Cub Scout Online Adventure Clinics

We have 9 exciting adventure clinics for all ages in January.  Sessions will run for approximately an hour and a half with a break in the middle.  Please see below for more information.  The cost for each clinic is $8.00 per Three Harbors Council Scout and $15.00 per Out of Council Scout.

Lion Adventure Clinics (Kindergartners)

Sunday, January 16, 2022

King of the Jungle

The King of the Jungle adventure helps Lions explain what it means to be a good citizen and explain what it means to be a leader.

Build It Up, Knock It Down
The Build It Up, Knock It Down adventure has Lions discuss things that can be built and things that can be knocked down, has discussed how they can be built up and knocked down (both physically and emotionally) and has built a structure using available materials.

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

Tiger Adventure Clinics (First Graders)

Sunday, January 16, 2022

Tiger Bites

In this adventure, Tigers will learn what food makes for good fuel and what foods are less good for you.  They will also learn the difference between fruits and vegetables.

Family Stories
In this adventure, you will learn more about your family and your family history and share that with your pack or den. You will learn about new customs from others and you may learn things about your family that you didn’t know before!

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

Wolf Adventure Clinics (Second Graders)

Sunday, January 23, 2022

Call of the Wild

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.

Germs Alive

This adventure teaches Wolf Scouts about the importance of keeping a clean room, proper hand washing, and covering their sneezes–through fun, hands-on (and gross!) science experiments.

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

Bear Adventure Clinics (Third Graders)

Sunday, January 23, 2022

Bear Claws

Most youth are very excited about the opportunity to own and carry a pocketknife.  In many families this may be a rite of passage.  It is important that the Scout understands a pocketknife is a tool and not a toy, and how to responsibly handle and use the pocketknife when they are around others.

Bear Necessities

This adventure will introduce new Scouts to basic outdoor skills while helping more experienced Scouts improve and develop skills they learned in previous ranks.

Webelos Adventure Clinic (Fourth & Fifth Graders)

Monday, January 24, 2022

Engineer

This adventure will provide a fun way to learn about science and mathematics technologies and introduce Scouts to career options in engineering.