Cub scout belt loop display

My son as been active with scouts since he was a Tiger Cub and is just getting ready to cross over to a Boy Scout. In my search of getting all his belt loops, patches, pins and other awards together, I realized he has a ton of stuff. One item that cub scouts work toward is belt loops. In order to earn a belt loops, a cub scout must preform certain tasks associated with whatever belt loop they are trying to earn at the time. Right now there is a total of 53 different belt loops a cub scout…

My son as been active with scouts since he was a Tiger Cub and is just getting ready to cross over to a Boy Scout. In my search of getting all his belt loops, patches, pins and other awards together, I realized he has a ton of stuff. One item that cub scouts work toward is belt loops. In order to earn a belt loops, a cub scout must preform certain tasks associated with whatever belt loop they are trying to earn at the time. Right now there is a total of 53 different belt loops a cub scout…

My boys LOVE being Cub Scouts. And hands down their FAVORITE Cub Scout activity is our annual Pinewood Derby event. We have so much fun designing and making the cars with the boys every year. But, after the event is over, all their cars just end up in a bag in the closet. We are torn between wanting to leave them out so the boys can enjoy them and wanting to keep them hidden away so they don't get ruined and the boys can keep them throughout their lives. (Superman still has all of his old…

Cub Scout belt loop display.

Cindy deRosier: My Creative Life: Belt Loop Display

My son as been active with scouts since he was a Tiger Cub and is just getting ready to cross over to a Boy Scout. In my search of getting...

Are you familiar with Cub Scout belt loops? For those who aren't, a brief explanation: a belt loop is an award earned by a boy for completing three basic requirements in one subject area. Think about it like an extremely simplified Boy Scout Merit Badge. There are three different types of belt loops: gold for academic subjects (astronomy, nutrition, pet care, etc.); silver for sports (baseball, hiking, ice skating, etc.); and bronze for the two sports that can only be earned on approved BSA…