Learning team work and patience.

When my son Noah joined the Baxter Cub Scouts, I was so impressed by how fast he started learning teamwork and patience - that he can’t always be first in line. He has learned a lot about working together towards a goal, thinking of others instead of just about himself. He's now more aware of leaving the world a better place than you found it (even when camping, clean up after yourself.) I love that Scouting reinforces and models good moral character with a Christian heart, while also helping boys emulate the older males they are around, which is so important in this fatherless world.

Taught teamwork and disclipine

Joining Cub Scouts helped my son to develop teamwork and discipline. He has learned a wide variety of practical skills and has learned how important it is to finish what he starts and leave places nicer than he's found them. He's developed deeper care and consideration for others and has learned a ton about partnering on projects and valuing others' ideas. Theo's teachers noticed a new level of motivation and I was grateful to see more focus and drive brought into his day to day life. Yes, he still loves Minecraft, but he's also excited about the great outdoors and creative engineering projects now as well. I'd recommend Cub Scouts to any family looking for more structured learning and life skills education.