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November Pack Meeting Citizenship

November Pack Meeting Citizenship. SPOOKY TRAIL. Welcome. We’ve been busy since September…. F.O.R.C.E 5K Run Mark-out. Calendar of Events. Holiday on Main Street – Dec. 4 th Ice Skating – Dec. 21 st Pinewood Derby – Jan 24 (weigh-in Jan 20 th and 22 nd ) Blue & Gold Dinner – Feb. 8 th

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November Pack Meeting Citizenship

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  1. November Pack Meeting Citizenship

  2. SPOOKY TRAIL Welcome We’ve been busy since September… F.O.R.C.E 5K Run Mark-out

  3. Calendar of Events • Holiday on Main Street – Dec. 4th • Ice Skating – Dec. 21st • Pinewood Derby – Jan 24 (weigh-in Jan 20th and 22nd) • Blue & Gold Dinner – Feb. 8th • Family Campout – May 16th • Pack Meetings: • Nov 20, Dec 18, Mar 26, Apr 23 • Adult Parents/Leaders Meeting: • First Wed. of every month • Sleepovers and Day-trips TBD (Nov – Mar)

  4. Bobcat Advancement • Den 10 • Den 12 • Den 13 • All other new Cub Scouts

  5. Cub Scout Promise I promise To DO MY BEST, To do my DUTY, to GOD and my country, To HELP other people, and to OBEY the LAW of the Pack.

  6. Law of the Pack The Cub Scout follows Akela. The Cub Scout helps the Pack go. The Pack helps the Cub Scout grow. The Cub Scout gives goodwill.

  7. Cub Scout Motto… DO YOUR BEST!

  8. Congratulations to our new Bobcats!!

  9. Citizenship Cis for Courage to do what is right. Tis for being Thankful and showing our gratitude for the blessings of living in this country. Zis for the Zeal and enthusiasm shown by our military when they fight for freedom. Eis for the Energy needed to be a good citizen – you can’t just sit and do nothing, because citizens vote and participate to protect our world. Nis for Nation – the citizens of our country came from many countries and cultures, speaking many languages, to form one nation under God. Sis for Service that every citizen and especially Cub Scouts give to make our families, community, nation, and world a better place to live. His for Honesty and integrity – part of being a good citizen. Pis for Patriotism – love of country and the willingness to sacrifice to defend it.

  10. Citizenship What’s letter is missing? The most important letter in Citizenship is the “I” because “I” (and you) am the one who should be a good citizen!

  11. Citizenship in the Ranks As a Tiger, a scout promises to “do my duty to God and my country” and learns to handle and fold the flag. The boys in the Wolf Den show that they can be good citizens; they are learning the responsibilities of being a citizen of the world and community. Like all good citizens, they learn to follow the rules! The boys in the Bear Den learn how to help prevent crime by making sure their home is safe. They also learned how to reach the right people in an emergency and they made sure their family is safer by posting important numbers by each phone. They help at home and in their community to make it a better place to live. The Webelos Den is working on the Citizenship Belt Loop and learning about the rights and responsibilities of being a United States citizen. They learn that service is part of being a good scout and a good citizen.

  12. Citizenship Belt Loop Requirements • Develop a list of jobs you can do around the home. Chart your progress for one week. • Make a poster showing things that you can do to be a good citizen. • Participate in a family, den, or school service project.

  13. Citizenship Pin Complete five of the following requirements: • Interview someone who has become a naturalized citizen. Give a report of your interview to your den or family. • Write a letter to your newspaper about an issue that concerns you. Send your letter by mail or e-mail. • Create a collage about America. • Make a list of items to check for a home safety or energy audit and then inspect your home. Talk with your parent or adult partner about correcting any problems you find. • Visit your local site of government. Interview someone who is involved with the governmental process. • Visit a court room and talk with someone who works there. • Go to the polls with your parents when they vote. Talk to them about their choices. • Take part in a parade with your den or pack. • List ways you can recycle various materials and conserve and protect the environment. • Attend a community event or visit a landmark in your community.

  14. Volunteer Opportunities We need some new parent volunteers… • 4 parents for our Membership Committee • 4 parent to set up and lead a new Pinewood Derby Team (Fall 2015 – Winter 2016) • 4 parents to serve as Popcorn Fundraising Coordinators in Fall 2015 • Each den needs an Assistant Den Leader

  15. See your Den Leader for your Pinewood Derby Kits.

  16. 2nd Annual Holiday Night in Stirling • Dec. 4th from 5pm – 8pm • Scouts will act as Elves and stamp each map • Elf hats will be provided by the stores our scouts are stationed in • Wear your scout uniform • Receive a community service certificate • 1 hour to ½ shifts depending on volunteers

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