Helps For Leaders was a Bonus Section in the 2002 Great Salt Lake Utah Council PowWow book. This is a great set of ideas, and many of the ideas that were used back then can still be used today.
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Some of the things you will find in this PDF are:
- Cub Scouts with Special Needs
- Helps for Leaders
- Teaching Acceptance of Boys with Special Needs
- Resources
- A Leader's Special Scouting Promise
- Den and Pack Recognitions
- Why Do We Recognize?
- What Do we Recognize?
- In The Pack
- When do we recognize
- In the Pack
- Tenure
- Den Chief
- Service Stars
- Advancements
- Thank You's
- Induction (Welcome) of New Leaders, Volunteers, and Families
- Volunteer Recognitions for Service to the Den and/or Pack, Special Visitors, donations of supplies
- Special Event Certificates - Pinewood Derby, Raingutter Regatta, etc.
- Family Members
- Parents
- Adult Leader Recognitions
- Tips for Effective Recognitions
- What do we recognize?
- Paper Awards
- Food/Candy Awards
- Project Awards
- Props and Ceremony Equipment
- Hand Made Awards
- Key to Successful Scouting
- Measure Up
- Order of the Bear
- Lifesaver Award
- Helping hand Award
- Fire Hat Award
- Broom Award
- Thanks a Bunch
- Bug Award
- Survival Kit
- Spark Plug
- Wet Sponge Award
- Transportation Award
- M A R F Award
- Stickers, Balloons, and Flowers
- Flower arrangement or house plant
- Box or Bag of Mint Candies
- Marathon Candy Bar
- Big Hunk Candy Bar
- Box of Chocolates
- Loaf of Fresh Bread and a jar of Grape Jelly
- Loaf of Nut Bread
- Gift Certificate Pizza Shop
- More Adult Recognition Ideas
- Peppy Pachyderm Award
- Jolly Giraffe Award
- Jungle Journey Award
- Jungle Jingle Award
- India Ink Award
- Boys Awards
- Story Book
- Arrow of Light Arrow
- Neckerchief Slide - Dehydrated Water
- Leader Helps and Hints
- Advancement
- Record Keeping
- Recipe for a Good Leader Poem
- Den Discipline
- Denners and Assistant Denners
- Den Chiefs
- National Den Award
- Den Doodles
- Den Flags
- Den Ceremonies
- Available Resources
- Helpful Hunts
- Why I'm a Den Leader Poem
- Flag Etiquette
- Saluting the Flag
- Cub Scout Salute
- When in Uniform
- When Not in Uniform
- National Anthem
- Parades and Reviews
- Do's and Don'ts
- Basic Flag Ceremony
- Plan your work then work your plan.
- There are no seven wonders of the world in the eyes of a child; there are seven million.
- You can give a child too much of everything except yourself.
- I will pass this way but once; any good I can do, or kindness I can show, let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way again.
- Character is what you do when no one is looking.
- It isn' t the load that breaks you down; it' s the way you carry it.
- Anybody can grab a tiger by the tail. You only survive by knowing what to do next.
- The mark of an effective
- Cub Scouter is to see something in a mud puddle besides the mud.
- Praise does wonders for a boy' s sense of hearing.
- The wishbone will never replace the backbone.
- I know you believe you understand what you think I said; but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.
- The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do.
- The world is still full of willing people; some willing to lead and the rest willing to let them.
- No man stands so tall as when he stoops to help a boy.
Extra PDF of Helps for Leaders
- Planning your Blue & Gold Banquet
- Planning Time Table
- 4 Months Before
- 3 Months Before
- 2 Months Before
- 1 Month Before
- 2 Weeks Before
- Banquet Day
- Committees to Organize
- Planning Committee
- Dinner Committee
- Decorations
- Program
- Publicity
- Pack Planning Sheet
- I am America's Future Flag Ceremony
- America Opening Ceremony
- What is Your Scouting Commitment IQ? Multiple Choice Quiz
- Leader & Parent Recognition Poems
- Thanks! You're a Lifesaver
- A Small Part
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