Scouting runs on volunteers — and we need your help to make these two big Cub Scout events a success:
Cub Scout Safari – Oct 4, Hoyt Scout Reservation, 9 AM to 4 PM
Hands-on activities, exciting challenges, Adventure Awards, and special rank programs for Lions through Arrow of Light. Adventure Awards:
Lions (Kindergarten): Mountain Lion & Let’s Camp Lions
Tigers (1st Grade): Tigers in the Wild & Let’s Camp
Wolves (2nd Grade): Paws on the Path & Let’s Camp Wolf
Bears (3rd Grade): Bear Habitat & Let’s Camp Bear
Webelos (4th Grade): Webelos Walkabout & Let’s Camp
Arrow of Light (5th Grade): Into the Woods & Outdoor Adventurer
Cub Scout University of Adventure – Nov 8, Easton Country Day School
A full day of fun where Scouts earn Adventures, enjoy special lunch entertainment, and meet friends from across the Council. Four colleges: Wolf, Bear, Webelos, and Arrow of Light. Four Colleges Offered:
Wolf (2nd Grade) new college this year! Council Fire, Computing Wolf and Digging in the Past
Bear (3rd Grade) Paws for Action, Marble Madness and Roaring Laughter
Webelos (4th Grade) My Community, Art Explosion, and Earth Rocks
Arrow of Light (5th Grade) First Aid, (or Estimation), Engineer and High Tech Outdoors
Who can volunteer?
Cubmasters
Den Leaders
Parents
Troop Leaders
Older Scouts BSA.
We provide:
Teaching aides for Adventure Awards
Free admission for staff (and their child if attending)
Lunch and a patch
It’s more fun than work — grab a friend and volunteer together!
Resources:
Complete guides to teaching Adventure Awards https://www.scouting.org/programs/cub-scouts/adventures/
Download Information flyers on both events.
Questions or to volunteer
John Hanks at activities@ctyankee.org
