2. 1 Session Three: Keeping It Going

3. 2 Five Steps of Annual Troop Program Planning Do your homework. Get patrol input. Hold a planning conference. Consult with the troop committee. Announce the plan. Do your homework. Get patrol input. Hold a planning conference. Consult with the troop committee. Announce the plan.

4. 3 Planning Items to Consider Boards of review Courts of honor Year-round recruiting plan Webelos-to-Scout transition Boards of review Courts of honor Year-round recruiting plan Webelos-to-Scout transition Monthly activities Service/conservation project Troop junior leader training

5. 4 Patrol Planning Exercise

6. 5 Your Primary Planning Tools Troop Program Features Troop Program Resources Troop program support Council calendar Other calendars Troop Program Features Troop Program Resources Troop program support Council calendar Other calendars

7. 6 Outdoors: A Patrol Activity Winter climate Arid climate Rugged terrain Urban setting Winter climate Arid climate Rugged terrain Urban setting

8. 7 Reflection is a form of careful listening and sharing that allows Scouts and leaders to assess an experience and get from it the greatest value it has to offer.

9. 8 Troop budget form Membership applications Health forms Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Workbook NESA application Share the Paperwork! Charter renewal Quality Unit Award Money–earning application Tour permit Advancement records Charter renewal Quality Unit Award Money–earning application Tour permit Advancement records

10. 9 Troop Finances Troop expenses Troop budget Money–earning projects Boys’ Life magazine Troop expenses Troop budget Money–earning projects Boys’ Life magazine

11. 10 Song Fest

12. 11 The Uniform Official Activity

13. 12 Learning Your Knots Patrol Relay Race