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This is my Handbook Name of Tiger Cub Name of Adult Partner
Dear Parents: Welcome to the Boy Scouts of America. Tiger Cubs is the beginning of what we hope will become a lasting relationship between your son and the Scouting program. Scouting is fun with a purpose. Through his participation in the Scouting program, and with your guidance, your son will be well on his way toward developing strong character, good citizenship, and healthy personal fitness habits. The Tiger Cub program is designed to meet the needs of the youngest members of the BSA. Your son will be greatly helped by your enthusiastic participation in the many parent-son activities that are the core of the Tiger Cub program. All parents want their children to enjoy a safe childhood. Part of growing up is learning how to avoid dangers. When children are the age of Tiger Cubs, parents are the most effective teachers of safety strategies. Although discussing child safety issues with your children may sometimes be difficult for you, it is important. One of the most important steps parents can take to protect their children is to discuss defense strategies with them and to establish an atmosphere of open communication. Research shows that children whose parents talk to them about child protection are more effective at fending off assaults. Your role is very important. The following points are offered to help you and your child talk about child protection issues: • If you are uncomfortable discussing child protection issues with your child, let him know. When parents who are uncomfortable discussing safety with their children try to hide their uneasiness, the children may misinterpret the anxiety and be less likely to come to their parents when they need help. You can use a simple statement like, “I wish we did not have to talk about this. I am uncomfortable because I don’t like to think that this could happen to you. I want you to know that it’s important, and you can come to me whenever you have a question or if anybody ever tries to harm you.” • Select words that your child understands. Establishing an understanding between you and your child on safety issues makes it more likely that your child will come to you if something harmful happens. • Provide the opportunity for your child to practice youth protection skills. Learning is made more effective when children have the chance to practice with you the skills they are taught. Personal Safety Rules for Children Cub Scout–age children benefit from having concrete safety rules. It is important, however, to stress that traditional cautions about “strangers” are not sufficient to protect our children. It may be hard for a child to differentiate between a stranger and someone who is known but not considered a trusted adult. In addition, individuals who harm children are usually known to the child. Cub Scout– age children need to rely upon adult guidance to improve their safety. Discuss the following safety rules with your child and then help your child apply them in the What if … exercises in the next section.
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Page 5 and 6: A Bobcat Requirement Helping your s
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Page 11 and 12: Contents Introductory Guide for Tig
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Page 15 and 16: Introductory Guide for Tiger Cub Ad
Page 17 and 18: Your Son, Scouting, and You As a pa
Page 19 and 20: Each den meeting and den activity i
Page 21 and 22: more than one month, depending on h
Page 23 and 24: Possible Monthly Themes All Aboard!
Page 25 and 26: • Most den meetings begin with a
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Page 29 and 30: leader will also sign and indicate
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Page 33: and share. Electives provide advanc
Page 36 and 37: Character Connections ® Character
Page 39 and 40: Welcome to Tiger Cubs! (For you and
Page 41: achievements you have done. When yo
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Page 46 and 47: 3 Tell what Webelos means. Webelos
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Page 50 and 51: Achievement 1Making My Family Speci
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keeping your bedroom or play area n
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1D. Den Activity Every Tiger Cub ha
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1G. Go See It! In some ways, family
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Achievement 2Where I live 44 Achiev
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2F. Family Activity Maps help us fi
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wearing your Tiger Cub uniform when
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2G. Go See It! Every community has
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Achievement 3Keeping Myself Healthy
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3F. Family Activity Knowing what to
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Note to Adult Partner: A. Contact y
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REQUIREMENT 3D Make a Food Guide Py
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for one person, and sometimes peopl
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Achievement 4How I Tell It 62 Achie
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4F. Family Activity Mealtime can be
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This is a good opportunity for you
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Did You Know…that the Boy Scouts
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Achievement 5Let’s Go Outdoors 70
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your five senses: seeing, hearing,
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5D. Den Activity Many trees and bus
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5G. Go See It! Walking is great exe
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Electives Once a boy has earned his
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Snowflakes It is fun to make snowfl
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draws families together and creates
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Make a family mobile. Materials: Li
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Fifth Verse I’ve got that Tiger C
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Pie Pan Tambourine Materials: Alumi
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9 A ELECTIVE New Friend When people
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You might offer to do things such a
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11 ________________________________
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There may be more than one answer.
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ELECTIVE 15 Our Colorful World Beli
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Note to Adult Partner: This is an e
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ELECTIVE 18 Sew a Button It is hand
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Magic Jumping Paper Clips Materials
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other people—even in skits. Your
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Paper Plate Puppet Materials: Paper
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Note to Adult Partner: A traditiona
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ELECTIVE 24 Help in the Kitchen Man
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Patriotic Surprise Ingredients: Blu
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ELECTIVE 27 Emergency! We never exp
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28 ________________________________
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Make a bird feeder and then hang it
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With your den or family, play Clean
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Here are two suggestions: • Colle
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Note to Adult Partner: Cub Scouting
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ELECTIVE 39 Go to Work Do you ever
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Don’t swim just after a large mea
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ELECTIVE 48 Go for a Ride Public tr
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ELECTIVE 50 Banking Visit a bank. B
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4. Attend a pack overnighter. Be re
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Cub Scout Leave No Trace Pledge I p
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Academics Art Astronomy Chess Citiz
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Your adult partner can find out mor
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Family Activity Topics 1. Learning
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are there along with him. But when
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Bobcat Trail 1. The Cub Scout Promi
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Tiger Track Trail Each time you com
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