Pack 155 - Tiger Cubs
Burkburnett , Texas
About the Tiger Cub
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Advancements
The Tiger Cub program
is designed for First Grade boys and their Adult Partners. The program consists
of 17 Big Ideas that are designed to fulfill many specific purposes. The
ideas are arranged in the Family Activity Book to help the boy
and his adult partner interact together in a positive way.
As they complete their Big Ideas, the Tiger
Cubs get to have "Tiger Paw" decals ironed onto their T-shirts, and
they receive Beads which are worn on an Instant Recognition Belt Fob.
The following is a list of the Big
Ideas.
- GETTING TO KNOW YOU
- FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
- DISCOVER NATURE AND ENERGY
- PREPARE FOR EMERGENCIES
- KNOW YOUR FAMILY
- KNOW YOUR COMMUNITY
- HELPING OTHERS
- GO SEE IT
- GETTING THERE
- SOMETHING SPECIAL, ALL YOUR OWN
- MAKING YOUR FAMILY SPECIAL
- MAKE YOUR OWN
- CARING FOR YOUR HOME AND HOUSEHOLD
- FAMILY GAMES, TRICKS, PUZZLES
- FITNESS AND SPORTS
- TELL IT LIKE IT IS
- CUB SCOUTING, HERE WE COME
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Awards
There are a couple of awards available for
the Tiger Cub Scouts to earn during his first year in Scouting.
The Crime Prevention Award
(items not shown to scale)
The Crime Prevention Award is available to
Cub Scouts after they fulfill the requirements of the two phases outlined below
and complete the appropriate application forms.
The Award for completion of the
requirements is a patch, pin, wallet card, and wall certificate.
The patch is worn on the uniform shirt,
centered on the right pocket as a TEMPORARY patch. Only ONE Temporary patch may
be worn at a time. The pin is NOT worn on the uniform.
Phase I is basically an individual, or
Youth and Family phase, and Phase II is designed
to be a group, or Youth and Unit phase.
Phase I
Complete activities from the program book
in which your son is working, as indicated below, and discuss how they relate
to crime prevention in your family.
Tiger Cubs, BSA Family Activity Book
·
"Know
Your Family" - Hold a family
meeting and discuss ideas from the "Youth" section in the Crime
Prevention Award Guidelines for Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts.
·
"Know
Your Community" - Discuss how
your family can better understand community resources related to crime
prevention.
Phase II
Participate with your family, den, pack,
or friends in a crime prevention project, either an original project or a
project of a neighborhood- or community-based organization. (Before beginning
the project, have the unit leader approve your choice.)
NOTE:
This award can be earned at each grade
level.
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Religious Emblem Program
The Religious Recognitions Programs (also
called religious "emblems" or "awards" programs) are
programs created by various religious groups for their children and youth who
are also members of national youth agencies such as the Boy Scouts of America.
It is important to remember that although BSA may have approved of these
programs and even allow the recognition items/awards to be worn on the scout
uniforms, they did not create them. All Religious Recognitions Programs are
created by the religious groups themselves, not the youth agencies.
For additional information connect to the
P.R.A.Y. link below.
http://www.praypub.org/awards/
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Contact
Information
If you would like to find out more
about our Scouting program or are interested in becoming a Scouting volunteer,
please contact any of the following individuals:
Tiger Cub Leaders:
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