Cub Scout activities and adventures are organized into six difference Program Areas in The Jungle. Once you have selected a Group and enrolled, you will brainstorm with your Cub Lair or Pack what kind of activities and adventures (a.k.a. Trail Cards) to explore in each different Program Area in The Jungle.
The Canadian Path is divided into six .
While planning their adventures, Cub Scouts may include more than one Program Area, making the adventure more challenging and encouraging development in all of the SPICES. Trail Cards are a great way for Cubs to map their plan for achieving each of the six Program Areas throughout the year. With new activities to enjoy through fun team building games, Trail Cards help Cubs discover the world around them.
What's on a Trail Card Infographic
Cub Scouts are involved in playing, having fun and being active while they develop good mental and physical habits for happy and healthy living.
During adventures in this Program Area, Cub Scouts explore personal values and beliefs as well as the diversity of cultures and faiths that make up our communities, our nation and our world.
During adventures in this Program Area, youth are involved in learning about being good citizens in their community, Canada and world.
During adventures in this Program Area, youth are involved in sharing and exploring their own creative expression and trying out the creative expression engaged by others.
Cub Scouts learn new skills to live in, and take care of, their environment and Leave No Trace.
Adventures in this Program Area involve exploring, hiking, camping, paddling and other ways of enjoying the outdoors.
During adventures in this Program Area, Cub Scouts learn about and practise the skills of being good leaders in their Section, local community and Canada.
THE SWINGING BRIDGE: Active and Healthy Living
BALOO’S CAVE: Beliefs and Values
ELEPHANT TURF: Citizenship
MONKEY CITY: Creative Expression
BAGHEERA’S HUNTING GROUND: Environment
RED FLOWER CAMP: Outdoors
COUNCIL ROCK: Leadership
