2018 Conococheague District Cub Scout Klondike Leaders Guide

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1 2018 Conococheague District Cub Scout Klondike Leaders Guide Be Prepared For the Cold & For Snow!!!! Boy Scout Service Hours Available Where: Hidden Valley Scout Reservation When: Saturday March 10, 2018 Contact: Doug Kann (Program Director)

2 Cub Scout Klondike For Cub Scouts: The club Scout Klondike is a chance for the Packs to have fun in the cold. Similar to the Boy Scout version. The Cubs will participate in round robin events. Testing their skills and promoting friendly competition. Although not required to have. There will be a chance to pull a dog sled! For the Boy scouts: There is an opportunity for Boy Scouts to do advancement required service hours at this event. By manning stations and working this event. They will qualify for hours earned and have the chance to utilize the E.D.G.E. method of teaching. Camping is on your own. Lunch provided for those working. What a better excuse to come to camp? Rules: All camp rules are in effect Dens Must Stay Together and No Splitting Up Leaders are asked to lead the cubs around. But operate With Minimal Adult intervention during Program Stations. Buddy System Is Used At All Times During Event All Scouts Must Have Fun While At Cub Scout Klondike!! Scoring For Klondike: Each Den will participate in 9 Different Stations focusing on Team Building, Problem Solving, & Leadership Skills. Each Den Will Be Scored on Time, Team Dynamic and Displaying Scout-Like Behavior throughout Each Station. Immediate recognition beads will be given out at each station.

3 Schedule for Saturday March 10, :00 9:00 Check In Dinning Hall 9:00 9:30 Program Station 1 Sled Pull Volleyball court 9:30 10:00 Program Station 2 Stowing the Gear, Boy Scout Pavilion 10:00 10:30 Program Station 3 BB Gun, Boy Scout Pavilion 10:30 11:00 Program Station 4 Team Ski Race, Flagpole 11:00 11:30 Program Station 5 Blind Man Lead, Trail Davis to Campfire 11:30 1:00 Lunch on your own Dinning Hall or Outside 1:00 1:30 Program Station 6 Square Knot Rescue, Campfire Ring 1:30 2:00 Program Station 7 Backyard Bass, Dinning Hall 2:00 2:30 Program Station 8 Archery, Boy Scout Pavilion 2:30 3:00 Program Station 9 Sling Shot, Trading Post trail 3:00 4:00 Closing Campfire program Dinning Hall

4 Don t Forget To Make Your Campsite or Cabin Reservation with Our District Executive! at cory.kercher@scouting.org or call at

5 Optional Agenda: Each Unit Can Make Their Own Plans. We Are Offering This As A Reference To Any Pack Who Has Not Winter Camped In The Past at Hidden Valley Scout Reservation. Each Unit Can Decide on Coming Friday (Make Sure To Book A Cabin) or Come Up on Saturday For Program Events Only. If you are camping for the weekend things we usually do in the cabin. Show up at camp around 6:30 get all the scouts gear and food into the cabin and settled in. Around 7:00 eat supper usually something fairly easy like hamburgers and hotdogs. Usually me and the person cooking show up earlier to get some of the cooking gear and food there and start cooking for dinner. Around 8:00 we break the scouts up into patrols about 5 per Patrol 1 scout from each den if possible. Have the scouts come up with a patrol name and an emblem. You will need a piece of cloth around folded in half and when done will get zip tied to a dowel rod 4 to 5 ' long. You will need to get cloth, dowel rod, and small zip ties for each patrol. You will also need color markers for the patrols to draw their emblem on their flag. Each patrol needs on both sides of their flag. Emblem All Members names Pack# Cub Scout motto Town & PA Boy Scout motto I usually tell the patrols what they need on the flag 2 or 3 times then it s up to them to remember because they will be scored on what they have or don't have on their flag. If the scouts their flags done, they can learn a song or skit or make up a chant for their patrol to do Saturday evening. 10:00 clean up and get ready for bed. 10:30 lights out Saturday 7:00 wake up 7:30 breakfast 8:30-9:00 meet at Dinning hall to begin patrol challenges The challenges are: Stowing the gear, Sled pull, Ski race, Square knot rescue, Blind man lead, Rope & bungee challenge, Knowledge quiz, Map reading challenge 12:00-1:00 lunch 1:00-3:30 patrol challenges 4:30-5:00 hand out winner s trophies & closing If you are camping for the weekend we have dinner around5:00-6:00and free time for little while. Around 8:00 we have the scouts doing their song, skit, and chant that they come up with when we are done with that we have a game of bingo until all the scouts win a prize with lights out around 10:45 Sunday 7:00 wake up 7:30 breakfast 8:00-10:00 clean up break camp