COMMISSIONER'S CORNER Music Prayer From 2005-2006 CS Roundtable Planning Guide “Music brings joys to our lives. May we take the joy that it brings to us and spread it to the people whom we meet. Amen.” new contributors this month – Alice from Golden Empire Council (Sacramento, CA) has returned. Look for her great stuff throughout Baloo's Bugle. Mark, A Cubmaster from Garden State Council with a great Lion Program is passing on some of his hints for Cubmasters. Mark and I traveled our council's RT circuit several times promoting the new Cub Adventure program and answering leaders' questions. Look for his items under Cubmasters. Bob from Illinois who is a District Commissioner and has been CS and BS RT Commissioner, Tiger Leader, Cubmaster, and many more! He going to handle all our Social Media items. We are still looking for a "Few Good Volunteers." How about an Assitant Council Commissioner – Roundtables who wants to write acolumn each month to help out RT Commissioners all around the BSA?? We still really need help. And it is not too late – check out the list on page 2!!! Four Reasons to Sing Loud If God gave you a good voice, sing loud, He deserves to hear it. If God gave you a good voice, sing loud, We deserve to hear it. If God didn't bless you with a beautiful singing voice, Sing loud, who is a man to judge what God, has given you? If God didn't give you a beautiful singing voice, Sing loud, sing out strong… God deserves to hear it. He's got no one to blame but himself! BOOKS/ LINKS TO MATERIALS FROM UNIVERSITIES AND POW WOWs NEEDED – If your council ran a University or a Pow Wow and published a book or posted files on the web or on a cloud somewhere. Let us know. We are always looking for new material. You can write us at – and The Program Updates page has been regrouped. the CS Adventure is in full swing, the emphasis on getting ready for it has been reduced. The downloads are still all there. And great information about three new Cub Leader courses at next summer. of
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More Wolf Scout Information to Use: - Tasks to perform to earn the Wolf badge - Tasks to perform to earn arrow points - great den meeting and pack activity ideas - see what awards are available to Wolf scouts - a few ceremonies - den or pack games just right for 2nd graders - fun meal graces - funny, gross, and silly jokes for scouts - community or conservation projects for your Wolf den - easy recipes you can make with your scouts for fun snacks or on family campouts - skits that Wolf Scouts like to do - songs for Wolfs - choose stories that Wolf scouts will enjoy and understand - make sure you put all those badges and patches in the right spots - extra recognition opportunities - sample schedule of meetings and activities Help your den be the hit of the next pack meeting by presenting a great cub scout skit from this collection. Make sure the scouts have time to practice their parts and are ready to perform. As they get better at working together, scouts should get to choose their own cub scout skits to present. Giving them a list of 3 or 4 to choose from might be a good idea. class="ttext">Let each scout have an opportunity to be the lead onstage. Participating in cub scout skits is a great way to build comfort at being in front of groups. Remember to coach the scouts to perform for the audience rather than just giggle amongst themselves. Wolf Elective Adventure: Code of the Wolf Do one of the following: With the members of your den or family, make a game with