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St. Peters, MO |
Den 5 -- Past Calendar |
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Date/ time of
Meeting and duration of
meeting |
Saturday
February 02, 2008 6 pm |
1 ½ to 2 hrs |
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Step |
Detail |
Person Responsible |
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Meeting Place |
Larry |
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Before The Meeting Starts
(supplies needed for meetings) |
Items
Needed for following: 1)
Sheet of paper with pen for step 3 in activities. 2)
Bring leader guide book for step 6 |
Scot |
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Gathering |
Have
boys make fire escape plans of your meeting place. |
Larry |
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Opening |
Pledge
of Allegiance Scout
Oath, Law, Motto, Slogan, and Outdoor code |
Larry |
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Activity |
1)
Collect Pyramid Worksheets go over results. See what habits
can be improved on. This
completes the Fitness Badge. 2)
Collect Fire escape plan for their families homes (req 11) 3)
Explain how you can get help quickly if there is an
emergency in your home. Make a “help list: of people or agencies that
can help you if you need it. (req 3) 4)
Demonstrate the Heimlich Maneuver and tell when it is used.
(req 4) 5)
Tell what steps must be taken for a safe swim.
(req 8) This completes Readyman requirements. 6)
Start Citizen Badge. Give
Flag Quiz (page 40 of leader guide book) 7)
Discuss the meaning of the Pledge of Allegiance and the
history of our national anthem. (req 5 and 6) |
Larry / Scot |
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Preparation |
Go over what needs to be done the
day of the Blue & Gold Banquet; time the boys need to arrive and what
is expected of them. |
Larry / Scot |
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Closing |
Assign boys retire colors and fold
flag. |
Larry / Scot |
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Date/ time of
Meeting and duration of
meeting |
Sunday
February 24, 2008 3 pm |
1 ½ to 2 hrs |
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Step |
Detail |
Person Responsible |
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Meeting Place |
Larry |
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Before The Meeting Starts
(supplies needed for meetings) |
Items
Needed for following: 1)
Note books to hand out to boys to keep track of progress. 2)
Wanted Poster supplies ·
Color markers ·
Pencils ·
Crayons ·
Draw poster in notebook. |
Scot |
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Gathering |
Boys
pair up and practice Arm Wrestle |
Larry |
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Opening |
Pledge
of Allegiance Scout
Oath, Law, Motto, Slogan, and Outdoor code |
Larry |
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Activity |
1)
Give each boy a notebook to decorate. Have him keep a
Citizen Logbook of projects and activities he completes for this activity
badge. 2)
Give Flag Quiz (page 40 of leader guide book) 3)
Demonstrate and practice 4)
Have each boy create a list of job he can do at home, and
have him chart his work for one week. (Homework) This will be entered in
the notebook. 5)
Discuss examples of good citizenship (req 12 and 13) Have
the boys focus on characteristics of good citizenship that they see in
each other. Follow with a reflecting discussion. 6)
Make “Wanted” Posters. See page 41 of Webelos leader
guide. (Complete at home if needed.) This will be displayed at a pack
meeting. 7)
Homework: ·
Have boys decorate and put pictures of heroes that make good
citizens and/or leaders. ·
Cut out News articles from the paper or printed online news
and put into your notebooks. Please
arrange in subject matter of your choice.
·
Cut of News articles of current presidential election.
Explain why it is important to follow elections. |
Larry / Scot |
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Preparation |
Consider
an election to choose to have a Den Chief. A Den Chief will be coming from
Troop 30. Discuss why secret
balloting is used in a democracy like ours. |
Larry / Scot |
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Closing |
Assigned
boys retire colors and fold flag. |
Larry / Scot |
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Date/ time of
Meeting and duration of
meeting |
Sunday March 2,
2008 3 pm |
1 ½ to 2 hrs |
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Step |
Detail |
Person Responsible |
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Meeting Place |
Larry |
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Before The Meeting Starts
(supplies needed for meetings) |
Items
Needed for following: |
Scot |
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Gathering |
Go
over what a Defense Attorney, Prosecutor, juror, and judges are. |
Scot |
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Opening |
Pledge
of Allegiance Scout
Oath, Law, Motto, Slogan, and Outdoor code |
Larry |
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Activity |
1)
Go over the
homework of decorating notebooks and news articles and current
presidential elections. 2)
Go over the names
of the president, vice president, elected governor of 3)
Play Government
Quiz. Webelos leader guide page 39. 4)
Explain the rights
and duties of a citizen of the 5)
Play Citizen Test
in Webelos leader guide pg 41 6)
Go over “Why we
need laws and government” Webelos book page 160 7)
HOLD a Mock Trial.
Characters needed ·
Defense Attorney ·
Prosecutor ·
Two jurors ·
Scot Judge Let
the boys decide on a case and use everything we have learned about laws
and government to run the trial. |
Larry / Scot |
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Preparation |
Begin
planning den Good Turn project. This
could be as simple as getting to a pack meeting early to set up chairs. |
Larry / Scot |
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Closing |
Assigned
boys retire colors and fold flag. |
Larry / Scot |
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Date/ time of
Meeting and duration of
meeting |
Sunday March
16, 2008 3 pm |
1 ½ to 2 hrs |
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Step |
Detail |
Person Responsible |
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Meeting Place |
Larry |
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Before The Meeting Starts
(supplies needed for meetings) |
Items
Needed for following:
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Scot |
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Gathering |
Go
over recent News issues that happened between meetings. |
Scot |
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Opening |
Pledge
of Allegiance Scout
Oath, Law, Motto, Slogan, and Outdoor code |
Larry |
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Activity |
1)
Go over Notebooks of news articles and other items. 2)
Start Citizenship Character Connection. ·
KNOW: List some of your rights as a citizen of the ·
COMMIT: Name some ways a boy your age can be a good citizen.
Tell how you plan to be a good citizen and how you plan to influence
others to be good citizens. (req 1b) ·
PRACTICE: Make a “Get-Out-the-Vote” posters and display
them. Explain why completing
this helped them be a good citizen. (req 1c) This
completes all the requirements for the Citizen Badge. Continue
working on Webelos Badge pg 48 in the Webelos book. 3)
Show that you know and understand the requirements to be a
Boy Scout: ·
Demonstrate the Scout salute, Scout sign, and Scout
handshake. Explain when you would use them. (Webelos badge req 7a) pg 58 ·
Explain the Scout Oath, Scot Law, Scot motto, and Scout
slogan. (Webelos badge req 7b)pg 54 - 57 ·
Explain and agree to follow the Outdoor Code. (Webelos Badge
req 7c) pg 59 4)
Homework: Complete requirement
8 (Faith) at Home. |
Larry / Scot |
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Preparation |
Talk
about the upcoming St. Peters Clean Stream Day. Discuss why we do this. Make
sure boys are aware of the Rocket Launch, Boeing RC Club Field, 11:00
AM - 2:00 PM (TBD Sat) |
Larry / Scot |
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Closing |
Assigned
boys retire colors and fold flag. |
Larry / Scot |
Date
and Time:
Sunday March 30,2008 3pm
Den
Meeting Place
: Larry’s
1.
Work
on Positive Attitude Character Connection.
KNOW:
Discuss what it means to have a positive attitude and the “BEST”
steps you can take to have a positive attitude.
(Scholar req 1a)
1)
Believe
it can happen
2)
Expect
success
3)
Set
your mind
4)
Try,
try, try
Commit:
Plan how you will apply the “BEST” steps for a positive attitude in
doing your schoolwork and in other areas of your life. (Scholar req 1b)
Practice:
“Do your BEST” to have a cheerful and positive attitude while doing
the requirements for this activity badge. (Scholar req 1c)
2.
Ask
if each boy has a good record in attendance, behavior, and grades at school.
(Scholar Req 2)
3.
Ask
the boys if they have taken part in a school activity or service. (Scholar Req
3)
4.
Work
on Mathematics Belt loop (Scholar Req 7)
Measure
five items using both metric and non-metric measures. Find out about the
history of the metric system of measurement. (Belt loop req 3)
5.
Discuss
history of education (Webelos Leader Guide pg 116) Have boys draw an Education
Mural (Scholar req 9)
6.
List
and Explain some of the full-time positions in the field of education (Scholar
req 12)
7.
Make
a chart showing how your school system is run. (Scholar req 10)
8.
HOMEWORK
Do
five activities within your home or school that require the use of
mathematics. Explain to your den how you used everyday math. (Math Belt
loop req 1) This is homework to be turned in next meeting.
Keep
track of the money you earn and spend for three weeks. (Math Belt loop
req 2) This is homework to be turned in next meeting.
Den
Meeting Place: Larry’s maybe Scot’s?
Activity:
Start Craftsman Activity Badge: Larry/Scot
1.
Go
over homework for Math belt loop
Do
five activities within your home or school that require the use of
mathematics. Explain to your den how you used everyday math. (Math Belt
loop req 1) This is homework to be turned in next meeting.
Keep
track of the money you earn and spend for three weeks. (Math Belt loop
req 2) This is homework to be turned in next meeting.
THIS
COMPLETES SCHOLAR ACTIVITY BADGE!!!!!
2.
Have
demonstration of and practice with woodworking tools. Stress safety. (Craftsman
req 1)
3.
Show
ideas and plans for woodworking projects. Bring woodworking plans for kid toys.
4.
Ask
boys to begin planning to make at least two wood projects (Craftsman req 2)