Greeter
-Arrive early, by 6:50 -Greet each and every scout/parent/sibling, by name, that attends the meeting
-Have each scout sign the attendance sheet and drop dues in the Dues can
Lead Opening
-Lead the pledge of allegiance
Pledge of Allegiance Reciter of Scout Oath -
-Recite and explain the Boy Scout Oath Boy Scout Oath Reciter of Scout Law - -Recite and explain the Boy Scout Law Boy Scout Law Reciter of Scout Motto - -Recite and explain the Boy Scout Motto Boy Scout Motto Reciter of Scout Slogan - -Recite and explain the Boy Scout Slogan Boy Scout Slogan Reciter of Outdoor Code- -Recite and explain the Boy Scout Outdoor Code Boy Scout Outdoor Code Boy Scout Sign Demonstrator- Demonstrate and Expain the Boy Scout Sign, Salute, and Handshake Boy Scout Sign, Salute, and Handshake Good deed-
30 seconds to a minute -tell us about a good deed that you did
Patrol Leader-role will evolve, but for now
when scouts are divided into patrols the
patrols will be named (the scout patrol leader's name) and all scouts will form a line behind
their Patrol Leader.
Plan Den activity
you can use the Bear book as a guide
-plan a 10-15 minute activity(arrive at 6:50 to fully prepare;to ask
for volunteers(if needed) and to set up playing area -explain the activity to the Den
If you need ideas we have many resources, here are just a few.
Keep in mind that from late September through Early March, Our meetings are completely in the dark, with only a couple of lanterns for light.
No Running Games in the Dark Speaker-
Tell story, funny joke, etc, for 30 seconds to one minute. Scout can read it or memorize it
You can get ideas from the Bear book(Tall tales, American history, etc)
If you need ideas we have many resources, here are just a few.
Scary stories not allowed
Tip-Take Deep Breaths before Speaking; more tips here
Hot Seat
Be prepared to fill any role as needed,
in case a scheduled scout misses the meeting
All Scouts will keep in his back pocket a den avtivity and speech to be used at moment's notice.
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