Cheri Pepka, Chair of the Cub Scout Program Helps Task Force, generates some super ideas for December's Celebrations Around the World theme. And Sam Thompson, Director of the Cub Scout Division for the National Council, steps into the studio to talk about the state of Cub Scouting in America.
It's not just about the den leader, it's not just about a family, it's not just about the Scouting principles, it's when all of those three come together. He found a need and decided he was going to try to fill it."
Denner: DJ Assistant Denner: Justin Wolf Achievements: #2. Your Flag #6. Start a Collection #8. Cooking and Eating Wolf Electives: #10. American Indian Lore Cub Scout Academics: Citizenship and Collecting Belt Loops United States Heritage Award
Service Hour Syndrome" strikes again! "Show up for the blah, blah, blah and you'll get service-hour credit," says the Scoutmaster. Ouch! What he's really teaching here is "don't do nuthin' unless ya get somethin' fer it!" Whatever happened to the notion of "Show up and help out, because THAT'S WHAT SCOUTS DO!"?
#37-Feedback We cover website compilations, Pack Meetings, Woodbadge and lots more. Links: Demonstration for Adult Recruitment - http://www.cubroundtable.com/assets/pdf-documents/Adding-Machine-Tape-Demonstration-for-Adult-Recruiting.pdf USSSP Podcast List - http://netcommish.com/podcasts.asp The Cub Scout Leader Blog - http://thecubscoutleader.blogspot.com/
Complete these requirements: Explain ways to protect yourself while ice skating, and the need for proper safety equipment. Spend at least 30 minutes practicing the skills of skating. Go ice skating with a family member or den for at least three hours.
Howdy. Units are still struggling with the centennial quality unit awards. In addition to the excel spreadsheet to assist with the planning, number crunching and tracking part, we've added a powerpoint presentation that explains the process and criteria a little bit more.
Cars have fascinated every generation since their invention in 1769. They've been featured in many movies and on television. Discover the different kinds of cars and trucks such as limousines, taxis, vans, pickups, SUVs and racecars. Learn how these vehicles are built, repaired, modified and sold.
food drive, Scouting for Food clothing drive holiday toy collection, Toys for Tots Shut in visits Hospital visits, especially childrens' hospitals reading for sick kids in hospitals Nursing home visits Singing Christmas carols at a local nursing home make get well cards for sick folks Visit VA Hospital bake sale to help non-profit group walk-a…
Travis Mason, 18, and his mother, Kym Mason, were driving during a rainstorm. Their SUV went off the slippery road and rolled to the bottom of a ravine, throwing Mrs. Mason from the vehicle. Listen as Travis describes what he did to treat his mother in a true story of Scouts in Action.
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