Adventure Awaits: Bring The Wild Robot to Life with Our Free Guide + Scouting for Wild Ones Kit!
Limited time offer. Get our NEW Scouting For Wild Ones Kit with our digital Wild Robot Book Club Guide and get our year long scouting curriculum, Scouting for Wild Ones, ebook completely FREE!
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Free Guide
We’re thrilled to introduce a FREE reading guide that pairs the beloved book 'The Wild Robot' with our comprehensive Scouting for Wild Ones kit! Together, they create an unforgettable learning adventure that blends the magic of storytelling with real-world scouting skills.
What will your family be doing?
This guide is designed to seamlessly integrate *The Wild Robot*’s story with outdoor exploration activities from the *Scouting for Wild Ones* kit. Here’s what you’ll find:
Hands-on Nature Activities:
As Roz learns to track animals and survive in the wilderness, your kids will be able to do the same! From observing wildlife to building shelters, the guide includes activities that bring nature study to life.
Life Skills Challenges:
Whether it’s learning to use a compass, mastering knot-tying, or identifying animal tracks, your children will gain practical, real-world skills that foster independence and self-confidence.
Group Activities for Teamwork:
In *The Wild Robot*, Roz becomes a leader in the wilderness, working with animals to thrive. Our guide encourages group activities where kids work together, solve problems, and lead their own outdoor challenges.
What Makes Scouting for
Wild Ones Special?
Scouting for Wild Ones isn’t your typical scouting program. It’s a thoughtfully curated outdoor curriculum that blends nature study, citizenship, handicrafts, geography, and more. With scripted lessons and hands-on activities, this kit empowers families to explore the natural world and develop important life skills—all while creating a deep connection with nature.
Here’s what you get with the
Scouting for Wild Ones kit:
- A full year’s worth of scripted lessons and activities to guide your family or homeschool group through fun and educational outdoor adventures.Â
- Opportunities to earn badges through skill tests and challenges, keeping your children motivated and engaged.Â
- Lessons in observation, animal tracking, and survival skills, fostering a sense of wonder and curiosity in the great outdoors.Â
- More advanced skills like compass work, knot-tying, and camp-making, helping kids build resilience, independence, and a love for the wild spaces around them.
If you’ve been looking for a way to infuse your homeschool routine with more outdoor exploration, Scouting for Wild Ones paired with The Wild Robot reading guide is the perfect solution. Your children will not only develop essential life skills but also fall in love with nature and its marvels.
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Excited to start this adventure with your kids? Here’s how you can get started:
1. **Download the FREE *The Wild Robot* Reading Guide** and start bringing the story to life with your kids!
2. **Grab the *Scouting for Wild Ones* Kit** to provide your family with a full year of outdoor lessons, challenges, and badge-earning opportunities.
With this dynamic duo, your children will have the chance to grow, explore, and connect with the world around them in a whole new way. What are you waiting for? Adventure awaits!
See a sample HERE.
NOTE: This is a digital pdf. no physical product will be shipped to you. If you would like the printed book, you can order that in the shop.
Scouting For Wild Ones: A Comprehensive Curriculum
Whether you are just starting to explore the natural world or have been for years, Scouting for Wild Ones is a fun and straightforward way to get your family or group active and engaged outdoors. The subject of scouting includes aspects of Citizenship, geography, handicrafts, nature study and more. As a homeschooler or a weekend explorer, you will find this course will give your children a foundation for important life skills and encourage a love for natural space spaces and wild creatures. Brittney McGann has complied all of her work and research from teaching her own scouting groups into a scripted format to make lessons easy for you. Lessons also include group activities and personal challenges to encourage independence and self direction. Children as young as six will find themselves capable and adults will find that they are challenged to hone their senses and learn alongside the scouts.
Scouting for Wild Ones can be completed over the course of a year or more with family style groups. This scouting course offers scripted lessons and hands on activities to give an introduction to outdoor life. Scouts have the opportunity to earn badges thru skill tests (badge stickers sold separately). It is the goal of this particular scheme of scouting to first teach the children to noice, and then to marvel at the world around them through lessons in observation, animal, stalking, and tracking. Later, scouts will develop more complex skills like compass work, knot tying, making camp, and weather predictions.
Scouting for Wild Ones Kit
 A full year’s worth of scripted lessons and activities to guide your family or homeschool group through fun and educational outdoor adventures. Opportunities to earn badges through skill tests and challenges, keeping your children motivated and engaged. Lessons in observation, animal tracking, and survival skills, fostering a sense of wonder and curiosity in the great outdoors. More advanced skills like compass work, knot-tying, and camp-making, helping kids build resilience, independence, and a love for the wild spaces around them. And for a limited time- The Wild Robot Book Club Guide
Brttiney McGann
"When stripped downs to its most basic idea, the object of scouting is simply this: to teach the scout to care. If he can be taught to care, about his family, his friends and all created things- it follows naturally that out of this care- this love, he would have a desire to serve and to do his duty."
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About the author: Brittney McGann left her career as a high end hairstylist to homeschool her children in 2011. Since then she has researched and written on Charlotte Mason education, hosted and presented at retreats and leads two Charlotte Mason focused homeschool groups, including a family scouting group. Brittney wrote introductions to and facilitated the republication of sloyd books Paper Modelling, by M. Swannell and Cardboard Modelling, by William Heaton. She and her husband are working to restore native trees and wildflowers to their 3.5 acres in North Carolina. Along with their three children Brittney and her husband currently share their home with two guinea pigs, two rabbits, three guinea fowl and a few dozen luna moth cocoons.
Listen to an interview with Brittney about scouting in our modern world.
