TROOP 272: Meeting Plan Form. Pre-opening/ Patrol Meeting: 6:45pm 7:10 pm ( 25 minutes)

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1 TROOP 272: Meeting Plan Form Date: 1/11/2012 Service Patrol: Olympians (In-charge of: Set-up, Opening, Closing & Takedown) Pre-opening/ Patrol Meeting: 6:45pm 7:10 pm ( 25 minutes) Turn-in: Klondike Permission Slip & Money Topics to Discuss: 1) Klondike Competition Preparation/ Assignments 2) Junior Leader Self-Evaluation Forms 3) SEE Patrol Meeting Agenda Opening Ceremony: 7:15 pm 7:20 pm ( 5 minutes) Ten Needs of a Boy (See attached) 1-Minute Scout Law Speech: Tom Barton Skill Instruction: 7:20 pm 8:00 pm (40 minutes) Intructors: Eric Mitchel & Carl Lanholm Topic: Geocaching Merit Badge Senior, Ninjas, and Olympians: Slideshow on Geocaching Ettiquette and First Aid (Reqs. 1 & 2) w/ Eric Venture, Raven Claw, and Blazing Eagles: Using a GPS Video and discussion (Reqs. 3 & 4) w/ Carl Klondike Preparation: 8:00 pm - 8:25 pm ( 25 minutes) Ninjas: w/ Trey Snyder Olympians: w/ Henry Hoppe Raven Claw: w/ Noah Pallmeyer Blazing Eagles: w/ Jamie Ashbrook Senior: w/ Sam Capalbo A discussion period on how to use semaphore flags. After discussion, each patrol will have a timed race to see how quick the patrol can decode a 5-word phrase given to one of the patrol members to signal to the rest of the patrol. Venture: Patrol Meeting Game: 8:25 pm 8:35 pm (10 minutes) In charge: Nolan Hiehle Rockstar: Troop creates a circle, with two people in the middle. One is the rockstar and one is the bodyguard. People in the circle throw balls at the rockstar, if he is hit, the hitter becomes the bodyguard, the bodyguard becomes the rockstar, and the rockstar goes back into the circle. Closing Ceremony/ Announcements: 8:35 pm 8:45pm (10 minutes) - Hand out ribbons for: Semaphore Competition, and November Troop Honor Patrol - Present Service Patrol Totem to: Ninja Patrol - Scoutmaster s Minute: Mr. Resnick Closing Ceremony: Standard Closing (Put any announcements and handouts on back of this form)

2 Meeting Announcements/ Handouts Date: 1/11/2012 Announcer: Zach Liga *Corresponding Scribe is responsible for making announcements & distributing any handouts at the meeting Announcements: 1) Minquas Klondike next weekend, January 20 th to the 22 th - Planning Meeting is this Sunday, 6:30pm in the PIT Cafeteria 2) Junior Leaders- Please start working on your self-evaluations (found in the back of your binder) DUE NEXT WEEK to Kyle Sawyer If you have any questions, see Kyle after the meeting. 3) We are working on the next newsletter and need articles. All program specialists are required to write an article on their assigned trip and the theme they headed. Those specialist s who s trips and themes have already occurred need to hand-in their articles by next week. 4) The rock gym permission slip, waiver and money are due next week at the troop meeting. 5 6) 7) 8) Handouts: 1) Junior Leader Evaluations (if needed, look in binder first) 2) Merit Badge Extravaganza Packet 3) Rock Gym Permission Slip & Waiver 4)

3 Ten Needs of a Boy PL: Troop attention. Color guard retrieve the colors. Color guard retrieves the colors Scout 1: Every boy has 10 needs: Scout 2: To climb a mountain and look afar, Scout 3: To sit around a campfire with good friends, Scout 1: To test his strength and his skills on his very own, Scout 2: To be alone with his thoughts and his God, Scout 3: To be ready to reach out and find the hand of an understanding adult who is ready and willing to help, Scout 1: To have a code to live by that is easily understood and fair; a chance to play hard just for the fun of it and to work hard for the thrill of it, Scout 2: To have a chance to fail and know why, Scout 3: To have and be a good friend and have a chance to prove both, Scout 1: To have a hero and a vision to measure him by. PL: Scout Solute. Please recite with me the Pledge of Allegiance. SPL: Color guard excused.

4 TROOP 272: Meeting Plan Form Date: 1/18/2012 Service Patrol: Raven Claw (In-charge of: Set-up, Opening, Closing & Takedown) Pre-opening/ Patrol Meeting: 7:00pm 7:15pm (15 minutes) Turn In: Rock Gym Permission Slip, Waiver & Money Junior Leader Evaluations to Kyle Topics to Discuss: 1) Klondike Preparation Opening Ceremony: 7:15 pm 7:20 pm (5 minutes) America s Answer (SEE Attached) 1-Minute Scout Law Speech: Jackson Corey Skill Instruction: 7:20 pm 8:00 pm (40 minutes) Instructors: Eric Mitchell, Colin Roddy, Grant Sammel & Kevin Yin Topic: Geocaching & Orienteering Raven Claw & Venture: Geocaching Course w/ Eric Mitchell Olympians: Geocaching Course w/ Kevin Yin Ninjas: Orienteering Course w/ Grant Sammel Blazing Eagles and Seniors: Orienteering Course w/ Colin Roddy Klondike Preparation: 8:00 pm - 8:25 pm ( 25 minutes) Ninjas: w/ Ryan Dostillio Olympians: w/ Connor McGaffin Raven Claw: w/ Case Liga Blazing Eagles: w/ Chris Romanowski Senior: w/ Kellen Randall Patrols will study the Mayan alphabet for 15 minutes. A game to see what patrol can decode a series of 3 messages first wins. Venture: Patrol Meeting Game: 8:25 pm 8:35 pm (10 minutes) In charge: Kellen Randall Barrel Game: Hold hands in a circle with an object in the center. If you touch the object, you re out. If you break hands, both of you are out. Closing Ceremony/ Announcements: 8:35 pm 8:45pm ( 10 minutes) - Hand out ribbons for: Mayan Alphabet Winner - Present Service Patrol Totem to: Blazing Eagles Patrol - Scoutmaster s Minute: Mr. Hale Closing Ceremony: Standard (Put any announcements and handouts on back of this form)

5 Meeting Announcements/ Handouts Date: 1/18/2012 Announcer: Zach Liga *Corresponding Scribe is responsible for making announcements & distributing any handouts at the meeting Announcements: 1) Junior Leaders- Please hand in your self-evaluations (found in the back of your binder) DUE TONIGHT to Kyle Sawyer. SEE Kyle if you have questions or have not completed it. 2)Minquas Klondike next weekend, January 20 th to the 22 th - Meet at Smedley Park s Environmental Education Center 3) X-Country Ski Trip Permission Slip and Money are due next week. 4) Next week we will hold interest meetings for those scouts interested in completing one or two merit badges during the Merit Badge Extravaganza this spring. Please pick-up a packet and review it to see which badge(s) you would like to complete. 6) 7) 8) Handouts: 1) Junior Leader Evaluations (if needed, look in binder first) 2) X-Country Ski Trip Permission Slip 3) Merit Badge Extravaganza Packet 4)

6 AMERICA'S ANSWER PL: Troop Attention Scout 1: America needs men with a concern for the common good -- men who have the understanding and insight to help solve her problems and those of the changing world around us. she needs citizens of integrity who value their great heritage and who are determined to pass on to others an enduring faith in the ideals and methods of our free society. Scout 2: How does a boy come to know and to appreciate his heritage as a citizen of this nation? How does his sense of responsibility and his concern for others unfold? Begin with him when he is a Cub Scout as he promises with all the solemnity of an 8-year old "to do my duty to God and my country..." Watch the pride and loving care with which he handles the flag as he is taught to fold it. He may not fully understand all that it stands for, but someday he will... with help. Scout 3: Observe him later as he stands tall, alert and proud in his khaki uniform as the flag is lowered at Scout camp. He is living everyday experiences as a good citizen and showing concern for the needs of others. He is growing and practicing the fundamentals of citizenship. All of this time he is under the friendly guidance and companionship of men who care about him. Scout 4: Now he is grown tall, in high school. a Venturer. He ponders the words of the Venturing Code. There is conviction in his voice as he says: "I will treasure my American heritage and will do all I can to preserve and enrich it." And so this young American comes to manhood. He has grown through his Scouting experiences and though the influences of many men and women who have helped him. He has a job and a family and is making himself count in his community. He is a citizen of a great nation. He understands his heritage and cheerfully accepts his future obligations to all men. He has been a Scout. He is America's answer! PL: Would come up and lead us in the Scoutmaster s Benediction SPL: Troop dismissed.

7 TROOP 272: Meeting Plan Form Date: 1/25/2012 Service Patrol: Blazing Eagles (In-charge of: Set-up, Opening, Closing & Takedown) Pre-opening/ Patrol Meeting: 7:00pm 7:15pm ( 15 minutes) Topics to Discuss: 1) Scout Sunday 2/5/11 2) X-Country ski trip permissioin slip due next week Opening Ceremony: 7:15 pm 7:20 pm ( 5 minutes) Standard Opening 1-Minute Scout Law Speech: Sam Capalbo Skill Instruction: 7:20 pm 8:00 pm (40 minutes) Instructors: Eric Mitchell, Colin Roddy, Grant Sammel & Kevin Yin Topic: Geocaching & Orienteering Ninjas: Geocaching Course w/ Eric Mitchell Blazing Eagles and Seniors: Geocaching Course w/ Kevin Yin Raven Claw & Venture: Orienteering Course w/ Grant Sammel Olympians: Orienteering Course w/ Colin Roddy Activity (advancements, merit badge classes... ): 8:00 pm - 8:20 pm (20 minutes) Ninjas: Principles of Leave No Trace w/ Venture Patrol Olympians: Merit Badge Extravanganza Introduction Meetings Personal Management Mr. Casey Personal Fitness Mr. Epp Raven Claw: Cit. in the Community Mr. Shaw Family Life Mr. Hale (there will be 2 10-minute sessions) Blazing Eagles: OR Senior: Junior Leader Evaluation Conferences w/ Senior Leadership Venture: Venture Meeting Game: 8:20 pm 8:35 pm ( 15 minutes) In charge: Grant Sammel Captain on deck: Captain says various commands. Do them wrong or while at attention, and you are out. Closing Ceremony/ Announcements: 8:35 pm 8:45pm ( 10 minutes) - Present Service Patrol Totem to: Senior Patrol (for 2/8/2012 Meeting) - Scoutmaster s Minute: Mr. Epp Closing Ceremony: Scout s Prayer Ceremony (SEE Attached) (Put any announcements and handouts on back of this form)

8 Date: 1/25/2012 Meeting Announcements/ Handouts Announcer: Zach Liga *Corresponding Scribe is responsible for making announcements & distributing any handouts at the meeting Announcements: 1) Equipment checked-out for the Klondike needs to be returned next week. Cleaned and dried! 2) X-Country Ski Trip Permission Slip & Money are due next week. NOTE: this is a PLC 3) The rock gym trip will be this weekend, the 28th. 4) 6) 7) 8) Handouts: 1) Scout Sunday Flyer 2) X-Country Ski Trip Permission Slip 3) 4) 6)

9 SCOUT'S PRAYER CEREMONY PL: Troop Attention. Color Guard retrieve the colors. Color Guard retrieves colors Scout: PL: Would Dear Lord, from your judgment seat on high, Look down on a Scout such as I. Search me through and find me whole, Then help me Lord to reach my goal. Help me Lord to work for Thee, Guard my homeland - Keep it free. Help me to work with others and be kind, Helpful with my hands and mind. Keep me Lord, both well and strong To help our growing country along. Control my thoughts, keep them right, sound, clean weapons for life's fight. Protect my morals, keep them high, Grant this to a Scout such as I. come forward and lead us in the Scoutmasters Benediction. PL: Color Guard post the colors Scoutmasters Benediction Color Guard posts the colors SPL: Color Guard excused. Troop dismissed.