- Fulfills Step 4 of Scouting America Cub Scout Lion Mountain Lion adventure requirements.
- Can be used as a substitute to fulfill Step 2 of GSUSA Daisy Animal Observer badge requirements.
A wild animal is an animal that lives in nature, like in forests, jungles, or oceans. They find their own food and make their own homes. Wild animals are not pets and don’t live with people. Examples of wild animals are lions, bears, frogs, hawks, and dolphins.
A domesticated animal is an animal that lives with people and is cared for by them. They are our pets and farm animals. They live with us instead of in the wild. These animals are friendly and help us in many ways. Examples of domesticated animals are dogs, cats, cows, horses, and chickens.
Domesticated animals could be riding animals, pack animals, draft animals, guard animals, search and rescue animals, treatment animals, service animals, messenger animals, pets, and livestock.
Fun Activities
- Sort Animal Cards into wild and domesticated
- Animal Sort Relay Race (or Cub Scout Tigers Stuffed Animal Sort Relay)
- Make Animal Paper Bag Puppets, one wild and one domesticated
- Make Animal Stick Puzzles, one wild and one domesticated
- Make Popsicle Stick Animals, one wild and one domesticated
- Cub Scout Lions Craft: Wild vs Domestic
- Draw their favorite animals, one wild and one domesticated
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