Outdoor Ethics Awareness and Action Awards have been Retired

From Annaleis Smith - Revised - Outdoor Ethics Awareness and Action Awards for Cub Scouts and Leaders Have Been Retired

The June 2015 launch of the new Cub Scouting program fundamentally changed Cub Scout advancement requirements. The knowledge, skills, and attributes acquired through the Cub Scout Outdoor Ethics Awareness and Action Awards have been incorporated into, and made an integral part of, the new Cub Scout Adventures.

To avoid redundancy, the Cub Scout Outdoor Ethics Awareness and Action Awards have been retired and will no longer be available for Cub Scouts and Cub Scout leaders to earn. The adult content will be incorporated into the revisions being made to BALOO training and will be released soon.

August Roundtable

Roundtable will be on Thursday, August 4th at 7 pm at the Highland West Stake Chapel, 11162 N. Alpine Highway, Highland.

Monthly Pack Meeting Plans can be found HERE

July Roundtable

No Roundtable in July

June Roundtable

Roundtable will be this Thursday, June 2nd at 7 p.m. at the Highland West Stake Chapel located at 11162 N. Alpine Highway, Highland.

Alpine District Day Camp

Cub Scout Day Camp is looking for someone to man the archery station. The gentleman who was planning on doing it will not be available.  It will be June 9 & 10 from 7:30 set up to 2:30 take down.  It will require a short safety instruction on how to use the bow and arrow, then supervising the boys shooting. All equipment will be provided.  We will take half day service, full one day only service, but would love to have the same person for both days.
If interested, please call Nancy Brimhall at 

801-362-0628  
We are also looking for any Cowboy, Indian and Pioneer artifacts, our theme is the WILD WEST.  

Helpful Information

May Resource Sheet: HERE

May Pack Meeting Plan: HERE

June Resource Sheet: HERE

June Pack Meeting Plan: HERE

May Roundtable

May Cub Scout Round Table :  Thursday May 5th, at 7 pm sharp will be another Cub Scout Roundtable. 
The topics that will be discussed will include Safety for your Outdoor Activities (Field Trips & Day Camps)
and Planning on getting the National Summertime Award. The RT Theme for May will be "It's a Hit" and the Scout Law is Obedient.  
   
Games are part of the fun of Cub Scouting. Skills and interests that boys develop now can teach self-confidence, independence, and the ability to get along with others. Children learn through play. For these reasons, games are an important part of Cub Scouting. Games not only help to accomplish Cub Scouting’s overall objectives of citizenship training, physical fitness, and character development, but they also have educational benefits. Games teach a boy to follow rules, to take turns, to respect the rights of others, to give and take, and to play fair. Some games help boys to develop skills, body control,
and coordination. Some teach self-confidence and consideration for others. Games stimulate both mental and physical growth, as well as providing an outlet for excess “boy energy.”