch and a patch.  Please see below for more information.  The cost for each clinic is $20.00 per Scout and $5.00 per parent (includes lunch & a patch).

First Graders - Earn Tiger in the Wild Tiger Adventure

Tiger in the Wild

Tigers will learn how to put the “outing” in Scouting with this outdoor adventure.  They will start to develop an understanding of the Outdoor Ethics program as they are introduced to many skills that will be important throughout their Scouting careers.

To sign up for this Tiger Adventure clinic, click here:

Second Graders - Earn Call of the Wild and Paws on the Path Adventures

Call of the Wild

Many boys join Scouting because they want to go camping.  This adventure will introduce Wolves to several camping skills–selecting and bringing gear, participating with their families in campfire shows, and being prepared for bad weather.  They will also learn about animals they might see, the Leave No Trace Principles for Kids, tying knots and how to handle potentially harmful situations.

Paws on the Path

This adventure will encourage the development of hiking skills in Scouts.

To sign up for this Wolf Adventure clinic, click here:

Third Graders - Earn A Bear Goes Fishing and Fur, Feathers, and Ferns Adventures.

A Bear Goes Fishing

Fishing is a skill that can become a lifelong hobby, or possibly a career.  It can be done alone, or with family or friends.  This adventure lays some groundwork for the Fishing merit badge once the Bear becomes a Boy Scout.  This adventure is meant to be fun and can be used for teaching several points of the Scout Law such as trustworthy, helpful, courteous, obedient, thrifty, cheerful, clean, and even reverent.

Fur, Feathers, and Ferns

In this adventure, Bears will explore the outdoor world of mammals, birds, plants, and more!  They will understand that every living thing has a home–often very close by.  Scouts will also discover that almost every living thing’s neighborhood is a home to at least one type of another living thing.  Protecting those homes, called habitats, is up to everyone, and Bears can help!

Fourth & Fifth Graders - Earn Into the Woods & Earth Rocks Adventures.

Into the Woods

In this adventure, Scouts will learn to identify plants and trees and how they differ in locations around the world.  They will gain knowledge about ecosystems and the importance of conserving our natural resources.

Earth Rocks

Through this adventure, Webelos Scouts will see the relevancy of earth science and how it impacts their daily lives.  They will begin to understand the use of rocks and minerals in everyday items.  Their investigations will give them an understanding of geological events and they will have the opportunity to learn about geological features in their own state.