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We have a
chair waiting for you!
Roundtable is your chance to gain additional training and
insight into how to be a better Scout Leader, get some new program
ideas, and learn about special topics in a fun and motivational
atmosphere. It is also your chance to network within Wotamalo District,
meet new people, make new friends and share and gather resources.
Everyone is invited to our Roundtable, whether you are a veteran
District volunteer, or a first time parent of a Tiger Cub; Roundtable
has something to offer you. Bring a fellow Scouter to share in this
experience!
Boy Scout Leaders!
Roundtable provides a forum for adults involved as leaders in the Boy
Scout
program to
discuss topics of interest,
both formally and informally,
learn
about upcoming District and Council events and programs. Roundtable is open to all adults involved with the Boy Scout
program. Registered troop leaders are especially encouraged to
attend.
Hey Den Leaders!
Are you stuck for
some program ideas? Not sure what to do for the next Den Meeting? Well
stop by our District Roundtables! Besides having an opportunity to meet
with experienced Cub Scout leaders and meeting other Den Leaders
throughout the district doing the same thing you are; you will have an
opportunity to learn about next months program!
Roundtables are on the 2nd Thursday of the month excluding June & July.
Early Bird start at 6:30 p.m. Roundtable start at 7:30 run for 90
minutes.
Roundtables are held at Morton Christian Church, 1001 S. Forth Street,
Morton.
Cub
Scout RoundTable Commissioner: _________
Boy Scout RoundTable Commissioner: Cliff Smith
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Remember when you look at the themes, roundtable does the themes
from the Program Helps book one month ahead so Den Leaders and Cub Masters
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 Hopefully
everyone had a great summer off, but it's now time to bring back our
monthly leaders roundtable. The August Round Table will be on Thursday,
August 10. Round Tables will continue begin at 7:30 p.m. at the Morton
Christian Church, 1001 S. Forth Street, Morton. There will not be an
official early-bird, but join us for free pizza and fellowship beginning
at 6:30 p. m.
Hey Den Leaders!
This month's roundtable program will be School Night for Scouting
Training and packet pickup for the Cub Scout end.
Boy Scout Leaders!
Cliff Smith has some big plans for Boy Scout Roundtable (You might need
a paddle!).
Program: Canoeing
Program Materials:
This
is a very important roundtable, especially for Cub Scout Leaders, I hope
to see everyone there!
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 Cub
Scout Shipbuilders -
Ships have played an important role in the
history of our country since the earliest colonial days. Build a model
of a ship and tell your den what it was used for - whaling,
transportation, fishing, military or commerce. Learn to tie a square
knot and other knots used by sailors. Make sailors hats and sing sea
chanteys. Hold a raingutter regatta. Visit a boatyard or a museum and
learn how ships are made
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Boy Scout Leaders!
Program: Nature
(Live Exhibit)
Program Materials:
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 Cub
in Shining Armor
- Let our heroes shine as they welcome new "Cub Knights" into their den
and pack. Learn about chivalry and the rules of the round table. Make
medieval costumes and design your own coat of arms. Find out what life
was like in the times of castles and knights. Cub Scouts can be
"knighted" as they advance in rank
Early Bird!
Online Rechartering
Hey Den Leaders!
Program
Helps
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Boy Scout Leaders!
Program:
Safety
Program Materials:
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 Cub
Scout Stars -
This month learn which constellations and stars light
up our winter sky. Visit a planetarium or star gaze in a remote area.
Don't forget that the stars in the sky are not the only "stars" that
shine. This is a great time for our Cub Scouts to shine by giving
service, singing, performing in a skit or magic show, or any activity
that exemplifies the purposes of Cub Scouting. Earn the Astronomy belt
loop and pin.
Early Bird!
Youth Protection Training (this is available online as well) This is a
required training for any leader!! If you can't do it online, come to
earlybird and get it done!!
Hey Den Leaders!
Program Helps
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Boy Scout Leaders!
Program: First Aid
Program Materials:
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 Poles
Apart -
Learn about the North and South Poles this month.
Imagine life in a place where there is cold and ice 365 days a year!
Learn about the brave explorers who traveled to the ends of our
earth. Practice with a compass and map; give directions to your home
and school. Experiment with magnets and polarity. Discover the
plants and animals that make the icy poles of the Arctic and
Antarctic their home -- including everyone's favorite flightless
bird, the penguin! Earn the Map & Compass belt loop and pin.
Early Bird!
Friends of
Scouting
Hey Den Leaders!
Age Appropriate Activities: Scouting is a progressive program for
boys from 6-20.
Should also review Age-Appropriate Guidelines from the Guide to Safe
Scouting
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Boy Scout Leaders!
Program:
Winter Camping
Program Materials:
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 Aloha,
Cub Scouts -
Let's take a trip to our 50th state this
month! Cub Scouts will learn about the culture, customs, language,
food, and games of Hawaii. Did you know that the first Hawaiians
came to the islands over 1500 years ago? That surfing was invented
here? That Hawaii was a separate country with its own kings and
queens until 1893? Learn to say hello, thank you and the Cub Scout
Promise in a native Hawaiian language. Try a Hawaiian treat like
"shave ice" for a den snack. Make a flower lei to give a family
member. Play a Hawaiian game like Koname (Hawaiian Checkers) or 'ulumaika
(a game similar to lawn bowling). How about a luau in place of the
monthly pack meeting
Early Bird!
Luau and
Cub Crafts to Accent the Blue and Gold Banquet. (Bring your B&G
banquet questions)
Hey Den Leaders!
Cub Scout Academics and Sports Program
Anniversary Celebration for celebrating Scouting Anniversary Week
(Feb 5-11)
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Boy Scout Leaders!
Program:
Program Materials:
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 Baloo
Skies -
This month Cub Scouts will learn how weather impacts
their daily lives. Visit a local weather station and find out what
meteorologists are doing to make better weather predictions or watch
the weather on radar via the Internet or on TV. Learn about
temperature, barometric pressure, and what makes clouds and rain.
Make a rain gauge. See how the wind affects the land and oceans.
Build and fly a kite with your den or pack. Build a tornado in a
bottle. Learn what birds do to "weather" the storms. Invite a
science teacher, weather forecaster or meteorologist to come to your
pack meeting. Earn the Weather Academic loop and pin.
Early Bird!
Spring
Recruitment
Hey Den Leaders!
This month's roundtable program will cover
Kite Derby & Cub Scout Leader Recognition Plan
(leader award requirements and processing)
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Boy Scout Leaders!
Program:
Program Materials:
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 Cub Cafe
- This month our Cub Scouts can experience the
varied tasks associated with running a cafe. From planning a budget and
menu, to food selection and preparation, to consumption, Cub Scouts can
do it all. Visit a supermarket and learn about where food comes from as
well as the benefits of comparison-shopping. Learn about table etiquette
for both the waiter and consumer. Make your pack meeting a "Food Fair"
where each den runs their own "Cub Cafe" and everyone enjoys a taste.
Early Bird!
New Leader Essentials (Get your new leaders trained early )
Hey Den Leaders!
Edible Fruit Bouquets
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Boy Scout Leaders!
Program:
Program Materials:
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and Bugs Galore -
This month explore creepy crawly critters and
discover the giant world of insects. Take a walk or hike and see how many
insects - or their signs - you can spot. Learn the stages of an insect's life
and how some insects change inside a cocoon or chrysalis. Make a model of an
insect home or build an ant farm. How does an insect survive the winter? Learn
to treat bug bites and stings. Visit a beekeeper and taste fresh honey. Talk to
a farmer, county extension agent or school biologist about the harmful and
helpful things that insects do.
Early Bird!
Youth
Protection Training (required for leaders and day camp staff)
Hey Den Leaders!
This month's roundtable program will cover
First Aid, Safe Hiking, Summertime Meetings,
Year Round Program
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Boy Scout Leaders!
Program:
Program Materials:
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 Wheel
into Summer -
Wheels help us have a "wheely" good time. Our bicycles, skateboards, roller
blades, and scooters are fun provided we use them correctly. Learn about how
bikes are used in other countries and in various types of competitions. How
about having a pack "Wheel Fun Party" where you can demonstrate your skills and
learn safety rules while having lots of fun? Remember to wear the correct
protective gear such as helmets and pads. Conduct a Cubmobile race. Adult family
members can be judges and help with a cookout or picnic. Don't forget to look
into electives that could be completed during the meeting as well earning the
Bicycling and Skating belt loops and pins.
Early Bird!
End of
Year Auction Party & Fall Preplanning
Hey Den Leaders!
This month's roundtable program will be
Pack Rocket Launch & Training Opportunities for leaders.
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Boy Scout Leaders!
Program:
Program Materials:
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Wotamalo District
Be
Prepare for the May Auction Party by earning your Roundtable
Dollars this year. Our auctioneers will accept only Roundtable
Dollars at the auction. 
Attending
the Early Bird Program (6:30-7:30)
