Support Squirrels progression with fun activities, challenges and skill-building ideas designed to develop confidence, curiosity and practical abilities.
The Chief Scout’s Acorn Award is the highest award a Squirrel Scout can earn. It’s designed to recognise the experiences, skills and development a young person has gained during their time in Squirrels. Scouts describes it as recognising Squirrels who have had adventures, helped their friends and learned new things. It’s not a single activity…
Looking for a simple way to help your Squirrel Scout learn the Promise? This free printable gives you an easy-to-use version that can be printed at home or used at Squirrel Scout meetings. Learning the Promise is an important part of becoming a Squirrel Scout. Having the words on a printable can make it easier…
🐿️ A QUICK NOTE FOR PARENTS Squirrel Scouts have lots of opportunities to earn badges as they take part in activities, learn new skills and try new experiences. Badges aren’t simply rewards for being the best at something. They recognise participation, learning, achievement and the experiences Squirrels have along the way. Badge requirements and the…
🌰 SAFETY & AGE-APPROPRIATENESS NOTE Squirrels are 4–6 years old, so activities should always be appropriate for their age, abilities and individual needs. Squirrels should be supported and supervised by appropriately responsible adults, particularly during outdoor activities, cooking, tool use, water activities and anything involving fire. The aim isn’t simply to complete as many badges…
