» Pack 405 Meeting Locations

In the "FORMS" section of this web site, look for the Word document: Pack 405 Meeting Locations. This document includes a map and directions to each meeting location.

If you have any questions: scoutert38@aol.com or call Cubmaster Dave (503) 580-4677.

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Welcome!

Welcome to Aumsville Cub Scout Pack 405!

PLEASE NOTE!

Until further notice, Den meetings are held on the FIRST Thursday and THIRD Thursday at 7pm (baring holidays). We are still in between locations, so the meeting place will be announced one week before. At this time, please check here first, or call Cubmaster Dave 503-580-4677 OR your Den Leader Jason Perkey 503-991-0075 or Den Leader Drew Merrick 503-480-5240. Until we have enough Adult Trained Leaders we will meet as a "combined den". Den Leaders will call each parent ASAP with the meeting location prior to each Den Meeting.

Parent-Leader Committee meetings are held on the 1st Monday of every month at 7pm at Aumsville Fire House.

Pack meetings are held on the 4th Thursday of each month during the school year at 7pm at the Aumsville Community Center.

As your Cubmaster, I assure you I am working diligently to make sure that we have a meeting place that will be consistent each month. I apologize for the confusion. Thank you for your patience, and your enthusiasm is very encouraging!!

Cubmaster Dave

*This will be updated for OCTOBER 2011, so keep checking in!!

Interested in Scouting?

For more info please contact us at:

contact@aumsvillepack405.com

Or Call Cubmaster Dave Robinson at (503) 580-4677 or visit

https://beascout.scouting.org/

Pack Google Group
Are you a member of pack 405 and want to stay in the loop on whats going on as well as receive reminders? Click on the link below and the site moderator will get you on the site.

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Cub Scouting And Your Family

The Cub Scout program helps to meet your boy's growth needs. As a boy develops, he has specific needs such as;

To learn new physical skills. He can do this through games, sports, and crafts.
To learn to get along with boys of his same age. He needs to form friendships with other boys, to learn how to balance giving and receiving affection if he is to relate well to his peers. He needs to belong to a group of boys his own age; a Cub Scout den helps fulfill these needs.
To develop his mental processes. By reading, writing, and calculating. Opportunities to express ideas and influence others. Move from preoccupation with self to understanding how and what others think of him. Opportunities to observe, experiment, and learn self-reliance. The Scouting advancement program will help him develop mentally.
To develop a value system. He is developing a sense of right and wrong, good and evil, what is fair and what is unfair. He will do this by cooperating with other boys, by being taught, by adult examples, and from positive reinforcement. He begins to develop democratic social attitudes.
To develop personal independence. Less dependent on adults, and the opportunity to exercise his own independence in his den and the pack while learning to get along with others.

NEW!!! ADVANCEMENT WORKBOOKS

Cub Scout Belt Loops and Pins Worksheets include the maps, charts, diagram, links, and
checklists you need plus cross-references for related Tiger, Wolf, Bear, and Webelos requirements! Webelos Scout Activity Badge (Pin) Worksheets include the maps, charts, links, and checklists you will need
plus cross-references for related Cub Scout Belt Loops & Pins and Cub Scout Awards.

http://meritbadge.org/wiki/index.php/Cub_Scout_Worksheets

Optional Webelos Activity Badges (or "Pins") Workbooks (a.k.a. Worksheets) are available for the entire Webelos Program. Workbooks can help Scouts organize notes, listen actively, and document their work. Leaders and parents can quickly see if a Scout is understanding. Workbooks allow group instruction with individual attention. Click an activity badge below for the current requirements or the corresponding workbooks.

Here are examples of some of the extra materials that you will need are included in the workbook:

The blank US Map for: Forester
Graph paper for: Engineer
The Safe Swim Defense plan your are to teach and follow is included in: Aquanaut and Readyman
The BSA Home Safety Checklist and Energy Audit needed for: Family Member
Internet links are at the end of each workbook. For instance, check out the free online video lesson links in: Outdoorsman, Readyman, Artist, and Aquanaut.

Cub Scout Belt Loops and Pins Worksheets and Boy Scout Merit Badge Worksheets are also available.

Den Leader Resources

Den Leaders! The resources you need to run den meetings, Pack meetings, etc. right here; click on "Links" above, scroll down to "Den Leader Resources" and visit the links and download the files you need. Any questions, contact Cubmaster Dave today!!

Are you Trained?

If you're a new adult in a leadership position you can check with the BSA online training center for your online training needs. Adult leaders, please remember that this is just a first step for your leadership training. http://olc.scouting.org/

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