The aims of the first outdoors meeting would be to

• Encourage people to feel welcome again and meet new cubs
• Remind you of the fun Scouting outdoors activities they have enjoyed
• Give them an opportunity to share their hopes for the future

Grab a paintbrush, build a masterpiece out of clay, or get behind the camera. It’s time to let your imagination run wild.

How to earn your badge:
Choose three of these activities to do:
You must have your leader or another adult with you for one of these activities.

a) Imagine an event, character or scene. Now draw it using a pencil, brush, pen or crayon.
b) Design and make a greetings card.
c) Make a poster advertising Scouting or a Cub Scout event.
d) Design and make a decorated book cover.
e) Draw or paint a picture of still life or a landscape.
f) Make a display of photographs on a subject that interests you.
g) Make a video on a subject that interests you.
h) Design and build a model.
i) Make a model out of clay.

This weeks cubs will work towards their International Activities Badge and Global Issues Badge. They will then have the opportunity to complete work on the badge during subsequent weeks including by joining in with activities at home.

The aims of the first indoors meeting would be to
• Encourage people to welcome other people
• Remind cubs of fun Scouting indoors activities they have enjoyed
• Give cubs an opportunity to express their feelings about recent months