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"Believe In Me"
I am so excited to share with you a beautiful song that was written for a Young Women's girl's camp. The theme for camp was "Believe In Me". You can listen to it by going to the following page, as well as download the sheet music for it -- FREE OF COURSE!
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We have a Cub Book that we give to each boy as they enter the cub program. It is in a 3 ring white binder. We use the kind that has the plastic sheet on the front that you can put a paper in to make the front cover. When I give it to them the front paper is for cubs, but on the back of the paper is the one for Boy Scouts. When they enter the Boy Scout program at 11 they can change the front. On the side it says Scouts and at the bottom is their name. This book is really good for people who know nothing about the Scout program. It gives the basic steps of the cub and scout programs, and some helps. In the back of the book I put an extra pocket and a plastic baseball card holder sheet. This is just the right size to hold the cards that the pins and badges come on. This is a great way to keep record and proof of receiving these awards. This is the one book they need for all their years in Scouts. They can keep all the info they need, papers they get, and have it all in one place. I have also included a basic Eagle Project Packet.
I have added in pages that go with the new Faith in God award program which is for LDS Packs. To see more Faith in God stuff click here.
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Here is another version of the cub booklet. It starts with the Tiger program for those packs that start with that group. It is also in color. This was put together by Edward W. Hainsworth, Fire Captain Navy Region Mid-Atlantic Fire & Emergency Services Philadelphia, PA. Cub Scout Booklet tiger-webelos.pdf
This info below is what is listed in the Cub booklet. In the booklet is included a cover and index page and a little more. All pages are numbered, etc.
The Salute
The Handshake
Cub Scout Sign
Cub Scout Promise I, (say your name), promise to DO MY BEST To do my DUTY to GOD And my Country To HELP other people, and To OBEY the LAW OF THE LAND
Law of the Pack The Cub Scout follows Akela. The Cub Scout helps the pack go. The pack helps the Cub Scout grow. The Cub Scout gives goodwill.
Cub Scout Motto DO YOUR BEST
The Bobcat Badge
The Bobcat Badge is the first rank every Cub Scout must earn. The Cub must learn the Cub Scout Promise, the Law of the Pack, the meaning of Webelos, the Cub Scout sign, handshake, motto, and salute. They must also complete exercises in the *Child Abuse* booklet with their parents. This patch is worn at the top of the left pocket.
The Wolf Badge
The Wolf Badge is earned by the eight year old Cub Scout by meeting the requirements in the Wolf book. The activities are primarily completed at home with the parents and then recorded by the Den Leader. The patch is worn on the left pocket below the Bobcat patch.
Wolf record sheet: I include a copy of this in each booklet so parents can have their own copy. Click here to see it.
Wolf Arrow Points can be earned after the Cub Scout earns his Wolf Badge. Arrow Points are earned by completing electives in the Arrow Point Trial portion of the Wolf book. The Gold Arrow is awarded after the first ten electives are completed, and Silver Arrows are awarded for each additional ten completed electives. Wolf Arrow Points are worn below the Wolf patch.
The Bear Badge
The Bear Badge is earned by nine year old Cub Scouts by meeting the requirements in the God, Country, Family, and Self sections of the Bear book. The activities are primarily completed at home with the parents and then recorded by the Den Leader. The patch is worn on the left pocket below the Bobcat patch.
Bear record sheet: I include a copy of this in each booklet so parents can have their own copy. Click here to see it.
Bear Arrow Points can be earned after the Cub Scout earns his Bear Badge. Arrow Points are earned by completing electives in the Arrow Point Trial portion of the Bear book. The Gold Arrow is awarded after the first ten electives are completed, and Silver Arrows are awarded for each additional ten completed electives. Bear Arrow Points are worn below the Bear patch.
The Webelos Badge
The Webelos Badge is earned by the 10 year old Cub Scout by meeting specific requirements from the Webelos book in preparation to becoming a Boy Scout. For a Webelos Scout the activities are verified and signed off by the Den Leader. The patch is worn on the left pocket below the Wolf and Bear patches.
Webelos record sheet: I include a copy of this in each booklet so parents can have their own copy. Click here to see it.
Immediate Recognition Patch
This is a plastic diamond worn on the button of the right shirt pocket. A yellow bead is added for each three Wolf achievements earned, and a red bead is added for each three Bear achievements earned. This emblem is worn until the Cub becomes a Webelos Scout.
Webelos Colors
These are green, red, and gold streamers on a blue metal bar. This optional bar can be worn by Webelos Scouts on the right sleeve immediately below the U.S. flag. If the colors are worn, activity badges (pins) are worn on the streamers as they are earned.
Webelos Pins
A different pin is awarded for each activity badge earned by a Webelos Scout. There are a total of 20 pins divided into five groups of four. Certain pins are required in order for the Webelos Scout to earn the Webelos Badge and the Arrow of Light. The pins are worn on the blue front blue panel of the Webelos cap, or on the Webelos colors. Click here for pictures and explanations of all pins.
Compass Emblems and Points
The compass emblem is attached to the right pocket of a Webelos Scout. It is presented when the Webelos Scout has earned a total of seven activity badges -- including the three required for the Webelos Badge. A compass point (East, South, and West) is added for each additional four activity badges earned. The Webelos Scout can therefore earn the Compass Emblem and all three Compass Points by earning 19 of the 20 possible Activity Pins.
Religious Award
At the completion of the Religious Award program (for LDS Packs see the Faith in God Page), the Cub Scout is eligible for a special emblem. This emblem is to be worn only for formal events such as the Blue and Gold Banquet, uniform inspections, recognition dinners, and other special events. The Cub Scout also receives and may wear the religious square knot (silver knot on a purple background) at all times. The square knot and/or medal are worn above the left pocket. There are several different awards in this program for different grade levels. Cub Scouts can earn these awards by working with their parents and religious leader.
The Arrow of Light
This is the highest award a Cub Scout can earn. It is earned by a second year Webelos Scout on his trail to becoming a Boy Scout. The Arrow of Light award is worn on the left pocket flap and is one of only a few Cub Scouting awards that can be worn on the Boy Scout uniform.
1. Be active in your Webelos Den for at least 6 months since completing the 4th grade or at least 6 months since becoming 10 years old and have earned the Webelos patch.
2. Repeat from memory and explain in your own words the Scout Oath or Promise and the 12 points of the Scout Law. Tell how you have practiced them in your everyday life. Give and explain the Scout motto, slogan, sign, salute, and handclasp. Understand the significance of the scout badge. Know its parts and tell what each stands for. Tell how a Boy Scout uniform is different from a Webelos uniform.
3. Earn 5 more activity pins for a total of 8. Three of them must be Citizen, Fitness, and Readyman. Another one must be from the outdoor group, one from the mental skills group, and one from the technology group (page 28 in handbook).
4. With your Webelos den visit at least 1 Boy Scout troop meeting and 1 Boy Scout oriented outdoor activity.
5. Participate in a Webelos overnight campout or day hike.
6. After completing the 5 above requirements, fill out an Application to Become a Boy Scout and return it to your scout leader.
Things You Can Do As A Parent To Help Your Cub Scout
Things You Can Do As A Parent To Help Your Cub Scout
1)*Be sure your boy attends weekly Den Meetings. Remind him to be on his best behavior while he is there. He is a guest in the Den Leader's home. 2)*Remind him to wear his uniform to school on Den Meeting days, or at least have it laid out and ready to go so he can change quickly. Have his uniform clean and all appropriate patches sewn on so he looks great at all scout functions. 3)*Help him in fund raising, or earning money for dues or uniform pieces. This is one way for him to start learning to pay his own way. 4)*Be willing to help out with transportation for Den meetings, field trips, etc. Help him to provide den treats when it is his turn. 5)*HELP HIM TO ACHIEVE! Read his handbook, familiarize yourself with his requirements, many of them are done with the family, and at home. Read the parent's supplement at the front of his book. 6)*Make sure that your Cub is doing his very best. Don't sign off achievements unless he has really earned each part of it. Don't count things he did as a wolf toward his bear. He needs to do each item during that year. 7)*Attend Pack Meetings with your son. Be alert to his behavior during the meeting. The Den Leader is not solely responsible for him or his actions during pack meeting. 8)*Be willing to assist with costumes, skits, crafts, outings, refreshments, Scout-0-Ramma, etc. 9)*Always remember that Cub Scouting is Family Oriented. It is designed to help parents with their boys. The Den and Pack cannot help your boy grow without your help. As the Law of the Pack states... *The Pack helps the Cub Scout Go, the Cub Scout helps the Pack Grow.*
WOLF ACHIEVEMENTS THAT NEED TO BE DONE WITH FAMILY
WOLF ACHIEVEMENTS THAT NEED TO BE DONE WITH FAMILY
Achievement # 4 page 63 & 65 4a Emergency numbers 4e Home job chart
Achievement #8 page 82 & 83 8b Plan meal for family. 8c Help fix one meal, set table, cook and wash dishes. 8d Fix own breakfast and clean up.
Achievement #9 page 85 9a Check home safety.
Achievement #10 page 91-93 I0a Make & play game with family. lOb Plan a walk, or go to park, zoo or museum. I0c Read a book or magazine with family. lOd Decide what to watch on TV or listen to on radio. I0e Attend a concert, play or live program.
Achievement #11 page 95-97 11 a Talk with parent about belief and duty to God. 11 b Give ideas on how to show your religious belief. 11 c Find something to help at church.
Elective # 16 page 184 16a Talk with family about what to do in emergency. I6b Know where to find food and water in home for emergency. Tell how to purify water, shut off water, electric, and gas.
I also have a Bear page, but I have also made copies of it and never redone it on my computer, maybe some day!
Bear ACHIEVEMENTS THAT NEED TO BE DONE WITH FAMILY
WEBELO ACHIEVEMENTS THAT NEED TO BE DONE WITH FAMILY
WEBELO ACHIEVEMENTS THAT NEED TO BE DONE WITH FAMILY
Artist Scoreboard page 366 # 4 Profile of family member
Family Member Scoreboard page 377 # 1 Meaning of family # 2 Job chart # 3 Inspect home and make one correction # 4 List of family spending #5 Talk about garbage and trash. Do 2 of the following: # 6 Family energy plan # 7 Family fun # 8 Clean home # 9 Two family clothes washings # 10 Four family meetings
Fitness Scoreboard page 379 # 1 Child and drug abuse in handbook Do 3 of the following # 3 Five effects of smoking # 4 Tell about drugs # 5 Tell of balanced diet # 6 Tell about alcohol
Handyman Scoreboard page 382 #1 Wash car. #*2 Change a tire. #*3 Replace bulb in car taillight, turn signal, parking light or headlight. #4 Check oil level and tire pressure. #9 Arrange storage area for household cleaners and materials. #10 Build sawhorse and stool to use around the home. #ll Mow a lawn. #12 Arrange storage area for hand tools or garden tools. **#l3 Clean and properly store hand tools or garden tools. * **#14 Mark hand tools or garden tools for identification.
Naturalist Scoreboard page 384 #3 Visit a museum of natural history, nature center, or zoo.
Outdoors man Scoreboard page 385 # 4 Help with a campout of 2 nights away from home or two 1 night camp outs. #5 An evening outdoor activity that includes a campfire. *#6 Cook own meal outdoors.
Scholar Scoreboard page 390 #7 Ask parents school survey questions.
Traveler Scoreboard page 396 #4 Take a trip to someplace that interests you by boat, bus, train, or plane. #5List 4 trips and map out * be navigator on one trip of at least 25 miles and 6 or more turns. #6 Pack a suitcase. #7 Check a first aid kit in car.
Index
Index pages look like this:
Cub Scout Book Index
Welcome To Cub Scouts 1 How Parents Can Help Their Cub Scout 6 Cub Scout Promise, Law and Motto 7 Cub Scout Sign, Handshake and Salute 8 Cub Scout Promise in Sign Language 9 Bobcat Requirements 10 Immediate Recognition Patch 11 Wolf Badge and Wolf information 12 Bear Badge and information 15 Faith In God Award Booklet 19 (LDS Religious Knot) Webelos Badge and Information 25 Webelos Colors 30 Compass Emblem and Points 33 Arrow of Light 34
Boy Scout Book Index
Boy Scout Law, Motto, Slogan and outdoor Code 1 Advancement Guidelines 2 Boy Scout Joining Guidelines 5 Tenderfoot Rank Requirement and Badge 6 Second Class Rank Requirements 8 First Class Rank Requirements 10 Star Rank Requirements 12 Life Rank Requirement 14 Eagle Rank requirements 16 Eagle Palms 18 Merit Badges 20 Eagle Scout Project Booklet 21 On My Honor Requirements 26
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art with that group. It is also in color. This was put together by Edward W. Hainsworth, Fire Captain Navy Region Mid-Atlantic Fire & Emergency Services Philadelphia, PA. 
