Thanks to Adam Wood for dropping them off, and here they are.

meeting plans april 2011

meeting plan 3-25-11

Here are some helpful links to prepare for the meeting

Tenderfoot

12 First Aid:

• First Aid Lesson Videos: Basics – Basics2 – Wilderness First Aid – CPR Basics – Venomous Snake Bite – First Aid Kits
• Other First Aid Links: Mayo Clinic First Aid Guide – Bleeding First Aid Video – Class 1 Exam – Class 3 – Warning Signs of Cancer – Heart Disease

Second Class

7. First Aid:
7a. Choking – Bleeding – Poisoning
7b. First Aid Kit
7c. Object in Eye – Bites and Stings – Puncture Wounds – Burns – Heat Exhaustion – Shock – Heat Stroke – Dehydration -

Hypothermia – Hyperventilation

First Class

8: First Aid

8a. Bowline
8b. Sprains
8c. Transporting an Injured Person
8d. Heart Attack – CPR

• Your handbook is your primary reference. See First Aid Skills for step-by-step instructions and lesson video links.
• See also: First Aid Merit Badge Pamphlet – First Aid Kit – Emergency Kit – Guide to Safe Scouting – Physcial

meeting plan 2-25-11

advancement workbook 2-25-11

8. Swimming:
8a Diving (has feet-first entries as well) – Safe Swim Defense
8b Swimming Strokes – Swimming Turns
8c Reach, Throw, Row, Go

• Your handbook is your primary reference. See Swimming Skills for step-by-step instructions and lesson video links.
• See also: Swimming & Lifesaving Merit Badge Pamphlets – Guide to Safe Scouting – Safe Swim Defense – Safety Afloat

Don’t forget about Winter Blast on Saturday, the day after the troop meeting!

We still need help – 7:00 a.m. Setup and Shovel out!  8:00-12:00 Running Games!  Flag Ceremony!  Sign up at Friday’s meeting and show up on Saturday!

This meeting will we cover requirements Second Class 8a, First Class 9a

meeting plan 2-4-11

advancement workbook 2-4-11

8. Swimming:
8a Diving (has feet-first entries as well) – Safe Swim Defense
8b Swimming Strokes – Swimming Turns
8c Reach, Throw, Row, Go

• Your handbook is your primary reference. See Swimming Skills for step-by-step instructions and lesson video links.
• See also: Swimming & Lifesaving Merit Badge Pamphlets – Guide to Safe Scouting – Safe Swim Defense – Safety Afloat

we will continue to work on knots and lashing, we will cover the following again to assure the scouts have mastered the skills:

F7a, F7b, F8a:

Review Knot tying.  2 half hitches, bowline, taut-line, timber hitch, clove hitch.

Make a camp gadget – tripod?

Game could be the ladder lashing game.

Here is the meeting plan

meeting plan 1-28-11

Here is a worksheet that should be used for ALL scouts to make sure they have fulfilled the requirements

meeting plan workbook 1-28-11

Other knot resources

7. Timber Hitch – Clove Hitch – Square Lashing – Shear Lashing – Diagonal Lashing
8a. Bowline

Thanks,

Mr. C

For the meeting this Friday, we will cover the following:

F7a, F7b, F8:  Knot tying.  2 half hitches, bowline, taut-line, timber hitch, clove hitch.  In preparation for doing lashing next meeting.

Here are the monthly meeting plans

meeting plan 1-7-11

meeting plan 1-28-11

Thanks,

Mr. C

Here is the worksheet for today’s meeting – December 10 workbook

At the bottom of the worksheet are some good cooking links listed here:

• Outdoor Cooking Lesson Videos: Food Selection – Food Quality – Stoves – Utensils – Water Purification – Leave No Trace
• Outdoor cooking links: Scoutstuff.org – Scoutorama – USScouts.Org – MacScouter – RecipeSource.com – CampRecipes.com – Scouter.net – Foil-Cooking – Cub Scout Cookbook – NetWoods.com – Scout Camp Cooking – The Trailside Cookbook – Buckskinner Cookbook – Ol’ Buffalo Outdoor Cooking Page
• Dutch Oven Cooking: From IDOS – USScouts.Org – MacScouter – dutchovencookware.com
• Other cooking links: Cooking Merit badge – Leave No Trace – Stove Safety

Requirements to be covered are: 

Workbook December 3, 2010

Food Pyramid poster

menuplanner

Program Patrol is RED: Sam, your Patrol is in charge of instruction.  We are covering S4, S5, S9a, S9b, S10.  We are also supposed to have a guest speaker from the River Forest Service Club.  Has anyone arranged for that speaker?  Has your patrol developed the “Safety and Protection” game referenced in the plan?

Service Patrol is BLUE:  Carter, your patrol is in charge of setup and breakdown.  Make sure they are there at 7:00 to bring down flags, the instruction box, and whatever else the QM (Henry) would like.

These attachments will help:

Troop Meeting Plan:  plc1

Advancement Worksheet:  November 19

october plans

They are incorrectly labeled 10/10 instead of 10/15.

Here is a worksheet for the meeting, we will be covering T4a, T4b, T4c – knots; T6 – Flags; if we have time we can review T5 – safe hiking

Tenderfoot

Advanced knots

turk’s head animation

Turks Head description

monkey’s fist animation

monkey fist description