Ojibwa Cub Scout Round Table

OJIBWA Cub Scout Round Table Ojibwa District - Clinton Valley Council

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Clinton Valley Council

Ojibwa District

Ojibwa Scout RT

Be Prepared
- Boy Scout Motto

Roundtable Staff
Tom Murphy
Commissioner
tdmurphy@
wowway.com

Dave Hudson Committee
& Cubmasters
bgj8184@
aol.com

Jim Murray
Wolf/Bear

Mike Houlihan
Webelos

Renee Kulczynski
Tiger Cub
walray21@
yahoo.com

Ray Szpiech
Website Admin
rayszpiech@
yahoo.com

District Staff
Mark Forbare
District Commissioner
mf21@
daimlerchrysler.com

Bill Morgan
District Director
wimorgan@
bsamail.org

Darin Decator
District Executive
ddecator@
bsamail.org

Useful Web Resource Links

*Scouting Bear

A Cub Scout Prayer

  Help us, dear God, to love thee day by day
  To do our duty to you and enjoy our play
  To keep our cub scout promise the best that we can
  And to do our best always to help our fellow man.

Amen.

2005 - 2006 National Themes

2005
September
- Cub Scout Roundup

October
- To the Rescue

November
- My Family Tree

December
- Faith, Hope and Charity

2006
January
- Music Magic

February
- Cubs in the Future

March
- Cubstruction

April
- Our Feathered Friends

May
- Diggin' in the Dirt
June
- Invent a Reason to Celebrate
July
- Red, White, and Baloo
August
- Scouting It Out

Welcome to the 2005 - 2006 Cub Scout Roundtable Archive

Roundtable is your chance to get the latest and greatest ideas for your Pack’s program!

National Summertime Pack Award
Apply for your National Summertime Pack Award Soon
CLICK ON THE LINK to get the form http://www.scouting.org/forms/33748.pdf

DATE	TOPIC	Newsletter	Forms & Handouts
September 8, 2005	New Leaders: Quick Start Essentials and How to Plan and Run a Meeting Experienced Leaders: What to do this Year	Click HERE!	Click HERE for Handouts!
October 13, 2005	New Leaders: Quick Start Essentials - How to Make a Yearly Plan Experienced Leaders: Webelos to Scout Transition Planning	Click HERE!
November 10, 2005	Successful Pack Celebrations -Planning and “Scripts” -Do Mock Celebration -How Dens Contribute to a Great Event	Click HERE!
December 8, 2005	Cancelled
January 12, 2006	Communications -Who to talk to when -How to communicate with Parents -How to get in local newspaper -Restrictions on Personal Information	Click HERE!	Click HERE for Handouts!
February 9, 2006	Den Chiefs and Denners -How to Get Den Chiefs -How to Run Denners -How to organize and find Training requirements for Den Chiefs -What it means to have one	Click HERE!	Click HERE for Handouts!
March 9, 2006	Summer Pack Program -What Can You Do -How to Keep Excitement Up -How to Organize -Summer Pack Program Award	Click HERE!
April 13, 2006	Cub Cooking and Cub Camping -What to cook -What to bring -Rules to Follow for Camping	Click HERE!	Click HERE for Handouts!
May 11, 2006	2006 Program Planning -Starting your plan for 2006-2007

Click here to access the 2004/2005 Cub Roundtable information.

Scout Reverence

A Scout is Reverent. With the wide variation in ethnic and cultural background in many of our Packs, it pays to be sensitive to the various methods of worship. And part of that reverence is to respect others beliefs and practices.

As an example, to be culturally sensitive to all denominations of Scouts present at a meal, begin the blessing before meal:

"Please prepare yourself as your religion dictates."

(Not all religions WANT you to remove your hat or bow your head.)

Then at the close of your prayer, offer:

"We ask these things each according to our own faith, and I ask in the name of Our Lord."

Cub Training
"Every Boy Deserves a Trained Leader"
Cub Scout Leader Specific Training is on!!!
This training is for New Leaders and those new to their position.
So don't wait, Sign up now at
http://training.cvc-bsa.org/
Council is also running OWL Training for new Webelos Leaders as well as BALOO Training
Don't know what these are? Then Visit the Clinton Valley Council's Training Web Page for the details.
More Info: : http://training.cvc-bsa.org/

Cubs

*Tiger Cub Ceremonies

*Bobcat Ceremonies

*Wolf Ceremonies

*Bear Ceremonies

*FREE TOOL FOR TRACKING CUB SCOUT ACHIEVEMENTS

Webelos

*Arrow Of Light Ceremonies
*Crossover Ceremonies
*Bridge for Webelos Crossover

The Guide to Safe Scouting

Carry a copy, read it, use it…..It is the source for official answers to tough issues.
http://www.scouting.org/pubs/gss/toc.html
A bound hard-copy version (BSA Supply #34416D) is also available. To obtain a copy, visit the CVC Trading Post.

Ojibwa Roundtable Objectives

  1. Provide Fundamental Training and Help on Key Cub Areas to Help You "Get up to Speed"
  2. Introduce/Reinforce National Themes
  3. Provide "How to Execute Help" - Help to Get Started
  4. HAVE FUN!


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