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1 Cub Scout Den Meeting Outline Month: March Week: 1 Core Value: Compassion Before the Meeting Tiger Wolf Bear Webelos Gather materials for Gather materials for Gather materials for Gather materials for gathering and other activities, gathering and other activities, gathering and other activities, gathering and other activities, games and have home games and have home games and have home games and have home assignments (if any) ready. assignments (if any) ready. assignments (if any) ready. assignments (if any) ready. Gathering Hidden Pictures: At the Recycling Center Opening CUBS Recycle Opening Activities/Project Food Chain Activities Game/Song Paper, Plastic, Aluminum Game Business items/take home None Wolf 7b None Handyman 1a, 1b, 1c, 2 Naturalist 4 Closing After the meeting Compassion Closing Materials: Gathering: Copies of Hidden pictures, pencils/crayons Opening: instructions, cards Activities/Project: instructions, set of food chain cards for each group of 10 Cub Scouts Game: playground ball for each group of 20 Cub Scouts Closing: instructions Home assignments: See home assignment sheet
2 Recycling Center By Janet Robertson needle crescent moon lemon candle snake fishhook pennant boot fish flowerpot flashlight mitten sailboat ruler In this big picture, find the needle, candle, crescent moon, lemon, snake, fishhook, boot, pennant, fish, flowerpot, flashlight, mitten, sailboat, ruler, and crayon. crayon Highlights for Children, Inc. This item from is permitted to be used by a teacher free of charge for classroom use by printing or photocopying one copy for each student in the class. Highlights Fun with a Purpose
3 C-U-B-S RECYCLE OPENING 4 Cubs Scouts needed for this opening Materials: Posters with C, U, B, S on them with the lines the Cub Scouts say on the back. Remind the Cub Scouts NOT to say Reduce, reuse and recycle until all have said their parts. The boys stand in front of the pack, hold up their cards and say their lines: Cub Scout #1: C stands for Cut Back. Reduce the amount of trash and waste you make. Cub Scout #2: U stands for Use. Use things again instead of throwing them away. Cub Scout #3: B stands for Be Sure. Be sure to recycle whatever you can instead of throwing it in the trash. Cub Scout #4: S stands for Save. Together we can save our planet from too much pollution. All: Reduce, reuse, and recycle! Cubmaster or one of the Cub Scouts: Please join us in the Pledge of Allegiance
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5 C stands for Cut Back. Reduce the amount of trash and waste you make. After everyone says their part all Cub Scouts say together: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
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7 U stands for Use. Use things again instead of throwing them away. After everyone says their part all Cub Scouts say together: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
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9 B stands for Be Sure. Be sure to recycle whatever you can instead of throwing it in the trash. After everyone says their part all Cub Scouts say together: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
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11 S stands for Save. Together we can save our planet from too much pollution. After everyone says their part all Cub Scouts say together: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
12 Food Chain Activities s Producers Decomposers Instructions: This game can be played in several different stages or levels. Depending on the time available, different levels can be played. Stage 1 Cub Scouts sort cards by the names (these are written on the cards): Producer Decomposer Once cards are sorted, review what producers, consumers and decomposers are. Producer a living thing that makes its own food from light without eating. Green plants and some bacteria are producers. Producers are the base of the food chain. a living thing that eats other living things to survive. It cannot make its own food. Examples reptiles, mammals, insects. Decomposer a living thing that breaks down organic matter. Some bacteria and fungi are decomposers. What decomposers leave behind is used by producers. Examples bacteria, mushrooms, earthworms. Stage 2 In groups, have Cub Scouts create a food chain using the food chain cards. They can create a line (producer, consumer, consumer, decomposer, etc) or a circle. Have them see how many different combinations they can make. Stage 3 For this version, the Cub Scouts create the food chains not with just the cards, but while holding the cards, then as a group physically create as many chains as they can with the cards. They should be able to demonstrate that they see how the food chain works.
13 Dandelion Producer Lion Grass Producer Tree Producer Rabbit Snake Mouse Squirrel Mushrooms Decomposer Bacteria Decomposer
14 Nuts & Seeds Producer Berries Producer Grass Producer Fox Grasshopper Hawk Owl Zebra Earthworm Decomposer Bird
15 Paper, Plastic, Aluminum Game Materials: Playground ball 1 per 20 Cub Scouts Instructions: 1. The boys stand in a circle with one boy in the center. 2. The boy in the middle holds a ball and tosses it to one of the boys standing in the circle. 3. While it s in the air, the boy in the center shouts either Paper!, Plastic!, or Aluminum! 4. The boy who catches the ball must name an object made from paper, plastic, or aluminum in 5 seconds while the other boys count out loud. If the object s name is duplicated, or if the boy can t think of an object, he s out of the circle. 5. When there is only one boy left he takes the place of the boy in the middle of the circle.
16 Compassion Closing Lead the following discussion with the Cub Scouts: Our Core Value for this month of March is Compassion. Who can tell me what they think Compassion means? [Hopefully Cub Scouts will have some idea of what Compassion means. Integrate as many of their answers as possible while you make sure that they understand that Compassion means being kind and considerate and showing concern for the well-being of others.] How can a Cub Scout have compassion? [Listen to their responses and remind them that Cub Scouts should be looking for ways to be helpful and kind to others as well as to the outdoors. ] Have a great week and think of one way that you can keep being compassionate!
17 Name March Week 1 Home Assignment Name March Week 1 Home Assignment Wolf 7b (see page 75, Wolf Handbook) Webelos Handyman 1a,b,c & 2 (see pages , Webelos Handbook) Webelos Naturalist 4 (see pages 319,330, Webelos Handbook) Akela s OK Date Return this paper to the next Cub Scout meeting. Wolf 7b (see page 75, Wolf Handbook) Webelos Handyman 1a,b,c & 2 (see pages , Webelos Handbook) Webelos Naturalist 4 (see pages 319,330, Webelos Handbook) Akela s OK Date Return this paper to the next Cub Scout meeting. Name March Week 1 Home Assignment Name March Week 1 Home Assignment Wolf 7b (see page 75, Wolf Handbook) Webelos Handyman 1a,b,c & 2 (see pages , Webelos Handbook) Webelos Naturalist 4 (see pages 319,330, Webelos Handbook) Akela s OK Date Return this paper to the next Cub Scout meeting. Wolf 7b (see page 75, Wolf Handbook) Webelos Handyman 1a,b,c & 2 (see pages , Webelos Handbook) Webelos Naturalist 4 (see pages 319,330, Webelos Handbook) Akela s OK Date Return this paper to the next Cub Scout meeting.
18 TIGER DEN MEETING PROGRAM BEFORE THE MEETING DEN NO. PACK NO. MEETING PLACE MONTH March WEEK 1 THIS MONTH'S TOPIC Compassion/Nature/Recycling Use this form at a den leader meeting or at your monthly pack leader s meeting. Include ways for the den chief and denner to help you in the den meeting. Gather materials for gathering and other activities, games and have home assignments ready. TIME GATHERING With the help of their Tiger Adult Partners, Tiger Cubs will find pictures in the Hidden Pictures: At the Recycling Center puzzle. Materials: Copies of Hidden Pictures: At the Recycling Center, pencils OPENING Tiger Cubs and their adult partners will participate in the CUBS Recycle Opening discussing how we can recycle. Materials: flag, opening cards ACTIVITIES / PROJECTS Tiger Cubs, with help from their adult partners, will learn about and do several activities in regards to food chains. Materials: food chain cards GAME / SONG Tiger Cubs and their adult partners will play a game called Paper, Plastic, Aluminum. Materials: playground ball BUSINESS ITEMS / TAKEHOME None CLOSING Compassion Closing Materials: None AFTER THE MEETING Evaluate the meeting and review next week s plans.
19 WOLF DEN MEETING PROGRAM BEFORE THE MEETING DEN NO. PACK NO. MEETING PLACE MONTH March WEEK 1 THIS MONTH'S TOPIC Compassion/Nature/Recycling Use this form at a den leader meeting or at your monthly pack leader s meeting. Include ways for the den chief and denner to help you in the den meeting. Gather materials for gathering and other activities, games and have home assignments ready. TIME GATHERING Hidden Pictures: At the Recycling Center Materials: Copies of Hidden Pictures: At the Recycling Center, pencils OPENING CUBS Recycle Opening Materials: Flag, opening cards ACTIVITIES / PROJECTS Food Chain Activities Materials: copies of Food Chain cards GAME / SONG Paper, Plastic, Aluminum Game Materials: Playground ball BUSINESS ITEMS / TAKEHOME Wolf 7b CLOSING Compassion Closing Materials: None AFTER THE MEETING Evaluate the meeting and review next week s plans.
20 BEAR DEN MEETING PROGRAM BEFORE THE MEETING DEN NO. PACK NO. MEETING PLACE MONTH March WEEK 1 THIS MONTH'S TOPIC Compassion/Nature/Recycling Use this form at a den leader meeting or at your monthly pack leader s meeting. Include ways for the den chief and denner to help you in the den meeting. Gather materials for gathering and other activities, games and have home assignments ready. TIME GATHERING Hidden Pictures: At the Recycling Center Materials: Copies of Hidden Pictures: At the Recycling Center, pencils OPENING CUBS Recycle Opening Materials: Flag, opening cards ACTIVITIES / PROJECTS Food Chain Activities Materials: copies of Food Chain cards GAME / SONG Paper, Plastic, Aluminum Game Materials: Playground ball BUSINESS ITEMS / TAKEHOME None CLOSING Compassion Closing Materials: None AFTER THE MEETING Evaluate the meeting and review next week s plans.
21 WEBELOS DEN MEETING PROGRAM BEFORE THE MEETING DEN NO. PACK NO. MEETING PLACE MONTH March WEEK 1 THIS MONTH'S TOPIC Compassion/Nature/Recycling Use this form at a den leader meeting or at your monthly pack leader s meeting. Include ways for the den chief and denner to help you in the den meeting. Gather materials for gathering and other activities, games and have home assignments ready. TIME GATHERING Hidden Pictures: At the Recycling Center Materials: Copies of Hidden Pictures: At the Recycling Center, pencils OPENING CUBS Recycle Opening Materials: Flag, opening cards ACTIVITIES / PROJECTS Food Chain Activities Materials: copies of Food Chain cards GAME / SONG Paper, Plastic, Aluminum Game Materials: Playground ball BUSINESS ITEMS / TAKEHOME Handyman 1a, 1b, 1c, 2 Naturalist 4 CLOSING Compassion Closing Materials: None AFTER THE MEETING Evaluate the meeting and review next week s plans.
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