Excel Advancement Spreadsheet to track the TIGER DEN in the New Cub Scout Program in Excel - Similar to the Cub Trax Spreadsheets

This Tiger Advancement Excel Spreadsheet is a workbook of FREE spreadsheets developed by Steve Coker, a Tiger Den Leader from Georgia, in the Northeast Georgia Council.  This is for use by Cub Scouters to keep track of scouts advancement using the new requirements being implemented in 2015.  Many scouters have used the Cub Trax spreadsheets for the current system, these spreadsheets operate in a similar manner.  The spreadsheets have an instructions page with details on how to use them and how to contact Steve with questions.   

• To download the Tiger Excel Spreadsheet, CLICK HERE  (It appears that the workbook was locked by mistake, probably happened while I was protecting the individual worksheets.  Just go to the “Review” tab, select “Protect Workbook” and enter the same password as for the worksheets “tiger” to unlock it.)
• Having trouble downloading the document?  If you right click and "save link as" instead of download, it will be able to be opened.
• To download the Wolf Excel Spreadsheet, CLICK HERE 
• To download the Bear Excel Spreadsheet, CLICK HERE 
• To download the Webelos Excel Spreadsheet, CLICK HERE 
• To download the Arrow of Light Excel Spreadsheet, CLICK HERE
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• CLICK HERE to see more ideas for Tiger Cubs

** PLEASE do not download these files and email or send them digitally to others.  These are for your personal use only.  If you would like to share these files with others, please copy the link to this post and send them to our site so they can print off their own.  We would love to have everyone that would like a copy to come here to get their own copy absolutely free.  We receive money to keep our website open where we store all of our documents and PDF files by people visiting our blog.  Please don't take money out of our pockets by bypassing our blog.

Blue and Gold Banquet Dinner Placemat or Flyer Printable to explain the New Cub Scout Program at the Blue & Gold - New for 2015

I made a new placemat this year to introduce the new Cub Scout program at the Blue & Gold Banquet.  This would be something everyone could read while they were waiting for the Blue & Gold Banquet to start.  It would be a great thing to use to get everyone talking.  Hope you enjoy it!  It is ready to print and put on your tables.

• To print this document, CLICK HERE

** PLEASE do not download these files and email or send them digitally to others.  These are for your personal use only.  If you would like to share these files with others, please copy the link to this post and send them to our site so they can print off their own.  We would love to have everyone that would like a copy to come here to print their own off absolutely free.  We receive money to keep our website open where we store all of our documents and PDF files by people visiting our blog.  Please don't take money out of our pockets by bypassing our blog.

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Blue & Gold ideas, CLICK HERE.  

Cub Scout Tiger PRINTABLE Tracking and Organization Work Sheet for the New Program - Free - with Adventures and Cyber Chip and Award requirements to help Leaders and Parents

The new Cub Scout program is going to be incredible for the boys.  National has put a lot of time into planning the new adventures and you will love it as soon as you can get your head around it.  We are all about making it easier for all Cub Scout Leaders and Parents.  We hope this new tracking sheet will help you as you start to navigate the new program.



Tracking, planning, and recognition are so important in Cub Scouts.  This new tracking sheet will help you be able to keep track of where each boy is at towards the Tiger, Adventures, and Cyber Chip requirements.  I like to print this tracking sheet on cardstock, and I print one sheet for each boy to be kept in my leader binder next to their tracking sheet for their Religious Award.  I keep a different tab for every boy with all the tracking sheets (Age Group & Religious Award).  Then I have complete information on each boy.  It helps to do it this way if you do one requirement one week and a different one other weeks.  Not every boy is there every week.  By doing this, I can always know where each boy is at, and it is all in one place.  I keep a roll, and next to the roll I write down what we did that week, and then every couple of weeks I update all the tracking sheets for every boy.  If the parents ever have questions, I always have a place to look back at on the roll, and I can always copy each tracking sheet to show them where their boy is.  Thanks to Jessika Vaupel from the Trapper Trails Council who shared this tracking sheet with us.

** PLEASE do not download these files and email or send them digitally to others.  These are for your personal use only.  If you would like to share these files with others, please copy the link to this post and send them to our site so they can print off their own.  We would love to have everyone that would like a copy to come here to print their own off absolutely free.  We receive money to keep our website open where we store all of our documents and PDF files by people visiting our blog.  Please don't take money out of our pockets by bypassing our blog.

• To print this NEW Tiger Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE 
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• CLICK HERE to see more ideas for Tiger Cubs
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• To print the NEW Wolf Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE 
• To print the NEW Bear Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
• To print the NEW Webelos Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
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• To open an Excel Spreadsheet to track TIGERS, similar to Cub Trax, CLICK HERE
• To open an Excel Spreadsheet to track WOLVES, similar to Cub Trax, CLICK HERE
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• To print the Faith in God Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE    
• To see all the tracking sheets, CLICK HERE

  LINKS FOR THIS SHEET ARE BELOW

• To print the ORIGINAL - Tiger Tracking Sheet , CLICK HERE
• To print the ORIGINAL - Wolf Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
• To print the ORIGINAL - Bear Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
• To print the ORIGINAL - Webelos Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE   

Cub Scout Bear PRINTABLE Tracking and Organization Work Sheet for the New Program - Free - with Adventures and Cyber Chip and Award requirements to help Leaders and Parents

The new Cub Scout program is going to be incredible for the boys.  National has put a lot of time into planning the new adventures and you will love it as soon as you can get your head around it.  We are all about making it easier for all Cub Scout Leaders and Parents.  We hope this new tracking sheet will help you as you start to navigate the new program.

Tracking, planning, and recognition are so important in Cub Scouts.  This new tracking sheet will help you be able to keep track of where each boy is at towards the Bear, Adventures, and Cyber Chip requirements.  I like to print this tracking sheet on cardstock, and I print one sheet for each boy to be kept in my leader binder next to their tracking sheet for their Religious Award.  I keep a different tab for every boy with all the tracking sheets (Age Group & Religious Award).  Then I have complete information on each boy.  It helps to do it this way if you do one requirement one week and a different one other weeks.  Not every boy is there every week.  By doing this, I can always know where each boy is at, and it is all in one place.  I keep a roll, and next to the roll I write down what we did that week, and then every couple of weeks I update all the tracking sheets for every boy.  If the parents ever have questions, I always have a place to look back at on the roll, and I can always copy each tracking sheet to show them where their boy is.  Thanks to Jessika Vaupel from the Trapper Trails Council who shared this tracking sheet with us.

** PLEASE do not download these files and email or send them digitally to others.  These are for your personal use only.  If you would like to share these files with others, please copy the link to this post and send them to our site so they can print off their own.  We would love to have everyone that would like a copy to come here to print their own off absolutely free.  We receive money to keep our website open where we store all of our documents and PDF files by people visiting our blog.  Please don't take money out of our pockets by bypassing our blog.

• To print this NEW Bear Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE 
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• To print the NEW Tiger Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE 
• To print the NEW Wolf Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE 
• To print the NEW Webelos Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
• 
  
• To open an Excel Spreadsheet to track TIGERS, similar to Cub Trax, CLICK HERE
• To open an Excel Spreadsheet to track WOLVES, similar to Cub Trax, CLICK HERE
• 
  
• To print the Faith in God Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE    
• To see all the tracking sheets, CLICK HERE

  LINKS FOR THIS SHEET ARE BELOW

• To print the ORIGINAL - Tiger Tracking Sheet , CLICK HERE
• To print the ORIGINAL - Wolf Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
• To print the ORIGINAL - Bear Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
• To print the ORIGINAL - Webelos Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE   

Cub Scout Webelos and Arrow of Light PRINTABLE Tracking and Organization Work Sheet for the New Program - Free - with Adventures and Cyber Chip and Award requirements to help Leaders and Parents

The new Cub Scout program is going to be incredible for the boys.  National has put a lot of time into planning the new adventures and you will love it as soon as you can get your head around it.  We are all about making it easier for all Cub Scout Leaders and Parents.  We hope this new tracking sheet will help you as you start to navigate the new program.

Tracking, planning, and recognition are so important in Cub Scouts.  This new tracking sheet will help you be able to keep track of where each boy is at towards the Webelos and Arrow of Light requirements.  I like to print this tracking sheet on cardstock, and I print one sheet for each boy to be kept in my leader binder next to their tracking sheet for their Religious Award.  I keep a different tab for every boy with all the tracking sheets (Age Group & Religious Award).  Then I have complete information on each boy.  It helps to do it this way if you do one requirement one week and a different one other weeks.  Not every boy is there every week.  By doing this, I can always know where each boy is at, and it is all in one place.  I keep a roll, and next to the roll I write down what we did that week, and then every couple of weeks I update all the tracking sheets for every boy.  If the parents ever have questions, I always have a place to look back at on the roll, and I can always copy each tracking sheet to show them where their boy is.  Thanks to Jessika Vaupel from the Trapper Trails Council who shared this tracking sheet with us.

** PLEASE do not download these files and email or send them digitally to others.  These are for your personal use only.  If you would like to share these files with others, please copy the link to this post and send them to our site so they can print off their own.  We would love to have everyone that would like a copy to come here to print their own off absolutely free.  We receive money to keep our website open where we store all of our documents and PDF files by people visiting our blog.  Please don't take money out of our pockets by bypassing our blog.

• To print this NEW Webelos Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
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• To print the NEW Tiger Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
• To print the NEW Wolf Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE 
• To print the NEW Bear Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
• 
  
• To open an Excel Spreadsheet to track TIGERS, similar to Cub Trax, CLICK HERE
• To open an Excel Spreadsheet to track WOLVES, similar to Cub Trax, CLICK HERE
• 
  
• To print the Faith in God Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE    
• To see all the tracking sheets, CLICK HERE

  LINKS FOR THIS SHEET ARE BELOW

• To print the ORIGINAL - Tiger Tracking Sheet , CLICK HERE
• To print the ORIGINAL - Wolf Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
• To print the ORIGINAL - Bear Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
• To print the ORIGINAL - Webelos Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE   

Cub Scout Wolf PRINTABLE Tracking and Organization Work Sheet for the New Program - Free - with Adventures and Cyber Chip and Award requirements to help Leaders and Parents

We originally put these on our site in 2014.  I am sorry we do not have an update of this sheet with the 2017 requirements.  We have asked for an update from the original donor, but she has not gotten back with us.  We do have other tracking sheets available.  The links are below.

• To print this OLD Wolf Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE
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• To see other Wolf Tracking Sheets, CLICK HERE
• To see all the Tracking Sheets, CLICK HERE
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• To print the Faith in God Tracking Sheet, CLICK HERE    

  

Is the new Cub Scout program scaring you as much as the rest of us?  It is going to be incredible for the boys.  They have put a lot of time into planning the new adventures and you will love it as soon as you can get your head around it.  We are all about making it easier for all Cub Scout Leaders and Parents.  We hope this new tracking sheet will help you as you start to navigate the new program.

Tracking, planning, and recognition are so important in Cub Scouts.  This new tracking sheet will help you be able to keep track of where each boy is at towards the Wolf, Adventures, and Cyber Chip requirements.  I like to print this tracking sheet on cardstock, and I print one sheet for each boy to be kept in my leader binder next to their tracking sheet for their Religious Award.  I keep a different tab for every boy with all the tracking sheets (Age Group & Religious Award).  Then I have complete information on each boy.  It helps to do it this way if you do one requirement one week and a different one other weeks.  Not every boy is there every week.  By doing this, I can always know where each boy is at, and it is all in one place.  I keep a roll, and next to the roll I write down what we did that week, and then every couple of weeks I update all the tracking sheets for every boy.  If the parents ever have questions, I always have a place to look back at on the roll, and I can always copy each tracking sheet to show them where their boy is.  Thanks to Jessika Vaupel from the Trapper Trails Council who shared this tracking sheet with us.

** PLEASE do not download these files and email or send them digitally to others.  These are for your personal use only.  If you would like to share these files with others, please copy the link to this post and send them to our site so they can print off their own.  We would love to have everyone that would like a copy to come here to print their own off absolutely free.  We receive money to keep our website open where we store all of our documents and PDF files by people visiting our blog.  Please don't take money out of our pockets by bypassing our blog.

Cub Scout Paper Rockets shoot hundreds of feet in the air! Free Printable! Would be great to do as a Cub Scout Space Derby. Activity Days Paper Rockets

Paper Rockets are so fun to do with Cub Scouts!  Paper Rockets shoot hundreds of feet in the air and are easy for Cub Scouts to make and shoot themselves.

** PLEASE do not download these files and email or send them digitally to others.  These are for your personal use only.  If you would like to share these files with others, please copy the link to this post and send them to our site so they can print off their own.  We would love to have everyone that would like a copy to come here to print their own off absolutely free.  We receive money to keep our website open where we store all of our documents and PDF files by people visiting our blog.  Please don't take money out of our pockets by bypassing our blog.

• To print a 300dpi PDF of the Cub Scout Rockets, Click Here
• To print a 600dpi PDF of the Cub Scout Rockets, Click Here
• To print a PDF of the Activity Days Rockets, Click Here

I love to use these to teach engineering to the Webelos.  When you make them with paper, the paper fins fall off pretty quickly.  When you make them with cardstock, they last longer, but the fins still have problems.  If you duct tape the back of the paper behind the fins before you roll the rocket, they are much stronger.  These kind of rockets spin around in circles as they fly.  When you don't cut the fins into the paper, but just add other cardstock fins, these rockets are the strongest of all.  I love to have them make each of them and then we talk about why each rocket performed and lasted how they did.  They love to spend the whole time fixing their rockets and adding to them.  I also like to have elmers glue, duct tape and hot glue to be used to glue things together.  This is also a learning experience on how things perform according to what is used to make them.  It is fun to see the boys add rocks right under the nose cone on the inside or duct taped to the outside to add weight.  It is all a science and engineering experiment so let them try different things!

How to Assemble the Rockets:
1.  Print these rockets on 24lb paper or cardstock.  I like cardstock because it makes it stronger and heavier.
2.  Cut 3 straight lines along the edge of the triangles at the bottom of the rocket.
3.  Roll paper around a PVC tube starting on the right side of this paper.
4.  Glue along the edge of the paper as you start, and at the end of the paper as you finish rolling.  At the end, use your finger to smear the glue in a wide stream so it does not all come out of the paper as you finish.
5.  Use a cloth to wipe across the rocket to take off the extra glue and also to hold it down.  Rub for at least 30 seconds while pushing hard.
6.  Insert a foam nose cone with hot glue, stuff it with tissue taped or hot glued in, or squish the top together and tape over the top.

** For the strongest and best rocket, don't cut the fins out before you roll it, but make other fins out of cardstock and glue those on.








   Here is a launcher you could make that would not need to be hooked up to an air compressor.  Click Here to see more about this launcher.