Title: Forming Pack
1Forming Pack Troop Alliances
2Training boy leaders to run their troop is the
Scoutmaster's most important job. Train Scouts
to do a job, then let them do it. Never do
anything a boy can do. Robert S. S.
Baden-Powell
3Are You Delivering the Promise?
- Scouting Promises you
- The great outdoors
- Friendship
- Opportunities to work toward Eagle Scout
- Tools to help you make the most of your family,
community, and nation - Experiences and duties that will help you mature
into a strong, wise adult.
4Mission Statement The mission of the Boy Scouts
of America is to prepare young people to make
ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by
instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath
and Law.
5Resources
- Events
- Cub Scout Pow Wow
- Webelos Woods
- Boy Scout Camporees
- Cub Family Camping
- Training
- Webelos Leader Outdoor Training
- Boy Scout ITOLS, SALT
- Wood Badge
6TOOLS
- Webelos Woods Syllabus
- Den Chiefs
- Den Chief Handbook
- District Den Chief Training Guide
- BSA Online Den Chief Training
- Best Practices for Den Chiefs
- Best Practices for Webelos Transition
7Best Practices for Packs
- Remember youre grooming these boys for Boy
Scouts. Gradually place more and more
responsibility upon them. - Allow your Webelos-II to run most of the monthly
pack meetings - Connect with Boy Scout leaders
8Best Practices for Packs
- Training
- Camping
- Communication
- Den Chiefs
- Troop Visits
- Spring Kickoff
9Best Practices for Packs- Training
- Webelos Leader Outdoor Training requirement for
Webelos Leader Knot - BSA Adult Leader Indoor / Outdoor Training
- recommended for Webelos-II leaders
10Best Practices for Packs- Camping
- Webelos Adventure Camp
- 1st year Webelos
- Camping overnight 1-2 times with a local troop
- 2nd year Webelos
- Webelos Woods
- attend District or Council event.
11Best Practices for Packs- Den Chiefs
- Boy Scout who works with Den Leader as Activities
Assistant, friend to the scouts
12Best Practices for Packs- Troop Visits
- Begin visiting troops in the fall.
- Dont wait until February and frustrate the
scouts.
13Best Practices for Packs- Spring Kickoff
- Troop meets with rising Webelos-I leaders
(current Bear Leaders) to - Encourage leaders by showing overview of Activity
Badges, giving direction - Explain how the Webelos program is focused on
preparing for Boy Scouts - Endeavor to focus on key badges for Arrow of
Light, not trying to do all badges - Examine option of doing Readyman as Webelos-II
when Scout has developed more mentally.
14Best Practices for Troops
- Never do what a scout can do.
- Each Scout and leader has a position and a clear
job description. - Establish clear written processes for
- Adults training older youth
- Older youth training younger scouts
15Best Practices for Troops
- Build partnerships
- Rapell-O-Ree 3 troops help recruit
- Freeze-O-Ree camporee co-sponsor
- Joint outings with other troops/groups
- Weirs Valley Ranch (adoption ranch)
- Morrison Hill (church youth group)
16Best Practices for Troops
- Training
- Use Den Chief position to groom new leaders
- Utilize Troop Guides to teach new scouts
- Mentor your PLC
- Make the Patrol Method a reality, not an idea
17Forging Partnerships
- Troop
- troop display run-ons
- teach Webelos badges (forestry, outdoorsman)
- Webelos camp with the troop PLC plan one event
fall - Pack
- reach out to the troop ask for a contact (not
the SM) - invite troop to Blue Gold dinner
18Forging Partnerships
- Open discussion
- what works well for you?
19A Team Effort
20Training boy leaders to run their troop is the
Scoutmaster's most important job. Train Scouts
to do a job, then let them do it. Never do
anything a boy can do. Robert S. S.
Baden-Powell
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41Forging Partnerships
- Who will you contact today?
- What partnerships did you think of today?
42Thank you for giving your heart to the boys of
Unaka!
Lets start networking have some FUN!
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