Welcome!�Outdoor Ethics Round Table
All About Cub Scouts!
This Round Table will be recorded.
Please stand and join us in saying the Pledge of Allegiance
I pledge allegiance to the flag
of the United States of America
and to the Republic for which it stands,
one Nation under God, indivisible,
with liberty and justice for all.
Scout Oath
On my honor I will do my best
To do my duty to God and my country
and to obey the Scout Law;
To help other people at all times;
To keep myself physically strong,
mentally awake, and morally straight.
Scout Law
TRUSTWORTHY
LOYAL
HELPFUL
FRIENDLY
COURTEOUS
KIND
OBEDIENT
CHEERFUL
THRIFTY
BRAVE
CLEAN
REVERENT
A Scout is:
Round Table Agenda
The Cub Scout Outdoor Code: Safety for the Land
As an American, I will do my best to -
Be Clean in my outdoor manners. A Cub Scout takes care of the outdoors and keeps the outdoors clean. A Cub Scout knows that putting marks on buildings, trees, or natural objects causes permanent damage.
Be Careful with fire. A Cub Scout may enjoy a campfire only with adult leaders. A Cub Scout knows not to play with matches and lighters.
Be Considerate in the outdoors. A Cub Scout shares our outdoor places and treats everything on the land and in the water with respect.
Be Conservation-minded. A Cub Scout works to restore the health of the land so others may enjoy, live, and learn from it as a part of the Web of Life.
What is a Workgroup?
A Workgroup is a small group of Scouting volunteers, led by a committee, that focuses on a specific need or topic. The members of the workgroup are recruited by the Committee lead and do not need to be approved by the National Council. Workgroups allow our committee to use the expertise of our Scouting volunteers in the field to help accomplish our goals.
The Cub Scout Initiatives Workgroup
Cub Scout Activities
Outdoor Ethics Activities for each rank were created to assist Cub Scout Leaders.
Template:
Lion Activity:
Tiger Activity:
Wolf Activity
ETHICS cards | |
Chasing a deer off the path.
| Throwing empty snack wrappers on the trail.
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Capturing a bug i n a jar to bring home. | Shouting loudly to a friend down the trail. |
Feeding some of your snacks to a squirrel. | Picking wildflowers to give to your mom. |
Bear Activity
Webelos Activity
AOL Activity
Poster:�Leave No Trace Principles �for Kids
Poster:�Outdoor Code for �Cub Scouts
Survey Time
Please take the Survey posted in the chat.
Retired Cub Scout Electives �effective�May 31, 2022
Webelos/Arrow of Light
Tiger
Wolf
Bear
Akela’s Council: Sandy Smith
Big Cat Weekend: Nichole Horsley
Traveling Day Camp: Shanae Ames
Big Foot’s Bucket: Paula Church
Resources
Leave No Trace:
https://lnt.org/our-work/youth-education/youth-educator-library/activities/
https://lnt.org/our-work/youth-education/youth-educator-library/core-curriculum-grades-1-8/
https://lnt.org/our-work/youth-education/youth-educator-library/video-library/
Outdoor Ethics –BSA: https://outdoorethics-bsa.org/training/VirtualRoundtables.php
Smokey Bear:
https://smokeybear.com/en/for-educators/elementary-resources
Project Learning Tree:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dapQlsJNW-L_3HaH2uNBBzeLLOLz_wgF?usp=sharing
The Brand Center:
https://scouting.webdamdb.com/bp/#/folder/4731610/
Questions?
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.”��~ The Lorax, Dr. Seuss