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BALOO'S BUGLE - (September 2016 RT / October 2016 Prog Ideas) Page 28 DEN MEETING TOPICS Remember – Boys want to be active!! See, too, that they earn their awards (Never say GET. You get sick, you do not get awards – You earn awards. A little CD Philosophy). Big Rock Ideas – suggestions for Big Rocks that fit Interest Topics or seasonal activity. If years are next to an item (e.g. 13-14) that suggested Big Rock is in that Roundtable Planning guide and on-line at http://www.scouting.org/scoutsource/Commissioners/r oundtable.aspx RT FOCI ** - Cyber Chip is now an annual requirement. Each Cub Big Rock Ideas - Incorporating STEM (15-16), Aims Big Rock Ideas - Youth with Disabilities, Parent Scout must earn it every year. of Scouting (16-17), Trained Leaders (12-13), Engagement (12-13). Cubcast/Scoutcast Session Big Rock Ideas - Recruiting or Coordinate with BS RT and Session Topics - Cub Scout Cooking including Topics - Family Involvement, Families Involvement write one about Internet use or another topic. Interest Topics - Internet Resources, Cyber Chip, Internet Cooking Tips, Hygiene, Safety, LNT, Scoutstrong in Den Mtgs and Pack Mtgs. Also, in Advancement Safety Review, Age Appropriate Internet Experiences Healthy Unit Award and other pack activities RT MONTH August, 2016 September, 2016 October, 2016 ARROW OF LIGHT Cyber Chip ** Scouting Adventure WEBELOS Cyber Chip ** Cast Iron Chef BEAR Cyber Chip ** Also, check the list in the Bugle of Adventures that have a CHARACTER COMPASS pointing to CLEAN! Bear Picnic Basket, Bear Necessities Also, check the list in the Bugle of Adventures that have a CHARACTER COMPASS pointing to KIND! Project Family Paws for action Also, check the list in the Bugle of Adventures that have a CHARACTER COMPASS pointing to COURTEOUS! WOLF Cyber Chip ** Running with the Pack Duty to God Footsteps TIGER Cyber Chip ** Tiger Bites Family Stories Family Stories MEETING Adventures that tie to Interest Topic Adventures that tie to Interest Topic Adventures that tie to Interest Topic PACK MTG THEME TO THE RESCUE CREEPY CRAWLERS CUBS IN SHINING ARMOR MONTH/ PM CORE VALUE SEPTEMBER: HELPFUL OCTOBER: KIND NOVEMBER - COURTEOUS CHARACTER COMPASS OCTOBER - ADVENTURES with a CHARACTER COMPASS pointing to KIND: TIGER – Backyard Jungle (Core) Tiger-iffic(Elec) WOLF – Duty to God – Footsteps (Core) Cubs Who Care (Elec) BEAR – Fur, Feathers, and Ferns (Core) Critter Care (Elec) WEBELOS CORE – Webelos Walkabout (Core) ARROW OF LIGHT CORE – Duty to God In Action (Core) WEBELOS & AOL ELECTIVES – Into the Wild (Elec) NOVEMBER - ADVENTURES with a CHARACTER COMPASS pointing to COURTEOUS: TIGER – Tiger Bites(Core) Tigers – Safe & Smart (Elec) WOLF – Call of the Wild (Core) Collections and Hobbies (Elec) BEAR – Paws for Actions (Core) Beat of the Drum (Elec) WEBELOS CORE – First Responder (Core) ARROW OF LIGHT CORE – None (Core) WEBELOS & AOL ELECTIVES – Maestro (Elec)
BALOO'S BUGLE - (September 2016 RT / October 2016 Prog Ideas) Page 29 THEME RELATED STUFF TO THE RESCUE RELATED ADVENTURES All Adventures are fun. – TIGER – Tigers in the Wild – #4 While on the hike, find three different kinds of plants, animals (Insects are animals!), or signs WOLF – Paws on the Path - #7 – Name two insects Call of the Wild - #3, While on a den or family outing, identify four different types of animals (Insects are animals!),. BEAR – Fur, Feathers, and Ferns - #1 – Identify six signs that any … , insects,… WEBELOS CORE – First Responder – #5 – Demonstrate how to treat e. – Tick Bites, f. Bites and stings of other insects ARROW OF LIGHT CORE NONE WEBELOS & ARROW OF LIGHT ELECTIVES – Into the Wild - #1 – Collect and care for an "insect, amphibian, or reptile zoo." Into the Wild - #4 – Watch at least four wild creatures (reptiles, amphibians, arachnids, fish, insects, or mammals)… Into the Wild - #6 – Identify an insect, reptile, bird, or other wild animal … PACK MEETING THEMES AND PLANS www.scouting.org From National's Website for the new plans using the Core Values based on the Scout Law: Here are a few thoughts to consider around these new pack meeting plans. First, there is a plan for each month that corresponds with a point of the Scout Law. In addition, each plan has a theme to help make the pack meeting even more fun! The plans do not have to be used in a specific order. Tips for Utilizing the Plans Pack meeting plans do not have to be done in any special order, but it is recommended that you include all of the points of the Scout Law each year. The pack planning meeting would be a good time to determine the order. There are pack meeting plans for multiple years posted on the website. It is your pack's choice of which one to select from each point of the Scout Law for each year. Pack meetings should not last longer than an hour. Adjust the plan to make it fit within the time. Research and experience tells us that Cub Scouts have a hard time sitting still for that long. Keep the meetings fun, active, and engaging. If you are comfortable with a costume to fit the theme of the meeting, go for it! Importantly, keep it simple and make it fun. The following required adventures have a requirement that suggests or requires completion at a pack meeting. Please plan accordingly as part of your annual program planning process. Work with your den leaders to plan when these activities will take place.
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