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November 19, 2016

(Registration Deadline – Nov 14, 2016)

8:30 am – 4:30 pm

Sign In/Registration starts at 7:30 am

North Arkansas College – South Campus

1515 Pioneer Drive ���� Harrison, AR

Cost: Early Bird - $15/person or $25/couple

Late/Onsite - $20/person or $30/couple

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Table of ContentsTable of ContentsTable of ContentsTable of Contents

Letter from the Chair .................................................................................................................. 3

All About Scouting Pow Wow .................................................................................................... 4

Course Offerings ......................................................................................................................... 5

Basic Training / Position-Specific .............................................................................................. 6

General Sessions (All Programs) ............................................................................................... 7

Cub Scout Sessions .................................................................................................................. 9

Boy Scout Sessions ................................................................................................................. 11

Venturing Sessions ................................................................................................................. 12

Commissioner Sessions .......................................................................................................... 13

Schedule of Course Offerings .................................................................................................. 14

Registration Form .................................................................................................................... 16

Thank You to Staff ................................................................................................................... 17

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WAC presents ALL SCOUTING POW WOW

Come learn how to become a Super Scout Leader!!

WELCOME to all of the Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Venturing and Commissioner Leaders throughout the Westark

Area Council. This, our first, All Scouting Pow Wow is one of the most exciting training programs that our

council has to offer! You could even say it’s a “SUPER” event! There is something for everyone from the first

time leader to the seasoned veteran. We are very excited to offer some exciting new scouting sessions along

with position-specific training for all programs.

In the tradition of Baden Powell University, while we will not be offering the degree program

anymore, we will be offering a bridge program to allow those who desire to complete their degree an

opportunity to do so. If you are interested in completing a degree, please contact Jamie at

jbowe64492@aol.com.

Are you new to your scouting position? No problem! We are offering position-specific training for all Cub

Scout, Boy Scout, Venturing and Commissioner Leaders as well as Chartered Organization Representatives. If

you are not trained in your position, you must register for your position-specific training to participate in

the other sessions.

We are confident that you will find a new twist to the training that you can take home and use with your unit to

become a SUPER SCOUT LEADER!

Your trainers have had trainer development and/or EDGE courses and most are Wood Badge trained so you

know that they are the most qualified!

We are very excited to offer this SUPER event! Many of us have been preparing extensively for this training

and devoting hours of their time to developing, planning, and implementing this program for you. So, come out

enjoy the training and learn as much as you can to be a SUPER SCOUT LEADER and take the information

back to the youth in your unit to deliver a SUPER program! Register by November 14th and save $5.00.

Frances Brown

All Scouting Pow Wow/BPU Chair

Ozark District Training Chair

flbpta@yahoo.com

870-577-3911

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All About Scouting Pow wow _______________________________________________________________________________________________

What is All Scouting Pow Wow?

Pow Wow is a one-day supplemental Scout leader training extravaganza! It goes beyond the basic training for adults,

providing ideas and how-tos in a wide variety of topics for Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Venturing and Commissioner Leaders.

The All Scouting Pow Wow is THE event of the year to renew knowledge, learn about current policies and network with

other Scout leaders. All Scout leaders and even parents who want to learn more about scouting are encouraged to attend.

Who should attend All Scouting Pow Wow?

EVERYONE! All registered adult scout leaders, potential leaders and interested parents. Oh, let’s not forget about our

Chartered Organization Representatives too! Even if you’re not registered but want to find out more about Scouting,

YOU are invited! Sessions will cover various topics for every Scout position to help make the program fun for the

boys…and you too!

Course Offerings

Select from over 80 offerings, including position-specific training for Cub Scout, Boy Scout, Venturing and

Commissioner Leaders as well as Youth Protection Training (YPT) for those who need to update theirs. Sessions will be

filled on a first-come, first-served basis and we will do our best to accommodate your selections. Sessions are 50 minutes

each unless otherwise specified, however, the position-specific training spans over multiple sessions.

Midway Display Area

Not only are there classes at the All Scouting Pow Wow but we are also working with a number of outside organizations

to share opportunities for your unit. Visit the Midway to get information about potential activities, summer camp, training

opportunities and other programs. We will also have a mobile Scout Store on site with various resources for you to

purchase and take back to your unit so don’t forget to check them out too! If you have a static display to share, please

contact Frances Brown at flbpta@yahoo.com.

What to Wear and Bring

Wear your uniform and comfortable shoes. Bring a bag or day-pack to carry handouts and other things you pick-up as

well as a notebook and pen/pencil. Most importantly – BRING YOUR SCOUT SPIRIT!

Meals

For your convenience, we are offering boxed lunches for pre-purchase for $8. Only those that pre-register and select the

“Box Lunch” option by November 14, 2016 are guaranteed a meal. Those not interested may choose to leave the campus

or bring their lunch with them.

Registration Information

When registering, note some courses span more than one session. Courses are suitable for all Scouters unless the course

description specifically defines the target audience. Please review descriptions to evaluate course content. All Scouting

Pow Wow reserves the right to cancel courses or make appropriate changes if needed.

To make course selections, please identify (6) six 1st and (6) six 2nd choices. Every attempt will be made to accommodate

your first choices when possible. Courses are assigned to specific class sessions, so please indicate at least one course

from each period to ensure a complete schedule.

Register online at http://www.westarkbsa.org/Event.aspx?id=3067 or mail the registration form along with a check or

money order made payable to Westark Area Council at the following address:

Westark Area Council � All Scouting Pow Wow � 1041 Old Greenwood Rd � Fort Smith, AR 72901

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Basic Training/Position-Specific ** All Require Multiple Sessions

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BCS01 CM and CA Leader Position Specific Training Requires 3 – 50 Minute sessions

This course is intended to provide Cubmasters and assistant Cubmasters with the basic information they need to conduct successful pack meetings. Completes requirements for C40.

BCS02 DL and DA Leader Position Specific Training Requires 3 – 50 Minute sessions The Den Leader position-specific training course provides Cub Scout den leaders with the basic information they need to conduct successful den meetings. Completes requirements for C42.

BCS03 Pack Committee Challenge Requires 3 – 50 Minute Sessions This position-specific course for Cub Scout pack committee members is intended to provide members with the basic information they need to support a pack and conduct a successful pack program. Completes requirements for C60.

BBS01 SM and ASM Leader Position Specific Training Requires 5 – 50 Minute sessions The course will provide Scoutmasters with the basic information and tools they need to lead successful Boy Scout troops. Completes requirements for S24.

BBS02 Troop Committee Challenge Requires 3 – 50 Minute Sessions

This position-specific course for troop committee members is intended to provide members with the basic information they need to support a troop and conduct a successful troop program. Completes requirements for S10.

BVS01 Venturing Leader Position Specific Training Requires 4 – 50 Minute sessions

The course will provide an introduction to the responsibilities, opportunities, and resources that will ensure a successful Venturing crew leadership experience and how the committee can conduct a successful Venturing program. Completes requirements for P21.

BDC01 Unit Commissioner Basic Training Requires 2- 50 Minute sessions

This training will cover what every unit commissioner needs to know in order to help the unit be successful. Completes requirements for D20.

BDC02 Roundtable Commissioner Requires 2- 50 Minute Sessions This training will cover how and what is needed of a Roundtable commissioner to offer the best program. Completes requirements for D19.

MBC01 Merit Badge Counselor Training Requires 2-50 Minute Sessions

At one time or another, many of us are asked to serve as merit badge counselors, but there’s a big difference between merely showing up and talking about your topic and really teaching it in a way that is meaningful and memorable. Come and find out what it takes to be an awesome merit badge counselor! Completes requirements for D76.

COR01 Chartered Organization Representative Training Requires 2-50 Minute Sessions

This training is for Charter Organization Representatives for any Scout program. Completes requirements for D62.

YPT01 Youth Protection Training 50 minutes

Required training for all BSA registered adults. This training must be taken every two years. If a volunteer’s Youth Protection training record is not current at the time of recharter, the volunteer will not be registered.

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General Sessions (All Programs)

GS101 Adult Leadership Knots, Awards & Recognition 50 minutes All volunteers should be recognized and rewarded for their efforts. This class will explain those "Knots" the leaders can wear on their uniforms, as well as annual recognition of volunteers from the Pack level to District and Council awards.

GS102 Annual Calendar Planning 50 minutes

Plan your work and work your plan. A well-planned program will ensure an ideal year of scouting for leaders, scouts and families. Learn to prepare for the annual planning conference, what to include and how to develop that perfect annual plan.

GS104 Developing Volunteers 50 minutes

There is a place for every parent to help the Pack be successful, from serving in leadership and committee positions to setting up for pack events, serving refreshments or even greeting people at the door. Learn to encourage even the busiest or most timid to be a part of the program and build your prospects for next year's leaders.

GS105 Dutch Oven Cooking (Basic) 50 minutes Training on how to buy a Dutch oven and take care of. Includes basic cooking demonstrations. GS106 Dutch Oven Cooking (Advanced) 50 minutes

Putting the Razzle-Dazzle in your outdoor cooking. This is as good as it gets. GS108 Flag Etiquette 50 minutes Flag ceremonies, flag handling, proper displays, flag retirement and other useful info. GS109 Geocaching for Scouts 50 minutes

Creating and running geocaching activities that are doable for Cub Scouts as well as those more difficult for Boy Scouts and Venturers.

GS110 Interfaith Services for Scouts 50 minutes

Duty to God is an important part of Scouting. This class discusses having simple services & respecting the religious beliefs of others.

GS201 Journey to Excellence (JTE) 50 minutes

Learn how JTE can help you build a vibrant program and provide quality metrics through goals you can achieve with your pack, troop or crew.

GS202 My.Scouting.org for Unit leaders 50 minutes

This course is geared towards volunteers at the unit level and is open to all. Come see the tools and training available to Scouters at this relatively new BSA website.

GS203 Scoutbook.com 50 minutes

Scoutbook.com is a new tool that Scout units can use to better their unit, with desktop and mobile computing. Learn how to track advancements, service, ranks, and open yourself up to thousands of training resources and tutorials.

GS204 National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) 50 minutes

Learn how NYLT can build a legacy of powerful unit leadership. GS205 Outdoor Ethics in Scouting 50 minutes Learn how to introduce this outdoor ethic to Scouts of all ages and their parents.

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General Sessions (All Programs) continued

GS206 Recruiting and Retention 50 minutes How to find, involve and retain good people in the Scouting program. GS208 Shooting Sports 50 minutes

Shooting sports is a popular activity in scouts and there are many rules and regulations involved with the activity. This course will introduce you to the world of shooting sports in the BSA and will allow you to walk away with a better idea on how you can incorporate shooting sports into your unit's program in compliance with the BSA Shooting Sports Manual.

GS209 STEM/NOVA 50 minutes

This session will provide training for STEM/NOVA counselors and show you how to get scouts excited about Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) with NOVA awards.

GS210 Tied Up in Knots 50 minutes

Learn how to tie and teach the basic knots of Scouting so you can teach the boys. This session will also give suggestions for “camp gadgets” that you can teach your scouts.

GS301 Using Internet Advancement 50 minutes

Use of the Internet Advancement feature is required for submitting advancement reports. This course guides you through, making this process easy and accurate.

GS302 What is a Den Chief and how can he help our unit? 50 minutes

Learn what a den chief is, why a den might need a den chief, how to get a den chief, and how to effectively utilize a den chief.

GS303 What is the Order of the Arrow/OA? 50 minutes

Learn about Scouting's National Honor Society and how participation in the OA helps a young man crystalize the values of brotherhood, cheerfulness and service scouting in his life. Learn how the Order of the Arrow can help your troop do an even better job of teaching the values of scouting to young men.

GS304 Why Woodbadge? 50 minutes

Advanced scouting skills combined with executive-quality leadership training! What, How, Why, When & Where will be covered! Find out how to earn those coveted wooden beads!

GS305 Woodcrafts, Knife Safety and Wood Carving 50 minutes

Every youth wants to be able to carve something and here is your opportunity to learn to teach them and learn about the basics of wood carving and knife safety and about wood crafting

GS306 Disability Awareness in Scouting 50 minutes

Learn about disabilities and integrating solutions into the Scout unit. Ideas to help keep a Scout involved to the best of his ability. This session will have an emphasis on Autism Spectrum Disorders.

DOC01 Doctoral Thesis Bridge Program Requires 2 – 50 minute sessions How to select, plan and implement a Doctoral Thesis (only for those completing their Doctoral Degree).

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Cub Scout Sessions

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CS101 Awards Beyond Rank 50 Minutes

There's more to Cub Scouting than advancement opportunities. This course will explore all those extra awards Cub Scouts can earn like the World Conservation Award, Cub Scout Outdoor Activity Award, and MORE!

CS102 Building Den Requirements into Pack Meetings 50 Minutes

Pack meetings are a great opportunity to have the Dens work together and also ensure their Adventure Requirements are completed. Learn to bring the Den Leaders together to create Pack Meetings that also meet multiple Den requirements.

CS103 Cooking with Cub Scouts 50 Minutes

The Cub Scout program has many requirements for Cubs to cook in the outdoors. Simple recipes with safety tips and clean up are a must. Come get great ideas for cooking in the outdoors with your Cubs. Different cooking methods will be covered.

CS104 Den Doodles 50 Minutes It's been said that "a boy will do anything for a bead of a feather". The boys think they are for fun but Den Leaders get something out of them too! How do they work, how do you make them and how do they help you as a Den Leader?

CS106 Keeping a Den Moving 50 Minutes

From the gathering activity to the closing ceremony, this session provides ideas on how to keep all Cub Scouts interested and participating during a den meeting.

CS107 Cub Scouting 101 50 Minutes

New to Cub Scouting? Come learn some "lingo", the purposes and values of Cub Scouting and how you can help.

CS109 Pack Finance 50 Minutes

How do you determine how much money your pack needs to function? What are some best practices in meeting the demands of pack expenses? Money-earning projects, fees, etc. all play a part of healthy pack finances. Great for committee chairs, treasurers and all pack leaders.

CS110 Pack Pizzazz 50 Minutes

Build enthusiasm and 'pizzazz' to the den meetings, pack meeting and campouts by using ceremonies, skits, songs, and a lot more - showmanship, campfire programs, an exciting summertime program, etc. Share your ideas and gather new ones.

CS201 What is a Pack Trainer 50 Minutes

Learn the ins and outs of what a Pack Trainer's job is. We will help you understand your role and answer any questions you may have.

CS202 Planning a Great Cub Scout Campfire Program 50 Minutes

Learn how to plan a great campfire program and how to work in Adventure requirements of each rank. Turn a fun time into an AWESOME time!

CS203 Planning Special Ceremonies 50 Minutes

Scouts celebrate many occasions with ceremonies. Learn how to have great crossovers, graduations, advancement, Arrow of Light and other ceremonies.

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CS204 Regattas and Derbies 50 Minutes Provides tips on how to organize and run the big event. What resources are available for your support and how soon do you need to start planning?

CS205 Scouting Means Service 50 Minutes The Cub Scout adventures include lots of opportunities for service. Gather ideas that are age appropriate,

helpful, and memorable for giving service all year round. CS206 Helps for Small Packs 50 Minutes

Come learn some tips on how to run a small pack. Learn ways to combine dens and still work on separate rank requirements.

CS208 Tie Slides 50 Minutes

Learn to make special tie slides that the boys will love, whether a Cub Scout craft project or as a special reward at derbies, pack meetings or special events.

CS209 Webelos and the Patrol Method 50 Minutes

Are your Webelos using the patrol method? It's not too late! This course will demonstrate why it is an important part of the success of a first year Boy Scout and the tools you need to make it a success. The session will also cover suggestions for Webelos den camping.

CS210 Webelos to Scout Transition 50 Minutes Learn how to prepare Webelos Scouts for Boy Scouting - including how to best utilize the Scouting Adventure in the Arrow of Light requirements.

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BS101 Advancement in Boy Scouts 50 Minutes The first year of Boy Scouting is full of opportunities for advancement. Come hear our practical suggestions to help every Scout reach First Class, including discussions, Scoutmaster’s conferences, and activities that can be used for advancement.

BS102 Conducting Great Courts of Honor 50 Minutes Learn how to conduct Courts of Honor with dignity, enthusiasm and respect the Scouts deserve.

BS103 Effective Scoutmaster Conferences and Boards of Review 50 Minutes

This session will illustrate the differences and similarities of the Scoutmaster conference and the board of review. Learn how to use this time to guide and give purpose to your Scouts. Discussions will include how the Scout and the troop both benefit, what to ask, what to say, what to do and how to get the most out of these conversations.

BS104 Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops (ILST) 50 Minutes

The purpose of the ILST course is to teach Scouts with leadership positions about their new roles and how to most effectively reach success in that role. This course will teach leaders how to effectively hold an ILST in their units.

BS105 Life to Eagle 50 Minutes Everything you need to know to help a scout from Life to Eagle and how an Eagle Coach can help.

BS106 Real World Solutions to Common Troop Problems 50 Minutes

Most Boy Scout troops share similar challenges at one point or another. Veteran Scouters will offer tips and techniques that you can take to your troop and use immediately on topics such as recruitment, parent involvement, keeping the program fresh, youth-led and adult guided program,, and how to overcome the challenges of running a troop.

BS107 What to do with those Older Scouts 50 Minutes

By the time an active Scout reaches high school age, he has often “seen that, done that” and sometimes loses enthusiasm. This course will explore ways to keep the older Scout active and engaged in Scouting programs. Discussions will include the high adventure patrol concept within the troop and other outdoor adventures for older Scouts.

BS108 Building a Culture of a Scout-Led Troop 50 Minutes A major principle in Scouting is allowing youth to learn through leading. See how to build a Scout-led unit.

BS109 First Aid for 1st Class and Backcountry Safety 50 Minutes

This non-certification class will cover the first aid requirements for 1st class rank and discuss backcountry safety.

BS110 Menu Planning and Cooking Methods 50 Minutes

The meals you eat while on an outing, whether it’s a weeklong camping trip or a one day hike are a critical part of a successful trip. With the right planning, your meals should be well balanced, cooked properly and delicious. Learn how to guide your Scouts in proper menu planning, food handling and storage, and cooking methods. Ever had hamburger cooked in an orange? Steak cooked on a rock? Omelets in a bag? Come learn new and different ideas.

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Venturing Sessions _________________________________________________________________________________________________

VS101 ALPS – It’s What Makes Venturing Work 50 Minutes Recognition (i.e. advancement to non-Venturing folks) is a key part of Venturing. There are 4 areas of emphasis in Venturing program & recognition: Adventure – Leadership – Personal Growth – Service. Come find out what ALPS is, how it works, and what the four awards (Venturing, Discovery, Pathfinder, & Summit) in Venturing can do to strengthen your Venturing program.

VS102 High Adventure for Venturing Crews 50 Minutes

Adventure is a key pillar to Venturing, but it means different things to different people. This session covers tips and tricks to bringing adventure to your Venturing Crew. It’s more than just great scenery. It’s adding a great program to your annual high adventure activities. Council events, National High Adventure camps, and even STEM will be discussed!

VS103 Introduction to Leadership Skills for Crews (ILSC) 50 Minutes The purpose of ILSC is to teach crew members with leadership positions about their new roles and how to most effectively reach success in that role by equipping them with organizational and leadership skills to fulfill those responsibilities. This course will teach leaders how to effectively hold an ILSC in their units.

VS104 Venturing Crew Officers 50 Minutes Now it’s time for Venturing adult leaders to learn the duties of the officers in their Crews. This session is structured to give adults (and Venturing youth) an opportunity to fully understand the roles and responsibilities related to Venturing Crews. It’s time to help the youth develop an annual plan of activities for their crew(s), as well as acquiring leadership & team building skills.

VS105 What Makes Venturing Different? 50 Minutes Explore the opportunities and adventures in the world of Venturing.

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Commissioner Sessions ______________________________________________________________________________________________

CDC101 Commissioner Tools for Commissioners 50 Minutes

Training for Commissioners to be fully in-the-know on the new tools available.

CDC102 How to be a SUPER Help to Units 50 Minutes

How to be a SUPER help to the unit Practical solutions for common unit needs which includes "What would you do?" scenarios. Covers BCS105 & BCS112 in Commissioner Training

CDC103 Role of Commissioners in Reducing and Resolving Conflict 50 Minutes

Session designed for Commissioners and unit leaders. Learn techniques and methods to help reduce conflict among adult members in their units, or members of their committee. See how a Commissioner can play an important role to help resolve differences.

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CM and CA Leader Position Specific

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DL and DA Leader Position Specific

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Pack Committee Challenge BCS03 Opening Closing

SM and ASM Leader Position Specific

Training BBS01 Opening Closing

Troop Committee Challenge BBS02 Opening Closing

Venturing Leader Position Specific

TrainingBVS01 Opening Closing

Unit Commissioner Basic Training BDC01 Opening Closing

Roundtable Commissioner BDC02 Opening Closing

Merit Badge Counselor Training MBC01 Opening Closing

Chartered Organization Representative

TrainingCOR01 Opening Closing

Youth Protection Training YPT01 Opening Closing

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Adult Leadership Knots, Awards &

Recognition GS101 Opening Closing

Annual Calendar Planning GS102 Opening Closing

Developing Volunteers GS104 Opening Closing

Dutch Oven Cooking (Basic) GS105 Opening PARK LOT Closing

Dutch Oven Cooking (Advanced) GS106 Opening PARK LOT Closing

Flag Etiquette GS108 Opening Closing

Geocaching for Scouts GS109 Opening Closing

Interfaith Services for Scouts GS110 Opening Closing

Journey to Excellence (JTE) GS201 Opening Closing

MyScouting.org for Unit Leaders GS202 Opening Closing

Scoutbook.com GS203 Opening Closing

National Youth Leadership Training

(NYLT)GS204 Opening Closing

Outdoor Ethics in Scouting GS205 Opening Closing

Recruiting & Retention GS206 Opening Closing

Shooting Sports GS208 Opening Closing

STEM/NOVA GS209 Opening Closing

Tied Up in Knots GS210 Opening FOUNTAIN Closing

Using Internet Advancement GS301 Opening Closing

What is a Den Chief and how can he

help our unit?GS302 Opening Closing

What is the Order of the Arrow (OA)? GS303 Opening Closing

Why Woodbadge? GS304 Opening Closing

Woodcrafts, Knife Safety and Wood

CarvingGS305 Opening Closing

Disability Awareness in Scouting GS306 Opening Closing

Doctoral Thesis Bridge Program DOC01 Opening Closing

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Opening Closing

Awards Beyond Rank CS101 Opening Closing

Building Den Requirements into Pack

MeetingsCS102 Opening Closing

Cooking with Cub Scouts CS103 Opening COURTYARD Closing

Den Doodles CS104 Opening Closing

Keeping a Den Meeting Moving CS106 Opening Closing

Cub Scouting 101 CS107 Opening Closing

Pack Finance CS109 Opening Closing

Pack Pizzazz CS110 Opening Closing

What is a Pack Trainer? CS201 Opening Closing

Planning a Great Cub Scout Campfire

ProgramCS202 Opening Closing

Planning Special Ceremonies CS203 Opening Closing

Regattas and Derbies CS204 Opening COURTYARD Closing

Scouting Means Service CS205 Opening Closing

Helps for Small Packs CS206 Opening Closing

Tie Slides CS208 Opening Closing

Webelos & the Patrol Method CS209 Opening Closing

Webelos to Scout Transition CS210 Opening Closing

Advancement in Boy Scouts BS101 Opening Closing

Conducting great Courts of Honor BS102 Opening Closing

Effective SM Conferences & Boards of

ReviewBS103 Opening Closing

Introduction to Leadership Skills for

Troops (ILST)BS104 Opening Closing

Life to Eagle BS105 Opening Closing

Real World Solutions to Common

Troop ProblemsBS106 Opening Closing

What to do with those Older Scouts BS107 Opening Closing

Building a Culture of Scout-Led Troop BS108 Opening Closing

First Aid for 1st Class & Backcountry

SafetyBS109 Opening Closing

Menu Planning and Cooking Methods BS110 Opening FOUNTAIN Closing

ALPS - It 's What Makes Venturing

WorkVS101 Opening Closing

High Adventure for Venturing Crews VS102 Opening Closing

Introduction to Leadership Skills for

Crews (ILSC)VS103 Opening Closing

Venturing Crew Officers VS104 Opening Closing

What Makes Venturing Different? VS105 Opening Closing

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Commissioner Tools CDC101 Opening Closing

How to e a SUPER Help to Units CDC102 Opening Closing

Role of Commissioners in Reducing

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