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  1. Instructions Click on “View” and then “Notes Page” to view the syllabus and additional notes. When printing, go to “File”, then “Print”, then “Print What”: print both the slides and the notes pages Notes Pages: Show a Resource Where to find more information Handout Complete a Task

  2. Cub Scout Leader Specific

  3. Objectives • Define the role of the Cubmaster and Assistant Cubmaster • Describe the Cub Scout advancement program • Review the importance of pack program planning. • Plan a pack meeting. • Describe the Cubmaster Award. • Succeed as a Cubmaster.

  4. The Pack

  5. The Cubmaster Provides leadership to all den leaders and assistance Leads in planning the pack program Leads monthly pack meetings Works with pack committee to coordinate membership, recruiting, and transition Attend monthly Roundtables More, see CSLB 23-8

  6. The Assistant Cubmaster Helps the Cubmaster Assists in planning the pack program Assists in monthly pack meetings Assists with pack membership, recruiting, and transition Attend monthly Roundtables More, see CSLB 23-9

  7. The Pack Committee is Supported by Pack Committee Chartered organization District and council, through Commissioners Roundtable District committee District executive District training team

  8. Leadership Skills Working with the pack team Effective communications Understanding and working with boys Projecting Cub Scout spirit Showmanship as the pack’s “Master of Ceremonies”

  9. The Advancement Method Grade-related and progressive An asset for parents Parents’ role change as boys mature

  10. Parents and Advancement Tiger Cub parents are “adult partners.” Cub Scout parents work with their boys. Webelos Leaders work differently with Webelos. (Parents should be encouraged to serve as activity badge counselors.)

  11. Uniform • Sense of belonging. • Recognition • Identification with Scouting

  12. Adult Leader Uniforming Adults set the example

  13. Summary • Advancement is grade-based and progressive • Parents are key to advancement for Tiger, Wolf, and Bear Scouts • Leaders are key to advancement for Webelos • Leaders set the uniforming example for all.

  14. Planning in the Pack • Built around monthly themes for Tiger Cubs and Cub Scouts and activity badges for Webelos Scouts • Themes tie each pack meeting together • Annual program planning conference • The monthly pack committee meeting

  15. Cub Scout Program Themes

  16. Cub Scout Leader Book

  17. How-To Book

  18. Webelos Leader Guide

  19. Scouting magazine

  20. Boys’ Life

  21. More National Resources

  22. 10 Elements of Planning Meet the purposes of Cub Scouting FUN Use monthly themes Actvie Boy appeal Achievement Family appeal Resources Lots of variety Flexibility

  23. Annual Program Planning Conference This is a joint responsibility of the pack committee chair and the Cubmaster • Use the Pack Program Planning Chart. • Select themes. • Select activities (include district and council camps, activities, and events). • Complete chart. • Share the load. • Build enthusiasm. • Plan recruiting for boys.

  24. Pack Activities Blue and gold banquet District and council activities Field trips and hikes Pinewood Derby Raingutter Regatta Space Derby Scouting Anniversary Week Service projects Cub Scouting is a year-round program!

  25. Cub Scout Camping Twilight Camp Resident Camp – Bovay Webelos Den overnight camping Webelos Woods Pack Overnighters Be sure to include pack camping in your annual program plans.

  26. Tour Permits

  27. Monthly Planning Meetings Evaluate the last month Finalize the current month Plan ahead Unit leadership enhancement Review the pack budget Social time

  28. Pack Meetings Before the meeting Gathering Opening Program Recognition Closing After the meeting Cub Scout Program Helps contains a model pack meeting plan for each month!

  29. Before the Meeting Room arrangements Materials and equipment Meeting agenda review Recognition review Put on a smile Get ready to have FUN!

  30. Gathering Greeters Den exhibits Pre-opening activity

  31. Opening Opening ceremony/prayer Flag ceremony Pledge of Allegiance Song(fun and active) Welcome and introductions (short and sweet)

  32. Program Tigers and Cubs skits and stunts Webelos den demonstrations Games Include as many boys as possible! Involve parents and others Organization is necessary Be prepared

  33. Recognition Boys Advancement Special awards Leaders Special thanks Leader award presentation Attendance awards Chartered Organization

  34. Closing Announcements Keep it short Important items only Handouts for the other items Closing ceremony Cubmaster’s Minute Flag ceremony, etc.

  35. After the Meeting Serve refreshments Clean up Start getting ready for the next meeting

  36. The Ideal Pack Meeting Pack meeting program is followed Well-planned Everyone participates Exhibits Proper uniforms Start and stop on time Keeping Moving Advancement KISMIF

  37. Let’s Plan a Pack Meeting

  38. Pack Success Centennial Quality Unit Award Leader training Functioning pack Advancement Membership Activities On-time charter renewal Increased retention

  39. Leader Recognition

  40. Cubmaster Knot Tenure Serve 1 year as a registered CM and one as an asst CM or serve 2 years as a registered CM Training Fast Start for Pack Committee online Youth Protection online Pack Committee Leader Specific NLE 4 Roundtables or University of Scouting or Akela’s Trail Performance Earn Quality Unit twice Earn Summertime Pack Award once

  41. Working with Adults Leadership in a busy society All-volunteer force Encourage, don’t instruct Gain consensus Many hands make light work Sometimes, things might not get done

  42. Working with Boys Keep moving. Keep the program lively. Find things they like. Have more than you need. Make parents responsible.

  43. It’s “Your” Pack Have fun. Keep organizes. Know what’s next. Smile. Have a positive attitude.

  44. Local Information Sources Supplemental Training OLSWL BALOO Roundtable Wood Badge Akela’s Trail University of Scouting Safe Swim/Safety Afloat Hazardous Weather Philmont Scout Ranch Fast Start Youth Protection Training New Leader Essentials Leader Specific Training: • Tiger Leader • Den Leader and Asst. • Webelos Leader and Asst. • Pack Committee • Cubmaster

  45. Bovay

  46. Scout Day

  47. Pushmobile

  48. Webelos Woods

  49. District Dinner

  50. Derby Day

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