Cub Scouts, Parents and Family members of Pack 221 are invited to to join us for Cosmic Bowling at Brunswick Zone from 2:30 to 4:40 pm. Cost is $9.00 per person, which includes shoes and unlimited bowling for 2 hours!
Please let cub-master Chris know if you plan on attending.
Each month, we hold a parent meeting, were all parents and children of pack 221 are invited to join us in discussing upcoming and past events. Children are entertained with fun and games by our den chiefs as the adults talk.
Our Pot Luck Meals begin at 5pm and the meeting starts at 6pm.
If you haven’t attended one of these meetings feel free to join us they are a lot of fun and a good meal is shared among friends!
Our next meeting is June 27th, will will be discussing our upcoming Camp-out. Our Pot Luck’s Theme for the month is “Red, White, and/or Blue”, we ask that you bring a dish that is Red, white and or Blue in color. Hope to see you there!
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The Webelos Scout Den is for boys in the fourth and fifth grades.
The Webelos den is much like the Cub Scout dens, but there is more emphasis on the boys learning to take leadership roles and preparing to become Boy Scouts.
The Bear Cub Den is for boys in the third grade.
Parents are vital to the Cub Scout dens, both in the role of the home support and to help the den leader, but their sons are beginning to be more independent, and not everyboy needs a parent at every meeting. The den consist of four to eight boys, a den leader and assistant den leader (usually parents of some of the boys), and often a den chief (an older Boy Scout or Venturer who helps the den leader). They meet once a week at a regularly scheduled time and place, and they also attend the pack meeting with their families.
The Wolf Cub Den is for boys in the second grade.
Parents are vital to the Cub Scout dens, both in the role of the home support and to help the den leader, but their sons are beginning to be more independent, and not everyboy needs a parent at every meeting. The den consist of four to eight boys, a den leader and assistant den leader (usually parents of some of the boys), and often a den chief (an older Boy Scout or Venturer who helps the den leader). They meet once a week at a regularly scheduled time and place, and they also attend the pack meeting with their families.
The Tiger Cub Den is for boys in the first grade.
Parents are most involved at the Tiger Cub level. The boy and his parent or guardian join the den together and attend all meetings and activities together.
The den is made up of three to eight of the Parenet-son teams. Each den also has a Tiger Cub den leader, (usually one of the parents) who helps coordinate the meetings. The parent-son teams take turns running the activies and planning meeting with the Tiger Cub den leader. The den has two meeting a month, either at the homes of host parent-son teams or designates a facility, particiapates in one “Go See It” activity (the den, as a group, visits a community place of interest), and attends the monthly pack meeting.
For more information on how to join the Tiger Den please contact: Cubmaster, Chris Cropley at cubmaster@azpack221.com
The pack meetings now start at 6:30pm! The next pack meeting will be on September 29 at Deer Valley Life and Light Church at 39th Ave and Greenway.
I know it’s kinda late, but Smithsonian Magazine is sponsoring National Museum Day this Saturday. Select museums around the valley are offering free entry on this day. Some of the museums include Challenger Space Center, Deer Valley Rock Art Center, The Heard Museum and the Desert Botanical Garden.
Go to the following website for details.
http://microsite.smithsonianmag.com/museumday/