Pack Campout Planning

Working agenda: Resources for skits, songs and stunts:

US Scouts site

Boy Scout Trail site. There is a cubscout link and many fairly well organized areas of content here.

Mac Scouter link on Campfire Programs

Bits and pieces - things we wanted to do

Events and activities:

  • campfire cooking ?
  • x-in-a-bag cooking ?

Plan B events and activities (in case of inclement weather):

Ceremonies

tiger patch ceremony

moving up - Webelos awards->WII, bear ->WI, wolf->bear, tiger->wolf.

http://www.wtsmith.com/rt/ceremonies.html#Advancement

ON-THE-AIR
(maybe this one is a keeper for this year?)
Equipment: Three handheld micro- phones (real or made of wood), badges and certificates to be awarded.
Personnel: Cubmaster, assistant, Webelos den leader, boys earning awards, and their parents.
CUBMASTER: “This is Station C-U-B-S reporting from the pack meeting of Pack _____. Tonight we have selected several of our new listeners for awards. They are to become official Bobcats. Let's welcome them now.” (Call forward Bobcat candidates and their parents.)
“Cub Scouts, will you please show that you're ready to receive your badges by joining me in the Cub Scout Promise. (Say Promise.)
“Fine. It is a pleasure to present, you Bobcat badges. (Give badges to parents to pin on boys’ shirts.)
ASSISTANT (in audience): “This is Station C-U-B-S mobile unit out on the Cub Scout trail. We have spotted several Cub Scouts who have reached the Wolf station. I’ll send them to your location.”
(Wolf candidates and parents go forward.)
CUBMASTER: “We are very glad that you have earned the 12 achievements to reach Wolf rank. I know your parents have helped you a lot so I will give them the honor of pinning on your new badges.” (Present badges)
Continue in the same fashion with arrow points and Bear awards. Webelos den leaders present activity badges and Webelos badges in the same way.
CUBMASTER: “This is Station C-U-B-S signing off the air but inviting you to stay tuned to the great Cub Scouting in Pack ______

ROCKET
The rocket is made by threading a straw with the launch line. Cub blows up a long balloon. He and the Cubmaster attach it to the straw with tape. The Cub then goes to the other end of the launch area and waits by his parent. Cubmaster then attaches the award to the balloon and releases the balloon. It rockets to the parent for the award to be given to the Cub.

Details

Detailed Planning

  • First Rank Achievements (per rank, need help to identify these?)
  • Silly Awards - a.k.a. spontaneous Ganoe awards from last year's list?
  • Rank achievement - tigers
  • Other (belt loops, pins, badges, etc)
  • Adult awards - silly awards type?
  • All moving up...what can we afford? Book? Scarfs?
  • Field Games - (board walk, bear games/stunts, graces, capture the flag, tug-o-war etc? need to organize a real list with supplies
  • Skits and songs - kids skits and songs
  • Skits and songs - Adult-prepped skits and songs
  • Run-ons - need many of these, need to recruit some real HAMS to do these?!?(from all ranks perhaps, based on likelihood they will actually perform)
  • Campfire story - MC, CM, other leader?
  • Food - what does pack buy, what do people bring? Who will manage?
  • Dessert/snack - smores? bread "pies"? Other?
  • Special activity? Need confirmation...
  • Moving up ceremonies and (catch-up) awards
    Webelos awards
    Bear Awards and move-up to Webelos
    Wolf Awards and move-up to Bear
    Tiger Awards, Tiger patch and move-up to Wolf

    Silly Awards
    Bill G list?
    Adult list too?

    Games

    Campfire Program
    Campfire stories?

run-ons & cheers

rain cheers look like good ones to have on hand

http://www.wtsmith.com/rt/cheers.html

skits

http://www.boyscouttrail.com/content/skit/show-skits-wolf.asp

DO THESE! They are a riot!

http://www.hsbcubscouts.org/Resources/SkitsandRunons/tabid/83/Default.aspx

Scout 1: "Runs out yelling, They're after me,! They're after me!"
Scout 2: "What's after you?"
Scout 1: "The squirels are after me"
Scout 2: "Why do you say that?"
Scout 1: "They think I'm nuts!"

5.) 2 Scouts

Scout 1: "Runs out, the aliens are after me, Scotty, beam me aboard!"
Scout 2: Throws a board out onto the stage

Run-ons

Here is a list of Pack 793's favorite run-ons.

Scout 1: Runs out screaming, "They're on me! They're on me!"
Scout 2: "What's on you?"
Scout 1: "My clothes"

Scout 1: Runs out screaming, "It's all around me! It's all around me!"
Scout 2: "What's all around you?"
Scout 1: "My belt!"

Scout 1: walks out on stage holding a stick in the air
Scout 2: "What are you doing?"
Scout 1: "This is a stick-up"

Scout 1: walks out poking a stick in the ground randomly
Scout 2: "What are you doing?"
Scout 1: "I'm sticking around"

Scout 1: Runs out yelling, "They're after me,! They're after me!"
Scout 2: "What's after you?"
Scout 1: "The squirels are after me. They think I'm nuts!"

Announcer: We interrupt this program for a spot announcement.
Scout (offstage): Arf! Arf! Arf!
Announcer: Thank you, Spot.

http://www.tallyscouts.com/p112_website/runon.asp

Thought for the Day - (Each one of these can be done as someone thoughtfully walking onstage, saying his line and walking off) 1) Before you criticize someone, you should walk a mile in his shoes. That way, when you criticize him, you are a mile away from him and you have his shoes. 2 ) A bus station is where a bus stops. A train station is where a train stops. On my desk I have a workstation... 3) I believe five out of four people have trouble with fractions. 4) If quitters never win, and winners never quit, what fool came up with, "Quit while you're ahead?" 5) Do Lipton Tea employees take coffee breaks? 6) What hair color do they put on the driver's licenses of bald men? 7) Employment applications and other forms often ask who should be notified in case of emergency. I think you should write: "The best doctor you can find."

I bet I can jump higher than a house...ever seen a house jump?

http://www.docstoc.com/docs/607947/Boy-Scouts-of-America---BSA-Walkons

What is this:http://middx.net/3rdhayes/vipersong.htm