1. Centennial District Roundtable www.roundtable.centennialscouts.org Centennial District - Denver Area Council Boy Scouts of America

2. Cub Scout Adventures Heather Fuhriman, Cubmaster & Centennial District CS RT Commissioner Cub Scout Roundtable

3. Scout Law and Oath Boy Scout Oath or Promise On my honor, I will do my best To do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight. Boy Scout Law A Scout is: Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, and Reverent.

4. Centennial District Roundtable www.roundtable.centennialscouts.org Centennial District - Denver Area Council Boy Scouts of America

5. YOGOS- You’re Only Green Once! Tonight’s YOGOS is: The O-U-T-S-I-D-E flag Ceremony O U T S I D E

6. Does anybody know what TIME it is? “ Take me out to the forest” Tune: “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” Take me out to the forest, Let me hike in the wild, Show me a skunk and a few bear tracks. I won’t care if I never come back! But it’s look, look, look at your compass, If it rains, then it pours. And it’s ouch, clap, sting, and you’re bit In the great outdoors!

7. Twilight Camp Twilight Camp Save the Date! When: June 16-19 th 4pm-8pm New!!! Four (4) days this year. Where: Tentatively at the Aurora reservoir Cost: $75-$85 Registration is Open: www.denverboyscouts.org New Website!! http://centennialscouts.org/twilightcamp

8. District Pinewood Derby! Centennial District Pinewood Derby When: Saturday, April 11th, 2015 from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm Where: The Potter's House of Denver: 9495 E Florida Ave, Denver, CO 80247 Registration: www.centennialdistrict.com/event2015- centennial-district-pinewood-derby Tigers and Wolves (Grades 1 and 2) check in starting at 8:30 am and ends at 9 promptly, races start at 9:30 am. Bears and Webelos (Grades 3 and 4) check in starting at noon and ends at 1 promptly, races start at 1:30 pm. Best in Show - Must be Registered by 11:30, Awards will be given at 1pm. You must register online, however you may pay at the door.

9. May’s Pack Meeting Wathcha Doing? How about some Cooking outdoors?

10. Staying Informed

11. Adventures in Pack Meetings

12. Pack Meeting Structure The Seven Pack Meeting Steps: 1. Before the Meeting 2. Gathering 3. Opening 4. Program 5. Recognition 6. Closing 7. After the Meeting

13. Recognition at Pack Meetings Awarding Adventure Loops and Pins at Pack Meetings By den, call the names of those Cub Scouts who have completed the month’s adventure to come forward. Have the den leader pass out the awards to the boys while the Cubmaster gives them a Cub Scout handshake. If time allows, invite the den leader or den chief to speak about the adventure work done for that month, and have the den stand and be recognized. Use a positive cheer to recognize their accomplishments.

14. Recognition at Pack Meetings Other options: Have the den stand and be recognized for the adventure loop to be awarded. (This option would be appropriate for a den that has already received the belt loop or pin.) Adapt the advancement ceremony for the month’s theme into an adventure loop presentation if no rank badges are being presented.

15. Planning Pack Meetings Pack meeting plans that support the new program and the 12 points of the Scout Law will be posted April 1 to www.scouting.org/programupdates. While the points of the Scout Law are not in the order as members of the BSA recite them, it is important to cover each of them over a 12-month period in the pack meetings

16. Planning Pack Meetings TWO PROGRAM YEARS OF PACK MEETINGS PACK MEETING PLANS PROGRAM YEAR 2015-2016 MonthYearName of ThemePoint of the Scout LawMonthYearName of ThemePoint of the Scout Law September2015CubservationCleanSeptember2016To the RescueHelpful October2015Super Cub!BraveOctober2016Creepy CrawlersKind November2015Cubs in ActionHelpfulNovember2016Cubs in Shining ArmorCourteous December2015Winter WonderlandReverentDecember2016CelebrateCheerful January2016The Great RaceTrustworthyJanuary2017Cub Scout City CouncilObedient February2016Friends Near and FarFriendlyFebruary2017Passport to Other LandsReverent March2016CubstructionThriftyMarch2017Our National TreasuresLoyal April2016Strike Up the BandCheerfulApril2017Power UpThrifty May2016My Animal FriendsKindMay2017A Picnic With PizzazzClean June2016Play BallObedientJune2017Roaming Reptile AlertBrave July2016Scout SaluteLoyalJuly2017Let the Games BeginTrustworthy August2016S'More Cub Scout FunCourteousAugust2017#Cub ScoutsFriendly

17. Other Pack Outings Pack campouts: Adventure requirements can be supported by pack planning of pack campouts, all-day events, and campfires. NOTE: If your chartered organization does not permit Cub Scout camping, you may substitute a family campout or a daylong outdoor activity with your den or pack.

18. Upcoming Coming up at Roundtable: More Discussion on these topics Aquatics Campfire Programs More Resources for Den and Pack Meetings! Other materials coming out soon include: “What’s New” training module on E-Learning Updated position-specific training on E-Learning New youth handbooks and den leader guides in Scout shops by May 1 and available as e-pubs on Amazon.com Pre Purchase your new handbooks at the April 25 th Scout Show!

19. Staying Informed