1. 1 Troop 000 Scout Skills Night! Webelos Scouting Adventure Scout Rank 2 2

2. Troop Leadership Roles –Senior Patrol Leader- Leads the troop –Asst. Senior Patrol Leader- Supports the Sr. Patrol Leader –Troop Guide-Helps a patrol of young Scouts –Quartermaster-Takes care of troops equipment –Scribe-Takes care of the troop’s records –Instructor-Teaches skills –Patrol Leader-Leads a patrol –Asst. Patrol Leader-Assists the patrol leader –Scoutmaster-Coaches the senior patrol leader and other youth leaders –Asst. Scoutmaster-Supports the Scoutmaster 2 2a

3. Patrol Method 3 3a

4. Boy Scout Advancement 4 2b 1. You Learn 2. You Are Tested 3. You are Reviewed 4. You are Recognized 2b

5. Boy Scout Ranks 5 2c

6. First Class Badge Meaning 6 2d 1d

7. Merit Badges 7 2d

8. About our Troop Troop Meetings: Day, Times, Location Patrol Meetings: Day, Times, Location Patrol Leaders: Scoutmaster: 8

9. Annual Events Type of event: Day, Times, Location Type of event: Day, Times, Location Type of event: Day, Times, Location 9

10. Short Term Camping Type of camping activity: Day, Times, Location Type of camping activity: Day, Times, Location Type of camping activity: Day, Times, Location 10

11. Long Term Camping Type of camping activity: Day, Times, Location Type of camping activity: Day, Times, Location Type of camping activity: Day, Times, Location 11

12. Service Opportunities Type of event: Day, Times, Location Type of event: Day, Times, Location Type of event: Day, Times, Location 12

13. Fundraising Opportunities Popcorn Sales: Popcorn sales happen each fall Type of event: Day, Times, Location Type of event: Day, Times, Location 13

14. Knot Tying 14 Show how to tie the following: –Square Knot –Two half hitches –Taut-Line Hitch Explain how each knot is used [Boy Scouts will now demonstrate to visitors] 5a 4a

15. Whipping & Fusing 15 Show proper care for rope by learning how to whip and fuse the ends of different kinds of rope. [Boy Scouts will now demonstrate to visitors] 5b 4b

16. Pocket Knife Safety 16 [Boy Scouts will now demonstrate to visitors] 6 5

17. How to Register today Turn in a Youth Application & Registration Fee $24 Registration Fee (Prorated @ $2 per month) $1 Insurance Fee $12 Boys’ Life Magazine (Prorated @ $1 per month) $00 Checks can be made out to: Troop 000 17

18. Optional Boys’ Life Magazine….. Includes age-appropriate material for readers Combines the fun of good reading with the enjoyment of learning new things. Helps boys experience Scouting when they are not in meetings Studies show that subscribers stay in Scouting two times longer than those who do not subscribe! It’s just fun to get something in the mail! 18

19. What we covered tonight for Webelos: Requirement 1 –A –B –C –D Covered –E Requirement 2 –A Covered –B Covered –C Covered –D Covered 19 Requirement 3 –A Covered –B –C –D Requirement 4 Attend our next campout to complete! Requirement 5 –A Covered –B Covered Requirement 6 started Go over all requirements with your den leader!

20. What we covered tonight for new Scouts: Requirement 1 –A –B –C –D Covered –E –F Requirement 2 –A Covered –B Covered –C Covered –D Covered 20 Requirement 3 –A Covered –B Requirement 4 –A Covered –B Covered Requirement 5 –Covered Requirement 6 Done with parent/guardian Requirement 7 Done with Scoutmaster