Lion Advancement Page
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Welcome, Lion Families!
Lion is the beginning of the Cub Scout adventure!
Lions learn by doing—playing games, exploring outdoors, creating things, trying new skills, and sharing experiences with their families and fellow Scouts.
The goal isn't to finish everything as quickly as possible. It's to have fun, try new things, and Do Your Best!
This page contains Pack 66 resources that can help your Lion complete select adventures and requirements at home.
You don't need to complete every resource you see here. Use these materials when directed by a Pack 66 leader, when an adventure is assigned for at-home completion, or when your Scout needs to make up an applicable activity.
Not sure what your Lion still needs? Just ask a Pack 66 leader—we'll help you figure it out.
Lion Adventure Resources
Lion Adventure Resources
Resources to help your Lion continue learning, growing, and completing select adventures at home.
Pack 66 provides the resources below to support specific Lion advancement requirements. Some activities are completed during Pack meetings, while others are designed to be completed together as a family.
Parent & Guardian Resource
How to Protect Your Children From Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide
How to Protect Your Children From Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide
As part of the Bobcat Adventure, Lions complete the activities in this guide at home with a parent or legal guardian. This is an official Scouting America resource for families to review together.
BOBCAT LION
BOBCAT LION
Character & Leadership Adventure
Bobcat helps Lions get to know their fellow Scouts, begin learning what it means to live by the Scout Law, practice doing their best, and complete an important family safety activity at home.
PACK + HOME ADVENTURE
LION'S PRIDE
LION'S PRIDE
Family & Reverence Adventure
Explore family traditions, reverence, gratitude, and ways to share kindness and cheer with others.
AT-HOME ADVENTURE
STAY SAFE!
STAY SAFE!
Protect Yourself Rules Adventure
Practice important personal safety skills including Shout, Run, Tell, identifying trusted adults, knowing how to ask for help, and making safe choices.
AT-HOME ADVENTURE
Family Advancement Tools
Family Advancement Tools
These Pack 66 resources can help families understand, track, and report advancement completed outside of regular Pack meetings.
FAMILY ADVANCEMENT GUIDE
HOME ADVANCEMENT CHECKLIST
Completed Something at Home?
Use the Pack 66 Home Advancement Completion Form to let Pack leadership know what your Scout completed.
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