Jason:

This first link comes directly from the official BSA website and explains what the boy scouts of america is really all about. It provides the traditions and even history of the scouts in great detail

I decided to choose a website from a different country as well because I like the Idea of all scouts being united despite being from different countries and I felt this was the perfect example. This website explains a scouts purpose, principle and how they exactly benefit a community and environment.

Once again, this website comes directly from the official BSA site and it demonstrates the simple question: why scouting? a very understandable question with a deeper meaning. The BSA guides scouts in the right direction and creates them into model citizens of not only the United States but the entire world.

Reference links from Anthony

– https://boyscouttrail.com/boy-scouts/boy-scout-activities.asp

– https://www.pinterest.com/amp/DaveBrock01/favorite-scout-pictures/

– https://www.123rf.com/stock-photo/boy_scout.html?sti=nn0e1yfydy2f1v99e5%7C

Ideas from Jackson:

• 1. Simple games for group bonding- https://www.shutterfly.com/ideas/party-games/
• 2. At home activity or winter group event- https://scoutlife.org/hobbies-projects/projects/170607/how-to-preserve-a-snowflake/
• 3. Cool chess set, and the people would seem to like that- https://scoutlife.org/hobbies-projects/projects/151795/make-a-nuts-and-bolts-chess-set/

Ideas from Scott:

* Online Scavenger Hunt: A leader has a list of items, they say one of them, and the first scout to find that item in their house will win one point. After the leader finishes the list, the scout (or patrol) with the most points wins.

* Flashlight Tag: There is one person who is it, they have to shine a flashlight at the person they want to tag. Once someone is tagged, they have to shine their flashlight at someone after waiting 1 minute.

Ideas from Noby: