Sunday, May 28, 2017

July 2017- #CUBSCOUTS

# CUBSCOUTS/Friendly
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Icebreaker
Create a two lists: text message abbreviations and abbreviation meanings.
Example:  LOL       Laugh Out Loud
TTYL     Talk to you later
Cut the abbreviations and meanings into cards and distribute to the group.
Ask the group to find their other half.


Song




Interest topic

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Breakout Tiger/Wolf
Recruiting book marks for the whole pack


Breakout Bear/Webelos/AOL
Open house activities 

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Resources

See you September 14th as we kick off a new year of Cub Scouting together.  Come get new ideas and make new friends!

June 2017-Let the games begin

Let the Games Begin/Trustworthy

Icebreaker
Divide group into teams.  Instruct teams to create a team name, a logo, and a yell.  Have the teams present their team info.

Skit
Scout camp / campfire skits:
Training for the Olympics

Personnel: Cubmaster, Coach, 3 Cub Scouts
Setting: training of Cub Scout athletes
Leader: (Sets the stage) This is a typical day in the training of our Cub Scout athletes.
Coach: Time to get up!
Cub 1: I'm tired, I didn't go to bed until 10.
Coach: You know the rules about lots of rest. Now eat your breakfast.
Cub 2: (Sits slouched over his food, shoveling it in)
Coach: Sit up straight and don't gobble your food.
Cub 3: We're going to be outside. (Scouts walk across the stage and start exercising)
Coach: Okay, boys, that's enough. Hit the showers.
All Cubs: Do we have to? (they all continue to grumble)
Coach: It's either that or this- (the boys start to run into the crowd saying "No, No!"
The coach chases the boys with a bucket. When the boys are in the crowd he throws
 the bucket of confetti into the crowd.)

Pack activity






Tiger/Wolf Breakout
Tiger-Tiger Tag
Wolf-Paws of Skill

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Bear/Webelos/AOL Breakout
Bear-Marble Madness
Webelos/AOL- Sportsman


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Resources

May 2017-Roaming Reptile Alert

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Game

Pack activity







Breakout-Tiger/Wolf
Tiger-Backyard jungle
Wolf-Grow Something


Breakout-Bear, Webelos, AOL
Bear-Fur, feather, ferns
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Resources





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Cub Scout Roundtable June 8th at Waggoner Park at 7pm
Cookout!  We provide the meat you provide the rest and bring your best dessert too!

Tuesday, May 9, 2017

April 2017






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PICNIC WITH PIZZAZZ

Introduction and Announcements





Theme and Point





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Icebreaker




New Roundtable Format and Commissioner




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Interest topic






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Tiger/Wolf Breakout




Bear/Webelos/AOL Breakout




What's coming up




Resources

Pack meeting planning guide



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Wednesday, April 19, 2017


Hey guys did you know that there is a Super Nova program going on this summer at South Plains Council?  Well there is and space is limited.  Below is the link to the info if you are interested.  This program is for Webelos and Arrow of Light boys.   Sounds like a good time!

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Dr. Charles H. Townes Supernova Award Program for Webelos I and II

Kickoff Date:  Saturday, June 17th at the Mahon Library Community Room

Interest Forms can be filled out online at until May 5thhttp://SPC.Kintera.Org/Supernova  

Registration begins mid-May.  If you filled out an Interest Form you will have the opportunity to register first.

Program Fee:  $30 per scout (program limited to 25 scouts)

Contact:  Julie Spallholz (Julie.spallholz@gmail.com)

Monday, April 3, 2017

 I just wanted to share an idea talked about at the last Round Table!

Pack 574 were working on their Cyberchip and wanted to show an example to their Scouts how it might look safe but looks are deceiving.  They bought Jelly Belly Beanboozled jelly beans and had the boys pick 2 of the same color.  When the boys tried both jelly beans they found that one was not the flavor they thought it would be.  It was a great lesson in internet safety.  Thanks Barbie Taylor for sharing your idea with the group!