CUB SCOUT ROUNDTABLE SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS Per 2016-2017 Roundtable Planning Guide. RT Month Program Pack Meeting Theme and Scout Law Point Roundtable Interest Topic and Scout Law Point Pack Meeting Scout Law Point Pack Meeting Roundtable Law Point Roundtable Interest Topic Aug 2105 Sept 2015 Helpful To The Rescue Internet Resources Sept 2015 Oct 2015 Kind Creepy Crawlers Thrifty Cub Scout Cooking Oct 2015 Nov 2015 Courteous Cubs in Shining Loyal Family Involvement Nov 2015 Dec 2015 Cheerful Celebrate Friendly Working as a Team Dec 2015 Jan 2016 Obedient Cub Scout City Council Brave Recognition Jan 2016 Feb 2016 Reverent Passport to Other Lands Reverent Duty to God Feb 2016 Mar 2016 Loyal Our National Treasures Cheerful STEM Activities Mar 2016 Apr 2016 Thrifty Power Up Obedient Aqua Cubs Apr 2016 May 2016 Clean A Picnic with Pizzazz Cub Scout Hiking May 2016 Jun 2016 Brave Roaming Reptile Alert Helpful Cub Scout Camping Jun 2016 Jul 2016 Trustworthy Let the Games Begin Kind Campfire Etiquette Jul 2016 Aug 2016 Friendly #CUBSCOUTS Courteous Enjoying Nature
DL Breakout Topics WL Breakout Topics CM Breakout Comm Breakout CS Leader Social Media & BSA Internet Resources DL Topics + Game Design & Engineering BSA Social Media Guidelines On-Line Promotion of the Pack I'net resources, BSA Social policy Combined Session - Cooking Helpful CS Cooking Tips, Hygiene, Safety, LNT, Scoutstrong Healthy Unit Award Combined Session - Family Too Little or Too Much, Family Involvement in Advancement Teams in your dens Den Teams, Less parents, Prep for teams in Boy Scouts The CM and the Pack Team The Pack Committee team Recognition in Dens Recognition in Dens, Recognize leadership How to recognize youth & adults Recognizing Pack Adults Why, how, & when we recognize & adults Combined Session - Duty to God Duty to God Adventures & religious emblems STEM Adventure Rqmnts (Hands On) Discussion of STEM Nova & Supernova Awards STEM Adventure Rqmnts (Hands On) Discussion of STEM Nova & Supernova Awards Combined Session - STEM - Review STEM Nova and Supernova Awards on line. Then discuss Overview of CS STEM Nova and Supernova Review Reqmnts for water realated Adventures Review Reqmnts for water realated Adventures Adv Rqmnts, BSA Swim policies and local swim areas Water Safety Aquatic Adevntures, Areas, Safety Preparing for a hike Review Webelos Walkabout The CM and Den & Pack Hikes Hike Planning Various Hiking Topics for all levels Combined Session - CS Camping BALOO Training, BSA Camping Rules, Types of Camps, Camp Logistics, Resources Combined Session - Campfire Etiquette Part 1 - Etquette, Safety, LNT Part 2 - Program Material, Positive Emphasis, Resources Nature is NATURE-al in Scouting Nature is NATURE-al in Scouting Combined Session - Nature Nature is NATURE-al in Scouting Safety, 2 Deep, Buddy System Overview of Nature is NATURE-al
If you are using a paper copy the link to all the Pack Meeting Plans is: UPCOMING MONTHS September's Scout Law point, HELPFUL, will use the theme, To the Rescue. Month Year Theme HELPFUL Months November 2015 Cubs In Action September 2016 To The Rescue Potential "TO THE RESCUE" Months October 1949 Fire Detectives May 1957 Cub Scout Fireman October 1960 Fire Detectives January 1964 "Family Pack Plan October 1971 Fire Detectives October 1978 Be Firesafe April 1979 Emergency Savers October 1979 Fire Detectives October 1981 Be Firesafe January 1984 Survival October 1987 Fire Detectives October 1992 Fire Detectives September 1995 Dial 911 October 1997 Fire! Fire! November 2001 Hometown Heroes November 2002 Kids Against Crime January 2004 Home October 2005 To The Rescue November 2009 Scout Salute September 2012 Hometown Heroes August 2013 Kids Against Potential HELPFUL" Months (Months with Goodwill based theme) December 1995 Do a Good Turn December 1996 Helping Others December 1997 The Golden Rule December 2003 A Cub Scout Gives Good Will December 2005 Faith, Hope & Charity November 2008 Spreading Of Kindness March 2013 Planting Seeds of Kindness November 2014 Give Goodwill March 2015 Aware and Care November 2015 Cubs In Action October's Scout Law point, KIND, will use the theme, CREEPY CRAWLERS. KIND Months (Themes for Compassion) December 1940 Good Will - Cub Style December 1941 Giving Good Will December 1943 Good Will Month December 1945 Follows - Helps - Gives December 1947 and Gives December 1948 Goodwill December 1961 Follows, Helps, and Gives December 1969 Cub Scout Gives Good Will December 1972 Follows, Helps, Gives December 1975 Cub Scout Gives Good Will December 1991 Follows, Helps, Gives December 2003 Cub Scout Gives Good Will 2004 Walk In My Shoes November 2008 Spreading Seeds Of Kindness March 2011 Compassion March 2012 Compassion March 2013 Planting Seeds of Kindness March 2015 Aware and Care Potential "CREEPY CRAWLER " Months October 1955 Cub Scout Beekeepers May 1971 Growing, Flying, Crawling May 1992 Bugs and Things June 1995 Bugs `n Things April 2000 Bugs & Things May 2007 Cubs and Bugs Galore Other Potential Months August 1940 Natural Adventures July 1942 Nature August 1948 Nature August 1951 Nature September 1956 Cub Scout Naturalist April 1964 Cub Scout Naturalists April 1975 Cub Naturalists
Show you can communicate in at least two different ways. Work with your den to create an original skit. Work together with your den to plan, prepare, and rehearse a campfire program to present to your families at a den meeting. Practice and perform your role for a pack campfire program. Workbook for use with these requirements: RATIONALE FOR ADVENTURE This adventure will give Cub Scouts an opportunity to become comfortable speaking in front of others. It will also serve as a foundation for organizing and performing a campfire program. TAKEAWAYS FOR CUB SCOUTS Working together to ideas Being part of a team Learning to cope with stress, fear, and anxiety Participating in a campfire A Scout is helpful, cheerful, trustworthy. [Wolf Character Compass] NOTES TO DEN LEADER Meeting 3 will be a Wolf den campfire. Make sure that all of the Scouts’ families are invited as soon as the time and location are arranged, and that any needed props are provided or brought by the boys. Wolf Scouts will also practice and perform roles at an upcoming pack meeting. Ideas for Adventure Requirements: Different ways to communicate include: facial expressions, writing, drawing, touching, sign language, speaking, braille, morse code A short skit with simple lines usually works much better. Ensure every scout gets to be on stage. Presenting to a small, friendly audience is a great way to get more comfortable performing. Consider inviting parents and siblings to arrive 15 minutes before the end of a regular den meeting just for the short program, so an extra meeting is not needed. Communicate with other den leaders to ensure a variety of entertainment since they will all have similar requirements. Den Meeting Ideas for Howling at the Moon Adventure: Play some . View communication info. Use the . There are many ideas for Wolf , , , and available. list of 6 skits that can be done without props and with little practice. The Viper is Coming! This works best with at least 5 boys. Cub Scout 1: Runs in “The viper is coming! Run!” Runs out Cub Scout 2: Runs in “The viper is coming! Hide!” Runs out #3: Runs in “The viper is coming! Call for help!” Runs out #4: Runs in “The viper is coming! Save yourselves!” Runs out Viper: Walks in holding a napkin or rag “Hallo! I’m de Viper! Vere’s de Vindows?” Got Any Duck Food?