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  1. Well, my first time to run the meeting is done. I think it went pretty well. We only had about 30 min of Den time after the popcorn and field trip talk for the whole pack. Here's basically what we did: We had 2 new boys and 3 absent - total of 7 at the meeting: We introduced the new boys (they all know each other from school, but I'm still working on names) Showed and talked about the cub scout sign, salute, and motto. Said the promise again and talked about what WEBELOS means. A few boys initiated the handshake and taught the others (I was proud). Then, I started my littl
  2. thanks for the replies. Things are getting a little clearer. How does this sound for October. I decided that since October is fire safty/prevention month and our F.D. does a big deal, that I'd try and line up the Keeping Myself Healthy and Safe Achievement. We have 3 meetings and our Pack meeting. Week 1 meeting - make a fire extinguisher (pringles can and baking soda), try on a helmet, talk about different types of fire, how to get out, and practice 911. Family - Practice Fire Drill/Escape Plan, check smoke detectors Week 2 Go See It- Tour the Fire Station (all the kids
  3. Hey all. Well, I'm a brad new Tiger Cub Den Leader, and I really don't have a clue about what's going on. I was a girl scout in my younger days and that just doesn't translate well to tiger cubs. Plus, I'm having a hard time remembering the weekly meetings. So, the only tiger cub meetings I've been to were our first which was a get together/outdoor social, and the second consisted of the kids and adults sitting around looking at each other, until the cubmaster lead us on a walk. So, I get my book and my son gets all his stuff this week, I think. So, in the meantime, I've just done a l
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