Seven years ago, I wrote a blog post about Girl Scouts vs Boy Scouts and answered some of the questions about the two organizations (yes, they are 2 different organizations) and some questions about my family’s role in the units we were involved in. It is time for an update. Emily is now preparing to …
For over 85 years, Christmas in Morrisville has meant visiting the tree lot at Morrisville Presbyterian Church, hosted by Scouts BSA Troop 3. This tree lot has been Scout-run, with parent and community support, for decades and is a cornerstone of the Christmas season in our town. Year after year, we see the same families …
When it comes to Scout summer camp, I’ve learned over the years that the official packing list covers the essentials, but there are a few creature comforts and practical extras that can make a huge difference in how enjoyable and restful the week is. We’ve got a few camping trips lined up this summer, and …
Merit badges are now gaining traction as innovative tools in educational development, far beyond their traditional realm. For homeschooling Scouts, merit badges are being used to enhance the educational growth and development in their academic programs. If you aren’t supplementing your curriculum with badge programs, you are missing out! This spark for achievement and the …
In a world where education is increasingly dynamic, integrating scout activities into your homeschooling activities is a thrilling way to blend learning with hands-on experiences. Scout activities are not just about tying knots and camping. They’re a treasure trove of life lessons waiting to be explored. As a Scouting family, with all five of us being registered …
