Calling all SPL's and ASPL's to come on over to the Lakeshore District Roundtable at the Ridgepoint Community Church at 7:00 PM on the second Thursday of every month starting on September 8.  We will be offering this new breakout session just for the top youth leaders in your troop. We will be offering all kinds of tools, tips, and activities to help the top youth leaders be more effective leaders. Some of the items that will be covered are communications, conflict resolution, motivating scouts, strengthening patrols, utilizing the patrol methods and the importance of it, meeting planning skills, and much more. All this will be done in a hands on manner with activities and role playing and most of all it will be

FUN and EXCITING!!

The last half hour or so of all sessions will be an open roundtable discussion.

So come and join us on September 8, 2011 at 7:00 PM

Ridgepoint Community Church - 340 104th Ave. Holland, MI

Here's the "official" results from the Lakeshore District Cub Scout Roundtable Pinewood Derby held on Thursday...

Now is your chance! Come to the December Cub Scout Roundtable and race your very own car. Race for fastest car, or slowest car (car must cross the finish line). Any questions contact Darcy Logan at darcy [at] theloganfamily [dot] net or 355-6108

WHAT IS ROUNDTABLE you ask? Roundtable is for ALL adult scout leaders (and parents). Cub Scout leader roundtables are held monthly (2nd Thursday of each month) on a district basis. Den and pack leaders join for fun and fellowship while learning new tricks, stunts, games, crafts, ceremonies, songs, and skits related to the Cub Scout theme and Webelos activity badges for the following month. There are also opportunities for sharing ideas and activities with leaders from other packs.

Cub Scouting roundtables are a form of supplemental training for volunteers at the pack level. The objective of roundtables is to give pack leaders program ideas; information on policy, events, and training opportunities; and an opportunity to share experiences and enjoy fun and fellowship with other Cub Scouting leaders. Your roundtable commissioner and staff demonstrate elements of a model meeting that leaders may use as a pattern for their own den and pack meetings as well as committee meetings. As a result of your roundtable experience, you and your leaders will be inspired, motivated, and able to provide a stronger program for their Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, and Webelos Scouts.

Hope to see you December 11th!

Darcy Logan
Cub Scout Roundtable Commissioner