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Cub Scout Roundtable Plan for 2003-2004

Plan for September 9th, 2003 Roundtable

Theme for October: Once Upon a Time

Opening: Warren and Kathy please do the opening on page 27 of the CS Roundtable book. Make up 5 index cards, one for each part, and find 5 “volunteers” to help. One of you read the part of Narrator.

Breakout classes: Please make these classes about 10-15 minutes. If you need anything, let me know.

Plan for October 14th, 2003 Roundtable

Theme for November: Pilgrims of Plymouth Rock

Opening: Pam and Trixi please do The Legend of the Five Kernels opening on page 31 of the CS Roundtable book. Make up 5 index cards, one for each part, and find 5 “volunteers” to help.

The Legend of the Five Kernels:

Cub Scout 1: The first winter the Pilgrims spent in their new home was very cold. Food was in short supply.
Cub Scout 2: Some days they had only enough food for each new person to have 5 kernels of corn each day.
Cub Scout 3: Finally spring came. They planted food and it grew. The pilgrims did not die.
Cub Scout 4: From then on, when a time of Thanksgiving came around, the pilgrims put 5 kernels of corn on each plate to remind themselves of their blessings. Let us also remember.
Cub Scout 5: The first kernel reminds us of the autumn.
Cub Scout 1: The second kernel reminds us of our love for each other.
Cub Scout 2: The third kernel reminds us of our God’s love and care for us.
Cub Scout 3: The fourth kernel reminds us of our friends, especially our Native American brothers.
Cub Scout 4: The fifth kernel reminds us we are a free people.
Cub Scout 5: In honor of the pilgrims, who settled this land so free, please join us in the Pledge of Allegiance

Breakout classes: Please make these classes about 10-15 minutes. If you need anything, let me know.

Plan for November 4th, 2003 Roundtable

Theme for December: A Cub Scout gives Goodwill

Opening: Dean and Michael please do the opening on page 35 of the CS Roundtable book. Make up 5 index cards, one for each part, and find 5 “volunteers” to help. Dean, you be the narrator

Breakout classes: Guest Speaker, Jim Miller, Leave no Trace

Plan for December 9th, 2003 Roundtable

Theme for January: Home alone- Fitness & Readyman

Opening: Warren and Kathy please do the opening on page 39 of the CS Roundtable book. Make up 5 index cards, one for each part, and find 5 “volunteers” to help.

Breakout classes: Please make these classes about 10-15 minutes. If you need anything, let me know.

Plan for January 13, 2004 Roundtable

Theme for February: Fiesta- Scholar & Engineer

Opening: Ed

Breakout classes:We will do a combined Cub-Boy Scout class on Webelos to Scout transition. Assignments and details to follow at the December Roundtable.

h2>Plan for February 10th, 2004 Roundtable

Theme for March: Walk in My shoes- Athlete & Engineer

Opening: Pam and Trixie please do the opening on page 47 of the CS Roundtable book. Make up 5 index cards, one for each part, and find 5 “volunteers” to help. If real shoes are easier than pictures, use real shoes.

Breakout classes: We have a guest speaker, Jeff Peters. He will explain the Summer Programs Longhorn council will be offering

Plan for March 9th, 2004 Roundtable

Theme for April: Cubservation- Sportsman & Family Member

Opening: Dean and Michael please do the opening on page 51 of the CS Roundtable book. Make up 5 index cards, one for each part, and find 5 “volunteers” to help. One of you read the part of Narrator. If you need help getting the props, let us know.

Breakout classes: Please make these classes about 10-15 minutes. If you need anything, let me know.

Plan for April 13, 2004 Roundtable

Theme for May: My home state- Outdoorsman & Handyman

Opening: Warren and Kathy please do the opening on page 55 of the CS Roundtable book. Find 5 “volunteers” to help. You have some homework to do for this one. I am sure you are up to the challenge. Please bring a Texas flag.

Breakout classes: Please make these classes about 10-15 minutes. If you need anything, let me know.

Plan for May 11th, 2004 Roundtable

Theme for June: Cub Rock- Traveler & Artist

Opening: Pam & Trixie please do the opening on page 59 of the CS Roundtable book. Make up 9 signs, one for each part, and find 9 “volunteers” to help. One of you read the part of Narrator

Breakout classes: Please make these classes about 10-15 minutes. If you need anything, let me know.

Plan for June 8th, 2004 Roundtable

Theme for July: Fin fun- Aquanaut, Geologist

The meeting may be held at an outdoor location

Opening: Dean & Michael please do the opening on page 63 of the CS Roundtable book. If you do not have a Treasure chest, let me know.

Breakout classes: Please make these classes about 10-15 minutes. If you need anything, let me know.

Plan for July 13th, 2004 Roundtable

Theme for August: Scouting the Midway- Naturalist & Forester

Opening: Warren and Kathy please do the opening on page 67 of the CS Roundtable book. Make up 10 cut outs, one for each part, and find 10 “volunteers” to help. One of you read the part of the Cubmaster

Breakout classes: Please make these classes about 10-15 minutes. If you need anything, let me know.

Plan for August 10th, 2004 Roundtable

Theme for September: Time in a capsule

Opening: Ed

Breakout classes: Please make these classes about 10-15 minutes. If you need anything, let me know.

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