Public Glossary - Cub Scout Pack 4339 (Liberty, Missouri)

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            %3ch2 align%3d%22center%22%3eGlossary of Cub Scouting Terms%3c/h2%3e
            %3cp%3eCub Scouting has a language all its own. If you are not familiar with it%2c below are the definitions of many terms you will encounter as you get more and more involved in the program.%3c/p%3e
            %3ccenter%3e%3ca href%3d%22%23Achievements%22 name%3d%22Achievements%22%3eA%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23Bear Cub%22%3eB%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23Chartered Organization %22%3eC%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23Den%22%3eD%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23Field Trip%22%3eF%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23Handbook %22%3eH%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23Living Circle%22%3eL%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23Outdoor Activities%22%3eO%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23Pack%22%3eP%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23Rank Badges%22%3eR%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23Sponsor%22%3eS%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23theme%22%3eT%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23Uniform%22%3eU%3c/a%3e %3ca href%3d%22%23Webelos%22%3eW%3c/a%3e %3c/center%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Achievements%22%3e%3cstrong%3eAchievements%3c/strong%3e%3c/a%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eTo earn the rank badge%2c Wolf and Bear Cub Scouts must complete Achievements found in their Handbook. The Achievements cover these areas%3a God%2c Country%2c Family and Self. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eActivity Badge%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThere are 20 Activity Badges a Webelos Scout can earn. These are divided into 5 areas%3a Physical%2c Mental%2c Technology%2c Outdoor%2c and Community. A pin is presented for completion of each Activity Badge. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eAdvancements%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eAdvancements in rank are presented at each pack meeting and include Tiger Cub%2c Bobcat%2c Wolf%2c Bear%2c Webelos%2c and Arrow of Light badges. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eAkela%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eAkela is the Cub Scout term for a leader - any leader - including den leaders%2c Cubmasters%2c teachers%2c parents%2c and any other adult the Cub Scout looks up to. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eArrow of Light%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThis is the highest award a boy can earn in Cub Scouting - also the ONLY %28non-religious%29 award from Cub Scouts which can be worn on a Boy Scout Uniform. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eArrow Points%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eArrow Points are awarded to Wolf and Bear Cub Scouts for completion of electives beyond the Achievements covered for earning the Wolf or Bear rank badge. A Gold Arrow Point is awarded for the first 10 electives%3b a Silver Arrow Point is awarded for each successive 10 electives completed. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eAssistant Cubmaster%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eAn assistant Cubmaster is an adult %2818 years or older%29 who assists the Cubmaster with the pack program. You may have several assistant Cubmasters. One of them might be the next Cubmaster. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eAssistant den leader%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eAn assistant den leader is an adult %2818 years or older%29 who assists the den leader with the den meetings. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eAssistant Webelos leader%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eAn assistant Webelos leader is an adult %2818 years or older%29 who assists the Webelos den leader with the den meetings. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Bear Cub%22%3e%3cstrong%3eBear Cub%3c/strong%3e%3c/a%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThese are generally third grade Cub Scouts%2c who work on activities in the areas God%2c Country%2c Family and Self. Of the 24 possible Achievements%2c they must complete a prescribed amount in each area%2c for a total of 12. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eBobcat%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eEvery boy who joins Cub Scouts must first earn the Bobcat badge. Doing this%2c he learns the seven basic tenets of Cub Scouting%3a the Promise%2c the Law of the Pack%2c the sign%2c the handshake%2c the motto%2c the salute%2c and what Webelos means. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eBoy Scout%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eA Boy Scout is between the ages of 11 and 18 and belongs to a Troop. Boy Scouting furthers the development of the boy through camping%2c outdoor activities%2c skills development%2c and advancement. The Boy Scout advances through these ranks%3a Tenderfoot%2c Second Class%2c First Class%2c Star%2c Life%2c then Eagle. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eBoy Scouts of America%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Boy Scouts of America is a nationally chartered organization that encompasses Cub Scouts%2c Boy Scouts%2c Explorer Units%2c and Varsity Units. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eBoy%27s Life%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eA magazine for boys. To subscribe%2c ask a den or pack leader for the special rate for registered scouts. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Chartered Organization %22%3e%3cstrong%3e%3cstrong%3eChartered%3c/strong%3e Organization%3c/strong%3e %3c/a%3e%3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eA chartered organization is a community group - often a religious%2c civic%2c fraternal%2c educational%2c or other organization - that sponsors a Scouting unit%2c such as a Cub Scout pack%2c Boy Scout troop%2c or Venturing crew. The Boy Scouts of America issues a charter to each chartered organization%2c allowing them to use Scouting as part of their youth program. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eCharter Renewal%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eCharter renewal is the annual process during which the charter issued by BSA to your chartered organization is renewed. The pack committee must help by verifying the list of boys and adults registered in the pack. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eClown Volleyball%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eTo play Clown Volleyball%2c tie a string about 6 feet up off the ground to act as a net %28play the game outdoors if you can%29. Divide the den into two teams and give each team an inflated balloon. Both balloons are played at the same time%2c and the game ends when both balls are %22grounded.%22 %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eCode of Conduct%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Code of Conduct helps your meetings run smoothly without disruption by getting the Cub or Webelos Scouts%27 agreement on what behavior is acceptable. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eCommittee%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThis is the group of adult volunteers who %22run%22 the Pack. Any interested adult is welcome to attend Committee meetings. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eCouncil%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Council is an organization of professional Scouters that oversees all Cub Scout Packs%2c Boy Scout Troops and other units in an area. Pack 339 is part of the Heart of America Council. The scout executive for our council is Mr. Richard McFadden. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eCourt of Honor%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eA Court of Honor is a special awards ceremony. Awards may be presented at any Pack meeting%2c but there is a special ceremony for presentation of awards at a Court of Honor. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eCub or Cub Scout%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eA Cub Scout is any member of Boy Scouts in first through fifth grade %28or age 7 - 11%29. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eCub Scout Leader%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eYou and all the other adult volunteers in your pack. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eCub Scout sign%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Cub Scout sign is used when Cub Scouts say the Cub Scout Promise and Law. The sign is also used to get the attention of any Cub Scout group. To make the sign%2c hold up your right hand with the arm straight and first and middle fingers extended. The other fingers and thumb are folded over into the palm. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eCubmaster%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Cubmaster is the chief adult volunteer leader and is responsible for monthly pack meetings%2c the program of the pack%2c and the operation of the dens. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Den%22%3e%3cstrong%3eDen%3c/strong%3e%3c/a%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Den is a group of Cub Scouts who meeet at regular intervals. Ideally%2c a den consists of 6 to 8 boys who are all working toward the same rank. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eDen chief%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eA den chief is a Boy Scout%2c Varsity Scout%2c or Venturer who serves as an activities assistant%2c helping the den leader with the den and providing fun and interesting things for the boys to do. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eDen chief handbook%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Den Chief Handbook contains the Floating Ball Trick and other tricks and stunts. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eDen Leader%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eA Cub Scout den leader is an adult volunteer who leads a Cub Scout den%2c with the help of assistant den leaders and parents. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eDen Meeting%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eIndividual Den Meetings are held for each rank level of Cub Scouts. These usually occur at a regular intervals%2c such as weekly or bi-weekly. Wolf and Bear dens work on fun projects%2c crafts%2c skits%2c or some of their Achievements. Webelos dens use this time to work on the various Activity Badges. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eDenner%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
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                    %3cp%3eThe Cub Scout denner is a den member elected by the den for a short period%2c usually one or two months. His responsibilities are determined by the den leader and den chief. This might include helping to set up the den meeting place and cleanup%3b helping with games%2c ceremonies%2c tricks%2c and puzzles%3b leading a song%3b or acting as den cheerleader. He should be given meaningful responsibilities and recognition to help him learn how to be a leader%2c so all boys will look forward to their turn as denner. %28The short term of office is to give all boys the opportunity to serve. The shoulder cord is worn on the left shoulder.%29%3c/p%3e
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                    %3cp%3eThe Webelos Scout denner is a Webelos Scout who has been elected by secret ballot by the Webelos den for a short term of office%2c usually three to six months. His responsibilities are determined by the Webelos den leader and Webelos den chief%2c and might include such things as leading ceremonies%2c preparing equipment%2c setting up the meeting room%2c greeting new boys and helping them get acquainted%2c assisting with tricks and puzzles%2c or other worthwhile tasks.%3c/p%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eDistrict%3c/strong%3e  %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eField Each Council is divided into a number of Districts. Pack 339 is part of the ______ District. __________ is our District Director. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Field Trip%22%3e%3cstrong%3eField Trip%3c/strong%3e%3c/a%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eField trips are den or pack trips away from the usual meeting place. They can be as simple as a den trip to tour a local fast food restaurant or as big as a bus trip to a museum or sports event. If you are going outside your own town%2c you must file a tour permit with your local Boy Scouts of America council. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eFloating Ball Trick%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eTo do the Floating Ball Trick%2c hold a table tennis ball over the end of a soda straw%2c tip your head back%2c and blow hard. Release the ball and it will stay suspended above the straw as long as you blow. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eFriends of Scouting%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eFriends of Scouting %28FOS%29 is a fund-raiser for your local council. You may be asked to host an FOS presentation at a pack meeting. FOS was formerly called Sustaining Membership Enrollment %28SME%29. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Handbook %22%3e%3cstrong%3eHandbook%3c/strong%3e%3c/a%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eEach level of Scouting has its own Handbook. The Handbook is %3cstrong%3eESSENTIAL%3c/strong%3e for your Scout%2c as it spells out the requirements for advancement%2c as well as providing a place to record completion of the same. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Living Circle%22%3e%3cstrong%3eLiving Circle%3c/strong%3e%3c/a%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eIn a Living Circle%2c Cub Scouts and leaders stand in a circle%2c left hands extended to the center%2c palm down. Each person grasps the thumb of the person to their left%2c forming a complete circle of hands. The right hand is raised in the Cub Scout sign. Pumping the left hands up and down%2c everyone says %22Ah-KAY-la%2c we%27ll do our best.%22 %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Outdoor Activities%22%3e%3cstrong%3eOutdoor Activities%3c/strong%3e%3c/a%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eOutdoor activities are an important part of Cub Scouting. They can include hikes%2c picnics%2c games%2c and similar day events. Cub Scouts can also participate in pack camping%2c in which each Cub Scout has family members present. Cub Scout day camp and resident camp%2c as well as family camping opportunities%2c are also an important part of the program. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Pack%22%3e%3cstrong%3ePack%3c/strong%3e%3c/a%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe whole group - all of our dens and families together is called a Pack. The Pack usually meets once every month. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3ePack activities%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3ePack activities are additional activities and trips run by the pack. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3epack committee%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe pack committee is responsible for the operation of the pack%2c including planning%2c finances%2c records%2c activities%2c advancement%2c and more. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3epack leaders%27 meeting%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eA pack leaders%27 meeting is held monthly to finalize details for the pack program and pack meeting for the current month%2c and to plan upcoming months. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3epack meeting%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe pack meeting is a monthly gathering of all the Tiger Cub%2c Cub Scout%2c and Webelos Scout dens in the pack%2c along with their families%2c for recognition%2c fun%2c and program. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3ePack Meeting Planning Chart%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Pack Meeting Planning Chart is a guide to planning your pack meeting. It lists all the required and optional parts of the meeting. You can choose the parts you want%2c determine their order%2c and indicate who will be responsible for preparing each. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3ePinewood Derby%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3ePinewood derby is an activity for all Cub Scouts and Webelos Scouts. Boys build wooden race cars with adult assistance and race them down pinewood tracks for prizes and trophies. Other similar activities are the raingutter regatta %28boats%29 and space derby %28spaceships%29. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3ePow Wow%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eA Pow Wow is an annual Cub Scout Leader learning extravaganza sponsored by the council. Check with council for a schedule. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eprogram%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe annual pack program is planned to lay out the themes and activities that will be used for the upcoming year. A monthly theme is chosen%2c and most den and pack activities for the month relate to that theme. The annual Cub Scout Program Helps contains suggested themes. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Rank Badges%22%3e%3cstrong%3eRank Badges%3c/strong%3e %3c/a%3e%3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Rank Badges%2c in order%2c are%3a Bobcat%2c Tiger%2c Wolf%2c Bear%2c Webelos. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eRecognitions%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eRecognitions include Wolf and Bear arrow points%2c Webelos activity badges%2c and nonadvancement recognitions%2c such as Cub Scout Academics and Sports belt loops%2c service stars%2c etc. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eRoundtable%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eEach District holds a monthly Roundtable meeting for all of its Boy Scout and Cub Scout leaders. The purpose of Roundtable is to help units succeed by providing useful program ideas%2c information on policy%2c leadership training%2c and current information on upcoming Council events and training opportunities. Roundtables are the best way to find out what%27s going on%21 %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Sponsor%22%3e%3cstrong%3eSponsor%3c/strong%3e%3c/a%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eEach Unit must have a sponsoring organization%2c such as a church%2c service club%2c etc. Pack 339 is sponsored by Chandler Baptist Church. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eScout Sign%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Scout sign is used when Webelos Scouts say the Scout Oath or Promise and Scout Law. To make the sign%2c raise the right hand palm forward%2c upper arm straight%2c and out to the side. The arm is bent at the elbow%2c forming a right angle. The three middle fingers are held erect and the thumb covers the nail of the little finger. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eService projects%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eService projects are part of Cub Scouting%27s citizenship training. They can include service in the neighborhood%2c to the community%2c or to the chartered organization. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eSpiritual Growth%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Boy Scouts of America encourages the spiritual growth of its members but is absolutely nonsectarian and leaves decisions about religion to each Cub Scout%27s family. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eStrong Man%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eFor or Strong Man%2c make a set of %22weights%22 out of cardboard. The boys can wear long-sleeved shirts with the sleeves stuffed for %22muscles.%22 %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdd%3eA monthly theme is chosen by the pack committee%2c and most den and pack activities for the month relate to that theme. The annual Cub Scout Program Helps contains themes suggested by the Boy Scouts of America. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eTiger Cub%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Tiger Cub program is for first grade %28or age 7%29 boys and their adult partners. There are five Tiger Cub achievement areas. The Tiger Cub%2c working with his adult partner%2c completes 15 requirements within these areas to earn the Tiger Cub Badge. These requirements consist of an exciting series of indoor and outdoor activities just right for a boy in the first grade.Tiger Cubs and their families are encouraged to participate in Pack events. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eTiger Cub Handbook%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eEvery Tiger Cub gets a copy of the Tiger Cub Handbook%2c containing advancement requirements and ideas used to plan the den program. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eTiger Cub motto%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Tiger Cub motto is %22Search%2c Discover%2c Share.%22 %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eTiger Cub badge%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Tiger Cub badge is awarded to a Tiger Cub when he completes 15 achievements in the Tiger Cub handbook. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eTiger Partner%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe adult partner of a Tiger Cub%2c usually a family member%2c is the Tiger Partner. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eTour Permit%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eA BSA Tour Permit is required when a den or pack conducts an activity outside of its normal meeting place. Contact your council for tour permit forms and instructions for approval. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Uniform%22%3e%3cstrong%3eUniform%3c/strong%3e%3c/a%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Uniform is the prescribed clothing for any and all official Cub Scout events. In Pack 339%2c the minimum Uniform consists of a uniform shirt%2c %28with all patches%29%2c appropriate neckerchief%2c and blue pants%2c jeans or shorts. Hats and belts are great. The red felt vests give the cubs a good place to show off their patch collection. Webelos Scouts use the %22colors%22 for activity pins. For %22casual%22 events%2c a Cub or Webelos Scout T-shirt and shorts is acceptable. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eUnit%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eEach individually chartered Pack%2c Troop%2c Post or Lodge is a Unit. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3ca name%3d%22Webelos%22%3e%3cstrong%3eWebelos%3c/strong%3e%3c/a%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eWebelos means %3cstrong%3eWE%3c/strong%3e%27ll %3cstrong%3eBE%3c/strong%3e%3cstrong%3eLO%3c/strong%3eyal %3cstrong%3eS%3c/strong%3ecouts. Or for you old timers%2c %3cstrong%3eW%3c/strong%3ee%3cstrong%3eB%3c/strong%3ee%3cstrong%3eL%3c/strong%3eo%3cstrong%3eS%3c/strong%3e stood for %3cstrong%3eW%3c/strong%3eolf%2c %3cstrong%3eB%3c/strong%3eear%2c %3cstrong%3eL%3c/strong%3eion%2c %3cstrong%3eS%3c/strong%3ecout to indicate the progression towards being a Boy Scout. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eWebelos badge%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Webelos badge is awarded to a Webelos Scout who completes the requirements%2c which include activity badges and learning about Boy Scouting. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eWebelos den leader%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eA Webelos den leader is an adult volunteer who leads a Webelos Scout den%2c with the help of assistant Webelos den leaders and parents. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eWebelos Leader Guide%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Webelos Leader Guide has a suggested sequence of activity badges designed to help the boys earn the Webelos badge and Arrow of Light. It also has suggested activities for each badge. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eWebelos Den Meeting Program form%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThe Webelos Den Meeting Program form lists all the parts of a den meeting and is used to plan your weekly meetings. You can find a copy in your Cub Scout Leader Book. Additional blank copies may be purchased at your council service center. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eWebelos Scout%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThese are fourth and fifth grade Cub Scouts%2c who work on up to 20 Activity Badges in the den setting. These activities are designed to prepare the boys for the merit badge methodology utilized in Boy Scouts. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eWebelos Scout den%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eA Webelos Scout den consists of six to eight Webelos Scouts with a Webelos den leader and assistants%2c as well as a Webelos den chief. It meets every week at a time and place chosen by the Webelos den leader and parents. %3c/dd%3e
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                %3cdt%3e%3cstrong%3eWolf Cub%3c/strong%3e %3c/dt%3e
                %3cdd%3eThese are generally second grade Cub Scouts%2c who work on 12 Achievements%2c mostly in the home setting. Arrow Points are awarded for work done on a multitude of electives. %3c/dd%3e
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