Planning for Cub Leaders

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Planning for Cub Leaders PLANNING FOR SUCCESS The Six Steps of Planning

Planning for Cub Leaders 1. CONSIDER THE TASK Establish the purpose, goals, and objectives

Planning for Cub Leaders 2. CONSIDER THE RESOURCES Who (personnel) What (items needed) Where (facilities) When (time) How (skills). What is available to you? What can you make? Who can help?

Planning for Cub Leaders 3. CONSIDER THE ALTERNATIVES Develop several alternative approaches Test each alternative Which will work best to meet your goals and objectives

Planning for Cub Leaders 4. WRITE DOWN THE PLAN Write down your plan Include lists of responsibilities, resources needed, how you will execute, when & where

Planning for Cub Leaders 5. EXECUTE THE PLAN Stay with your plan, if possible If things change, always have PLAN B ready

Planning for Cub Leaders 6. EVALUATE What could have been done better? How can we improve next time? Problems? How can problems be resolved? Recognition?