August Cub Scout Roundtable Issue |
Volume 10, Issue 1
September Theme |
Soaring to New Heights Webelos
Citizen and Communicator
Tiger Cub Achivement #1 |
WEBSITES
I am a little hesitant to list too
many but here are a few –
The White House - Webelos working
on Citizen may be interested in the White House – There are two sites –
http://www.whitehouse.gov - is the official white
house site
http://www.whitehouse.gov/kids/ - is the kids
version of the official White House site
Soaring ideas - Earn Cub
Scout Achievements with NASA’s Help -
National has developed with NASA a part of their Spaceplace website for Cubs
to go and have fun.
http://spaceplace.jpl.nasa.gov/cubscouts There is a
list sorted by rank of activities that can be applied to requirements for
achievements, electives, activity badges, and Sports and Academic pins and
belt loops. Links take you directly to the activities on the main website.
Another place to soar – The
American Kite Association website -www.aka.kite.org
The AKA is a nonprofit organization dedicated
to educating the public in the art, history, technology, and practice of
building and flying kites.
The Big Wind Kite Factory -
with downloadable directions on building kites!!! http://www.molokai.com/kites
National Institute of Environmental
Health Sciences – Kids Pages Here’s another from Keri in SC, “I love
finding great resources but this is the first time I found so many in one
spot. The song list is great, lots of lyrics to lots of songs - even a Scout
song. The "Cool Links" are terrific. There are links for the EPA, FEMA, other
environmental links, plenty of science (even dissecting frogs), and
educational links. I played with hidden pictures and on-line coloring. Check
it out, it is well worth your time.”
http://www.niehs.nih.gov/kids/home.htm
New recruiting Ideas (so critical at this time
of the year)- The Santa Clara County council has an excellent document
called
Invitation Methods for Cub Scouting. It is a 1Meg
PDF file on recruiting. So if you need some new ideas, visit their website
http://www.sccc-scouting.org/ .
And if you need answers – Pack 958, Leesburg,
Virginia, has “100 Frequently Asked Scouting Questions” at
http://www.loudoun-net.com/pack958/faq.htm
The Virtual Cub Scout Leaders Book is available
courtesy of Pack 215, Walnut Creek, CA
http://www.geocities.com/~pack215/home.html
Here’s a good Pack web site with links to
many forms and other stuff – It is Pack 480 in Southern New Jersey Council -
http://kerswill.intrasun.tcnj.edu/Personal/cub_scouts.htm
If you wish your pack website featured – drop a note
to
commisionerdave@comcast.net
Craft Ideas – This page lists crafts by category
for Cub Scouts, Girls Scouts and Boy Scouts –
http://www.kidsdomain.com/craft/_scout.html
Free Web Hosting with template builder - Is your
unit chartered to a Lutheran Church or organization?? Then you qualify for a
free site at
www.lutheransonline.com. This site has templates to
build your unit’s site without having to know html or other computerese!!!!
Also, check them out for inspirational E cards and Lutheran Humor. This part
is available to anyone.
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