September Soaring to New Heights

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SeptemberSoaring to New Heights

• Scouts explore how people learned to fly and the
  history of aviation
• Rocket Derby 5.00
• Pack meetings can be built around a paper
  airplane-flying contest

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OctoberOnce Upon A Time

• Scouts learn about the bigger than life
  characters in the land of make believe
• Fall Family Camping 5.00
• Halloween Party 1.50
• Build Pack camping around one or more of these
  characters Pecos Bill in the Old West, Paul
  Revere in the East, Paul Bunyan in the Northwest,
  etc.

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NovemberPilgrims of Plymouth Rock

• Scouts can reenact the first Thanksgiving, with
  games and contests in addition to a bountiful
  meal
• Raingutter Regatta 5.00
• Pack or Den meetings can be built around games
  Pilgrim and Indian boys would have enjoyed

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DecemberA Cub Scout Gives Goodwill

• Scouts learn about the spirit of Scouting and the
  meaning of the season by performing a good deed
  for for someone in need during the holiday
  season
• Christmas Party 3.00
• Volunteer in a soup kitchen Free

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JanuaryHome Alone

• This month is a good time to review basic first
  aid, emergency plans, how to call for help, and
  family rules when boys are home alone
• Pinewood Derby 5.00
• Have the Red Cross, a local nurse, or a doctor
  visit a Pack meeting to discuss basic
  age-appropriate first aid

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FebruaryFiesta!

• Its party time for Scouting, and what better way
  to celebrate than with a Mexican flavor
• Blue Gold Banquet 9.00
• Scout Sunday (Service Project) Free
• Boys will learn about that countrys festive
  traditions as they make cascarones and fill
  pinatas for the Blue Gold banquet

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MarchWalk In My Shoes

• Scouts will spend this month exploring the world
  and experiences of those who face challenges
  every day
• Indoor Rock Climbing 15.00
• Service Project - Scouting for Food
• The Pack meeting can be built around learning
  sign language.
• A disabilities awareness course can also be built
  where boys can complete specific tasks at each
  station without the benefit of two or more
  senses.

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AprilCubservation

• This month boys will learn about the importance
  of conservation and ecology
• Spring Family Camping 5.00
• Have a conservationist or park ranger come to
  your Pack meeting or campout to talk about the
  dangers and effects of pollution and littering

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MayMy Home State

• This month boys will find out whats special
  about their state
• Zoo Visit 5.00
• Invite a guest speaker to the Pack meeting who
  can share something special about your state with
  the boys

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JuneCub Rock

• The boys can learn about prehistoric times. What
  a good month to explore geology and learn about
  dinosaurs
• Summer Day Camp 70

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JulyFin Fun

• Dive right in as Scouts spend a month learning
  about water one of our most precious
  resources...
• Swim Party 2.00
• This is an excellent opportunity to teach Scouts
  about water conversation and catch-and-release
  programs.
• Dont forget to learn about water safety.

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AugustScouting the Midway

• This month is full of fun and games.
• Pack Cookout 3.00
• The boys can design and build midway games at
  their den meetings and then run their game at the
  Pack cookout.

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Total Program Cost

• Activity Cost..135
• Operating Cost50
• (Includes Registration/Insurance, Boys Life,
  Uniform, Handbook, Badge)
• Total..185
• Per Scout Sales Goal.370
• (Based on 50 Commission to the unit)

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Additional Activity Ideas

• Bowling
• Laser Tag
• Baseball Game
• Basketball Game
• Football Game
• Frisbee Golf
• Amusement Park
• Hockey Game
• Museum Visit
• IMAX Theatre
• State Park Visit
• Fire Station Visit
• Police Station Visit
• State Police Station Visit
• Airport Visit
• Company Visit
• Hospital Visit
• Hiking Trip