Kanoa

I know this thread is from earlier in the month, but I thought that I would post what our pack has started doing. In the fall we set up a table at Back to School Night, but in the spring we started hosting an open house in conjunction with out Pack Olympics. Prior to the event we send letters home to the local elementary school kids, and we also have the local newspaper include it in upcoming events so that we can get homeschoolers and those in private schools who might be interested. -Kanoa

I just recently joined this forum and thought that I would introduce myself. This year was my first year as a den leader for our Tiger Cubs, but we have an older son who went all the way through Cub Scouts and crossed over to a Boy Scout troop in February 2007. He is now a First Class Scout and thoroughly enjoying all of his troop's activities. Seeing how each level of Cub Scouting builds on the previous levels and how it all relates to Boy Scouts helped me decide to take on the challenge of being a den leader for my younger son. I am also a merit badge counselor at the troop level. We

In February 2007 my husband made a slideshow for our outgoing Webelos covering their trek from Tigers through Webelos. He used 4 songs. "Teach Your Children Well" by Graham Nash, "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)" by Green Day, and "Learning to Fly" by Tom Petty. Since they were crossing over to Boy Scouts, the very last song was "Goodbye" by Bon Jovi. It was a real tear-jerker. After 4.5 years we had lots of pictures. Another year they used the song "Fingerprints of God" by Steven Curtis Chapman. -Kanoa